A “Win-Win” for Everybody
Many of our host businesses find that working with students creates renewed energy.
Their employees look forward to mentoring our students and report that it helps them
spotlight the importance of their own jobs to their companies.
Participation is also a great way for business leaders to help the future generation of employees by cultivating a more prepared and responsible workforce. A number of our business partners have hired Summit students as employees upon graduation.
More than 50 businesses are involved with The Summit School’s
Work-Based Learning Program:
1 800 Flowers
African Paradise
American Museum of Natural History
Applebee's (multiple sites)
Artspace.com
Baltimore Design Center
Barnes & Noble (multiple sites)
Beth Israel Medical Center of NY
Blue Heron Research Partners
Brick Run Sports and Physical Therapy
Brooklyn Museum of Art
Con Ed (multiple sites)
Crown Trophy
Davis & Gilbert
Everything's Hair
Federal Reserve Bank of NY
First Spice Mixing Company
The Gap
Get Schooled
Gotham Gym
Hick's Nursery
Hollis Hills JC Preschool
Housing Works
Jewish Theological Seminary Library
Lewis Johs Avallone Aviles LLP
LI City Hyundai
Long Island Children's Museum
Modell's Sporting Goods (multiple sites)
Monte's Trattoria
Museum of Jewish Heritage
National Center for Learning Disabilities
New York Botanical Garden
New York Methodist Hospital
NY City College of Technology
NY Daily News
NY Hall of Science
NYC Dept. of Parks and Recreation-Cunningham Park
NYC Office of Performing Arts and Film
Office of Assemblyman Michael Simanowitz
Old Navy
P.J. Mechanical
Pace University
Pibb's Industries
Precious Spirit Daycare
Queens Hospital Center
Queens Public Library
Red Light Management
Riverdale Nursery School and Family Center
Rose Productions
Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher, and Flom LLP
South Brooklyn Legal Services
St. John's University Library
Suckadelic, Inc.
Summit Lower School
The New York Times
Van Wagner Sports and Entertainment