Dual Language Middle School and After-School All-Stars are strengthening the connection between home and school through engagement.
Celebrating Growth & Impact
In our first quarterly newsletter of 2024, we reflect on a year of extraordinary success for our students, and we look ahead to the future of our chapter.
After-School All-Stars New York
1 Battery Park | 8th Floor
New York, New York 10004
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 646-869-0074
Taryn Davis, Executive Director
Michael Schmidt, Board Chair
August DiRenzo, Honorary Board Chair
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Our Reach:
12 Sites
2,946 Students
87% of Students are Economically Disadvantaged
Student Ethnicity:
63% Black / African American
30% Hispanic / Latinx
5% Other
1% Asian / Pacific Islander
1% Native American
Other Chapter Data:
21% of Students are English Language Learners
21% of Students are Identified as Students with a Disability
22% of Students are Identified as Students in Temporary Housing
25% of Students Across ASAS NY Schools are Considered Chronically Absent
9 out of 12 Programs are Located in Title 1 Schools
Revenue:
69% Government
14% Foundation
1% Corporate
1% Event
15% Other
Expenses:
83% Program
11% Administration
6% Fundraising
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UTA Read Aloud
PS328 Feature + Laundry Center Opening
PS272 Go Skate Attendance Event
WHEELS Holiday Toy Distribution
Rhece’s story
“After-School All-Stars has changed me for the better…”
In 7th grade, I joined All-Stars with the classes Power Hour and Sports as a Hook. Power Hour is where I would get my homework done and once we were finished, we would do something productive like reading or working on another assignment.
All-Star Zapphire explores fun ways to stay active in her GoGirlGo! class. She has made incremental strides in her physical activity as well as marked progress in choosing healthier food options.
focus on Leadership
Taryn Davis
Executive Director, ASAS NY
Taryn Davis is the Executive Director for ASAS New York. Taryn brings to All-Stars a career history of progressively responsible educational and nonprofit leadership experience. Taryn served as the Dean of Students at Harlem Village Academies; the Founding Dean of Students/Assistant Principal and Interim Acting Principal for Baystate Academy Charter Public School; the Community School Director at the Center for Supportive Schools; various program-focused roles at the United Federation of Teachers-United Community Schools; and most recently, as the Director of the Youth Empowerment Unit with the Office of the District Attorney in Queens County. Taryn holds a B.S. in Rehabilitation and Disability Studies and a Master’s in Education in Psychology from Springfield College.
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