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Months of hard work and preparation came together for our students and staff at our first annual Water Fair on June 3, 2017.

Months of hard work and preparation came together for our students and staff at our first annual Water Fair on June 3.

One of the most interesting group projects that will be on display at Saturday's Water Fair is our Tower Garden, a vertical, soil-free garden that is perfect for urban farming.

Every month, we are interviewing one of the young men in our After School program. This month we meet 9th-grader Mark Jones.

Many golfers struggle to hit high, soft chip shots with enough spin to hold the green. Here's how it's done.

Meet the aspiring rocket scientist and New York City cyclist who recently helped our young men build a hydroelectric generator in a bucket.

One group project in the works for our Water Fair focuses on the lead contamination in Flint, MI, through the study of both chemistry and social justice.

Here's an early look at the clean energy machine our after school students are building for our June 3 Water Fair.

From rainbows and clouds to microbe-infested taps, light can tell us a lot about water and reveal its fundamental properties.

Our golf team had its second match of the season on Thursday afternoon, falling in tough match-play battles against Hunter College High School at Split Rock in the Bronx. Here are some images, courtesy of coaches Jason McFall from Eagle Harlem and Brian Hwang from The Bridge Golf Foundation.

When you find yourself facing a chip shot from an uphill lie, it's crucial to think about shoulder position.

Yahonnes Cleary, a Bronx native and attorney, talks about his game, the mentors who helped him get where he is today, and whether the Knicks are ever going to bring home a title.