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Our CCR (College and Career Readiness) students had workshops about immigrants’ rights, also known as KYR (Know Your Rights) workshops presented by our new partner, Jacob A. Riis Neighborhood Settlement. They learned about their rights as immigrants, as well as updated changes to immigration policy and the social services available to them. With the current COVID surge, we shifted our workshop location from in-person to online temporarily because we should know about our rights no matter what situations we are in!

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In honor of Martin Luther King Day, we will not hold any classes today, Monday, January 17.

Happy Friday 🙂. Our lesson today is on nouns. See how much you can learn and then try our quiz later on our stories.

Hi everyone 🙂. Weeks ago, we introduced you to some phrasal verbs. We would like to revisit this topic with a formal lesson. We hope this will be even more helpful!

Attention, students! All of our classes will be online the entire month of January. Hopefully on February 1 we can return to in-person classes. We’ll keep you updated, but in the meantime stay safe!

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