Educational Advocates Student Extracurricular Activities - New York

New York Area Student Extracurricular Activities

New York students, both local and online, engage in diverse extracurriculars, ranging from robotics clubs and volunteering to virtual art and coding websites.

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  • Cornell Cooperative Extension 4-H Robotics Club

    High school students with a passion for STEM & robotics in various robotics activities and competitions throughout the school year.

  • STEM Alliance Digital Mentoring

    Digital mentoring programs, workshops, and after-school programs focused on science, technology, engineering, and math education.

  • NextGen Bootcamp Live Online Classes

    Live online, interactive summer coding classes in Java, Python, web design, and more, focusing on real-world projects from day one.

  • Westchester Amateur Astronomers (WAA)

    Lectures, star parties, and other events. The youth division, Ursa Minors, open to individuals aged eight to 18.

  • Hudson River Museum Planetarium

    Planetarium shows & educational programs for students, explore sky motions & celestial relationships in a detailed universe simulator.

  • The Met Internship Program for High School Students

    This paid internship offers NYC high schoolers hands-on experience in art, museums, and creative fields with year-round mentorship.

  • New York Hall of Science Astronomy Programs

    Provides interactive exhibits and programs in astronomy and other sciences, including an astronomy lab and after-school science club.

  • Amateur Observers' Society of New York (AOSNY)

    A family-friendly astronomy club with affordable dues, monthly meetings featuring guest speakers, and public events.

  • Amateur Astronomers Association (AAA)

    A volunteer-run non-profit that promotes the study & public awareness of the cosmos through observation, education, outreach, & more.

  • Code Advantage Robotics Classes

    Learn to design, build, & program robots using creativity and problem-solving skills through programs tailored by age & skill level.

  • Long Island Science Center Robotics Programs

    Robotics instruction incorporating engineering, design, creative brainstorming, and coding concepts.

  • Robotics for Teens at ArtsWestchester

    Offers in-person classes where students learn the latest in electronics, coding, and 3D printing technology, focusing on robotics.

  • Astronomical Society of Long Island (ASLI)

    A group of dedicated amateur astronomers and telescope makers welcoming new visitors; no telescope ownership required.

  • CodeWizardsHQ

    Structured, comprehensive coding classes with a hands-on approach, covering various programming languages and web development skills.

  • Think Space Studio After School Programming

    Teaches fundamentals of computer programming, including Java, HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, in a hands-on, small group environment.

  • Chabad Family Programs

    Chabad Family Programs is a welcoming space where your child can explore the joy of Judaism in a positive & nurturing environment.

  • Guggenheim Museum - Sustainability Series for Teens

    Join local high schoolers in our teen program to explore the arts, meet new people, & reimagine new futures together.

  • ICP - Teen Academy

    We invite young people from the greater NYC metro area to join the ICP photography community & develop into visual storytellers.

  • Congregation Rodeph Sholom - Teens

    Rodeph Sholom Teens is open to all those seeking informal, engaging & meaningful Jewish experiences.

  • Columbia University - Freedom and Citizenship

    Join us for a free summer seminar on political philosophy & a year-long civic leadership project for high schoolers.

  • BAM - Brooklyn Interns for Arts and Culture - in Brooklyn, NY

    Gear up for life after high school in this paid college, career, & life-readiness program.

  • Westchester Community Jewish Services - Center Lane for LGBTQ+ Youth - in Westchester, NY

    Center Lane provides affirming supportive, educational, & recreational programming for LGBTQIA+ youth.

  • The Audre Lorde Project

    The Audre Lorde Project is an LGBTQ+ People of Color community organizing center, focusing on the New York City area.

  • Pride Center of Staten Island - in Staten Island, NY

    Our Pride Center offers services focused on support, education, & empowerment for LGBTQ+ youth in a safe, inclusive environment.

  • PFLAG NYC

    The Safe Schools Program seeks volunteers to share stories of support & self-acceptance, helping LGBTQ+ students embrace themselves.

  • LGBT Network - in LI and Queens

    A non-profit organization that is a home and voice for LGBT people, their families, & support systems of Long Island & Queens.

  • JQY

    JQY is a mental health organization that empowers Jewish queer teens & young adults to live healthy, joyful lives.

  • Generation Q Youth Center - in Forest Hills, NY

    We are an after-school youth center for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, & queer youth & allies.

  • Brooklyn Community Pride Center - in Brooklyn

    We offer programs & services to support the LGBTQ+ community in areas like health, advocacy, & cultural enrichment.

  • The Bronx Musuem - Teen Council - in the Bronx, NY

    The Bronx Museum’s paid internship program that engages participants in art-making & the museum space.

  • Arts Connections Teen Programs - Teen Reviews and Critics

    We offer FREE writing workshops in the visual arts, music, theater, dance, media, multi-arts, & film.

  • Writopia Lab

    Our age-based workshops give young writers the opportunity to work on their own pieces alongside a maximum of eight peers.

  • Ubran World - Youth Programs

    Urban Word offers youth-focused programs that promote creative expression through writing, spoken word, & performance.

  • Poets House

    Poets House exists to create a welcoming home for poets, poetry readers, & for those who are exploring poetry.

  • NYU - Future Dramatic Writers Workshop

    A free, highly-focused academic & professional writing program for students who wish to write for theatre, film, & television.

  • NY Public Library - Writing Classes

    NYPL offers writing classes for teens, helping them develop their skills through creative workshops & guided instruction.

  • New Era Creative Space - in Peekskill, NY

    We offer performing & visual arts, leadership & empowerment, & STEM programming for young people ages 5-18.

  • Hudson Valley Writers Center - in Sleepy Hollow, NY

    The Center fosters a vibrant literary arts community that empowers writers & readers of diverse ages, talents, & backgrounds.

  • 826 NYC

    From field trips to school residency programs, to weekend, & after-school workshops, kids write their paths forward all year long.

  • The Met - High School Internships

    This program allows students to connect with art, museums, & creative professionals as they network & gain work experience.

  • New Teens Museum - NEWMU Teens

    Bringing teens together IRL to connect with contemporary art & each other.

  • NYC Gov - Jobs & Internships

    Our employment programs help youth between the ages of 14 & 24 gain work experience & further their education.

  • NY Aquarium - Youth Ocean Advocates Internship - in Bronx, NY

    Youth Ocean Advocates empower NYC students to support conservation, explore environmental policy, & lead events for ocean protection.

  • Museum of Arts & Design - Teen Programs

    MAD immerses teens in the visual arts & the professional world of museums.

  • Field Biology Internships - in Queens, NY

    The Field Biology Internship offers high school students the chance to explore local ecosystems & build research skills in the field.

  • DOROT - Academic Year Teen Internship

    Our Teen Internship connects high school students with older adults for meaningful intergenerational activities & community service.

  • Brooklyn Museum: InterseXtiona: Gender & Sexuality - in Brooklyn, NY

    As part of the Museum’s teen-led programming, you’ll help activate art to promote social justice & imagine new futures.

  • Youth Communication - YC Writing Program

    Join a group of 10-12 young people who will explore making change in Youth Communication’s annual summer writing workshop.

  • American Musuem of Natural History - Science Research Mentoring Program

    An opportunity for New York City high school students to conduct one year of scientific research with Museum scientists.

  • Temple Israel New York - Academy

    The core learning of our teen program, the Academy, will focus on the social, emotional, & spiritual development of our participants.

  • The Barrow Group - 1-Year Teen Ensemble

    A professional training program designed to build on the actor’s existing set of skills & take training to the next level.

  • NYC Park - Astronomy Events in multiple bouroughs

    Join NYC Parks for free astronomy events, offering stargazing & educational activities at various locations across the city.

  • New Paltz - Planetarium Shows - in New Paltz, NY

    Enjoy a planetarium show & telescope viewing (weather permitting) on the 1st & 3rd Thursdays. Tickets required for the show.

  • Hofsta University - Stars on Sundays - in Hempstead, NY

    Join Hofstra for a free stargazing event! View the Moon, planets, & more through telescopes, plus a sky presentation.

  • Custer Institute at Observatory - in Southold, NY

    We explore astronomy, the arts, sciences, & humanities, & stimulate fellowship amongst our members.

  • Astronomy For Change - in NY

    Astronomy For Change is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to affect positive change through astronomy & science education.

  • Whitney Museum of Art - Youth Insights

    NYC teen programs offer high school students a chance to explore, discuss, & create art alongside contemporary artists & educators.

  • The Met - Teen Programs

    Check out classes, workshops, & special events designed especially for teens to develop their skills & connect with art.

  • The Drawing Center

    Engaging programs that inspire creativity through exhibitions, workshops, & community events for artists of all levels.

  • Girls Who Code Clubs

    Free after-school programs that teach coding and build community to close the gender gap in tech. Meet regularly during school year.

  • The Art Studio NY - Teen Art Program

    In-person teen art classes fostering creativity & skill in a supportive studio environment.

  • NYPL - Teen Art Club

    Explore free art classes at NYPL, offering creative workshops for all ages across Manhattan, the Bronx, & Staten Island.

  • New York Art Studio - Teen Art Course

    Teen art courses focused on building skills, creativity, & portfolios for aspiring young artists.

  • Long Island Academy of Fine Art - in Glen Cove, NY

    Fine art courses for all levels, taught by professional artists in a supportive studio setting.

  • Infinity Visual and Performing Arts

    A creative space where young artists grow through mentorship, collaboration, & hands-on experiences in the visual & performing arts.

  • Creatively Wild Art Studio - Teen Art Classes in Brooklyn

    Our curriculum supports & develops real progress by equipping students with the tools they need to become the artists they want to be.

  • Craftsman Ave - Workshops in Brooklyn

    Hands-on DIY workshops where you can build, create, & learn new skills in woodworking, metalworking, & more. No experience needed!

  • Brooklyn Museum: By Teens, For Teens

    Ready to expand your mind & meet fellow art lovers? Check out classes, paid internships, & free events.

  • Columbia University's Summer High School Academic Program for Engineers (SHAPE)

    A pre-college STEM program for rising sophomores, juniors, seniors, & recent high school graduates.

  • New York Math Circle

    We’ll help you develop your logical thinking & problem-solving skills, & help you enjoy, understand, & expand your math knowledge.

  • National Museum of Mathematics - MoMath - Expansions

    Expansions workshops are designed by MoMath’s educational team to illuminate the wonders of math, challenge, & inspire students.

  • Math-M-Addicts

    A Saturday enrichment program with a range of mathematical problem-solving courses for elementary, middle, & high school students.

  • Institute of Creative Problem Solving - in LI

    A competitive program for top Long Island students to enhance their math skills through advanced coursework & projects.

  • Gigi's Play House - 1:1 Math Tutoring for Individuals with Down Syndrome - in Westchester

    Our math program is built based on the ways in which individuals with Down syndrome learn best.

  • Rockefeller University Summer Science Research Program

    A team-based mentored research program for high school juniors & seniors that takes place during the summer.

  • NYC FIRST Robotics Competition

    NYC FIRST provides meaningful & joyful STEM and robotics programming city-wide.

  • FIRST Robotics Competition

    FRC builds students’ confidence & robotics skills, connecting students with professional team mentors & sponsors.

  • Bridging the Gap

    We provide one-on-one support, job readiness training, skills building, & social activities to help you create a path to wellness.

  • NYU Summer Program for Automation, Robotics, and Coding

    A 2-week, full-day summer program for high school students, covering the basics of robotics, mechatronics, & programming.

  • NYU Science and Technology Entry Program

    We prepare students for academic & career success through immersive courses & supervised training in a variety of STEM subjects.

  • theCoderSchool Syosset

    Coding classes in Python, Scratch, and JavaScript with private and semi-private coaching, using a mentor-based teaching approach.

  • The Coding Space in NYC, Brooklyn, Long Island

    ​​An after-school and summer coding program where kids & teens learn to code while developing critical thinking skills.

  • The Coding Space

    Build intellectual confidence and a growth mindset through personalized projects in Scratch and JavaScript.

  • NY Historical Society - Tech Scholars

    Our programs offer free digital humanities courses for NYC-area high school students to create podcasts, websites, & games.

  • LI Youth Development - Coding Classes - in East Setauket, NY

    A coding club introducing programming basics through hands-on projects in Python, C++, Java, & more, for all skill levels.

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