Theory 9 Joins I.S 528 For Their Back To School Open Streets
- Theory Nine
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- Sep 4
- 2 min read
Updated: Oct 4

The energy of a new school year came alive at the I.S. 528 Back to School Open Streets celebration, where families, students, teachers, and community partners gathered to kick off the season with excitement, pride, and unity.
This special event transformed the streets into a vibrant hub of music, games, learning, and laughter. With no cars in sight, the space became a safe, welcoming environment where young people could run, play, and connect with one another all while preparing for the school year ahead.

As students prepare to step into classrooms once again, the Back to School Open Streets gave families a chance to feel supported and connected. Community partners offered resources and information, ensuring every child has the tools they need to thrive this school year. From free school supplies and backpacks to hands-on activities, the event was designed to set students up for success.
Children enjoyed basketball games, arts and crafts, and other interactive stations, while families connected with school staff and local organizations. Music filled the air, bringing an atmosphere of celebration and joy, reminding everyone that education isn’t just about academics it’s also about creating spaces where children feel empowered, safe, and inspired.

Events like these highlight the power of partnership. I.S. 528, working with local organizations, volunteers, and neighbors, showed how a community can come together to uplift its students. The Open Streets initiative reflects a shared commitment to reimagining public spaces as areas of learning, fun, and connection.
The Back to School Open Streets at I.S. 528 was more than just a one-day celebration it was a reminder that when we unite around education and community, our students are given the best foundation for growth. As the new school year begins, the positive energy from this event will carry forward, inspiring students to dream big and families to know they are supported every step of the way.






















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