LES Young Historians
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​Our Vision:
History allows us to explore our own identities and to value the experiences of others.

Our mission:

The Lower East Side Young Historians provides an opportunity for students to learn and understand their local history in order to preserve, protect and inform their way of life.

 

                                                2022- 2023 Social Studies Newsletter
                                               ss_newsletter__asian_translation_.pdf 
                                             ss_newsletter_22-23__english_version_.pdf                                                                                                           

                                
Student Testimonials About The LES Young Historians Program.
                                                        (June 2022)
" This school year I learned so much about history through the use of the many graphic novels we read.  I really enjoyed learning about the different cultural contributions to American History and how you related it to the LES. Thank you for turning us into modern day muckrakers and allowing us to grow as learners." - Student (Class of 2022)
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                                                                      (June 2021)
"I just wanted to say that history this year was tough to teach, but you really made it a good time for us. Thanks for the amazing graphic novels we read towards the end of this year, even though I don’t really like reading, these books were educating and easy to understand. They really made history much more fun for me. It was such a pleasure to be your student, and thanks again!" -Alice (Class 0f 2021)

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                                                              Plaque Day Unveiling (2016)
                                                     Video Credits- Kristin Martin

Sharon Preston-Folta on African American History!

                    Chancellor Carranza on his heritage!

                Letters of Support from Former Chancellors, Elected Official's and Community Members!
                                             chancellor_carranza.pdf   (Former Chancellor Carranza)
                                             chancellor_farina_support.pdf (Former Chancellor Farina)
                                             correct_letter_yuh-line.jpg  (Yuh-Line Niou NYS Representative)
                          letter_of_support_-_les_young_historians.pdf (Wilson Tang Owner of Nom Wah)
                                             bowery_alliance_support.pdf (David Mulkins Bowery Alliance)
                                             our_first_support_letter.pdf (First Letter of Support)                                                                                                                                                                                                                                              

                                                                       Photo Gallery                          

State Assembly's 65 District leader Yuh-Line Niou stops to chat.
Wilson Tang owner of Nom Wah Tea Parlor talks with students about his restaurant which is celebrating its 100th anniversary.
Doyers Street (Also known as the bloody angle.) gets a facelift after the reopening of the LES.
A student reading Frederick Douglass's book.
Students chalking In honor of the Triangle Shirtwaist fire.
Richard Carranza pays a visit to the LES Young Historians and talks about his heritage.

                                                        LES Young Historians- Founded 2015!
                                                                                Celebrating 8 years!
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