New York Interschool is a consortium of eight Manhattan independent schools known for their high academic standards, outstanding teaching, and traditions of quality. 

We run curricular and extracurricular programs that serve students, teachers, administrators, trustees, and parents, linking our schools to the greater New York City community.

 
 

FOR STUDENTS

Whether it’s a seasonal leadership program, immersion camp or full-year curriculum, Interschool offers classes, seminars, discussion groups and workshops to its students year-round.

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FOR FACULTY + ADULTS

Interschool and its partners offer various programs to enrich, engage and recruit faculty of color to work in New York City area’s independent schools.


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FACULTY DIVERSITY SEARCH

Interschool conducts the Faculty Diversity Search (FDS) program which recruits and places teachers of color and other under-represented groups in New York City independent schools. Each year FDS works with approximately 25 member schools and over 50 talented candidates and independent schools. FDS has placed over 500 faculty and administrators in the New York City area.

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10 Things to Know About How Social Media Affects Teens' Brains

Eye-opening testimony from a top scientist offers a useful primer on the role social media may play in the teen mental health crisis.

Interschool Faculty Health and Wellness Event

In December, Interschool faculty who lead our schools' Wellness programs gathered at Dalton to share ideas, problems and solutions as well as recipes, nutritious cooking tips and beautiful appetizers they helped prepare. 

Guggenheim Open House with NY Interschool

In November, over one hundred Interschool faculty and administrators enjoyed a private tour of the Guggenheim Museum on Fifth Avenue.

The Unique Challenge of Raising Teenagers Right Now

The teenagers are not all right, but then again, neither are the adults. Pandemic life has been profoundly jarring, and every generation has felt it. How are you supposed to guide, to reassure, to parent teenagers in this situation?