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Amber Charter School East Harlem is a charter school campus in East Harlem that serves students in kindergarten through seventh grade as part of the Amber Charter Schools network.
Amber Charter School East Harlem is a campus in the Amber Charter Schools network serving elementary and middle-grade students. The campus is part of a multi-site organization that operates several schools across New York City.
Instruction includes a core curriculum in literacy, mathematics, science and social studies. All students receive Spanish as a second language instruction beginning in kindergarten and continuing through the middle grades. The school provides special education supports such as counseling, speech services, a special education teacher, occupational therapy, and access to physical therapy off campus. In grades K–2 each classroom includes a teacher assistant in addition to the lead teacher.
Enrichment offerings are part of the program and have included visual arts, music, physical education and technology; select locations offer additional activities such as swimming, chess, ballet and leadership programs. The network reports a 1:1 student device program (Chromebooks) integrated into classroom instruction. Amber Charter Schools maintains partnerships with a range of local cultural, health and higher-education organizations to support student learning and extracurricular opportunities.
The network has adopted a policy that restricts student use of non-school internet-enabled devices during the school day and provides on-site storage for such devices; the policy describes exceptions, procedures for storage and methods for parents to contact students during the school day (for example, calling the school office or using the school’s parent communication platforms).
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