NYC program helps refugee kids prepare for school

The Refugee Youth Summer Academy (RYSA) in Manhattan hosted 118 students from 29 countries, providing a supportive environment for refugee and asylee children to acclimate to the New York City public school system. The program offers a diverse curriculum and helps students overcome challenges such as language barriers and cultural differences. Personal stories highlight the program's impact on students' confidence and community building. RYSA's efforts culminate in a graduation ceremony, preparing students for the upcoming school year.

What subjects do students participate in during the RYSA program?

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What challenges do refugee children face when acclimating to a new school system?

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How did Binta Diallo describe her feelings when she first arrived at RYSA?

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In what ways does RYSA help students from different backgrounds bond with each other?

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What does RYSA provide to help students feel they are not alone in their experiences?

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