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PS 184 Newport
Brooklyn, NY
Nearly all students from low‑income households Data about students' economic need comes from the National Center for Education Statistics, via our partners at MDR Education. Learn more

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Fitness Is Fun part 2
Funded Jan 15, 2010
A few weeks ago, I had to tell my students that I would have to cancel our volleyball program. The only volleyball net we have was destroyed. The children's disappointment broke my heart. A fellow colleague and I found a way to stitch the net back together. The children were satisfied with the job we did, just so they can continue playing the game. Thank you for providing us with the equipment we need. The children deserve the best. You have provided a way for the children to be motivated to come to school, and become physically fit. ”
With gratitude,
Ms. Warner
This classroom project was brought to life by Perry & Donna Golkin Family Foundation and 5 other donors.
Fitness is Fun Part 1
Funded Jan 10, 2010
There are no words to match my gratitude. Water is a basic necessity in life. You have made it possible for my students to be fully engaged in physical activity without the fear of becoming dehydrated. The children will be encouraged to drink water instead of soft drinks. Thank you, I'm excited to share with the children that they will have access to safe, clean drinking water. All the children who participate in physical education activities have been exposed to water with high levels of lead in it. . There are so many daily obstacles that the children in this community face. You have made it possible for the children to maintain a healthy lifestyle in school ”
With gratitude,
Ms. Warner

I'm the Physical Education Teacher for the middle school students in my school. I teach in an all African American, high needs community.

I'm the Physical Education Teacher for the middle school students in my school. I teach in an all African American, high needs community.