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Preparing Students for the Rigors of College & the World of Tomorrow
DISCOVERY HIGH SCHOOL
Dennis Manukure
Diannerys Inoa
Discovery High School has a partnership with Lehman College, which offers pre-college academics for students from Discovery, primarily assisting juniors and seniors in preparing for college while providing insight into the college experience.
Additionally, Discovery has a college counselor for seniors, who offers college-based guidance, aids in decision-making regarding college selections, assists students in applying for scholarships, and helps with internships like co-op tech.
Discovery also provides resources to support career and technical education programs, assisting students to get ready for both college and their future careers.
Discovery provides various college-level opportunities, such as advanced placement courses and college now.
My teachers are open to answering any college questions, and provide resources that help prepare students for college in the future. I feel like I have the support at Discovery to help me continue with my education and the guidance from my teacher.
Whenever I have questions about college, I know I can confide in my teachers to not only answer questions but also provide me with opportunities that can help me in college in the future.
DISCOVERY HIGH SCHOOL
Preparing Students for the Rigors of College & the World of Tomorrow
DISCOVERY HIGH SCHOOL
Preparing Students for the Rigors of College & the World of Tomorrow
DISCOVERY HIGH SCHOOL
Preparing Students for the Rigors of College & the World of Tomorrow
2780 Reservoir Ave, Bronx, NY 10468
Main Phone: (718) 733-3872
Hours: Monday through Friday,
8:00 AM-3:45 PM
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College Now @ Lehman College
Discovery High School in partnership with College Now @ Lehman College, offers a dynamic campus-based program with courses available after school on weekdays and Saturdays. Course offerings include a diverse selection such as Intro to Education, Psychology, Sociology, Chemistry, Mathematics, Theatre, Journalism, Dance, Computer Information Systems, Spanish, and Creative Writing.
The College Now program, provided by CUNY, equips NYC DOE high school students with opportunities to gain early college exposure, build momentum toward earning a degree, explore academic and career possibilities, and make informed choices about their educational journey and future aspirations.
Discovery High School in partnership with College Now @ Lehman College, offers a dynamic campus-based program with courses available after school on weekdays and Saturdays. Course offerings include a diverse selection such as Intro to Education, Psychology, Sociology, Chemistry, Mathematics, Theatre, Journalism, Dance, Computer Information Systems, Spanish, and Creative Writing.
The College Now program, provided by CUNY, equips NYC DOE high school students with opportunities to gain early college exposure, build momentum toward earning a degree, explore academic and career possibilities, and make informed choices about their educational journey and future aspirations.
The core offerings of the program are organized under these key objectives:
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Earning college credits before high school graduation
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College credit courses: offering both prerequisite and non-prerequisite options
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Achieving college readiness before high school graduation
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Academic preparation courses: including developmental education (0-credit) courses, pre-college coursework, and workshops aimed at strengthening college readiness
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Exploring college and career pathways
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College and career awareness courses: covering topics such as first-year seminars and student development, along with opportunities to visit college campuses and engage in guided exploration
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The program is designed to help students:
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Earn college credits or demonstrate college readiness before completing high school
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Develop awareness of college pathways and future careers
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Earn college credits or demonstrate college readiness before completing high school
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Develop awareness of college pathways and future careers
The core offerings of the program are organized under these key objectives:
-
Earning college credits before high school graduation
-
College credit courses: offering both prerequisite and non-prerequisite options
-
-
Achieving college readiness before high school graduation
-
Academic preparation courses: including developmental education (0-credit) courses, pre-college coursework, and workshops aimed at strengthening college readiness
-
-
Exploring college and career pathways
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College and career awareness courses: covering topics such as first-year seminars and student development, along with opportunities to visit college campuses and engage in guided exploration
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Dennis & Diannerys:
Building College Confidence & Credits at Discovery
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Grade 9: Global History I
This global course focuses on ancient civilizations through the 16th century, with a strong emphasis on thematic thinking and historical patterns. Students examine political systems, cultural diffusion, and human-environment interactions through rich texts and interactive projects.
Grade 10: Global History II
This course continues the global history sequence, covering modern history from the Enlightenment to the present. Students prepare for the Global History Regents while analyzing revolution, industrialization, and globalization. They learn to connect historical movements to today’s global issues.
Grade 11: U.S. History
This course provides a thematic exploration of U.S. history from founding documents through contemporary issues. Students prepare for the U.S. History Regents while studying civil rights, democracy, immigration, and economic change. Inquiry-based projects and structured debates foster civic engagement.
Grade 12: Government and Economics
In this course, students develop civic literacy and economic awareness through the study of U.S. government and financial systems. Students explore the Constitution, policymaking, and personal finance through simulations, current event analysis, and applied learning projects. Advanced students may enroll in AP U.S. History or AP World History for college-level rigor.