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Explore the diverse student clubs at New York Harbor School. Get involved and pursue your interests outside the classroom. CLUBS Clubs change seasonally. Students should listen to 2nd period announcements regarding Information Fairs which are held in late September (Fall Clubs) and in late January (Spring Clubs). Clubs meet before and after school unless otherwise noted. Days and times may change so listen to announcements and read school postings for regular updates. Clubs > > > Winter/Spring 2026 - more updates coming Reset More information coming soon! Big Green Theater Wednesday 3:00-5:30 pm Stephen Spinato sspinato@newyorkharborschool.org Days for shooting video of special events may alter our weekly schedule. Filmmaking Monday 3:00 - 5:00 pm Andrew Mills amills@newyorkharborschool.org Times may vary depending on what we are cooking. Cooking Club Monday 3:30-5:30 pm Jalesa Thomas jthomas@newyorkharborschool.org The Fishing Club offers students an opportunity to learn to fish or to further their fishing skills. We learn and enhance our fishing skills while making a connection with the beautiful waters of New York Harbor. We catch striped bass, dog fish, porgies, black fish, sea bass and many other species of fish. Our catch and release program meets on Wednesdays after school in the Fall and Spring. Fishing Club - Harbor Anglers Wednesday 3:00 - 5:00 pm Frank Scwhall fscwhall@newyorkharborschool.org More information coming soon! Dungeons & Dragon Wednesday 3:00 - 5:00 pm Louis Bonini lbonini@newyorkharborschool.org Empowering change through collective action, the Harbor School Sustainability Club is dedicated to fostering a culture of environmental consciousness, education, and sustainable practices within our campus community. Through innovative initiatives, collaborative projects, and informative events, we strive to inspire individuals to embrace eco-friendly choices and contribute to a greener future for all. Rebecca Resner rresner@newyorkharborschool.org Future Farmers of America (FFA) Tuesday 3:00 - 5:00 pm Robert Markuske rmarkuske@newyorkharborschool.org More Clubs Photos FFA Highlights Fishing Club Harbor Corps Harbor Seals < < < Forms Permission Slips Go to link

Explore the Aquaculture program at New York Harbor School, where students tackle real-world challenges like overfishing and habitat loss by studying water chemistry, marine biology, environmental science, and animal husbandry through hands-on projects. AQUACULTURE Aquaculture is a growing industry, locally and globally, in response to habitat loss, overfishing and increased human populations. Students work to understand the fundamentals of water chemistry, marine biology, environmental science, and animal husbandry through real world projects. Program Description < < < Aquaculture is a three year program following the Introduction to NY Harbor Class in 9th Grade. Like all of our CTE tracks, Aquaculture includes a Work Based Learning component, Career and Financial Management and College preparation. Throughout the program, students study aquaculture species, with a focus on shellfish culture for restoration work. Other topics infused into all three years of aquaculture include, but are not limited to, research skills, technical drawing, geography, marine biology, genetics, taxonomy and environmental science. The field of Aquaculture is currently booming as a global industry and can provide a sustainable source of protein as land based conventional farming resources and wild fish populations continue to drop. Since Aquaculture is becoming more important to global food systems, as well as restoration work, it affords participants the opportunity to engage in global issues that employ a wide range of skills. Aquaculture At-A-Glance Follow Aquaculture on Instagram Instructor Rebecca Resner rresner@newyorkharborschool.org About Rebecca Courses Intro to Aquaculture Production Aquaculture Applied Aquaculture Career and Financial Management Industry Recognized Certifications New York Safe Boater Seafood HACCP Controlled Environmental Agriculture Everfi Financial Literacy NYS CTE Endorsement Natural Resources and Management in Agriculture/Natural Resources Career Cluster Aquaculture Partners These organizations provide support through certifications, student internships, student work-based learning experiences, and fieldwork development. Billion Oyster Project Future Farmers of America (FFA) GrowNYC Hudson River Park Foundation - The River Project NY Sunworks and many more. Coming Soon Internship Opportunities 2026 Aquaculture Seniors < < < A Peek at Our Day Explore our other CTE Programs

Get to know the dedicated staff and faculty at New York Harbor School. Find contact info and connect with our crew who help make it all happen. OUR CREW NYHS boasts a dedicated team of professionals including full-time faculty, counselors, administrators and support staff. Each member is committed to ensuring the success and well-being of every student. > > > Leadership The Harbor School crew is committed to support students, families, and one another. We work to provide a positive environment and a high-quality educational experience for every student. We are happy to discuss any concerns you may have to address individual needs. Please contact any member of our crew; we'd love to get to know you better. 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Become a PADI certified diver with New York Harbor School’s Professional Diving program. Gain entry-level and advanced certifications, scientific diving skills, preparing you for careers and internships in the maritime industry. PROFESSIONAL DIVING NYHS Professional Diving is the only program of its kind in the United States, training high school students as effective divers and putting them to work underwater on real environmental restoration efforts like the Billion Oyster Project. Program Description < < < Sophomore Year: Students are certified as entry-level Open Water Divers and improve their skills and knowledge as Advanced Open Water Divers. Over the winter students learn terrestrial rescue skills including CPR and first aid, emergency oxygen treatment, neurological assessments, and care for hazardous marine life injuries. In the spring they study and practice Rescue Diving techniques, in which they learn to prevent problems before they occur and aid and assist in the event of an emergency. Junior Year: Dive students work towards certification as NYHS Scientific Divers. NYHS is the only public high school in the country to offer this college-level certification, which enjoys full reciprocity at major universities and research stations. During scientific diver studies, students learn about diving physics and physiology, decompression theory and procedures, and how to assemble and supervise a safe and effective research diving team. Students learn to use photography and video equipment, dry suits, full face masks, underwater communications, harnesses and tethers, all of which are put to use as we assist the other seven Harbor School CTE programs in installing and monitoring BOP oyster restoration sites in the challenging, low-viz, strong current, cold water conditions of New York Harbor. Senior Year: Divers learn the basics of commercial diving, including search and recovery, surface supply air, piling/dock assessment and repair, non-destructive testing (NDT), and dive tendering. Seniors also learn the basics of equipment maintenance and repair. During the spring, some students pursue their Divemaster certification, allowing them to work in the recreational dive industry immediately upon graduation. Others begin work as interns in the professional diving industry, including cleaning tanks and educating the public at the New York Aquarium, and organizing and supervising Billion Oyster Project dives. Career and Financial Management training is incorporated throughout the year. www.nyhsdiving.com Professional Diving At-A-Glance Follow Professional Diving on Instagram Instructor Lenny Speregen lsperegen@newyorkharborschool.org About Lenny Courses Open Water Diver Advanced Open Water Diver Rescue Diver & Lifeguard Scientific Diver Specialty Diving Classes including Full Face Mask Diver, Dry Suit Diver, Equipment Specialist First Aid/CPR, Oxygen Administration, and more Industry Recognized Certifications Professional Association of Diving Instructors (PADI) entry level through professional level certifications Divers Alert Network (DAN) full first-aid medical diving suite American Academy of Underwater Sciences (AAUS) Scientific Diver Final Exam NYS CTE Endorsement Marine Transportation in the Transportation, Distribution and Logistics Cluster Professional Diving Partners These individuals provide support in many ways: certifications, student internships, student work-based learning experiences, and fieldwork development. Billion Oyster Project PADI Divers Alert Network and many more. Coming Soon Internship Opportunities < < < A Peek at Our Day Explore our other CTE Programs

New York Harbor School’s Marine Biology and Research Program for those looking for hands-on, college-level marine science learning, research projects, internships, and career development. MARINE BIOLOGY RESEARCH PROGRAM New York Harbor School's Marine Biology Research Program will jump start you in core marine science topics employing hands-on, problem-based learning strategies. Program Description < < < The MBRP is a three-year program that will jump start you in core marine science topics employing hands-on, problem-based learning strategies. In these challenging college level courses, you’ll begin by creating Aquatic Ecosystem Models to learn the basics in biology, ecology, and oceanography. As an intermediate student, you will choose one of two paths: Geographic Information Systems (GIS) or Independent Marine Research (Indy). In the GIS path, you’ll learn strong basic and intermediate skills in map making using ArcGIS. Then you’ll apply your skills on a real-world project or work in collaboration with an Indy scholar. As an Indy scholar, you’ll acquire college level reading, writing, and statistics skills while creating a project. As an advanced Indy scholar, you’ll finish your research project with the help of a scientist and, ultimately, use your own data to propose resource management solutions for the Hudson-Raritan Estuary. Along both paths you’ll learn how to manage projects, submit professional reports, and present at national and international conferences. You’ll also be given important career development opportunities such as career exploration techniques, resume writing, and ePortfolio development. Both paths lead to potential internships depending on your level of proficiency, professionalism, and enthusiasm. Depending on your path, you’ll be eligible for 18 college credits and various certifications that will give you a competitive advantage in college and industry. Research scholars in this program have gone on to universities such as Fordham, Columbia, MIT, Carnegie Mellon, Vanderbilt, Brown, and the University of Pennsylvania with full scholarships to pursue careers in Marine Biology, Environmental & Mechanical Engineering, Finance, Medicine, Veterinary Medicine, and other challenging careers. They have also won 1st, 2nd, and 3rd prize in the prestigious NYC Science and Engineering fair over all public and private schools in the city. www.harborseals.org Marine Biology and Research Program At-A-Glance Instructor mgonzalez@newyorkharborschool.org Mauricio Gonzalez About Mauricio Courses Introductory Marine Research Intermediate Marine Research Advanced Marine Research Advanced Marine Biology Career and Financial Management Industry Recognized Certifications 6 college credits NOCTI Natural Resources Certificate Lab Safety & Chemical Safety Compliance Solutions Certificate EverFi certificates Career and Financial Management NYS CTE Endorsement Water, Wetlands and Marine Resources Management in the Scientific Research and Engineering Cluster < < < Harbor Seals Highlights Fieldwork Data COMING SOON! COMING SOON! COMING SOON! COMING SOON! Marine Biology and Research Program Partners These organizations provide support through certifications, student internships, student work-based learning experiences, and fieldwork development. ConEdison RiverKeeper EarthMatter The Trust for Governors Island and many more. Hudson River Foundation NYU Gallatin Billion Oyster Project Coming Soon Internship Opportunities 2026 Marine Biology and Rearch Program Seniors A Peek at Our Day < < < Explore our other CTE Programs

New York Harbor School’s Work-Based Learning programs connect students with paid internships, career skills training, and real-world experiences to prepare for future success. WORK-BASED LEARNING Work-based learning (WBL) is an educational strategy that provides students with real-life work experiences where they can apply academic and technical skills. Early experiences in industry promote lifelong interest and build employable skills. Our students earn industry-recognized credentials in marine science, marine technology, and marine affairs. Partners < < < Baruch College (CUNY) Billion Oyster Project Cell Motion Labs City Aquarium CIVITAS Citizenas Classic Harbor Lines Clipper City Columbia University DCAS Earth Matter Fishers Island Oysters GMD Shipyard Hornblower Cruises and Entertainment Lamont Doherty Earth Observatory Maritime College (SUNY) McAllister Towing Miller's Launch Morrisville College (SUNY) NYU Parks Department Roger Williams University Spirit Cruises South St. Seaport Museum Staten Island Ferry St. Francis College Stony Brook University (SUNY) The Nature Conservancy The New York Climate Exchange The River Project University of Rhode Island View more WBL Partners The New York Harbor School's work based learning programs (WBL) give students the opportunity to study complex subject matter as well as gain vital workplace skills in a hands-on environment. WBL experiences also provide students with career awareness, career options exploration, appropriate workplace skills development, and the opportunity to relate academic skills to real-life applications. Each of our Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs has access to paid internships, service learning opportunities, professional visits, presentations in conferences, and work-site tours. Students are taught resume and interview skills and generate Work-Skills Employability Profiles. < < < Internships CTE pathway-aligned internships are generally curated by the CTE teachers with individual students’ interests and skills in mind. Students wishing to pursue spring or summer internships should reach out directly to their CTE teacher. Coming Soon Internship Opportunities

Help us chart a stronger course. Your donation supports student programs, enriching experiences, and school initiatives. SUPPORT HARBOR SCHOOL School Expansion Program Needs Ways to Give Amazon Wish List First Mate Circle Every gift, no matter the size, helps New York School chart an even brighter future for our students. The expansion of the Harbor School on Governors Island marks a major $50 million investment in maritime and environmental education. The project doubles the campus from two to four buildings, adds 445 new student seats, and brings in new classrooms, laboratories, a gym, and—after strong advocacy from staff, parents, and community members—a full-sized competitive swimming pool essential to the school’s aquatic curriculum. The historic Building 555, dating back to 1938, is also being restored to provide 32,000 square feet of modern classroom space. Community voices played a decisive role in shaping the final design, with local leaders praising the School Construction Authority and the Trust for Governors Island for responding to feedback about the pool and other needs. Managed by the Urban Assembly, the Harbor School continues to offer a college-preparatory experience centered on New York City’s maritime industries, environmental stewardship, and career pathways in marine science and green technology. At the groundbreaking, Mayor Eric Adams highlighted how the expanded facilities will support students as they move into the city’s fast-growing green jobs sector, from renewable energy to emerging environmental technologies.

Get a glimpse of a typical day at New York Harbor School, from boarding the ferry morning classes to afterschool activites. STUDENT DAY A Harbor School student's day is anything but typical. Here's a glimpse into a sample schedule from one of our graduates: 6:00 a.m. > > > Wake up and get ready for school 6:45 a.m. > > > Take train to Whitehall/South Ferry 8:00 a.m. > > > Catch the ferry to Governors Island. I like to sit with my friends on the upper deck, starboard side. From there, the morning view of the harbor and the Statue of Liberty is spectacular. Period 1 > > > United States History where we spend a lot of time looking at historical documents and making sense of history through primary sources. Period 2 > > > English Language Arts, we are working on drafting personal statements that will be the basis of our college essays. Period 3 > > > AP Calculus, always remember to write out the limits! Period 4 > > > Physical Education, with Micheal Sammarco, who is also one of the school’s rowing coaches. We ran from the school to Pier 101 and back, three times. Period 5 > > > Lunch outside on the picnic tables in front of the garden. My buddies from Marine Systems Tech then pulled me into an impromptu game of basketball. Periods 6-8 > > > Vessel Operations, with Capt. Aaron Singh. We take Indy 7 out into Buttermilk Channel to practice Emergency Drills for our Joint-Drill Day with the U.S. Coast Guard. Capt. Aaron expects us to earn full marks on all drills: Man Overboard, Fire, and Abandon Ship. 3:45 p.m. > > > Sailing on one of the small boats, a J/24 up the Hudson River. I meet up with my team at Pier 101 and we assign positions for the sail. 6:30 p.m. > > > Head home from Pier 66 7:45 p.m. > > > Dinner with family 8:15 p.m. > > > Homework

Gain advanced 3D modeling and engineering skills with NY Harbor School’s Ocean Engineering program. Earn a Certified Solidworks Associate certificate and prepare for in-demand careers or college. OCEAN ENGINERING The Ocean Engineering program introduces students to the discipline of engineering and engineering technology in an ocean environment by providing opportunities to learn as they design. Program Description < < < Students are exposed to several three-dimensional modeling programs, from Google Sketchup to Solidworks. Ultimately, the students will receive the Certified Solidworks Associate certificate by their senior year. Filling the severe demand for engineers and technology innovators has become a national priority, and the opportunities afforded graduates either heading to college or directly into the field has never been greater, especially in the maritime industry. By the end of their three years studying Ocean Engineering, students will have demonstrable skills in design and engineering and connections to the field that are unlike any other program in the country. Ocean Engineering At-A-Glance Instructor Rick Lee dlee@newyorkharborschool.org About Rick Courses Ocean Engineering 10 Ocean Engineering 11 Ocean Engineering 12 Career and Financial Management Industry Recognized Certifications Safe Boating Course License OnShape Certified Associate Precision Exam Engineering Technology I and II Mechanical CAD I and II YouScience Engineering Technology Certification Everfi Financial Literacy NYS CTE Endorsement Engineering Technology in the Scientific Research and Engineering Cluster Ocean Engineering Partners These individuals provide support in many ways: certifications, student internships, student work-based learning experiences, and fieldwork development. Coming Soon Coming Soon Coming Soon Coming Soon and many more. Coming Soon Internship Opportunities < < < A Peek at Our Day Explore our other CTE Programs

Learn navigation, boat handling, and seamanship with New York Harbor School’s Vessel Operations program. Gain hands-on training and industry internships to prepare for marine careers. VESSEL OPERATIONS Vessel Operations prepares students for careers as licensed deck crews as well as serving as a stepping stone into management and operations positions aboard small passenger vessels and commercial towing units. Program Description < < < Vessel operations students will receive extensive theoretical and practical training in navigation, boat handling, seamanship, safety and industry rules and standards. Students train on the school’s vessels and through internships in the marine field during their last two years in the program. Internships will provide excellent opportunities to apply for positions upon graduation. www.vesselops.com Vessel Operations At-A-Glance Follow Vessel Operations on Instagram Instructor Aaron Singh asingh@newyorkharborschool.org About Aaron Courses VO-1 Basic Seamanship VO-2 Intro to Maritime Careers VO-3 Coastal Piloting and Seamanship VO-4 Safety at Sea VO-5 US Boat Handling VO-6 USCG Lic/Internship Industry Recognized Certifications NYS Safe Boating Certificate OSHA General/ Construction Red Cross First Aid/CPR FCC MROP US Power Boating NYS CTE Endorsement Marine Science/Merchant Marine Officer in the Transportation, Distribution and Logistics Cluster Vessel Operations Partners These individuals provide support in many ways: certifications, student internships, student work-based learning experiences, and fieldwork development. Billion Oyster Project US Coast Guard McAllister Towing NYC Ferry South Street Seaport Museum and many more. Coming Soon Internship Opportunities < < < A Peek at Our Day Explore our other CTE Programs

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Prepare for a career in welding and fabrication with New York Harbor School’s AWS-based program. Learn welding processes, safety, inspections, and gain hands-on experience through field trips and internships. WELDING & FABRICATION The demand for well trained welders/metal fabricators is extremely high. The Welding & Fabrication program offers an entryway into these exciting, hands-on and highly technical career fields. Program Description < < < This program prepares students to work as welders and fabricators. The industries that employ welder/fabricators are numerous. Please click here to explore welding careers . The Welding & Fabrication program’s curriculum is based on the American Welding Society’s Fundamentals of Welding platform AWS Fundamentals of Welding Curriculum Package Overview . Subjects such as welding safety, four arc welding processes, three thermal cutting processes, reading welding symbols, weld inspection and others are covered in the course. These courses are directly aligned with the written and practical exams taken during the 12th grade. Students also have the opportunity to attend several industry-based field trips over the course of the three years of the program. Internships are available to candidates that qualify. Click here for the Welding & Fabrication curriculum Welding & Fabrication At-A-Glance Follow Welding & Fabrication on Instagram Instructor Clarke Dennis rdennis@newyorkharborschool.org About Clarke Courses Welding & Fabrication 10 Welding & Fabrication 11 Welding & Fabrication 12 Career and Financial Management Industry Recognized Certifications American Welding Society/SENSE Program Entry Level Welder 1 exam NYS CTE Endorsement Welding Technology/Welder in the Architecture and Construction Cluster Welding & Fabrication Partners These individuals provide support in many ways: certifications, student internships, student work-based learning experiences, and fieldwork development. GMD Shipyard South Street Seaport Museum Welder Underground Billion Oyster Project and many more. Coming Soon Internship Opportunities < < < A Peek at Our Day Explore our other CTE Programs