The School at Columbia University engages in local and national partnerships to further our mission and expand educational opportunities for our students.
The
Black Rock Consortium is an alliance of public and private schools, colleges, universities, and scientific and cultural institutions that pursues research, education and conservation in the 3,835-acre Black Rock Forest in New York’s Hudson Highlands. The School at Columbia University has been an active consortium member since our founding in 2003 and students visit Black Rock throughout the school year.
In partnership with the University, The School participates in clothing and supply drives for
Cathedral Community Cares (CCC)
, a local organization committed to combatting poverty.
Students have performed for neighborhood elders through
Lifeforce in Later Years (LiLY)
, a Morningside Heights organization dedicated to increasing visibility and resources for elders and elder care. Students make and deliver cards and seasonal gifts to local elders through LiLY and other service organizations as well.