ALL HALLOWS STUDENT CENTER

 

ALL HALLOWS OWN ROBERT SANDOVAL

VISITS THE WHITE HOUSE

EXCERPT FROM NEW YORK TIMES SCHOOL BOOK:

It’s not everyday that school children from New York City get to visit the White House — plus meet Michelle Obama. But it happened on Wednesday when students from two groups accepted the 2011 National Arts and Humanities Youth Program Award for their programs, which bring together students from across the city and enhance learning.

Robert B. Sandoval, who will accept the award on behalf of the Saturday Academies, is a senior at the private All Hallows Institute in the Bronx. He has already reaped the rewards of going to school on the weekend: he received 3 out of 5 points on the AP U.S. history test and 4 out of 5 points on the AP world history test, which could qualify him to receive college credit. He has applied to Columbia University and Stony Brook University on Long Island, he said.

“My family went through a lot when I was young,” said Robert, whose parents emigrated from the Philippines. “I’m taking every opportunity I can to work hard and do good. I want to make them proud.”

To view this special presentation online, visit:

http://www.whitehouse.gov/photos-and-video/video/2011/11/02/first-lady-honors-arts-and-humanities-programs-youth

 

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World renowned filmmaker

Spike Lee recently visited
All Hallows High School to

talk with students about

pursuing careers

in technology.


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video excerpt from
Spike Lee's lecture

All Hallows Seniors accepted into the Bronx Teen Council

Internship Program

All Hallows' students get an acting lesson

from Academy Award

winning actor Kevin Spacey.

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Kwadwo Asamouh and Eric Avila of homeroom 12-2 were accepted into the Bronx Teen Council Internship sponsored by the Bronx Museum. 

Out of 100 applicants, approximately 40 students were accepted to be a part of the Bronx Teen council. 

They will be working at the "museums" which are basically a compilation of their artwork and writings that include photography, creative writing, paintings and sketches. 

The program introduces them to the art of New York observing art galleries and other art venues.  They will also be meeting with professional artists as well as have an opportunity to collaborate with them.

Junior Antonello Velez and Senior Remery Camacho were recognized Monday night, the Getto Film School's 12th annual Public Screening held at the Film Society of Lincoln Center's Walter Reade Theatre on Monday Night .  The programs showcased 10 outstanding six-minute films created by the 2011-2012 GFS Fellows.

Antonello Velez and Remery Camacho were both awarded a $1000.00 scholarship from Google.

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Class 2010