NYC’s annual Summer Rising program gets underway for summer
Summer Rising runs from July 5 to Aug. 18 for children in K-5 and Aug. 11 for middle school students.
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New York City’s annual Summer Rising program began anew on Wednesday.
The free program is designed to spark curiosity, development and the joy of learning for thousands of public-school students across the city.
Summer Rising runs from July 5 to Aug. 18 for children in K through fifth grade and Aug. 11 for middle school students.
News 12's Carmen Grant visited with elementary students in Park Slope for a look at what the kids are doing.
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