Assemblywoman Helene Weinstein recently visited with music students at P.S. 206. The Assemblywoman funds a program in conjunction with the Brooklyn Philharmonic that teaches public school students to play classical instruments.

Assemblywoman Weinstein is a strong supporter of all public and private schools in her district; securing funding for mandated services and fighting for additional funding for the many needs these schools experience. Recently, the Assemblywoman spoke to 5th graders at Yeshiva Lev Bais Yaakov discussing civic responsibility, the electoral process and answered questions from the students about the job of an Assemblywoman both in Albany and in Brooklyn.

Assemblywoman Weinstein participated in this year's "National Read Aloud" at PS 326 in the Flatlands community. This year's event, which promotes literacy, celebrated the 25th Anniversary of the modern classic, "If You Give a Mouse a Cookie" by Laura Joffe Numeroff.

Assemblywoman Helene Weinstein joins students, parents and teachers at P.S. 52 in Sheepshead Bay as they walked to support Diabetes research. The Assemblywoman secures annual funding for the school's early literacy program.

Assemblywoman Helene Weinstein often visits schools within her district. On a recent visit to Yeshiva Tiferes Yisroel - Chofetz Chaim, Assemblywoman Weinstein discussed school safety issues with school administrator Rabbi Rosenshein.

Assemblywoman Helene Weinstein recently visited with young dance students at Public School 119. The Assemblywoman funds a program in conjunction with the Brooklyn Arts Council that teaches public school children the art of Ballroom Dancing.