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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  • Astronomical Society of Long Island (ASLI)

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

  • 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.

  • 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.

  • 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.

  • Amateur Astronomers Association (AAA)

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

  • Amateur Observers' Society of New York (AOSNY)

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

  • 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.

  • Hudson River Museum Planetarium

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

  • Westchester Amateur Astronomers (WAA)

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

  • 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.

  • The Culture Tree

    The Culture Tree promotes cultural literacy about South Asia through language & educational & cultural programs

  • NYU Tandon School of Engineering K12 STEM Education Programs

    Offers programs with unique opportunities for in-depth STEM learning, including specialized topics in engineering.

  • NYC Center for Aerospace and Applied Mathematics

    Extended in-school and after-school programs in aviation, engineering, and robotics, as well as week-long camps during school breaks.

  • Cooper Union - STEM Saturdays Program

    Cooper Union's STEM Saturdays offer free, hands-on engineering & science workshops for high school students in NYC.

  • Columbia Engineering Outreach Programs

    Explore engineering at different levels through programs hosted and led by Columbia students and faculty.

  • Biorocket Research Internship

    Join our 6-month science research internship experience for New York City public & charter high school students age 16 & up.

  • Stony Brook University Engineering Programs for Middle School Students

    Offers hands-on engineering programs taught by STEM grad students, available in-person, remotely, or in a hybrid format.

  • Tribeca Language

    Tribeca Language is New York City’s premier language school for all ages & learning goals.

  • 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.

  • New York L'Alliance in NY and NJ

    Whether you’re interested in French language classes, cinema, or performing arts for your child or teen, you’ll find it here!

  • Language Trainers

    Language Trainers will help you learn any language, anytime, anywhere!

  • JP Language Institure - in Nassau, Bay Shore, and Garden City NY

    Regardless of skill level, our courses are designed for you to achieve your language learning goals with efficiency.

  • Japan Society Classes

    Beginner to advanced students can learn to speak, read, & write Japanese in these courses & workshops.

  • Hills Learning

    We offer language programs in Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Cantonese, Thai, Arabic, & Vietnamese, serving 300+ students.

  • Collina Italiana

    Our children’s classes are a wonderful place to start your child’s Italian education & feed their curiosity.

  • China Institute

    Our program offers Mandarin classes for toddlers, children & teens of all language levels.

  • Capital Region Language Center - in Albany, NY

    Flexible learning styles for kids & teens in small groups or as individuals, & in-person or online.

  • St. Peter's Thrift Store in Freehold, NJ

    As a social justice ministry, the Thrift Shop helps people of all incomes shop with dignity. Donate! Shop! Support!

  • NYC Gov - Jobs & Internships

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

  • Young Founders Lab

    A startup incubator for high school students, providing hands-on experience in entrepreneurship & real-world business creation.

  • The Junior Economic Club of New York City

    We invest in New York City’s future by allowing students to understand & solve real-world economic problems.

  • NYU Pre-College - Business Classes

    Students can earn college credits, connect with NYU faculty & classmates, & explore interests that will shape your academic future.

  • NY Institute of Technology - High School Business Bootcamp - in LI

    New York Tech School of Management offers a free bootcamp to prepare high school students for college & work experience.

  • Makom New York - Teen Programs - in Bethpage, NY

    Teen programs that foster Jewish learning, leadership, & community through social events, volunteer opportunities, & mentorship.

  • High School Fed Challenge

    Students work as a team to develop & enhance their skills in critical thinking, creativity, writing, time management, & more.

  • The Met - High School Internships

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

  • 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.

  • The City College of New York STEM Institute

    Offers free STEM and test prep programs designed to challenge, inspire, and prepare underrepresented students for academic success.

  • 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.

  • City Meals on Wheels

    Citymeals offers opportunities to prepare & deliver meals to homebound elderly New Yorkers, providing companionship & support.

  • 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.

  • The STEM Alliance - in Larchmont, NY

    STEM Alliance brings hands-on STEM programs to schools & communities, inspiring students through interactive learning.

  • 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.

  • Bridging the Gap

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

  • 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.

  • 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.

  • 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.

  • Brooklyn Community Pride Center - in Brooklyn

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

  • 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.

  • 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.

  • 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.

  • Chips Soup Kitchen and Women's Shelter

    Volunteer today to help provide our guests with daily meals & various other services.

  • NYC Parks - Stewardship

    Our volunteers help with forest & wetland restoration, planting & pruning street trees, & monitoring local wildlife.

  • NY Public Library - Teen Reading Ambasadors

    Teens act as leaders & role models to younger kids, inspiring a lifelong love of reading & learning.

  • New York Cares

    We have a variety of volunteer options, allowing teens to make a positive impact through community service projects across NYC.

  • Gallop NYC

    Volunteers help children & adults with developmental, emotional, social & physical challenges, all while working with horses.

  • Friendship Circle

    Join teens around the world in a global movement to ensure that all children have someone they can call their friend.

  • Food Bank for NYC

    Whether serving a hot meal, distributing groceries, or packing donations, you can make an impact with Food Bank For New York City!

  • Astronomy For Change - in NY

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

  • City Harvest

    Volunteer for food distribution, provide nutrition education to people of all ages, support campaigns that fight hunger, & more.

  • Riverkeeper Volunteer Opportunities

    From hands-on cleanup to community outreach, Riverkeeper volunteers play a vital role in protecting the local environment.

  • A New Chance Animal Rescue - in Bedford Hills, NY

    Volunteers are needed for transportation, fundraising, walking/socializing dogs, foster support, administrative tasks, & more.

  • 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.

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