Learning begins in the classroom—and keeps going when students step outside it.
The city gives students something a textbook cannot: a chance to encounter what they are studying firsthand.
From parks and museums to streets, stages, and historic sites, New York becomes a place to investigate, question, and discover.
Every experience begins with a purpose and returns to the classroom with new questions, evidence, and ideas.
Our neighborhood has been shaped by generations of immigrants, artists, activists, and communities—including the Ukrainian-American community from which Saint George grew.
