Hostos Lincoln Academy & Hostos Community College

The early college initiative is spreading! Check out this article published in The State Journal about high school students in Kentucky soon being able to take college classes to earn an Associates! The State Journal Article

Check out one of Hostos' very own students speaking to a crowd of activists in last week's #WALKOUT. The turnout was MUCH bigger than expected! AMAZING! It was warming to see so many students take a stand for what they believe in, in this case, protecting lives of students across the country (including their own!). Despite the 20 degree weather, Hostos Community College showed once again that they won't be silenced. Also, check our Flickr page under "Our Media" to see more pictures from the march. The nation-wide protest was featured on Patch Network in NYC. Check link!  Patch Network Article

Tomorrow, Wednesday, March 14, 2018, students and teachers across the country are participating in a peaceful protest in the fashion of a school Walk Out. Honoring the lives of the 17 people killed in the Stoneman Douglas Massacre on the same day last month, the Walk Out not only remembers the lives lost, but also adds pressure to politicians to pass stricter gun laws so something like this never happens again. The students and teachers at Stoneman Douglas have channeled their grief to revolution to ensure parents, teachers, and students never have to experience the trauma they did on February 14th. The irony of Valentine's Day and Ash Wednesday falling on February 14th this year adds insult to injury. A day of love and repentance twisted into a day of nothing but horror and fear motivates the involved participants moreso to have their voices heard. The Walk Out will be held at 10 AM for 17 minutes.  New York City Chancellor Carmen Farina sent out a letter  to students, facu...