Imagine: The DREAM Blog
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All Kids Can: Announcing DREAM’s 2022-23 New York State Test Results
A month into the school year, the DREAM family has so much to celebrate. At the top of that list: news of DREAM’s 2022-23 New York State Test...
DREAM Spotlight: Co-CEO Eve Colavito
For DREAM co-Chief Executive Officer Eve Colavito, the maxim “All Kids Can. This Kid Can.” is particularly meaningful. It is a guiding principle for...
Looking Back on the DREAM Teaching Fellowship’s Inaugural Year
Over the years, DREAM Legend Nicholas Feliz has served in many different roles at the organization—after ending his time as a program participant in...
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DREAM Big
We dream big. We believe bigger. Because one person’s garbage-strewn lot can be another’s field of dreams. A baseball league for 75 kids can become a network of schools for thousands. And a kindergarten class can become the next generation of changemakers in the community and the world.
DREAM Big
We dream big. We believe bigger. Because one person’s garbage-strewn lot can be another’s field of dreams. A baseball league for 75 kids can become a network of schools for thousands. And a kindergarten class can become the next generation of changemakers in the community and the world.
Our Maxims in Action
All Kids Can. This Kid Can. DREAM is Family. Fun is a Serious Value. Teamwork Makes the DREAM Work. Fail. Persist. Exceed. DREAM Big. From our classrooms to our ballfields, DREAM’s maxims build on our mission and show us what it means to be a member of the DREAM community, every day.
In the Classroom
In the Classroom
A rigorous academic model is one way that we work to grow the whole child. But classrooms aren’t just for math and phonics – they’re for singing and storytelling, art and experimenting, making new friends and learning about yourself.
On The Field
Our scholars know what it means to be a member of a team. DREAM’s roots in baseball and softball and our commitment to keeping students active foster a culture where all students have access to team-based extracurriculars—and the lessons that come with being part of something bigger.