P2GQueens

We’re so excited to announce this upcoming FREE 24-hour virtual event! Join us for our Black Health and Healing Virtual Summit on February 5th and 6th. We’ll be... exploring the health issues that matter most to the Black community though panels, lectures and interactive workshops. You don’t want to miss the exceptional lineup of speakers, including Realdoug E. Fresh, Dr. M. Jocelyn Elders, Paralympic athlete Patrick Blake Leeper (leepster), WNBA star Renee Montgomery and many, many more! Register today at http://bit.ly/BHH2021 or learn more at http://blackhealth.queenslibrary.org. Presented by Queens Public Library and BCALA - The Black Caucus of the American Library Association. #BHH2021 #BCALA #mentalhealth #blackhealthmatters #blackhealthandwellness #healthandwellness #queenspubliclibrary #mentalhealthmatters #blackhealth #blackhealthlifestyle #fitness #healthyliving

Due to the COVID-19 surge, all NYC Public Schools will be transitioning to remote learning beginning Thursday, November 19th, 2020. Please reach out to your teacher for further instructions! Stay safe!

Pathways to Graduation Queens is still ENROLLING! If you have a young person who is interested in obtaining their High School Equivalency Diploma, please refer them to US! Pathways to Graduation Queens provides young adults ages 17-21 with the preparation and tools needed for a successful future by helping them earn their High School Equivalency Diploma. ... We offer: - Remote (virtual) and blended (combination of in-person and remote) learning opportunities - Rolling admission which enables students to enroll throughout the school year - ESL and Spanish bilingual preparation for the high school equivalency diploma - College & Career Resource Centers (CCRC) to assist and guide students in post-secondary and workforce success - Paid internship opportunities available for all students rolled in Pathways to Graduation Queens - MetroCards for all eligible students - Free childcare through our LYFE program - Testing accommodations for students with disabilities Ready to Refer? 1. You or the student should complete the Referral Form. (For any student under the age of 18, please include the contact information of the Student's Parent/Guardian in the "Comment or Message" field) 2. Once the referral form is received, students will be contacted by a Queens Referral Center Counselor to discuss next steps. PLEASE NOTE: If you have a young person who is interested in obtaining their high school equivalency diploma and resides outside of Queens, please have them complete the Referral Form. and indicate which borough they are interested in. Pathways to Graduation is available citywide. Referral Form: www.p2g.nyc/contact/

2020 has been a year we all would have never expected and while we are disappointed that we didn't get to watch our graduates walk across the stage like we’d always dreamedthat just meant that we were going to have to celebrate a little differently this year. In lieu of the traditional Graduation Ceremony; P2GQ teachers, staff and higher administration has put together a video to commemorate this major milestone . P2GQ CLASS OF 2020, this is for YOU!