Schedule: November 22, Saturday

 

9:00        Information booth in the Education Building Rotunda will be open. Schedules, Campus Maps, and Dormitory Information will be available. Welcome music at Rotunda

9:30 – 11:00   　< Information Session I  >

              School Information session by the Headmaster, Professor Sakomura and Admissions Director,
              Mr. Notsu in the Lecture Hall. Keio Alumni will be present. Q & A

11:00 – 13:00 　 Lunch at the Cafeteria

13:00 – 14:30 　 <  Information Session II   >

              Same schedule as above in the Information Session.

Campus Tours by student volunteers will start at various times from the Rotunda.
              Tours will include the Education Bldg., Dormitory, Gym, and Cafeteria. Student athletes will be practicing various sports in the Gym.

Throughout the day……..

9:30 – 15:30         There will be displays by each Academic Department and by the Student Government.

              Various cultural clubs will also display celebrations of Japanese culture. These displays will be throughout the Education Building.

             
Japanese Tea Ceremony by Tea Ceremony Club (at the Japanese Culture Room on the first floor of the Education Bldg.) The Culture Room will be open all day.

 

 

More detail click  here !!

 

 
KEIO NY OPEN – Golf tournament will take place on Sunday, October 26th, 2008, at Canyon Country Club, 568 Bedford Road, Armonk NY 10504.  This is a great opportunity to network, have fun, get exercise, as well as raise funds toward the twentieth anniversary of Keio Academy of New York.

Thanks to the support of NY Mitakai Green Club, and Keio Academy of New York Father’s Association, we are projecting for the improvement of our facilities, development of scholarship program as well as the twentieth anniversary endowment.

Click here for More Detail

 Click here for Online Resistration

 

 

Telephone service on all 701-XXXX lines appears to be restored at 11:50am today. Thank you all for your patience.

 

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Telephone service outage

As of approximately 8pm September, 16  we experienced a failure of incoming telephone service include students’ room in Dormitory and individual faculty and staff number.
 
INBOUND TELEPHONE SERVICE OUTAGE: Persons off campus trying to reach Keio through a 701-xxxx telephone numbers will hear a busy tone. They will not be able to reach us.
 
The following numbers are working normally.
 
The main campus number 914-694-4825
Administration Fax number 914-694-4830
Post 1 (Main Security) 914-694-2701
North Dorm Office ( Post 3) 914-694-2731
South Dorm Office: 914-694-2797
Post 4 ( South dorm Security Booth) 914-694-2799
Post 5 ( Entrance Security Booth) 914-694-2719
Health Center 914-694-2735
 
We will announce  after the lines back as soon as possible.
Thank you for your understanding and cooperation. 

 

 

 
Application package can be downloaded (Please click Here ).

 

Administration Office is closed between  Wednesday,July 2～Friday, July 4.

* If your email was sent this period, our response will be next week on Monday, July 7th.

 

 

On Saturaday 14th ”Unicorns” won State Chanpion at Binghamton N.Y.  

Thank Keio family, Board of trustees, Parents, Students, and Faculty & Staff for your effort.
The article of Keio's won is here →Journal News

Please look at our team's Photo & Video ↓

　Journal News　　(Photos )
　Journal News　　　(Videos ）

 

Please click 'Employment Opportunity page for more information. 

 

On May 6, Headmaster, Mr. Sakomura and Assistant Headmaster, Mr. Endo gave  flowers to “Mai’s memorial tree” for Mai Saito, who was 11th grader at that time, died by car accident in 2003.

 

 

 

 

 

To celebrate the arrival of the spring with full-blooming cherry blossoms at Keio New York campus, the Cherry Blossom Celebration was　held at the Matsushita Hall (Cafeteria) on April 18th.

This event was a kick-off of our Community Outreach Events. Among more than 120 guests, we welcomed Ambassador and Consul-General in New York,  Motoatsu Sakurai, the Honorable Mr. Andrew Spano, Westchester County Executive, and Dr. Richard Wood, President of Japan Society. We were also fortunate to have .NY Senator Susie Oppenheimer,  Supervisor Joan Walsh, Mayer of Harrison, and guests of representatives of educational institusions, media, Japanese and American business corporations, Parents Association, and New York Mitakai Alumni.

We’d also like to report that at the reception, we announced a scholarship fund donated byMr. Kuraoka, Dr. Ashikari and Mr. Aoki. The event was a wonderful opportunity to realize that we have a great support from the community. 

At the opening remark of the reception, the following initiatives were announced.

１）　Japanese America (Nikkei-jin) Scholarship
２）　Bilingual Summer Camp 　
３）　Fieldturf construction and air conditioner installation
4)  Home Stay program supported by families in the community
 

We would like to thank all guests and staffs who participated in this event.

 

On Wednesday, March 19, Keio Academy received a visit from Miss Riyo Mori, who was crowned Miss Universe in 2007.  She is 21 years old, born in Shizuoka, and she has been trained since childhood in classical ballet dancing.  The visit was so exciting for the students and for Miss Mori, too.  She expressed how greatly she enjoyed talking with the students.  The visit began with a welcome by Headmaster Sakomura, Assistant Headmaster Endo, and Dean Mr. Devine.  

 

 
School Festival is scheduled on Apr 19^th (Sun) from AM 10:00 to PM 4:00.

 

 

Due to inclement weather conditions, school is closed today (2/22/08)

 

　　　　　　

 

Due to our server maintenance, Keio Homepage may not be accessed between 1:00pm~2:00pm (Eastern Standard Time) on Tuesday February 19th.  Thank you for your understanding.

 

 

Administration Office is closed for winter break as follow.

Monday, December 24 – Thursday, January 3.

*Administration office is opened on Friday, January 4.

 

Due to inclement weather conditions, school is closed today (12/13/07).

 

Our school will be closed on Wednesday, Nov.21~Friday, Nov.23 for Thanksgiving Holiday.

 

Mr. Donald Wynn, Social Studies teacher passed away at his home in Connecticut on November 14, 2007, due to cardiac arrest.
Keio Academy of New York extends its deepest sympathy and condolences to his family and friends.
Funeral Services are as follows.

Date＆Time：　 November 17, 2007
                           Wake　　2ｐｍ～4ｐｍ　
                           Service  4pm　

Place ：             Christ Church in Greenwich
            　　　　　　254 East Punum Ave.
　　　　　　　　　　Greenwich CT
　　　　　　　　　　203-869-6600

 

 
Open House 2007    For prospective parents

          
       November 17, Saturday

 

9:00	Information booth will be open. Schedules, Campus Maps, and Dormitory Information will be available.	School Rotunda
9:30-11:00	<Information Session I> School Information Session starting by Prof. Sakomura. Keio Alumni will be present. Q & A. Campus Tours guided by students will be at various times. Tours will include Dorm, Gym, and Cafeteria. Student athletes will be practicing various sports in the Gym.	Lecture Hall     Start from School Rotunda
11:30-13:00	Lunch	Cafeteria
13:00-14:30	<Information Session II> Same as Information Session I.	Lecture Hall
15:30	Closing of the Open House 2007

 

 

The memorial began with a welcome speech by the Headmaster, Mr. Sumio Sakomura, and a brief speech by Board Trustee, Prof. Yasumitsu Nihei. At the conclusion of Prof. Nihei’s remarks, flowers were presented by the Headmaster, and Board Trustees Mr. Richard Petree and his wife, Prof. Nihei and his wife, and fine representatives of student and dormitory government.

The memorial ended after the observance of 30 seconds of silence by all attendees.

 

 

Opening reception Sat. Oct. 20th 3:00-5:30pm  


OK Harris Gallery
383 West Broadway New York 10012
TEL: 212-431-3600
FAX: 212-925-4797

 

 
UNTITLED-B    PAINT/PAPER/WOOD    85"x96"    2007

 

The paintings and works on paper in Stephen Lane's 2007 O.K. Harris exhibition focuses on his usage of printed material and paint as a contextual art form. Visual references and associations in his art often comes from his frequent visits to Beijing which has become a studio base In addition to his studio in New York due to his organizing and teaching  at the summer studio art program at the China Central Academy of Fine Art.
Materiality is key to Lane's paintings, not simply because as concepts and ideas art works are material objects, but because Lane’s open Engagement with the context of his work will be incomplete without equal regard To the materials and the sense of time that they provide to them. Lane’s art  employs paper as a historical reference.  Lane’s usage of newspapers,  diaries and other printed material purchased from markets in Beijing, which often date from the 1950's to current times works with the notion of intervention and removal through a process of painting over, creating a context where the echoes of a past time and contemporary issues become disconcertingly similar.
Lane's paintings reference the contextual, not because art needs to  be explained by context, but because art is one of the plural  contexts that define us regardless of our cultural or political background.

John Baldacchino
Columbia University, New York
August 2007

Mr. Lane’s art exhibition will be held in October 20~November 24 

 

KEIO ACADEMY OF NEW YORK
Is looking for American families to participate in a Home Stay Program

For our Japanese high school students
For a semester, school year or weekend visits

For inquires or information please contact:
Keio Academy Program Coordinator 914-701-3373
keiony@keio.edu

 

 
Keio Academy Open House 2007

A great way to see how Keio can be part of your children's future

9:00   Information booth in the Education Building Rotunda will be open. Schedules, Campus Maps,  and Dormitory Information will be available.

9:30 – 11:30  Campus Tours by students will start at various times from the Rotunda. Tours will include the  Education Building, Dormitory, Gym, and Cafeteria. Student athletes will be competing in  various sports in the Gym.
 There will be displays by the different departments at the school and by the Student Government.  Various cultural clubs will also display celebrations of Japanese culture. These displays will be  throughout the Education Building.
 Japanese Tea Ceremony will be performed at the Japanese Culture Room on the first floor of  the`Education Building. The Culture Room will be open all day.

11:30 – 13:00  Lunch at the Cafeteria

13:00 – 15:00  School information session by the Headmaster, Professor Sakomura, in the Lecture Hall