March News, Summer Registration, New Community Programs

March 2021

Registration is moving online

We are pleased to announce that our class registration system is going digital! You can now register and pay for programs easily online. We are slowly rolling out registration for each of our programs using this new tool and hope to be fully digital for this upcoming school year.

Discover Community Workshops in March

If you need assistance navigating our online registration process or would like to request financial assistance for our Community Programs, please contact Jacqueline Gravina-Wohlleb at jacqueline@projectmost.org

In iGrow Summer Learning Lab children explore their own creativity, as well as the inspiring natural and cultural environment of the East End of Long Island.

iGrow Summer Learning Lab is a full-day program that takes place Monday thru Friday during the summer season, from June 28 - August 27, 2021. This program is for children ages 5 to 13. Space is limited.

All Project MOST programs adhere to Covid-19 safety protocols as set by the CDC and NYS Dept. of Health.

If you need assistance navigating our online registration process or would like to request financial assistance for our summer learning program, please contact Martha Stotzky at martha@projectmost.org

School Vacation Learning Lab: Spring Session

We offer hands-on learning workshops and academic assistance courses during school vacations. Open to students in Pre-K4 through 5th grade.

School Vacation Learning Lab: Spring Session takes place Monday, March 29 - Friday, April 2. Full-day program. $370 for the week. Space is limited.

Reserve your spot

If you need assistance navigating our online registration process or would like to request financial assistance for our School Vacation Learning Lab, please contact Jacqueline Gravina-Wohlleb at jacqueline@projectmost.org

Research points to certain practices high-quality summer programs use to prevent summer learning loss and help students succeed.

Incorporating hands-on and recreational activities in addition to academic content was key to reducing summer learning loss, according to a literature review on the impact of summer learning loss and the effectiveness of summer learning programs (Quinn & Polikoff, 2017). Our summer program benefits from the special cultural and natural environment of the East End to immerse students with a project-based learning approach in artistic, scientific, and wellness-focused activities. Please consider making a donation to support our efforts in supporting the community.

Special thank you to our sponsor of the month PSEG

Project MOST provides enriching academic and elective opportunities across a range of subjects at a subsidized cost. This includes a New York State SACC-licensed after school program, a nine-week summer learning program, plus year-round evening and weekend workshops and academic assistance in the areas of Arts & Culture, S.T.E.M., and Health & Wellness. We provide financial aid as needed so that no child is left out of our programs due to finances. Your donation helps us continue to turn non-school hours into learning hours, encouraging natural curiosity and the joy of knowledge for the youngest members of our community.