Official Results of NYC FIRST Qualifiers for 2011/12

Note: Team# // Team name // school

Bronx Winners (13)

• Team #13837 - The Molecules - PS 195
• Team #2964 - The 76ers - PS 76
• Team #2031 - Knights of The Rectangular Table - Riverdale Country School
• Team #814 - Niles - MS 118
• Team #7228 - Robotronics - Bronx Prep Charter School
• Team #4112 - HM Lions - Horace Mann
• Team #11676 - Bronx Brilliant Engineers - Young Athletes Association
• Team #5654 - RoboTron - Robo Mind Tech
• Team #7047 - Ridder Kids - IS98
• Team #4672 - Techno Tigers - PS/MS 194
• Team #7205 - Bronx Task Force - Good Shepherd Services
• Team #13571 - Bengal Tigerbots - PS 55 
• Team#553 - CS 66 Brats - CS 66

Manhattan Qualifier Winners (16)

·      Team #12718 Chelsea Transformers - Chelsea Prep Academy

·      Team #6819 Chapin Bots 2 - The Chapin School

·      Team #13865 Robo Rodeo - The Dalton School

·      Team #11841 Thunderbots - Metropolitan Montessori School

·      Team #2984 Hunters to be Hunted - Hunter College High School

·      Team #2982 Angry Nerds - Hunter College High School

·      Team #11831 Digital Pride - The Gateway Middle School

·      Team #5448 Columbia Craft Crammers - Columbia Grammar & Preparatory School

·      Team #10271 BISNY - British International School of New York

·      Team #3609 MATbots - P.S. 126

·      Team #4803 Alien Pi - The Dalton School

·      Team #6216 Raging Tigers - The Trinity School

·      Team #13464 Fruit Fighters - NYC Lab Middle School

·      Team #12719 Chelsea Robot Rulers - P.S. 33 Chelsea Prep Academy

·      Team #1869 DROIDMakers - The Inwood Academy for Leadership

·      Team #6818 Chapin Bots 1 - The Chapin School

Note:Team # // School // team name

Brooklyn (24)

·      Team #4929   P.S. 399, Team: Gear Hawk

·      Team #4935   M.S. 113, Team: Falcon Robotic Allstars

·      Team #13261 I.S. 383, Team: Skybots

·      Team #13147 M.S. 821, Team: Lego My Eggo

·      Team #860     P.S. 94, Team: Master Blasters

·      Team #4934   P.S. 11, Team: Mission 11

·      Team #863     P.S. 94, Team: Megaminds

·      Team #4925   P.S. 256, Team: Banneker Bots  

·      Team #3229   Packer Collegiate Institute, Team: Swedish Chef2 2

·      Team #4916   P.S. 9, Team: Bacteria Terminators

·      Team #204     team [x] object, team[x] (independent team coached by Brooklyn parents)

·      Team #4937   Urban Assembly Institute of Math and Science for Young Women, Team: Super Novas

·      Team #11896 P.S. 58, Team: Brick Boyz

·      Team #11897 P.S. 58, Team: Germinators

·      Team #1891   P.S. 321, Team: Lego-nauts

·      Team #4933   P.S. 233, Team: LegoMinds

·      Team #708     St. Edmunds Elementary School, Team: The Nerd Herd

·      Team #13713 Fort Greene Preparatory Academy, Team: Nano Wolves

·      Team #4919   P.S. 3, Team: RoboTigers

·      Team #12877 P.S. 321, Team: RockBots

·      Team #4902   MS 366

·      Team #4936   PS 636, Team: Boogie Bots

·      Team #3771   PS 8, Team: Mission Masters

·      Team #4927   PS 5, Lego Rockets

Queens (17)

·      Team #1011   Forest Hills Robotics, Team:Planetary Forces

·      Team #1014   Forest Hills Robotics, Team: Food Fighters

·      Team #5655   Robomind Tech, Team: RoboBeta

·      Team #11814 MS216, Team: Ryan Lions

·      Team #827     IS318, Team: Blood, Sweat and Gears

·      Team #12414 Garden School, Team: Slaughter Bots

·      Team #818     Cambria, Team: WarBots

·      Team #3516   IS119, Team:  SuperBotz

·      Team #3938   PS94, Team: AdmiralBots

·      Team #829     IS 318, Team: Clean’em Up Crew

·      Team #13152 PS128, Team: LegoBots

·      Team #7351   PS49, Team: 49er Miners

·      Team #13804 IS192, Team: The Phantoms

·      Team #1017   Forest Hills Robotics, Team: GRIP

·      Team #3514   IS119, Team: TopGearz

·      Team #6963   Brics2Bots, Team: RoboGBots

·      Team #1701   MS88, Team: Masterminds

Staten Island (12)

·      Team #3591   IS75, team: Panthers 1

·      Team #10475 IS 49, Team: Dryfus Torgue 1

·      Team #12021 Genesis at Xaverian, Team: Genesis Legosmiths

·      Team #1413   IS24R, Dark Knights of 24

·      Team #3592   IS75, team: Panthers 2

·      Team #4882   St. Clares, team: Transformers #1

·      Team #4887   St. Clares, team: Transformers #4

·      Team #6069   Eltingville Lutheran, team: Eagles

·      Team #14204 Pave Academy, Team: PAVE Bots

·      Team #3403   IS 27, Team: Mustangs 2

·      Team #3404   IS 27, Team: Mustangs 3

·      Team #1687   Parks Dept., team: Marauder Bots

Here are some great photos taken by Stella Schour a volunteer.  They came out great and really capture how much fun everyone had.

http://bit.ly/FLLbk2012

http://bit.ly/FLLbk2012volunteers

http://bit.ly/FLLbk2012kids

FLL Brooklyn Qualifier Reports

CBS Ch 2: http://newyork.cbslocal.com/video/6640794-city-kids-build-robots/

Central Brooklyn STEM Iniaitive Teams Win 11 Spots in New York Regional Robotics Challenge

400 Students, Coaches and Cheering Supporters Pack NYU-Poly for Brooklyn FIRST® LEGO League Robotics Qualifier

January 16, 2012

NYU Poly

Nearly 400 Brooklyn youngsters and their teachers gathered at the 12th annual Brooklyn qualifying round of the FIRST® (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) LEGO League (FLL®) on Saturday, January 14, to present months of serious research on food safety and the little robots they built and programmed to demonstrate food safety issues3 in a gymnasium filled with cheering parents, coaches and fans.
With Polytechnic Institute of New York University (NYU-Poly) as host to the event and FIRST's only New York City-affiliate partner, as well as a supporter of many of the schools’ year-round robotics programs, the annual FLL Brooklyn qualifier has grown to become the largest in New York City. Once again this year, the Brooklyn qualifying event was filled to capacity, with some Brooklyn teams competing in Queens.
Of the 42 teams of 9- to 14-year-olds who competed at NYU-Poly on Saturday, 22 advanced to the Citywide FLL Robotics final, which will be held at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center in Manhattan on March 18, 2012.
Long weeks of practice and research readied the FLL teams to devise technological or robotic applications to real-world problems related to a topic selected yearly. In 2012, the budding engineers and innovators were asked to solve issues related to the theme "Food Factor®: Keeping Food Safe." Coached by their teachers, as well as by NYU-Poly graduate fellows who conducted in-school lessons to complement the robotics program at 18 of the schools, the students produced such novel proposals as apps to monitor the soil conditions of gardens and plastic packaging that measures the amount of oxygen to which sliced chicken sold at groceries may be exposed. (The higher the oxygen, the higher the possible incidence of bacterial contamination.)
FLL is one of four robotics programs offered by FIRST® (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology), a not-for-profit that inspires students to get involved in science and technology via exciting, hands-on robotics competitions. This is the 12th year that NYU-Poly and FIRST have hosted FLL, which introduces elementary and middle school students to the thrill of hands-on robotics, research, teamwork and inquiry-based problem solving, in order to spark a lifelong passion for science and technology.
The winners of the FLL Brooklyn qualifier, by category and place, are:
Champions Award (top honor)
1. P.S. 399, Team: Gear Hawk
2. M.S. 113, Team: Falcon Robotic Allstars
3. I.S. 383, Team: Skybots
Robot Design – Mechanical Design
M.S. 821, Team: Lego My Eggo
Robot Design – Programming
1. P.S. 94, Team: Master Blasters
2. P.S. 11, Team: Mission 11
Robot Design – Strategy and Innovation
1. P.S. 94, Team: Megaminds
2. P.S. 256, Team: Banneker Bots
Robot Performance
1. P.S. 94, Team: Master Blasters
2. P.S. 821, Team: Lego My Eggo
3. P.S. 94, Team: Megaminds
Core Values – Gracious Professionals
Packer Collegiate Institute, Team: Swedish Chef2 2
Core Values – Inspiration
P.S. 9, Team: Bacteria Terminators
Core Values – Teamwork
Team [x] object, independent team coached by Brooklyn parents
Project Research
1. Urban Assembly Institute of Math and Science for Young Women, Team: Super Novas
2. P.S. 58, Team: Brick Boyz
Project Innovation
1. P.S. 58, Team: Germinators
2. P.S. 321, Team: Lego-nauts
Project Presentation
P.S. 233, Team: LegoMinds
Judges’ Award
St. Edmunds Elementary School, Team: The Nerd Herd
Against All Odds Awards
Fort Greene Preparatory Academy, Team: Nano Wolves
Rising Stars
P.S. 3, Team: RoboTigers
NYU-Poly supports in-school robotics initiatives in 22 Brooklyn elementary, middle and high schools as part of two affiliated initiatives, called Applying Mechatronics to Promote Science (AMPS) and Central Brooklyn STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) Initiative (CBSI). Together, they send NYU-Poly graduate students into local schools to challenge students to design, build and operate robotic devices, teach science and engineering, and provide training to advance teachers’ understanding of STEM subjects. The results are powerful: 65 percent of participating students increased their STEM grades by a half or full-letter grade.
AMPS/CBSI is a public-private partnership supported by The Black Male Donor Collaborative, the Brooklyn Community Foundation, J.P. Morgan Chase Foundation, XEROX Foundation, NY Space Grant Consortium and White Cedar Fund, and the supporting graduate fellows program receives major funding from National Science Foundation’s GK-12 Fellows Program.
NYU-Poly works with New York FIRST® on all four FIRST® programs, which engage kids from the age of six through high school. In 2012, FIRST programs will involve more than 293,000 participants.
In addition to the FLL, FIRST offers Junior FIRST® LEGO® League (Jr.FLL®) for 6- to 9-year-olds, and FIRST® Tech Challenge (FTC®) and FIRST® Robotics Competition (FRC®), both for high school students. FRC, known as a “Varsity Sport for the Mind™,” challenges teens to design, build, program and test a robot to meet a specific challenge. The FIRST contests at NYU-Poly are sponsored by Time Warner Cable and Con Edison.

About FIRST®
Accomplished inventor Dean Kamen founded FIRST ® (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) in 1989 to inspire an appreciation of science and technology in young people. Based in Manchester, N.H., FIRST designs accessible, innovative programs to build self-confidence, knowledge, and life skills while motivating young people to pursue opportunities in science, technology, and engineering. With support from three out of every five Fortune 500 companies and nearly $14 million in college scholarships, the not-for-profit organization hosts the FIRST® Robotics Competition (FRC® ) and FIRST® Tech Challenge (FTC®) for high-school students, FIRST® LEGO® League (FLL®) for 9 to 14-year-olds, (9 to 16-year-olds outside the U.S., Canada, and Mexico) and Junior FIRST® LEGO® League (Jr.FLL®) for 6 to 9-year-olds. Gracious Professionalism™ is a way of doing things that encourages high-quality work, emphasizes the value of others, and respects individuals and the community. To learn more about FIRST, go to www.usfirst.org.
About Polytechnic Institute of New York University
Polytechnic Institute of New York University (formerly Polytechnic University), an affiliate of New York University, is a comprehensive school of engineering, applied sciences, technology and research, and is rooted in a 158-year tradition of invention, innovation and entrepreneurship: i2e. The institution, founded in 1854, is the nation’s second-oldest private engineering school. In addition to its main campus in New York City at MetroTech Center in downtown Brooklyn, it also offers programs at sites throughout the region and around the globe. Globally, NYU-Poly has programs in Israel, China and is an integral part of NYU's campus in Abu Dhabi. For more information, visit www.poly.edu.

NYC Qualifying Tournaments: Volunteers Needed

Hello,

HAPPY NEW YEAR TO YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

FLL FOOD FACTOR SEASON is in FULL EFFECT.  We are holding Borough Tournaments all over the Tri-state area and we NEED YOUR HELP.   I know that some of you have already sent me your availability for this month, but can you kindly send to me again.

Below are the DATES/LOCATIONS/ SITE COORDINATOR info for you to choose from.   I beg you to please respond to the specific SITE COORDINATOR and copy me at ealmonte311@gmail.com  with the following info:

Name, Email address, Telephone

FLL Volunteer Position – 1^st & 2^nd Choices.

Note:  You need to have been TRAINED for REFEREE or JUDGE in order to be able to volunteer in any of the these two positions. 

We need PLENTY OF VOLUNTEERS, please spread the news and have your friends and family join us if they can.

BOROUGH TOURNAMENT DATES BELOW:

Saturday Jan. 14th Brooklyn Qualifier @ NYU-Poly                        Coordinator: Susan Hermon - shermon@poly.edu

Saturday Jan.21st Bronx Qualifier @ Lehman HS                            Coordinator:  Bernie DiCristofalo – bdicrist@optonline.net

Saturday Jan. 21st Manhattan Qualifier @ CCNY                            Coordinator: Elizabeth Vilchis – Vilchis.elizabeth@gmail.com

Saturday Jan. 28th Queens Qualifier @ George Ryan JHS 216        Coordinator: Peter Xanthus – ptx79@aol.com

Sunday, Staten Island Qualifier  Date Venue Change - FEB 5 IS SUPER BOWL - TARGET WILL BE FEB. 4 - Email Thomas for latest update.                           
Coordinator: Thomas Smolka – thomasjsmolka@gmail.com

Looking forward to seeing you this month and during our citywide event in March.

FLL Clinic at Poly/NYU Dec. 3, 2011

Note- VET TEAMS INVITED TOO

Hello,

We are now mid-season and I thought we would check in with our rookie team(s)/coach(es).

We are having a clinic December 3^rd for rookie teams and coaches to help trouble shoot any problems you may be having with designing or programming your robot. 

You will learn how to better use different LEGO parts and take advantage of NXT G programming blocks.

The clinic is designed for the coach and student to learn and build together. 

Attendance should consist of 1 coach/2 students. 

*You cannot attend without your student(s)*  (I suggest you bring your top builder and programmer this way they can take what they learned back to the team.)

There are 3 key elements that will be discussed:

--> Basic Navigation

--> Navigation with attachments

--> How to make sensors work for you

Please bring your laptop w/charger, complete nxt kit w/current built robot, one built attachment, and extra LEGO pieces to build another attachment from scratch.

We will start with a 30 minute lecture/introduction; then you will be broken into groups to start working on your robot.

Robotic technicians will be on hand to assist with any questions; an FLL playing field will be available to practice running your missions.

There are four session blocks which last 2.5hrs each.  Please pick which session you would prefer to attend.

You will be assigned in the order that your registration is received and availability of time slots.

Please register here:

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/viewform?hl=en_US&formkey=dFBUUlpBdFFkWDhrYld5eHJncW9sYnc6MQ#gid=0

Any questions please feel free to contact me at the number listed below.

Susan Hermon

Administrative Coordinator

K-12 STEM Education Center @ NYU-Poly

O: 718 260 3524

Stuff to Bring to an Event

•     Robot and attachments
•     Signed Consent and Release forms - English/ Spanish
•     Parts kit
•     Print out of programs and robot specification page
•     Materials, props, and equipment needed for Project presentation
•     Laptop computer with batteries and/or AC adaptor, extra batteries,
extension cords
•     Team scrapbook
•     Team banner, posters, or other  decorations for pit space
•     Snacks and drinks
•     Storage box for personal items
•     USB cable or IR tower
•     Programming garage
•     Team introduction page
•     Fun, inexpensive gifts to share with other teams (pins, hats,
personalized, team playing cards)

Susan Hermon

Administrative Coordinator

K-12 STEM Education Center @ NYU-Poly

O: 718 260 3524

Bronx Brilliant Engineering:

Dear All,

I am happy to announce the launch of the official website for Bronx
Brilliant Engineering:

www.bronxbrilliantengineering.weebly.com

Follow us as we progress, read about our projects and see pictures of
our team members and robots.
Blog with us and receive the latest updates, cool links and more...
PLEASE don't be too shy to leave us a comment or question!


See you at the game!
Best, Ballons and Screaming Birds

Mentor Mette

P.s. If you meet us don't forget to ask for our business card ;-)

http://bronxbrilliantengineering.weebly.com/

FLL Teams 2011/12 - Total = 179

Ordered by team number

Team#	School Number	Contact	Boro
88	PS/IS 123 X	Chris Gooding Joanne UrenaLaura Minsky	BX
204	Team [x] Object	Brian Quan	K
553	CS 66 X	Christopher Blades James Bellon	BX
708	St. Edmunds Elementary School	Christine Zaremba	K
814	MS 118 X	Ralph Corvino	BX
818	Cambria Center	Sheryl Liles Sheree Palmer	Q
827	IS 318K	Russ Holstein Eric Windley	K
829	IS 318K	Russ Holstein Eric Windley	K
839	Edward Bleeker JHS 185	Primal Dhillon	Q
840	Edward Bleeker JHS 185	Primal Dhillon	Q
860	PS 94 K	Alfredo A. Pelaez	K
863	PS 94 K	Alfredo A. Pelaez	K
1011	Forest Hills Robotics	John Lewandowski Jane Tsou Iffat Mai	Q
1014	Forest Hills Robotics	Iffat Mai	Q
1015	Forest Hills Robotics	Iffat Mai	Q
1016	Forest Hills Robotics	Iffat Mai	Q
1017	Forest Hills Robotics	Iffat Mai	Q
1187	The New Day Academy in District 12 of the Bronx	Alan Walker	BX
1412	IS 24 SI	Raymond Cottrell Jane Frangos	SI
1413	IS 24 SI	Raymond Cottrell Jane Frangos	SI
1414	IS 24 SI	Raymond Cottrell Jane Frangos	SI
1415	IS 24 SI	Raymond Cottrell Jane Frangos	SI
1419	Louis Armstrong IS 227 Q	Richard Akalski/ Joshua Blum	Q
1441	Pablo Casals MS 181x	Terry Buchalter	BX
1466	PS 57 SI	Patricia Lockhart	SI
1467	Immaculate Conception School	Ben Milone	M
1497	MS 302 X	Sharon Shoatz	BX
1686	NYC Parks Dept. Cromwell Center	Anthony Traverso	SI
1687	NYC Parks Dept. Cromwell Center	Anthony Traverso	SI
1701	MS 88 K	Nancy Azcona	K
1702	MS 88 K	Nancy Azcona	K
1869	Inwood Academy for Leadership	David A. Boehm	M
1870	Inwood Academy for Leadership	David A. Boehm	M
1891	PS 321K	Pamela Mills	K
2031	Riverdale Country School	Philip Wagner	BX
2043	PS 148Q	Mike Farrell	Q
2044	PS 148Q	Mike Farrell	Q
2134	RMS @ I. S. 192	Eric Greene	Q
2208	Brian Piccolo MS 53Q	Bridget Kos	Q
2377	MS 67Q	Ruta Dave	Q
2964	PS 76X The Bennington School	Russell Heath Jamie Modon-Cohen	BX
2982	Hunter College Campus	Mr. Peter H. Glus	M
2984	Hunter College Campus	Mr. Peter H. Glus	M
3227	NYC Parks & Recreation - Bronx Division	Albert Davis	BX
3228	Packer Collegiate Inst.	Maureen Reilly	K
3229	Packer Collegiate Inst.	Maureen Reilly	K
3278	Mott Hall Community School 2	Jeremy Dubois	BX
3279	Mott Hall Community School 2	Jeremy Dubois	BX
3402	IS 27 SI	Bryan Kilgallen	SI
3403	IS 27 SI	Bryan Kilgallen	SI
3404	IS 27 SI Prall	Bryan Kilgallen	SI
3514	IS 119 Q	Chris Dudin, Craig Edelman	Q
3516	IS 119 Q	Chris Dudin, Jenn Dudin	Q
3591	IS 75 SI	Donny Swanson Andrew Grandner Denise Carsten	SI
3592	IS 75 SI	Donny Swanson Andrew Grandner Denise Carsten	SI
3593	IS 75 SI	Donny Swanson Andrew Grandner Denise Carsten	SI
3609	PS126/MAT/ChinatownYMCA/Manhattan Academy of Technology	Hau-Yu Chu	M
3659	Good Shepherd Services Bronx	Luis Marrero	BX
3770	PS 8 K	Brandeis Hayes Tracey Pozluszny	K
3771	PS 8 K	Brandeis Hayes Tracey Pozluszny	K
3938	PS 94Q	Peter Glus	Q
4112	Horace Mann School	Jason Torres	BX
4133		Annette Odom	K
4443	MS 8Q	Scott Deutsch Angela P. Green	Q
4511	Dalton	Rob Quatrone Charles Forster Chad Gallant	M
4512	Dalton	Rob Quatrone Charles Forster Chad Gallant	M
4614	East Fordham Academy for the Arts	Alice D. Bajana-Vega	BX
4672	PS/MS 194	Cynthia Khadaran	BX
4770	PS 71Q	Janna T. Carbone	Q
4803	Dalton	Rob Quatrone Charles Forster Chad Gallant	M
4882	St. Clare School	Mary Lee	SI
4883	St. Clare School	Mary Lee	SI
4885	St. Clare School	Mary Lee	SI
4887	St. Clare School	Mary Lee	SI
4902	MS 366K	Sean M. Nadel	K
4907	Community Partnership Charter School	Ivonne S. Cintron	K
4908	MS 354 School of Integrated Learning	Jeffrey W. Laut	K
4912	PS 270 K The Dekalb School	Nikki Shuler  718-622-2443	K
4913	Brooklyn Brownstone School	Miriam Madison-Balfour	K
4916	PS 9K Teunis G. Bergen	Ursula Koniges, Monique Moore	K
4918	Mott Hall Bridges Academy	Mr. William S. Principal	K
4919	PS 3K The Bedford Village School	Ryan F. Cain	K
4925	PS 256K Benjamin Banneker Elementary	Sam Sangankar	K
4927	PS 9K Teunis G. Bergen	Ursula Koniges, Monique Moore	K
4929	PS 399 K Stanley Eugene Clarke	Sharon Holiday, Andrew Cave	K
4933	PS 233K  Langston Hughes	Jennifer Humphrey Sandra Boyke	K
4934	PS 11K  Purvis J Behan School	Robyn a. Tommaselli	K
4935	MS 113K Ronald Edmonds Learning Center	Jeffrey Stephens-Prince Jemal Graham	K
4936	PS 636 K Young Scholars’ Academy for Discovery and	Leonarda Huertas	K
4937	Urban Assembly Institute of Math & Science for Young Women	Jennifer S. Haghpanah Noam Pillischer Nzinga Ebron	K
5448	Columbia Grammar and Preparatory School	Sumi Hagiwara-Gupta	M
5520	Petrides School	Cindy A. Forkowitz Carlos Rodriguez	SI
5654	RoboMindTech	Dennis Chan	Q
5655	RoboMindTech	Dennis Chan	Q
5660	RoboMindTech	Dennis Chan	Q
6064	Metropolitan Expeditionary Learning School	Damon McCord	Q
6065	Metropolitan Expeditionary Learning School	Damon McCord	Q
6069	Eltingville Lutheran School	Peter Hansen,  Dorie Marrone	SI
6216		Barry S. Cohen	M
6604	Ocean Hill Collegiate Charter School	Timothy J. Carey	K
6818	The Chapin School	Mr. Jack P. Cooley	M
6819	The Chapin School	Mr. Jack P. Cooley	M
6889	Pathways College Preparatory School		Q
6963	Brics-2-Bots	Veryl Greene	Q
7047	IS 98 X Herman Ridder	Harold Smith	BX
7205	Bronx Task Force Good Shepherd Services	Oscar A. Lemus	BX
7288	PS 153 x Helen Keller	Michelle Solomon Lee Hollman	BX
7351	IS 49Q	Noah Schumacher	Q
7748	The Young Womens’ Leadership School TYWLS BK	Julie Wood	K
8405	PS 28M Wright Brothers	Denise Tinsley Aimee Peguero	M
8502	New World Prep	Laura M. Martin	SI
8860	Manhattan Youth @IS 289 M	Theseus Roche Cecilia Dobbs	M
8861	Manhattan Youth IS 276	Theseus Roche Paulie Connor 646 472 4289	M
8862	Manhattan Youth @IS 289 M	Theseus Roche Ms. Gabrielle Sasson  212-571-2392	M
9284	MS 447 K The Math & Science Exploratory School	Charl L. Castelyn	K
9286	MS 447K The Math & Science Exploratory School	Charl L. Castelyn	K
9433	Benjamin Banneker Academy K	Imani Fischer	K
10196	The Speyer Legacy School	Mr. Andrew Sabatino andrewsabatino@gmail.com 9144731836	M
10213	Bronx Prep. Charter School	Laura M. Martin laura.marie.martin@gmail.com 615 497 2247 Israel A. Morales	BX
10271	British International School	Mr. Joe DeLuca j.deluca@bis-ny.org 9176575529	M
10475	IS 49 SI	Carol Obler Francesco Portelos	SI
10478	IS 49 SI	Francesco Portelos Carol Obler	SI
11085	IS 125 Q	Rudy Vera	Q
11356	TAG Young Scholars	Daniel R. McCormick Bernice DeAbreu	M
11574	Anderson Middle School PS 334	Carolyn Abbott Judy Kunze	M
11675	Goodwill Industries	Yolanda Valentine	Q
11676	Children's Arts and Sciences Workshop	Warren Zorrilla	BX
11684	The Childrens Aid Society -SU Campus	Jorge T. Blau	M
11686	Young Athletes	Gustavo Maximo	BX
11691	The Childrens Aid Society	EVELYN CARELA	M
11696	PS 242M HCZ	Fred Hawkins	M
11765	LREI Little Red School House	Mark Silberberg Sherezada Acosta	M
11814	MS 216Q George Ryan	Peter Xanthus	Q
11831	The Gateway School	Ed Bringas Jerry Pavlon-Blum	M
11841	Metropolitan Montessori School	Lori J. Joachim	M
11894	PS 58 The Carroll School	Keith Wynne Roger Levy	K
11896	PS 58 The Carroll School	Keith Wynne Roger Levy	K
11897	PS 58 The Carroll School	Keith Wynne Roger Levy	K
12021	Genesis at Xaverian	Mr. James P. Schreiner	K
12141	The Garden School	John Hale Peter Glus	Q
12146	The Garden School	John Hale Peter Glus	Q
12167	Salve Regina Catholic Academy	Francis Belizario	K
12191	CS 134 X	Edward Taveras	BX
12390	Nest New Explorations into Science, Technology and Math	Mimi Yee Mr. Zachary E. Vine	M
12434	Riverdale Country School	Philip Wagner	BX
12482	PS 261K	Nadya Robinson Scott Howard Emilie Williams	K
12638	GARRETT A. MORGAN ELEMENTARY PS 132X	Anissa Chalmers	BX
12713	Cunningham IS 234K	David Morales Jack Satz	K
12718	PS 33M Chelsea Prep Academy	Salim Virji Debbie Birstingl jaime quinonez	M
12719	PS 33M Chelsea Prep Academy	Jaime Quinonez Salim Virji Debbie Birstingl	M
12760	PS 128Q Juniper Valley	Paul Chim Michael Zwicker	Q
12841	Goodwill Beacon 149	Yamile Castillo Nicole Lupinacci Kelvin Montero	Q
12877	PS 321K	Pamela Mills	K
13147	Sunset Park Prep MS 821K	Franky Gutierrez Michael Barry	K
13152	PS 128Q Juniper Valley	Paul Chim Michael Zwicker	Q
13168	Washington Heights Robotics	Margaret A. Peot	M
13205	Pelham Academy for Academics and Community Engagement	Nicholas Covotsos	BX
13207	Pelham Academy for Academics and Community Engagement	Nicholas Covotsos	BX
13249	Genesis at Xaverian	Mr. James P. Schreiner	K
13261	IS 383 K Philippa Schuyler MS	Lindrick Outerbridge	K
13377	MS 354 School of Integrated Learning	Clair W. Vassell-Williams Jeffrey W. Laut	K
13433	Hunter College HS Robotics	Mr. Peter H. Glus	M
13464	NYC Lab  Middle School	Ms. Suzanne M. Dwyer seasquirts@msn.com 212 6916119	M
13513	PS 372 K	Vicki Holland, Jose Ramos,	K
13515	PS 372 K	Vicki Holland, Jose Ramos,	K
13571	PS 55X	Ms. Robin White	BX
13606	Brooklyn School for Global Studies	Mr. Adam M. Kerzner	K
13713	Fort Green Prep Academy	Saranii Muller	K
13732	IS 230Q The Magnet School for Civics in the Community	Ms. Angelique Contona	Q
13765	Friends Seminary FSNYC	Timothy Cooper	M
13804	RMS @ I. S. 192	Eric Greene	Q
13837	PS 195X	Zelma Torres-Rosado	BX
13865	Dalton	Rob Quatrone Charles Forster Chad Gallant	M
13912	Dalton	Rob Quatrone Charles Forster Chad Gallant	M
14150	PS 147k	Ben Talbot	K
14204	PAVE Academy	Mrs. Andrea Poole	K
14265	The Chapin School	Mr. Jack P. Cooley	M
14375	IS 125 X Henry Hudson	Carollynley Owens Jover Nunez Stacy Afflick C. Owens	BX
14407	Harlem Children's Zone Promise AcademyII	Julie Grove	M