News & Announcements

By Pharell L. - LGJ Sport Media
11/09/2026

Dariel was selected to participate in the Baseball Junior Showcase, an event that features some of New York City's top young baseball players. During the showcase evaluations, he recorded an impressive 74 mph exit velocity off a batting tee, demonstrating his strength and potential as a hitter. His selection recognizes his hard work, dedication, and talent, placing him among the city's rising baseball prospects. LGJ proudly celebrates Dariel's achievement and looks forward to his continued success on the field.

LGJ's Senior Financial Aid Night will be held on November 12, 2026, from 4:30 PM to 6:00 PM in the High School Gymnasium. Seniors and their families will learn about FAFSA, the CSS Profile, scholarships, grants, loans, application deadlines, and other important financial aid topics. This event is a valuable opportunity for families to gain the information they need to make informed decisions about paying for college.

LGJ will host its Fall Honor Roll Award Assemblies from November 18–20, 2026, recognizing students who have achieved high academic averages and exemplary attendance. Students earning Assistant Principal Honor Roll and Principal Honor Roll distinctions will be celebrated during grade-specific assemblies, highlighting the importance of hard work, responsibility, and academic success.

The LGJ Green Team is welcoming students interested in climate change, sustainability, and environmental stewardship. The club meets every Wednesday from 2:45 PM to 3:30 PM in Room 425 and provides opportunities for students to learn about environmental issues, participate in hands-on projects, and help create a greener school community. Students can learn more by contacting Ms. Brett or joining the Google Classroom using code VEB6QX2N.

The 2026–2027 Youth Action 50 Program offers New York City students a unique opportunity to learn about law, advocacy, juvenile justice, mental health, and community engagement through the NYC Law Department's Family Court Division. Participants will explore legal career pathways, develop leadership skills, and may receive up to $1,000 to support a community action project, making this a valuable opportunity for students interested in creating positive change in their communities.

The Creative Urban Projects (CUP) After-School Program offers students the opportunity to use art and design to explore issues affecting New York City communities. Beginning on November 10, students will work with a professional artist, participate in field trips and creative projects, and develop skills in research, collaboration, and problem-solving. This program is ideal for students who want to combine creativity with community engagement and real-world learning.

The Einstein Enrichment Program (EEP) offers Bronx high school students an opportunity to explore careers in medicine and science through mentorship, workshops, hands-on activities, college readiness programs, and networking with healthcare professionals and medical students. Students with a strong academic record and an interest in healthcare are encouraged to apply and take advantage of this valuable pathway toward future careers in medicine, research, and public health.

The New York Botanical Garden's Explainer Program Open House provides students with an opportunity to learn about a unique internship program focused on science, environmental education, and community engagement. Attendees can meet current participants, learn about the application process, and discover how the program helps students develop leadership skills, earn volunteer hours, and gain hands-on experience in environmental education.

The American Museum of Natural History's Science Research Mentoring Program (SRMP) offers 10th and 11th grade students an opportunity to work alongside professional scientists on year-long research projects in a variety of STEM fields. Participants receive hands-on research experience, mentorship, professional development, and a $2,500 stipend, making SRMP an outstanding opportunity for students interested in science, technology, and future STEM careers.