Software Development Majors visit NYU Winter Show
Software Development Majors learned about the Interactive Media Arts BFA program at Tisch School of the Arts and had a tour of the Winter 2025 student work exhibit.
Software Development Majors learned about the Interactive Media Arts BFA program at Tisch School of the Arts and had a tour of the Winter 2025 student work exhibit.
Martial Arts Club
The past two weeks the Martial Arts Club explored the Chinese Fan. In ancient times the Chinese fan was the ultimate concealed tool. It was carried by scholars and travelers because it was both functional and elegant. Our club learned the physics of the snap. The loud crack of the fan opening provides instant feedback on your speed and technique. It also has dual purposes. It's the only training tool that helps you cool down after a hard workout.
The past two weeks the Martial Arts Club explored the Chinese Fan. In ancient times the Chinese fan was the ultimate concealed tool. It was carried by scholars and travelers because it was both functional and elegant. Our club learned the physics of the snap. The loud crack of the fan opening provides instant feedback on your speed and technique. It also has dual purposes. It's the only training tool that helps you cool down after a hard workout.
Fashion Art Club - Studio 727
To our Fashion Art members - A huge thank you
To our Fashion Art members - A huge thank you
HSFI Students Teaching Middle School Students
Club Fashion With A Purpose and Ms. David engaged in teaching Fashion Skills to Middle School students from South Bronx Prep and Mott Haven Charter. The "T" Shirt design entitled "Peace" is a play on how to apply social justice messages onto original design concepts. This special collaboration was made possible by our admissions team Ms. Moreira and Assistant Principal, Ms. Silva.
Club Fashion With A Purpose and Ms. David engaged in teaching Fashion Skills to Middle School students from South Bronx Prep and Mott Haven Charter. The "T" Shirt design entitled "Peace" is a play on how to apply social justice messages onto original design concepts. This special collaboration was made possible by our admissions team Ms. Moreira and Assistant Principal, Ms. Silva.
Holiday Tree of Life!
Before winter break, students in Ms. Ng's and Ms. O'Brien's Biology class decorated their holiday tree with some origami critters! The students worked hard and showed their creativity to bring these pieces of paper to life. All the while, they learned some Festive Fun Fauna Fashion Facts! While the weather was surely frightful outside, our students made our Holiday Tree of Life so delightful!
Before winter break, students in Ms. Ng's and Ms. O'Brien's Biology class decorated their holiday tree with some origami critters! The students worked hard and showed their creativity to bring these pieces of paper to life. All the while, they learned some Festive Fun Fauna Fashion Facts! While the weather was surely frightful outside, our students made our Holiday Tree of Life so delightful!
Trip to see the play Queens
Students in AP Literature and Drama and Theater got a chance to see the play Queens at City Theater!
Students in AP Literature and Drama and Theater got a chance to see the play Queens at City Theater!
Chess Club, every Tuesday 3:00pm - 4:30pm.
See you there!
See you there!
The Yoga and Health Professions Clubs recently collaborated to provide our students with a session focused on yoga, meditation and mindfulness. This experience emphasized the role of self-awareness, balance, and stress management in personal wellness and future healthcare careers. It was a reminder than caring for others starts with caring for yourself.
Come join us at the Yoga Club, every Wednesday, from 4-5pm in room 743.
Have questions?- Email Ms. De Leon at Adeleon23@schools.nyc.gov.
Come join us at the Yoga Club, every Wednesday, from 4-5pm in room 743.
Have questions?- Email Ms. De Leon at Adeleon23@schools.nyc.gov.
The Yoga and Health Professions Clubs recently collaborated to provide our students with a session focused on yoga, meditation and mindfulness. This experience emphasized the role of self-awareness, balance, and stress management in personal wellness and future healthcare careers. It was a reminder than caring for others starts with caring for yourself.
Come join us at the Yoga Club, every Wednesday, from 4-5pm in room 743.
Have questions?- Email Ms. De Leon at Adeleon23@schools.nyc.gov.
Come join us at the Yoga Club, every Wednesday, from 4-5pm in room 743.
Have questions?- Email Ms. De Leon at Adeleon23@schools.nyc.gov.
The Yoga and Health Professions Clubs recently collaborated to provide our students with a session focused on yoga, meditation and mindfulness. This experience emphasized the role of self-awareness, balance, and stress management in personal wellness and future healthcare careers. It was a reminder than caring for others starts with caring for yourself.
Would you like to join the Health Professions Club? Email Mr. Powis at Tpowis@schools.nyc.gov.
Would you like to join the Health Professions Club? Email Mr. Powis at Tpowis@schools.nyc.gov.
The traditional annual Holiday display of ACC and Sculpture Clubs has been installed and giving the HSFI community festive cheers as they enter the school lobby. This year's hand painted lanterns with lights is a successful collaboration with Sophomore Materials and Techniques classes of Ms. V. Chan, Ms. Leighton, Mr. Paquet and Ms. Sanders Sophomore Visual Presentation class.
Mr. Rosenthal & the Sculpture Club with Ms. Gray, Ms. Sioson and the ACC club members wish everyone Happy Holidays!!!
Students exploring the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts on a guided tour, where they also visited the special exhibit “Syncopated Stages: Black Disruptions to the Great White Way.” It was a great cultural experience that connects to the diverse histories and artistic influences discussed in class.
The Caribbean Student Association brought the holiday vibes with our festive potluck 🎄🍽️ From amazing food to great music and even better company, it was the perfect way to celebrate the season together!
Come play chess at Chess Club!
Tuesdays 3:00pm - 4:30pm
Tuesdays 3:00pm - 4:30pm
Learning Goes Vertical in Ms. Goldstein’s and Ms. Klepacki’s classroom!
Today’s lesson brought math to life as students worked vertically around the room, sharing ideas and building understanding together. In small groups, they analyzed distance graphs to interpret motion, identify key features such as slope and intercepts, and connect those features to meaning in context. Students used function notation to clearly describe relationships between variables, explaining how changes in the input affected the output. As they debated strategies, asked clarifying questions, and revised their work in real time, students demonstrated perseverance, collaboration, and strong mathematical reasoning. This vertical work structure encouraged accountability, rich discussion, and multiple solution paths, helping every student actively engage in making sense of functions.
Today’s lesson brought math to life as students worked vertically around the room, sharing ideas and building understanding together. In small groups, they analyzed distance graphs to interpret motion, identify key features such as slope and intercepts, and connect those features to meaning in context. Students used function notation to clearly describe relationships between variables, explaining how changes in the input affected the output. As they debated strategies, asked clarifying questions, and revised their work in real time, students demonstrated perseverance, collaboration, and strong mathematical reasoning. This vertical work structure encouraged accountability, rich discussion, and multiple solution paths, helping every student actively engage in making sense of functions.
During our Monday club sessions over the past three weeks, we've been crafting Greek mythology-themed bead bracelets. Each bead color represents a different god or goddess, allowing us to wear symbols of the ancient pantheon. For example, like gold beads for Zeus, sea blue for Poseidon, silver for Artemis, etc.
Happy and Healthy New Year from the Science Team at HSFI!
(from left) Ms. Perricone, Ms.Molloy, Mr. Dawson, Ms. Lucyshyn, Ms. Brock, Ms. Sioson, Ms. Barnabee, Mr. Shold, Ms. De La Rosa, Ms. Frank, Ms. O'Brien, Mr. Mahamad, Ms. Smith, Mr. Rosenthal, Ms. Santos, Ms. Ng
