HERO AWARD / January Perfect Attendance
Congratulations to Mr. Thomas Dowling who has received this month's HERO Award (Here Everyday, Ready and On-time during January) along with the corner space in the parking lot (granted by Ms. Morales.)
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Congratulations Miriam Rodriguez!
Week 3 Winner for the Walking Faceoff Challenge
Thank you to the Week 1 participants: Blanca Blanco, Fausto Sosa, Margaret Morales, Maria Sena, Miriam Rodriguez.
Please join us in Week 4!
Using an activity tracker, register your steps daily on the attached link https://www.aulcs.org/Page/1554#calendar2556/20200117/month
- Click on the date on the calendar and register to log in your steps daily by 11 pm
HR will communicate the winner based on the highest weekly steps. (see attached flyer & photo of winner)
Did you know?
· The average American walks 3,000 to 4,000 steps a day or roughly 1.5 to 2 miles.
· Walking for regular activity can help reduce your risk of these common health problems
o Heart disease
o Obesity
o Diabetes
o High blood pressure
o Depression.
How to include more steps in your day
· Take the dog for a walk. If you don’t have a dog, volunteer to walk dogs at an animal shelter. Or combine your activity with social time by joining a friend to walk his or her dog.
· Try music. A bouncy tune or something with a strong beat can make activity more enjoyable and help motivate you to walk farther or faster.
· Include the family. Instead of an afternoon movie, go for a walk or a hike together.
· Go in person. Instead of sending a work email, walk to your colleague’s desk.
· Walk while waiting. Take a walk instead of sitting when you’re early for an appointment or waiting for a flight.
· Schedule workday walks. Put reminders in your calendar for short walking breaks to ramp up your energy through the day. Have a one-on-one meeting? Plan to walk and talk.
· Park farther away. Choose parking spots farther away from the entrance. If you take a bus, get off a stop early and walk the rest of the way.
· Take the stairs. Even going down the stairs counts as steps and burns calories.
How far will you go today? Your goal will depend on your starting point. But nearly everyone can reap the benefits of walking more, step by step.
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Marjorie Acosta Nunez | | Alex Rodriguez |
Marjorie Acosta Nunez
Alex Rodriguez
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Michael Mendez | | Lia Marie Rosario |
Michael Mendez
Lia Marie Rosario
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Douglas Frost Classroom Sessions =32 | Amy Carrino Classroom Sessions = 27 | Dean Page Classroom Sessions = 26 |
Douglas Frost
Amy Carrino
Dean Page
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David Sweatte Classroom Sessions = 25 | Andrea Allocco Classroom Sessions = 25 | Cathy Jo Lombardi Classroom Sessions = 25 |
David Sweatte
Andrea Allocco
Cathy Jo Lombardi
Urban Leaders 21st Century Community Learning Center
Activities include:
- Monthly Field Trips to Colleges & Universities, Liberty State Park, Thomas Edison Museum and New York City Historic District Tour.
- Music
- Cooking
- Gaming
- Fashion Design
- American Sign Language
- Art and Dance
Dinner and Snacks included daily
About US
When the school first opened in 2010, it did not have the books, tables, or classrooms necessary for students to be in an adequate learning environment. Even the principal, at the time, had to serve as a lunch aide. Since then, AUL has developed to help students receive the education they deserve. AUL has expanded by opening two new campuses, expecting to provide the opportunity for students to continue to succeed, with graduation and college admission, as two of its goals.
AUL offers an advanced academic track and AP courses.
AUL Mission: To employ an educational design and experience that merges the highest standards of academic excellence while fostering convictions and commitment to social and economic justice.