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Intake hours at The Door are 2-5 p.m. (M-F), Th until 7 p.m. -No appt or id necessary. Here is a list of pro bono legal services at The Door. In this folder you will find additional resources for legal aid, students with DACA & toolkits. Link to Google Folder **You must login with your City-as email in order to access the documents.
Academics. At CAS, the school year is divided into four eight-week cycles. Each cycle students spend between 16 and 32 hours per week at one or more of the community resources (internships) they elect from a quarterly catalog. They typically enroll in between two and four classes held at the school and two seminars, also held at the school.
City-As-School 16 Clarkson St New York, NY 10014 Ph: 212 337-6800 ...
Internships. Since its founding in 1972, City-As-School has been an international pioneer in the successful practice of external learning, in which students are placed in a wide variety of resources (internship) experiences outside the school where they learn by doing. While other high schools offer cooperative learning or work/study ...
Our Philosophy. City-As-School (CAS) emphasizes freedom, trust and responsibility. It’s a place where students learn by doing; doing in their internships, doing in their class work, and doing on their own as they prepare their portfolios for graduation. Started in 1972 with 15 students and the staff of four, CAS has grown to a student body of ...
As students transition from one school to another there are many questions that can arise. Luckily, we have a number of supports at City-As-School that can help guide students towards their high school diploma, and beyond. Our Admissions department has a history of guiding students and families through the process of being officially admitted into the school. Once accepted, students are ...
Note: Students should have at least 16 high school academic or subject area credits to enter, including two credits in both Math and Science. Look at our website and attend the next Open House. Bring your transcript or have it in your email. Once a student finishes intake he/she/they attend (s) will participate in Orientation for City As School.
