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All Our Children

Public schools are in desperate need of support. Test scores and graduation rates continue to remain low in many New York communities. In 2007 the Diocese of New York passed a resolution for Episcopal parishes to make a long-term commitment to help public schools. All Our Children is a new initiative supported by the Diocese and Trinity Wall Street that offers parishes the opportunity to make a five-year commitment to better education. All Our Children is designed specifically as a civic outreach initiative rather than a religious program.

Partners

Christ Church – Bronxville
Young At Arts is a program in the Bronxville area offering dramatic instruction and production for children from preschool through high school age. The goal is to offer additional enrichment, mentoring, and leadership opportunities for students from Mount Vernon, Bronxville, Tuckahoe, and Yonkers school districts.

Grace Church – Monroe
Grace Church and North Elementary School are partnering to provide scholarship assistance for youth to participate in a summer/after school recreation program.

Grace Church – Nyack
The Amazing Grace Circus is partnering with Nyack Middle Schools to provide a circus arts curriculum to enhance the student’s learning process in the classroom and in their life.

Grace Church – West Farms
Grace Church – West Farms is working directly with P.S. 6 to target the areas of literacy, social literacy, and social development.

Mision San Juan Bautista – South Bronx
The Peace Zone program offers students a safe, neutral space away from gangs and provides activities designed to develop the talents and abilities of youth.

St. Ann’s Church – South Bronx
St. Ann’s Church is partnering with P.S. 65 in their neighborhood on parent training, an extension of parent-focused activities associated with the Summer Freedom School. The church has long had relationships with both P.S. 65 and P.S. 30 through their students’ participation in after school and summer efforts.

St. Mark’s Church-in-the-Bowery
St. Mark’s Church has an on-going relationship with P751M - The Manhattan School for Career Development a District 75 (the school is targeted for high school aged emotionally disturbed children). The partnership effort focuses on self-discovery and self-expression through the written word and the development of original music

St. John’s Monticello
St. John’s in partnership with Rural Migrant Ministry works to strengthen their youth’s participation in the school policy process through the Leadership Institute. The youth’s work through the Institute is to develop a campaign around food in the school cafeterias.

Trinity Wall Street
Tutoring Leadership High School students in global studies and earth sciences.