Writopia New York's Afternoon Writing Lab  The Writers Kids and Teens come from public and private schools and organizations across the city, country, and from abroad. In 2008, our students garnered more national awards from the Scholastic Art & Writing Awards than did any other group of students in the entire country.! Our students attend: The Abraham Joshua Heschel School, Anderson Middle School (P.S. 334), Bard High School Early College, Bay Ridge Prep, Beacon, Bronx Science, Berkeley Carroll School, Bronxville School (Westchester), Brooklyn Friends School, Brooklyn International High School, Brooklyn Tech, Byram Hills Armonk (Westchester), Calhoun, the Cathedral School, The Center School, Choate, The Churchill School, Columbia Prep, Delta Honors Program (Booker T Washington, MS 54), Ethical Culture, Fieldston, Framingham High School (MA), Friends Seminary, The Geneva School of Manhattan, Greenwich Academy (CT), Horace Mann, Horizon Middle School, Hunter College Middle and High School, John Adams School (NJ), John Jay High School (Westchester), La Guardia High School, The Lab School, Masters School (Westchester), Monclair H.S. (NJ), P.S. 9, P.S. 41, P.S. 199, Ramaz, Reed Intermediate School (CT), Robert Wagner School (M.S. 167), Rye Neck Middle School, Saint Ann's School, SAR High School, Solomon Schechter School of Manhattan, Sorbonne University (Paris), St. Luke's School, The Stanwich School (CT), Stevens Cooperative School (NJ), Stuyvesant High School, Trevor Day School, Trinity, The United Nations International School, and Wampus (Westchester). We are hoping that writers from every school in NYC join our community of young writers! The Lab At Writopia's afternoon writing lab, tweens and teens bring their work to share with their peers and writing coaches for fun and feedback anytime they wish, Monday through Friday, from 3:30pm to 7:30pm. (WritopiaLab is also open on some Sundays.) Bi-Monthly Party & Reading  Beginning September, 2007, there will be a private reading and party every other Friday at 3:30 (at WritopiaLab) during which members volunteer to share their developing or polished work with their peers. Semi-Annual Public Readings  Each semester culminates in a public reading at Barnes & Noble. During this exciting event, writers share their work with friends, relatives, and with others who come in response to listings in various media. Contact Us If you or your teen is interested in joining the community of Writopian writers, or if you have have any questions or comments, please send us a query at How To Join. We promise to respond promptly.