Field Trip on the Staten Island Ferry October 14, 2022
(09/16/2022)
After class, Nathaniel and his students made their way to Whitehall Ferry Terminal. Located on the southern tip of Manhattan, Whitehall Ferry Terminal is a short 15 minute walk from the academy. The Staten Island Ferry runs about every 20 minutes depending on the time and day, and the ride is about 25 minutes. Also, unlike the other NYC Ferries, service on the Staten Island Ferry is free!
After waiting with a crowd, large glass doors opened and everyone began to board. The Staten Island Ferries are HUGE, so the crowd quickly spaced out on the different floors. The weather was warm, so our class enjoyed the views from the outer decks. Along with views of Manhattan and New Jersey, we saw some cute boats and took some great photos of the Statue of Liberty!
When we reached Staten Island, we walked around St George Terminal and took some group pictures in front of the water. Free with amazing views, the Staten Island Ferry is an easy way to get some fresh air while enjoying NYC.
NYC Fire Museum – NYEA field trip 08/02/2019 August 7, 2019
Students and our Level 3 teacher David left NYEA around noon and made its way to the C line at Fulton St. Once arriving at Spring St. Station, we walked one and a half blocks westward toward the Fire Museum. After taking some photos outside, we went in and enjoyed the many pieces of history the museum had to offer. There were old fire relics, photos of famous firemen throughout the ages, as well as old vehicles/carriages that were used over a hundred years ago. Included in the exhibition was a fire dog that was preserved, famous for saving children and pets as well. In addition, there were many collected fire patches exhibited on the wall, not to mention trying on real fire gear including helmets and coats. We explored two different levels of the museum and in the end, checked out the souvenir shopped before heading out.
GREAT NEWS! August 12, 2014
We at PC TECH are happy to report that we have been granted initial accreditation by the Accrediting Commission Council for Continuing Education and Training (ACCET).
ACCET is an independent national accrediting organization founded in 1974 for the purpose of improving continuing education and training. Since 1978 it has been officially recognized by the U.S. Department of Education as a qualified source of higher education evaluation. ACCET requires schools seeking accreditation to adhere to a rigorous set of quality standards in their educational program offerings.
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