Showing Up for the Next Generation:

Throughout the 2025–26 season, Figure Skating in Harlem alumnae returned to celebrate student milestones, volunteer at events, and connect with the next generation. From the awards ceremony to the ice show and visits to Riverbank, their involvement kept the connection between current students and graduates strong.

Celebrating Our New Seniors

At the annual awards ceremony, alumnae helped hand out jackets to students entering their senior year. Their participation brought generations of FSH sisters together for an important milestone, with graduates welcoming and encouraging students as they began their final year in the program.

The moment reflected the continuity of the FSH community: students preparing for their next chapter, supported by alumnae who have experienced that transition themselves.

FSH alumni attend the 2026 Awards Ceremony to hand jackets to the graduating seniors, welcoming them into the Alumni family
FSH alumni attend the awards ceremony to give the graduating seniors jackets and induct them into the Alumni community

Giving Back at the Ice Show

Alumnae also volunteered at our annual ice show, Harlem Homecoming: Skating to the Lessons of Beyoncé. By returning to support the event, they contributed to a celebration of the students’ hard work, creativity, and growth throughout the season.

Their involvement offered another way to remain connected to the program and support the experiences they once shared as students.

Five alumni coaches for the 2026 season!
Five FSH alumni were coaches this season!

Connecting at Riverbank

Visits to Riverbank gave alumnae opportunities to meet with the girls, offer encouragement, and support them in a familiar FSH setting. These connections brought graduates and current students together beyond major events, making space for conversation and a continued sense of community.

Thank you to every alumna who gave her time this season. Whether presenting a jacket, volunteering at the ice show, or visiting the rink, you helped carry FSH’s sisterhood forward.

Board chair, Oshinofa, stopped by Riverbank this season to connect with the current students

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FSH’s programs work with hundreds of girls annually on the ice and in the classroom. Our staff has grown from 3 to more than 75 coaches, teachers, tutors and counselors.