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The Latinidad Curriculum Initiative (LCI) for New York City Public Schools (NYCPS) aims to enhance the quality of education by providing a dynamic, interdisciplinary curricular framework and lesson plans that celebrate Latinidad and its connection to the histories, intellectual contributions, and cultures of Latinas and Latinos, thus providing a more comprehensive understanding of the dynamics of the places we call home.

This initiative is a collaborative effort. In this section, we outline different opportunities for various stakeholders, community partners, content area experts, educators, and youth to engage in the development of a Latinidad Curriculum for NYCPS. 

If you have any questions, comments, or recommendations about these opportunities, contact us at latinidadnyc@tc.columbia.edu.

Pilot the High School Curriculum Flyer

Pilot the High School Curriculum

Inviting schools and districts to collaborate on the Latinidad Curriculum:

We are excited to share the first version of High School Curriculum Modules, as part of the ongoing design, feedback, and revision process outlined in the Latinidad Curriculum Initiative Blueprint!

 

Professional Learning Workshops and Writing Sessions

Professional Learning Workshops & Curriculum Writing and Implementation Sessions

We invite public school leaders, coaches, supervisors, department chairs, and teachers to attend a series of Professional Learning Workshops on the conceptual framework of our curriculum!

A cohort of educators will be selected through an onboarding process to participate in the Curriculum Writing and Implementation Sessions

Talleres en Comunidad Flyer

Talleres en Comunidad

NYC Public High School teachers are invited to a day of workshops, resources, and opportunities to discuss, offer feedback, and co-design new curriculum materials. The sessions will be FREE, including lunch. We will raffle five $50 gift cards among attendees. 

Saturday, November 15, 2025 | 9 am to 5 pm (in-person) | Smith Learning Center at Teachers College, Columbia University (525 W 120th St, New York). Limited spots are available; please register soon. 

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