Headstart

La Peninsula Community Organization, Inc. is a non-profit, community-based organization located in the South Bronx, New York. With a history dating back to 1965, La Peninsula has been dedicated to providing high-quality early childhood education and Head Start services to preschool children and their families in the Hunts Point, Longwood, Mott Haven, and Claremount South neighborhoods. As one of the poorest congressional districts in the country, La Peninsula strives to meet the individualized needs of vulnerable families by offering center-based and school-based services in areas of greatest need. La Peninsula Community Organization, Inc. has served over 1,000 preschool children and continues to prioritize the well-being and development of young learners. Through their programs and services, including mental health support, nutrition and health screening, parent engagement, and job readiness initiatives, La Peninsula aims to give children a head start in their educational journey and empower families in underserved communities. Committed to their mission and operating principles, La Peninsula is a trusted organization that plays a vital role in the South Bronx community.Generated from the website

St. Ignatius School Jesuit Middle School, located in the South Bronx, is a co-educational, Catholic Jesuit middle school that provides a tuition-free, life-changing education to low-income students of all faiths. With a mission to empower students to become their best selves, the school creates a safe and nurturing environment where intellectual, spiritual, and social growth are fostered. Supported by grants and donations, St. Ignatius School offers a comprehensive educational experience, including an extended-day academic program, a summer leadership program, and a graduate support program that accompanies students through high school and college. Committed to addressing the unique needs of under-performing students in underserved communities, St. Ignatius School follows a Nativity School model developed by Jesuit educators. Through an 11-year commitment to its students, the school provides academic, financial, and spiritual support, ensuring a far greater level of academic and personal success than local public or charter schools. Graduates of St. Ignatius School have been accepted to prestigious high schools and colleges, with virtually all becoming the first members of their families to attend college.Generated from the website