8th Grade Drive Thru Graduation - June 19, 2020

Student Government Inauguration - November 26, 2019​

Scholars vs Teachers Basketball Game - November 22, 2019

Student Government Election Results - November 8, 2019

Student Government/NJHS MCU Park Trip - June 12, 2019

National Junior Honor Society Induction - May 29, 2019

Launch Trampoline Park - May 23, 2019

Bronx Zoo - May 21, 2019

Senior Trip Club Getaway - May 9-10, 2019

Harlem DNA Lab - October 2015

The students of University of Cambridge went to the Harlem DNA Lab to perform a DNA transformation lab. They used micro-pipettes and microtubes to put E. Coli in Calcium Chloride. Then they were able to give the bacteria some DNA called GFP (Green Flourescent Protein) which allowed it to glow under a black light.

Using a black light, we were able to observe the E. Coli bacteria that was given the pGFP (Green Fluorescent Protein) DNA.

Using a black light, we were able to observe the E. Coli bacteria that was given the pGFP (Green Fluorescent Protein) DNA.

Using a black light, we were able to observe the E. Coli bacteria that was given the pGFP (Green Fluorescent Protein) DNA.

Micro-pipette and microtubes

Labeled microtubes ready for some E. Coli and CaCl2

The class listens attentively while Ms. Lee explains the DNA Transformation Lab

The class listens attentively while Ms. Lee explains the DNA Transformation Lab

Scholars listening attentively to Ms. Lee during her demonstration

Ms. Lee shows the class how to use micro-pipette accurately to collect Calcium Chloride

Ms. Lee is showing the scholars how to scrape the plates for bacteria.

Mahdi and Tyler getting the hang of using micro-pipettes

Aniya uses a micro-pipette to collect Calcium Chloride

Chantal using a micro-pipette to collect Calcium Chloride

Ms. Lee teaches the scholars how to use the alcohol burners.

Chantal and Chidinma scrape E. Coli from a petri dish.

Xavier swirls the E. Coli bacteria from the loupe into the solution.

Kori stirring the E.Coli using a loupe.

Abigail and Imani makking sure that the E. Coli is ready for it's warm water bath.

Cayla and Imani making sure that no E.Coli bacteria is left on the loupe.

Tarynn stirs the bacteria with the Calcium Chloride.

Black History Showcase - February 2015

Middle School's First Black History Showcase was a wild success. We were able to showcase the hard work and creative abilities of our scholars while honoring our heritage and our ancestors.