Work Based Learning at WHSAD
Learn About WHSAD’s Work Based Learning Program
WHSAD students are not expected to wait until they graduate college to begin their first job. Experience in the workplace is as crucial to a student's education as the classroom. The goal at WHSAD is that our students enter college and begin their … [Read More...]
Interested in Hosting a WHSAD Intern?
Please review the following documents to learn more about how to host a WHSAD student for an internship at your company/organization and the skill sets that our students develop through our four year program. If you have any questions, or … [Read More...]
Where Are They Now?
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Christina Delancy – Class of 2015
Christina Delancy, WHSAD Class of 2015, currently attends the SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry in Syracuse, NY, where she is majoring Landscape Architecture. “My favorite/most memorable part about attending WHSAD is when we took a field trip to go see, A Raisin In The Sun starring Denzel Washington, in my junior year after we had finished reading the … [Read More...]
Jasmine Cumberbatch – Class of 2014
Jasmine Cumberbatch is currently In her sophomore year at Arcadia University studying Interior Design. “One of the best features of WHSAD is honestly the teachers. I actually believe the staff at WHSAD is amongst the best in the world. They show such a great interest in every student and will take time out of their personal lives to make sure we’re getting the best … [Read More...]
What’s Happening at WHSAD?
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WHSAD Students Partner With French Volunteers to Perform Restoration Work at Greenwood Cemetery
Proof that France’s generosity to the U.S. didn’t end with independence or the Statue of Liberty was found in Brooklyn’s historic Green-Wood Cemetery this past Wednesday when volunteers from the renowned preservationist organization Union REMPART braved a mid-summer … [Read More...]
WHSAD Students Assist Horseback Riders at Prospect Park
As part of the New York Cares – Youth Service program, a group of students volunteered to spend an evening assisting children with disabilities who take horseback riding lessons at Gallop NYC, located in Prospect Park. The program serves as therapeutic activity to help … [Read More...]
WHSAD Student Participate in Work-Based Learning at Wyckoff House Museum
WHSAD students engage in a 2-day preservation project at the Wyckoff House Museum in East/Flatbush, Brooklyn, in conjunction with the World Monuments Fund and the Historic House Trust of NYC. The project provided the students with hands-on learning experience, such as, … [Read More...]
WHSAD’s Y-Plan Team Presents $500,000 Project at Brooklyn Borough Hall
On Wednesday, May 18 seniors Xavier Flowers, Anah Lewi, Nathifa Debellotte, Donavon Bembridge, Ronny Tineo, and Oumardat Basdewa presented their final Y-PLAN project results at Brooklyn Borough Hall. Over the course of the school year these students, along with their 7th … [Read More...]
