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Bronxville High School Students Collaborate With Sarah Lawrence College

BRONXVILLE, N.Y. -- Students from Sarah Lawrence College were recently invited to Bill Meyer’s Humanities Research Seminar class at Bronxville High School to help his students -- who have been examining issues related to education and injustice -- gain a deeper understanding of community partnerships and service.

Bronxville High School students hosted a group of Sarah Lawrence College students to discuss a variety of volunteer opportunities in the area.

Bronxville High School students hosted a group of Sarah Lawrence College students to discuss a variety of volunteer opportunities in the area.

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During the joint class, the students – who are required to complete a community service project during their second semester – discussed a variety of volunteer opportunities that are available in the area and how they could make a difference.

During the joint class, the students – who are required to complete a community service project during their second semester – discussed a variety of volunteer opportunities that are available in the area and how they could make a difference.

Photo Credit: Contributed
Bronxville High School students hosted a group of Sarah Lawrence College students to discuss a variety of volunteer opportunities in the area.

Bronxville High School students hosted a group of Sarah Lawrence College students to discuss a variety of volunteer opportunities in the area.

Photo Credit: Contributed

During the joint class, the students – who are required to complete a community service project during their second semester – discussed a variety of volunteer opportunities that are available in the area and how they could make a difference.

In the past, Bronxville High School students have volunteered at after-school programs in Yonkers and worked with special needs students in Bronxville and Eastchester.

“Sarah Lawrence College professor Kim Ferguson is an incredible partner in this relationship and helped us both broaden and deepen the service experiences of Bronxville students,” said Meyer, who has been partnering with the college for five years. “The possibilities are impressive and connecting with other students around common work can help them understand how transformative service really can be.”

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