MS 51 Photo in the News
8th Grader Ali V.'s image exhibited in times square via NYMetroParents.com
8th Grader Edward C.'s Protest images published in The Brick Underground!
World renowned artist JR's Inside Out Project came to MS 51! We were the first school to launch their #insideoutback2school piece of this international public art project. Our school is a much more beautiful place now!
Watch a short film about the project here.
The project was covered by The Park Slope Stoop blog.
Find US on JR's website here.
Watch a short film about the project here.
The project was covered by The Park Slope Stoop blog.
Find US on JR's website here.
JR's INSIDe out project
Happened Tuesday may 13 - What a blast!
In February of 2014, we had the pleasure of welcoming ABC News into our classroom. They were filming a story about alternative fundraising organizations like DonorsChoose.org, and we were fortunate enough to share our experience with them.
The full article and video can be found here. A segment from the article can be read below: |
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Amy Flatow is a middle school photography teacher at Middle School 51 in Brooklyn, N.Y., who has benefited from donations to her classroom. Since 2008 Flatow has been able to fund 15 projects, most of which have provided computers and printers for her students. She estimates that she's raised as much as $15,000.
"I think good fundraising isn't about giving, but rather feeling good while you give, and I think that's the key to any successful fundraising," Flatow said. "You can give to the project, and then afterwards you end up having something substantial in the classroom that you can see."
8th grader Tasfia T. and Ms. Flatow (nee. Sunners) at the newest Arts Connection opening at Centerview Partners on May 2nd, 2012.
Tasfia T. & Tom G. both had work in the exhibition (as did alumni Isabelle F.). Check out these articles on WNYC.org and the NYTimes Schoolbook Section:
https://www.wnyc.org/story/205495-goals-and-dreams/
http://nyti.ms/KtAOXs
Tasfia T. & Tom G. both had work in the exhibition (as did alumni Isabelle F.). Check out these articles on WNYC.org and the NYTimes Schoolbook Section:
https://www.wnyc.org/story/205495-goals-and-dreams/
http://nyti.ms/KtAOXs