In The News
Read and hear about Harlem Link’s community around the World Wide Web:
- The February 2013 profile of Harlem Link Resident Artist Maria Torres as New Yorker of the Week on NY1. The video included shots of Harlem Link's Black History Month celebration.
- A fall 2012 radio story on WNYC about student turnover at charter schools, and other public schools, with a focus on what is happening at Harlem Link and a couple of other community schools.
- Survivorship Bias, a summer 2012 essay by principal and co-founder Steven Evangelista in GothamSchools about the need for transparency around state test scores and student enrollment.
- Who Gets to be Gifted?, a 2011 TEDx talk given by principal and co-founder Steven Evangelista.
- A panel discussion featuring co-founder Margaret Ryan and NYC DOE Deputy Chancellor Shael Polakow-Suransky about teacher performance at the Bank Street College of Education's prestigious Niemeyer Series.
- Charter Schools Enter Uncharted Waters, a 2010 article by Gail Robinson in Gotham Gazette that describes Harlem Link as a place of calm in the midst of school space battles.
- A Memorable Student, Lost and Found, an article by principal and co-founder Steven Evangelista in GothamSchools. The story was also profiled by RiShawn Biddle in his Dropout Nation podcast on building long-lasting connections between teachers and students.
- Why I Want To See More Charter Schools, an article by former Harlem Link parent Ebony Brown in GothamSchools.
