Principal Wang stated that New York Chinese School has actively promoted teaching innovation and integration with mainstream education. It has successively established partnerships with New York University, Columbia University, Pratt Institute, Avenues: The World School, and Brooklyn Technical High School, allowing students from these institutions to participate in teaching and volunteer service. At the same time, the school has completed the modernization of classroom computer systems and upgraded its campus surveillance system and technology-based teaching equipment, continuing to improve the quality of education.
The graduation ceremony presented the Outstanding Volunteer Teacher Award, including recipients Jenny Chen, Liu Fenfen, Veronica Chao, Angela Chen Liang, Mark Zhang, Chesska Olivar, Geoffrey Kwok, Zion Williams, Zinara Williams, Mayli Chino, Fawzia Khan, Chester Olivar, and Alondra Mucino, among others.
The ceremony also featured student performances showcasing their learning achievements during the semester. These included the Chinese advanced class performance "Hand in Hand" (手牽手), second-grade students
performing "Quiet Night Thoughts" (靜夜思) and "Spring Dawn" (春曉), third-grade students performing "Invisible Wings" (隱形的翅膀), the Cantonese class performing "Moonlight Before My Bed" (鐵我閃耀 / 疑是地上霜), and "Hong Kong" (香港), among other performances.
Principal Wang expressed gratitude to CCBA President Eric Ng, who established the Fortune Graduation Encouragement Scholarship in 2018 through the company he founded over fifty years ago. In addition to helping students pursue higher education, the scholarship provides $50,000 annually. This is now its seventh year, and a total of 559 graduates have received scholarship awards.
New York Chinese School held its 2025–2026 academic year graduation ceremony on the 20th. Teachers, parents, and approximately 400 guests attended. The venue was filled to capacity and the atmosphere was warm and lively.
During his speech, CCBA President Eric Ng, in addition to extending congratulations, thanked the students' parents. He also expressed gratitude for New York Chinese School's long-term dedication to serving the community and hoped that the school would continue to receive support from all sectors.