LES Young Historians Celebrate Plaque Day 2016                         Richard Carranza talks with the LES Young Historians

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​Announcements
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           Chancellor Carranza Tweets about his visit with
        LES Young Historians
                     https://twitter.com/NYCSchools/status/1196823564420288512?s=20
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(Once you are in select junior scholastic)

Student news Daily
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​(source for information on Fake News)

WW II Flying Tigers Veteran, Peter Woo was interviewed for an Oral History Project.

Current Schools Chancellor Richard Carranza visits the LES Young Historians to talk about his Mexican heritage and to provide a letter of support to the program.

Antonio the proprietor of various pizzerias sat down to talk with students about his immigrant experience from Belgium.

State Assembly's 65 District leader Yuh-Line Niou stops to chat.

In January of 2015, Brooks Brothers' CEO Claudio Del Vecchio meets with teachers.

Wilson Yang owner of Nom Wah Tea Parlor talks with students about his restaurant which is celebrating its 100th anniversary.

In 2015, Famous photographer Marlis Momber shares some of her many photos of LES during the 1970's & 1980's with MAT students while they discuss their observations.

Former Chancellor Carmen Farina visits the LES Young Historians for an Oral History Interview .

                                                         Sample Reflection Used in Class 9/20/19
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                                                                  Weekly Reflection Outline
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                                           Newest Article on the LES Young Historians:
                               www.uft.org/feature-stories/history-their-own-backyard