Manhattan's Only Therapeutic College Prep Independent School
Manhattan's Only Therapeutic College Prep Independent School
From April 25th-27th, Stevenson continued its annual tradition of hosting Art Manifest. The three-day festival, celebrating artistic innovation and creativity through a series of hands-on (… more)
Attire is “Come as You Are.” Anything from dressy casual to business attire is welcome and appropriate. For additional information please contact Carl Pozzi at (… more)
Mira Krishnan visited Stevenson as part of a Day of Diversity discussion on Tuesday, January 30th. Mira, a social entrepreneur and feminist activist, seized and (… more)
Photos by Steve Hamlin Participation in soccer was high with 17 students joining the team. Led by coach Nick Alexander, the team worked on camaraderie and skill development. Every student played and had a chance to contribute and the team finished its six-game 2017 fall season in fifth place, just missing the final playoff spot. To read more, [more…]
On Thursday, April 20th, over a dozen Stevenson students travelled out to Coney Island to volunteer with the Coney Island Lighthouse Mission. CILM provides emergency food to community members in need through their food pantry and soup kitchen, and they also distribute groceries and serve hot meals throughout the week. Dedicated to fighting hunger and [more…]
For the ninth consecutive year, Stevenson celebrated a week of creative expression with Art Manifest. Students and teachers participated in a week of visual, culinary, literary, and performance arts workshops led by a host of professional and amateur artists from NYC. The week concluded with the Art Manifest Showcase performance, a talent show featuring the [more…]
We are very proud of all our graduates! Several of our former students are studying across the country and internationally. Our future artists, writers, politicians, engineers, designers, and community leaders are making a difference. Stevenson faculty and college program recognizes and encourages students to follow their unique talents, passions, and dreams. Collaboration with the students [more…]
On Tuesday March 7th, Stevenson hosted a special reading and talk-back with awarding winning playwright David Auburn. Auburn is best known for his play Proof, which won the Tony Award for “Best Play” in 2001, as well as a Pulitzer Prize for Drama. He also wrote the screenplay for the 2006 film The Lake House. [more…]
Lights, Camera, Action! The Stevenson 5th period film class had an incredible weekend of production for their final film project of the school year, titled Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea. Stevenson Film teachers Rebecca Cavalier and Stephanie Choriatis supervised the process, with the students as the creative visionaries behind the production. Students [more…]
Valuing and engaging in community service can be important for a number of reasons. The community outreach group is comprised of Stevenson students, who spearhead various volunteer opportunities throughout the school year. The group is led by Mary McGaughan, PsyD and Kim Nguyen (psychology intern). By assisting others in our community, students learn to interact [more…]
The Stevenson School deeply values outdoor education and how it can contribute to a student’s well-being. Our school has a long standing tradition of bringing students outside of the classroom and into the great outdoors, and on February 3rd, students traveled upstate to Windham Mountain for the annual Stevenson ski trip. This tradition began with [more…]
Art Manifest is an annual celebration of creative expression at the Stevenson School. Students and teachers participate in a week of workshops, art projects, literary readings, as well as dramatic and musical performances. Art Manifest coordinators, John Headly and Rebecca Cavalier, wanted to share with the school a tasting of what’s to come in March [more…]
On Sunday, December 11th, Stevenson students attended a special performance of Chris Gethard: Career Suicide at the Lynn Redgrave Theatre in Greenwich Village. Career Suicide is advertised as “a new comedy about suicide, depression, alcoholism, and all the other funnest parts of life”. In his one-man show, Gethard shares his lifelong struggles with depression and [more…]