Harlem Link Charter School

Our Core Values: Kindness, Responsibility, Integrity,
Courage, Wonder, Patience

Graduating Articulate Scholars and Active Citizens

New Phone Number at Upper School

Due to ongoing technology problems, we have changed our phone number at the Upper School. Effective immediately, please call (212) 666-4170 in order to reach the Upper School.

A Year of Growing Up, a Year of Excitement

In 2007-2008, Harlem Link's third year of operation, we have opened a second site for our kindergarten, and for the first time have the third grade at our school. As our oldest students begin to enter a new developmental stage, what was once called "latency" and is now called "tweenage," our school is entering a new stage as well. Our staff has swelled from 14 employees in the first year to nearly 40 this year, and our growth will continue throughout the year.

This year has already been highlighted by several special events, and more are on the way. In mid-October, our students won highly competitive soccer matches against a friendly rival charter school (photo, left). A good time was had by all, and our students will benefit from increased opportunities for this creative, athletic outlet.

Earlier in October, Gail Kimbell, Chief of the United States Forest Service, visited our school (photo at right with school staff and kids and honored guest, Deputy Manhattan Borough President Rosemonde Pierre-Louis) to kick off a grant from her federal department that will send our students to exciting nature fieldwork trips around and outside of the city.

Give to Harlem Link

Charter Schools only receive roughly three-fourths of state funding that other public schools receive. We are actively fundraising to support and expand our programs. Click here to make a tax-deductible gift to Harlem Link.

Further Information for Parents

Transportation
Yellow buses are provided by the city for most residents of Manhattan. Families living outside of Manhattan are not eligible for bus service, but they may be eligible for Metrocards. Many parents have volunteered to serve as bus matrons to help introduce the children to safe travel on buses. We now have information available on how to become certified for parents interested in volunteering.

To contact us please call (646) 472-7998.


	Our Core Values: Kindness, Responsibility, Integrity, Courage, Wonder, Patience
	Graduating Articulate Scholars and Active Citizens
Mission Give to Harlem Link Board of Trustees Employment Calendar Directions Student Application Contact Information Links News item: Article in The Amsterdam News Harlem Link Executive Summary (pdf) SUNY Charter Schools Institute	New Phone Number at Upper School Due to ongoing technology problems, we have changed our phone number at the Upper School. Effective immediately, please call (212) 666-4170 in order to reach the Upper School. A Year of Growing Up, a Year of Excitement In 2007-2008, Harlem Link's third year of operation, we have opened a second site for our kindergarten, and for the first time have the third grade at our school. As our oldest students begin to enter a new developmental stage, what was once called "latency" and is now called "tweenage," our school is entering a new stage as well. Our staff has swelled from 14 employees in the first year to nearly 40 this year, and our growth will continue throughout the year. This year has already been highlighted by several special events, and more are on the way. In mid-October, our students won highly competitive soccer matches against a friendly rival charter school (photo, left). A good time was had by all, and our students will benefit from increased opportunities for this creative, athletic outlet. Earlier in October, Gail Kimbell, Chief of the United States Forest Service, visited our school (photo at right with school staff and kids and honored guest, Deputy Manhattan Borough President Rosemonde Pierre-Louis) to kick off a grant from her federal department that will send our students to exciting nature fieldwork trips around and outside of the city. Give to Harlem Link Charter Schools only receive roughly three-fourths of state funding that other public schools receive. We are actively fundraising to support and expand our programs. Click here to make a tax-deductible gift to Harlem Link. Further Information for Parents Transportation Yellow buses are provided by the city for most residents of Manhattan. Families living outside of Manhattan are not eligible for bus service, but they may be eligible for Metrocards. Many parents have volunteered to serve as bus matrons to help introduce the children to safe travel on buses. We now have information available on how to become certified for parents interested in volunteering. To contact us please call (646) 472-7998.