1212X341Accion AcademyAt ACCION Academy, we have a unique opportunity to provide an individualized, warm, and caring environment for our students because our school is just the right size. Serving an average of only 135 students per year, ACCION is less than one-third the size of the average middle school in New York. This means that our compassionate veteran teachers can form meaningful relationships with students and parents on the journey towards success. We can give each child our full attention to ensure they receive whatever services, programs, or activities they need to grow. ACCION stands for "Achievement, Community, Consciousness, Integrity, Opportunity Now!" Our family-oriented school community fosters the highest levels of achievement, mentoring, and service. The student government helps to influence our school's decisions. The CBO we work with is the PHIPPS program. They provide enrichment and recreational activities to promote student autonomy and hands on activity to through role play and problem solving during the after-school program. Furthermore, there are variety of activities including a robotics team, comic book illustration intramural sports, drama, dance, and much more.East Tremont
977 Fox Street, Bronx NY 10459
Yes-12X044, 12X341Not Accessible718-294-0514www.accionacademy.com2, 5 to 174th StBx15, Bx17, Bx19, Bx21, Bx36, Bx40, Bx42, Bx9X341UACCION AcademyOpen21840322069NoNoOpen to students and residents of District 12...Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected............................................................................................................................................96309Millennium Art Academy92151Gr 6-8Yes, East Side House, Inc.8:10am-2:30pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageNoYesNoNoNYC Specialized High School Preparatory Course, Spanish, Writing Workshop CourseBoys Leadership; Chess; Comic Book Illustration; Cooking Club; Drama Clubs; Girls Leadership; Keyboarding Club; PHIPPS-Writing; Program Partners: New York Ballet Theater, Repertotrio Español, NY Tennis League, Good Shepherd Services; Robotics; Service Learning; Student Congress; United Nations Jr. Ambassadors; YogaBasketball, Flag Football, Softball, Volleyball10459BRONX2021715920056602027140004Hunts Point-73.89390240.822443505M046P.S./M.S. 46-The Arthur Tappan SchoolHere at PS/MS 46-The Arthur Tappan School, our goal is to provide our students with a world-class education. We believe strongly in well-rounded curricula, which go beyond academics and promote the development of the whole child. We work to seamlessly integrate and support each child's social-emotional, physical, and academic needs into everything we do. We believe that in a physically and emotionally safe environment, our students can meet and exceed our high expectations for them.Central Harlem
2987 Frederick Douglass Boulevard, Manhattan NY 10039
NoNot Accessible212-360-1519schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolB, C, D to 155th St; 1 to 157th StBx13, Bx6, M10, M100, M101, M2, M3, M4, M5M046LP.S./M.S. 46 - The Arthur Tappan SchoolLimited Unscreened9734221557NoYesOpen to students and residents of District 5Priority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students residing in the elementary school zone who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of District 5 who sign in at an eventThen to students residing in the elementary school zone.Then to students and residents of District 5....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above............................................................................................................................................82152High School for Environmental StudiesA. Philip Randolph Campus High School82661Gr K-8Yes, Sports and Arts in Schools Foundation, Inc.8am-2:20pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageNoYesYesYes—Saturday program for certain students.SpanishK-5 Afterschool, Tuesday-Friday 6-8 Afterschool, Monday-Friday 8th Grade: Overnight Trip to Washington, DC; Graduation MS Trips Partnerships: Sports and Arts; Urban Advantage; HBOFitness Club, Track and FieldAM Fitness Club, Basketball, Dance, Fencing, Volleyball505M123P.S. 123 Mahalia JacksonAt our school, students are actively engaged in learning tasks that develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills needed to succeed in college and beyond. We offer project-based learning by incorporating technology and involving students in multimedia presentations. Our staff collaborates to meet the diverse needs of students academically, socially, and emotionally. We partner with outside organizations to provide extracurricular and academic support services. Our curriculum is aligned to the New York State Common Core Standards, makes relevant connections to real-world experiences, and prepares students for college.Central Harlem
301 West 140th Street, Manhattan NY 10030
Yes-05M123, 84M482Not Accessible212-342-6200ps123.org3, A, D to 145th St; 2, B, C to 135th St; 1 to 137th St - City CollegeBx19, Bx33, M1, M10, M100, M101, M102, M11, M2, M3, M4, M5, M7M123LMahalia Jackson (P.S./M.S. 123)Limited Unscreened15054351248NoYesOpen to students and residents of ManhattanPriority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students residing in the elementary school zone who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of District 5 who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of Manhattan who sign in at an event.Then to students residing in the elementary school zoneThen to students and residents of District 5Then to students and residents of Manhattan..Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above............................................................................................................................................86205Thurgood Marshall Academy for Learning and Social Change69479Gr K-8Yes, Graham Windham8am-3:35pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageYes—ExpectedYesYesYesArt Enrichment, Chess, Coding, English as a New Language, Extended Day Small Group Instruction, Music, Ogilvy One Career Readiness Program, Urban Advantage Science Program, Visual ArtsAccelerated Reader Program; Achievement Mentoring Program; Art and Design; Career Explorations; Chess; Chorus; College Campus Tours; Creative Arts Team; Graham Windham Beacon Program; Technology; Theater and Improvisation Program; YMCA After-School ProgramBasketball, Fitness Club, Soccer10030MANHATTAN11092210210607261020420035Central Harlem North-Polo Grounds-73.94443340.819767505M129P.S. 129 John H. FinleyStudents appreciate the special events, high academic expectations, and patient teachers at our school who help them achieve their goals. Our school motto is: "Excellence without excuses." Parents appreciate our small class sizes, open-door policy, and special family events.Manhattanville
425 West 130th Street, Manhattan NY 10027
NoNot Accessible212-690-5932schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-School1, A, B, C, D to 125th StBx15, Bx33, M10, M100, M101, M104, M11, M2, M3, M4, M5, M60-SBSM129LJohn H. Finley (P.S./M.S. 129)Limited Unscreened7947131456NoNoOpen to students and residents of District 5Priority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students residing in the elementary school zone who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of District 5 who sign in at an eventThen to students residing in the elementary school zone.Then to students and residents of District 5...Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above............................................................................................................................................93168The Urban Assembly School of Design and Construction63435Gr K-8No8am-2:20pmYesEnglish as a New Language, Transitional Bilingual Education: SpanishYes—OfferedYesNoYes—Saturday program for test prepAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentGifted and Talented Classes, Regents ClassesAccelerated Reading Program, Advanced Math and Science, Chorus, City College In Arms Reach Program; Columbia University Heights to Heights Program; Cooking; Debate Team; Finley Helping Hands; Girls Club; Peer Mediation; Performing Arts; Radio Club; Sewing; STEM; Technology; Video and Photography; Vocal Music; YES ProgramFitness ClubBasketball, Martial Arts, Track and Field10027MANHATTAN10992170310594071019570010Manhattanville-73.95191240.814637505M148Eagle Academy for Young Men of HarlemExcellence, both in character and scholarship, opens doors and provides a bridge to equality. Our scholars complete a challenging curriculum and work hard to develop their critical thinking, problem-solving, and questioning skills. Our young men give back to their communities through service opportunities. We prepare our young men for life after middle and high school. We believe that young men are best developed when being supported through uniting the work of dedicated educators, supportive families, and actively engaged mentors. We are focused and committed to the school's guiding principles of Academic Excellence, Mentoring, Leadership, Integrity, Character Development, and Community Service.Central Harlem North
6 Edgecombe Avenue, Manhattan NY 10030
Yes-05M148, 05M302, 05M304Not Accessible212-694-6001eagleharlem.orgA, D to 125th St; 2, 3, B, C to 135th St; 1 to 137th St - City CollegeBx19, Bx33, M1, M10, M100, M101, M102, M104, M11, M2, M3, M4, M5, M7M148LEagle Academy for Young Men of HarlemLimited Unscreened19593371456YesYesAll-boys school; open to students and residents of ManhattanPriority to students and residents of Manhattan who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of Manhattan....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above............................................................................................................................................77116Eagle Academy for Young Men of Harlem78318Gr 6-12No7:45am-2:20pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageYes—50+ hours expected by graduationYesYes—For incoming sixth graders.Yes—Saturday programAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentAdvisory, Art, Introduction to Typing, Math Lab, Virtual Enterprise (Business & Entrepreneurship Class)Art; Bridge Gold Foundation; Chess; Coding; Debate; Drumline; Eagle Travel Abroad Program; Eagle X Fitness Training; Fordham STEP; Harlem Educational Activities Fund; Mentoring; School Newspaper; STEM Pilot Club; Step; Student Government; Tech Squad and RoboticsSoccer, Track and FieldBasketball, Golf10030MANHATTAN11092210210594601019600001Central Harlem North-Polo Grounds-73.94771240.817372505M161P.S. 161 Pedro Albizu CamposWe are an academic environment that empowers students to develop their strengths. Our school includes families as integral members of our community. Our motto is: "The Future of Harlem, One Student at a Time." We build our school's success on five pillars of promise. First and foremost is an amazingly dedicated staff of educators and support personnel. Second is the implementation of professional development to keep improving our teaching methodologies. Third is a careful selection of resources matching the needs of our students. Fourth is a dedication to collaborations, partnerships, and grants to enrich our community of learners. Fifth is an understanding of the importance of including technological training, resources, and utilization to create citizens ready for the job market of today and tomorrow. P.S./M.S. 161 has won both the Intel Schools of Distinction Award and the National School Change Award (AASA/Fordham University Graduate School of Education/Pearson Education). In Fall 2016 we began a three-year grant with Apple ConnectED through which all students receive an Apple iPad for their learning. We are an NYCDOE showcase school for Dual Language learning.Manhattanville
499 West 133rd Street, Manhattan NY 10027
NoNot Accessible212-690-5945psms161.orgB, C to 135th St; A, D to 125th St; 1 to 137th St - City CollegeBx15, Bx33, M10, M100, M101, M104, M11, M2, M3, M4, M5, M60-SBSM161LPedro Albizu Campos (P.S./M.S. 161)Limited Unscreened149741326104NoYesOpen to students and residents of District 5Priority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students residing in the elementary school zone who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of District 5 who sign in at an eventThen to students residing in the elementary school zone.Then to students and residents of District 5...Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above............................................................................................................................................822318High School for Environmental StudiesThurgood Marshall Academy for Learning and Social ChangeThe High School of Fashion Industries83838Gr K-8Yes, Sports and Arts in Schools Foundation, Inc.8am-2:20pmYesEnglish as a New Language, Dual Language: SpanishNoYesYesYesAlgebra IArt, Awareness and Discussion of Teen Issues, Debate, Drama, Film Discussion, Gaming, Philosophy, Photography, Sports, TechnologyArts; Blueprint School For the Arts; Chess; Choir; Debate; National Dance Institute; Technology; YES and HEAF Program for Advanced LearnersBaseball, Flag FootballBasketball, Soccer, Track and Field, Volleyball, Wrestling10027MANHATTAN10992130310596451019710001Manhattanville-73.95304140.81755505M286Urban Assembly Academy for Future LeadersOur mission at Urban Assembly Academy for Future Leaders (AFL) is to welcome learners who have broad intellectual interests. We encourage our scholars to develop their wide spectrum of knowledge. Rather than limiting students' adolescent curiosity by having them specialize in one academic area, AFL supports our scholars' intense desire to know and understand. At AFL, we foster an environment that promotes adolescent development and demands academic excellence. Though we are a very small school, we offer our students an abundance of professional opportunities and experiences. Our students travel and get real-life experience to support what they are learning in class. Students at AFL can take advantage of our top-ranked athletic program; science, technology and arts-based elective courses; and advisory program. We challenge, support, and expose our students to the ways in which highly successful people think, so that throughout their three years at AFL they may hone their skills and leave our doors ready to lead the world.Manhattanville
509 West 129th Street, Manhattan NY 10027
Yes-05M286, 05M367, 05M369Not Accessible212-543-4960uafutureleaders.com1, A, B, C, D to 125th StBx15, Bx33, M10, M100, M101, M104, M11, M3, M4, M5, M60-SBSM286LUrban Assembly Academy for Future Leaders (I.S. 286)Limited Unscreened10842121873NoYesOpen to students and residents of District 5Priority to students and residents of District 5 who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of District 5....Last year, this program only admitted students from priority group 1.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above............................................................................................................................................77174The High School of Fashion IndustriesThe Global Learning Collaborative78169Gr 6-8No8:20am-2:40pmYes—Official uniform must be purchasedEnglish as a New LanguageYes—10-30 hours expected by graduationYesYes—Academic support and enrichment.Yes—Saturday program for academic support and enrichment.SpanishCollege 101, Computer Coding, Foreign Language Lab, Global Scholarship, LEGO Robotics, Media and Technology Studies, Regents Algebra, STEAM Education Electives, Wood Shop, Visual ArtsAdvisory; Cartooning and Fashion Design; Chess; Dance; Drama; Engineering and Business; Fine Arts: Sketching; Music Theory; Performing Arts; Photography; Production; Robotics; Sculpting; Step; Video Game AnimationBasketball LeagueBasketball League10027MANHATTAN109721910597231019840033Manhattanville-73.95532540.815256505M362Columbia Secondary SchoolStudents like our family atmosphere and the creative vibe of our teachers and courses. Students also like the opportunities to take courses at Columbia University in high school. Parents like the availability of the teachers and the cultural events that celebrate the diverse community, like our yearly musical, Black History Month celebration, and Hispanic Month celebration. Parents also appreciate the quality of the teachers and the breadth and depth of the curriculum. Columbia Secondary School for Math, Science, and Engineering has one of the only middle to high school engineering sequences in the state as well as a seven-year philosophy curriculum. We created our own community garden in partnership with the New York City Department of Parks & Recreation, which has become an integral part of our community. Our school focuses on hands-on, inventive learning experiences, and our teachers develop field experiences that bring coursework into an authentic setting without losing rigor.Morningside Heights
425 West 123rd Street, Manhattan NY 10027
Yes-05M125, 05M362, 84M726Partially Accessible212-666-1278columbiasecondary.org1, A, B, C, D to 125th StBx15, M10, M100, M101, M104, M11, M116, M2, M3, M4, M5, M60-SBS, M7M362MColumbia Secondary School for Math, Science and EngineeringScreened12961611781977YesYesOpen to students and residents of Districts 3, 4, 5, and 6.Priority to students and residents of District 3 north of 96th Street and students and residents of Districts 4, 5, and 6Then to students and residents of District 3 south of 96th Street....Last year, this program only admitted students from priority group 1.4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAttendanceFinal 4th Grade Report CardEntrance Exam............................................................................................................................................958585Columbia Secondary SchoolStuyvesant High School91702Gr 6-12No8am-2:30pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageNoYesNoNoLatin, SpanishAlgebra I, Earth Science, Geometry, US HistoryArt, Engineering, Latin, Philosophy, Physical Education, SpanishBiking; Board Games Club; Creative Writing; Extended Day Program (Academic, Arts, and Sports Electives); Fashion Design; Field Trips; Knitting; Music Band; Neuroscience; Newspaper; Robotics; Student Government; Theater Performances; Tinker’s Workshop; Visual ArtsFlag RugbyBasketball, Swimming, Track and Field10027MANHATTAN10972090110595261019640012Morningside Heights-73.95580940.810431505M499Frederick Douglass AcademyFrederick Douglass Academy is a college preparatory school with a structured liberal arts curriculum. Our goal is to provide a challenging curriculum that enables our students to enter a selective college or university of their choice. All students must abide by our 12 Non-Negotiable Rules and Student Creed.Central Harlem North
2581 7th Avenue, Manhattan NY 10039
NoPartially Accessible212-491-4107fda1.orgA, B, C, D to 145th St; 3 to Harlem - 148 StBx13, Bx19, Bx6, M1, M10, M102, M2, M3, M7M499SFrederick Douglass AcademyScreened25993342494YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 5...4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamAttendanceAttendance at an Open House/School TourFinal 4th Grade Report CardPunctuality............................................................................................................................................91199Frederick Douglass AcademyThurgood Marshall Academy for Learning and Social Change771362Gr 6-12No8am-2:38pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageNoYesYesYesFrenchComputer Programming: Gaming, JavaScript, Robotics, Web DesignAviation; Chess; Debate; Field Trips; Hayden Math and Science Programs; Humanity Institute; Karate; Mediation; Mentoring; Mentoring In Medicine (MIM); Music, National Honor Society (NHS); National Junior Honor Society (NJHS); Peer Tutoring; Robotics; SustainabilityMartial Arts (non-contact), Track and FieldBasketball, Lacrosse, Soccer10039MANHATTAN110923610601981020160100Central Harlem North-Polo Grounds-73.9371240.824319505M514New Design Middle SchoolNew Design Middle School (NDMS) is a small academic community with a focus on design. NDMS uses the concept of design to help meet the academic, intellectual, social, emotional, and artistic needs of our children. Our school integrates the idea, concept, and process of design into a progressive, academic, and high school-ready curriculum, thereby offering an innovative education in a nurturing environment. The school community believes that the design process allows students to participate in a more experiential form of inquiry-based education that is focused on understanding real-world contexts, self-expression, and problem solving.Manhattanville
625 West 133rd Street, Manhattan NY 10027
Yes-05M514, 84M336Fully Accessible212-281-6339newdesignmiddle.orgB, C to 135th St; 1 to 137th St - City CollegeBx15, Bx19, M100, M101, M104, M11, M3, M4, M5, M60-SBSM514LNew Design Middle SchoolLimited Unscreened98431226102NoYesOpen to students and residents of District 5Priority to students and residents of District 5 who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of District 5....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above............................................................................................................................................82115High School for Health Careers and SciencesLandmark High School74130Gr 6-8No8am-2:20pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageNoNoNoNoSpanishAccess for All-College Tour, Design Class, Gym, SwimmingAmerica Scores - Soccer; Basketball; Cheerleading; Dance Ensemble; Gym; Harlem Boys and Girls Club; Model UN; NFL Play 60 Fitness; Track and Field; YWCA - After-school programStepTrack and FieldCheerleading, Track and Field10027MANHATTAN10972230210599421020010005Manhattanville-73.9576140.819481505M517Teachers College Community SchoolThe Teachers College Community School (TCCS) is a university assisted, non-selective Pre-K-8 demonstration school that applies state of-the-art knowledge and best practices in teaching, learning, and child development. It opened in 2011 and is growing by one grade each year. TCCS admitted its first sixth grade class in 2017. The mission of TCCS is to provide a child-centered environment that will inspire and challenge all of our students to become independent thinkers, problem solvers and life-long learners, and to work as a collaborative unit of parents, faculty and staff to ensure that our students perform their optimal best. We are a nurturing community that believes students learn best through positive framing, setting personalized goals and knowing what they need to do to achieve their goals. TCCS takes pride in a rigorous curriculum that develops students’ knowledge, concepts, and skills, and encourages proactive and engaged learning. The school community is notable for its diverse and respectful learning environment and attention to nourishing the whole student. TCCS has a relationship with Teachers College which provides expertise and services to help ensure student success. For example, TCCS provides rigorous and individualized English Language Arts instruction through the Teachers College Reading Writing Project (TCRWP). Other special features of the school include: customized CCS aligned Math curriculum and customized Science curriculum both designed with support from Teachers College, small group targeted interventions and accelerated enrichment, school garden, STEAM programming in partnership with Salvadori Center and Youth Force, and instrumental, vocal and music composition courses in partnership with Teachers College and Manhattan School of Music.Manhattanville
168 Morningside Avenue, Manhattan NY 10027
NoNot Accessible212-316-8080TCCSps517.org1, A, B, C, D to 125th StBx15, Bx33, M10, M100, M101, M104, M11, M2, M3, M4, M5, M60 SBSM517UTeachers College Community SchoolOpen24762661040YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 5 and 6Priority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students and residents of Districts 5 and 6....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above............................................................................................................................................N/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/A286Gr K-7 (School will serve grades PK-8 by Fall 2019)No8:35am-2:55pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageNoYes—After-SchoolNoNoArts, Digital Literacy, Library, Music, Physical Education, Science Laboratory, Technology, others TBD according to student interestAdvisory; After-School Enrichment Program; Choir; Field Trips; Library; Orchestra; Robotics; Science Fair; Small Group Tutoring; Sports; Student Council; STEAM Programming; Technology10027MANHATTAN10972130310841021019670024Manhattanville-73.95331540.81242505M670Thurgood Marshall Academy for Learning and Social ChangeThurgood Marshall Academy for Learning and Social Change (TMA) offers a small middle school learning program that allows students to work through adolescence in a nurturing environment. TMA is a Middle School Quality Initiative (MSQI) and Showcase school. Staff and students focus on the whole student, including academics and development. TMA provides ongoing communication between parents and school staff. TMA's electronic grading system, Skedula, lets parents identify student assignments and track performance. Our students visit college campuses and see themselves as college-bound. The Parent-Teacher Association provides guest speakers and important information around student education. TMA's strict uniform policy and expanded day program help build strong students. TMA has a School-Based Health Clinic that includes a physician's assistant, social worker, and dental clinic. TMA hosts an on-site Capital One Bank Student-Run Branch. Students can open savings accounts with just one dollar. In the Shubert Foundation/Music Theatre International (MTI) Broadway Junior Program, students get a chance to showcase their talent and perform on Broadway. Incoming middle school students must attend a five-week Summer Enrichment Program.Central Harlem North
200-214 West 135th Street, Manhattan NY 10030
NoPartially Accessible212-283-8055tmanyc.orgA, D to 125th St; 2, 3, B, C to 135th StBx15, Bx33, M1, M10, M100, M101, M102, M104, M11, M2, M3, M7M670MThurgood Marshall Academy for Learning and Social ChangeScreened28695681248YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 5...4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAttendanceFinal 4th Grade Report CardPunctuality............................................................................................................................................83299Thurgood Marshall Academy for Learning and Social Change83547Gr 6-12No8:20am-2:40pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageNoYesYes—For incoming sixth graders and for academic support and enrichment.NoAlgebra IExpanded Learning Time Program, Mentoring ProgramsArt; Chess; Coding; Fitness; Martial Arts; Step; TheaterBasketball League10030MANHATTAN110922810588431019400035Central Harlem North-Polo Grounds-73.94406140.8154491212X267Bronx LatinThe Bronx Latin School is a college preparatory school for students in grades 6-12. We offer a rigorous program of arts and sciences and encourage serious scholarship, independent thought, and clarity of expression. We work to inspire students to achieve their personal best through collaboration, inclusion, and goal-setting in a supportive environment of high expectations. We believe every child has the right to an exemplary education. We strive to empower our students to thrive in and graduate from college and positively impact their communities. Along with the integration of technology in the classroom, our integrated curriculum engages students and connects rigorous learning in the classroom with the real world. Parents value Bronx Latin's small classes and student support services. These services include daily advisory, before- and after-school tutoring, as well as Saturday test preparation classes. Bronx Latin students all participate in Socratic seminars and exit projects. Bronx Latin also offers accelerated eighth-grade courses where qualifying students will sit for the Common Core Algebra Regents and the Living Environment or Earth Science Regents Exam at the end of their eighth-grade year.Longwood
800 Home Street, Bronx NY 10456
Yes-12X267, 12X479, 84X482Fully Accessible718-991-6349bronxlatin.com2, 5 to Intervale AveBx11, Bx15, Bx17, Bx19, Bx21, Bx27, Bx35, Bx4, Bx4A, Bx5, Bx6X267UBronx LatinOpen32371541862YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 12...Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected............................................................................................................................................962517Bronx LatinThe Metropolitan Soundview High School94579Gr 6-12No8:15am-2:35pmYes--Top, bottom, and shoes-specific colors or styles.English as a New LanguageNoNoYes—Academic support for certain students.Yes—Saturday program for test prepFrench, SpanishAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentAdvisory, Art, Language, Math Enrichment, Music, Technology4H Club; After-School Homework Help and Academic Intervention; Art Club; Band; Crochet Club; Exit Projects; GSA; Music/Band; Newspaper Club; Outward Bound; Socratic Seminars; Spanish; Sports Club; Staff/Student Kickball Games; Staff/Student Basketball GamesBasketball LeagueBasketball LeagueFitness ClubSports Club10456BRONX2031613120048682026710011Longwood-73.90010540.8277431212X098J.H.S. 098 Herman RidderOur community-based organization partner Sports and Arts (physical fitness, dance, visual and theater arts) and (college and career readiness) enhance the conventional curriculum by helping students with academics and providing vocational, sports, health, dance, art, and theater programs after school and during holiday academies. Parents appreciate the personalized instruction we offer to meet the needs of each student.Crotona Park East
1619 Boston Road, Bronx NY 10460
Yes-12X098, 12X251, 12X511Not Accessible718-589-8200schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-School2, 5 to 174th StBx11, Bx17, Bx19, Bx21, Bx36X098UHerman Ridder (J.H.S. 98)Open134281132108NoNoOpen to students and residents of District 12Priority to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 12....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above............................................................................................................................................861312Explorations Academy H.S.Alfred E. Smith Career and Technical Education High SchoolBronx River High School65240Gr 6-8No7:30am-2:20pmYesEnglish as a New Language, Transitional Bilingual Education: SpanishYes—OfferedYesYes—Academic support and enrichment.Yes—Saturday program for test prepSpanishAfter-School Academic Academy; Dance (After-School Program); Library and Technology (Day-School and After-School Program); Music (Day-School and After-School Program); Visual Arts (Day-School and After-School Program)Developmental BasketballVolleyballBasketball10460BRONX2031715520098672029390093Crotona Park East-73.89045840.83592525Q379College Point CollaborativeThe College Point Collaborative community will work collaboratively, as partners, to engage students in rigorous learning opportunities preparing them for high school and beyond. Our expectations are that students will develop academic skills and knowledge necessary as they become productive members of our local community and global society. We aim to develop inquiring, knowledgeable and caring young adults. The knowledge and skills students gain in our school will empower them to become active, compassionate lifelong learners. Our students explore content through challenging project based and self-directed learning models and make connections to our local and global communities. College Point Collaborative opened for the first time in Fall of 2018, the building name chosen by the community is the College Point Collaborative School of Leadership and Innovation. Those themes will be reflected in the culture of the new school.College Point
124-06 14th Avenue, Queens, NY 11356
NoNot Accessible631-729-1006schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolN/AQ20B, Q25, Q65, Q76Q379UCollege Point CollaborativeOpen178511221129YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 25Priority to 5th grade students in P.S. 29 and P.S. 129.Then to students and residents of District 25...Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected..........................................................................................................................................N/AN/AN/AN/ATBD6 (School will serve grades 6-8 by Fall 2020)NoTBDYesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–ExpectedTBDNoNoTBD based on student interestAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentTBD based on student interest11356QUEENS4071992540984064040890045College Point-73.84374940.7853271212X129M.S. 129 Academy for Independent Learning & LeadershipM.S. 129 functions like a family unit. Students and teachers respect one another. We are proud to be members of the M.S. 129 campus! Our programs are exciting and allow students to take on the challenges of the Common Core. Some of our programs include: Fountas and Pinnell Guided Reading, Rosetta Stone, and Achieve 3000 technology program for our English as a New Language students, READY test preparation, Code X, CMP3 math, and GoMath. Parents are grateful for the principal's open-door policy and the structured disciplinary environment that includes a uniform policy and our high academic expectations. Our goal is to promote independent learning and leadership to all of our students. It is essential that our children understand the value of education. It is our job at M.S. 129 to teach our students to value themselves and to help them realize their full potential. They must push themselves to achieve high marks and to be self-directed leaders if they are to succeed in the future.East Tremont
2055 Mapes Avenue, Bronx NY 10460
Yes-12X129, 12X300, 12X316Partially Accessible718-933-5976ms129.org2, 5 to West Farms Sq - East Tremont AveBx12, Bx15, Bx17, Bx19, Bx21, Bx36, Bx40, Bx42, Bx9, Q44-SBSX129UThe Academy For Independent Learning & Leadership (M.S. 129)Open350873241139YesNoOpen to students and residents of District 12Priority to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 12....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above............................................................................................................................................952518Morris Academy for Collaborative StudiesBronx High School for Law and Community ServiceHarry S Truman High School91517Gr 6-8No8am-2:20pmYes—Top and bottom-specific colors or stylesEnglish as a New LanguageYes—OfferedYesYes—Academic support for certain students.Yes—Saturday program for academic support and enrichment.SpanishAlgebra IArts, Health, Music, Regents Living Environment, Regents Math Algebra I, Specialized High School Test Prep, Stock Market Game, TechnologyAchieve 3000, AIS (Academic Intervention Services), Chorus, Dance, Drama, Guitar Ensemble, Guitar Lab, National Junior Honor Society, Project BOOST, Robotics, Rosetta Stone Language Development, Student Government, The Explorers Program (NYCPolice Department 48th Precinct), Yearbook CommitteeBasketball LeagueFlag Football, Flag RugbyCoed Wrestling, Flag Football, Girls/Boys Basketball, Road Runners Track10460BRONX2061537120129572031090001East Tremont-73.88618440.8458781212X190E.S.M.T – I.S. 190We are a collaborative school community dedicated to improving our students' academic performance while fostering their physical, mental, social, and emotional growth. We provide a nurturing environment, and to address the needs of each student, we offer data-driven instruction that supports college and career readiness. Through continued collaboration with parents, administrators, staff, and community-based organizations, we prepare every student to meet the needs of an ever-changing society. We envision that each student values education, holds high personal and educational expectations, is accountable for his or her learning, communicates effectively, excels in all areas, connects school and real-life situations, and develops into a lifelong learner. To maintain an environment that is safe and conducive to learning, we implement the Positive Behavioral Intervention and Supports (PBIS) and The Leader in Me programs. By developing well-rounded students, we help them unleash their individual worth and potential to lead their own lives.Crotona Park East
1550 Crotona Park East, Bronx NY 10460
Yes-12X061, 12X190Not Accessible718-620-9423schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-School2, 5 to 174th StBx11, Bx15, Bx17, Bx19, Bx21, Bx36, Bx41X190UESMT - I.S. 190Open19555322378NoNoOpen to students and residents of District 12Priority to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 12....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above............................................................................................................................................902618Explorations Academy H.S.87241Gr 6-8No8am-2:20pmYes—Top and bottom-specific colors or styles.English as a New LanguageNoYes—Before- and After-SchoolYes—Academic support for certain students.Yes—Saturday program for academic support and enrichmentAlgebra I, Global History, Living EnvironmentMusic, Theater Arts, Visual ArtsCheerleading Club; Eagle Volunteer Community Service; Educational Trips to Museums, Historical Places, and Colleges/Universities; Specialized High School Test Prep; Sports and Arts in Schools Foundation (SASF); Student Council; Student Light House Team; Urban Advantage; Year Book ClubBasketball League, Flag FootballDevelopmental Basketball, Fitness ClubBaseball, Basketball, Soccer, Softball, Football, Track and Field, Volleyball10460BRONX2031715320098652029390045Crotona Park East-73.89281740.8365751212X211P.S. 211Since our doors opened in 1969, generations of students, including some of our current teachers, have grown and developed in our classrooms. As we serve pre-k to eighth grade, a majority of our students stay in the school for over nine years. We offer a wide curriculum alongside an extensive Sports Program and an Arts Program that includes Encores!, a program at New York City Center which has affiliations with various museums in New York City (including The Mount Vernon Hotel Museum & Garden) as well as out of state (Plimoth Plantation in Massachusetts). Additionally, we have a strong partnership with the New York Botanical Garden and with the NY Common Pantry Healthy Eating Program. The Healthy Eating Program provides nutritional lessons for students in all grades as well as a parent workshop that involves our school community vegetable. We are a bilingual school committed to providing high-quality education to all students by meeting their emotional, social, and educational needs. We are also proud of our association with the Children's Aid Society, which enhances our services by providing after-school and holiday programs, and other community building activities.East Tremont
1919 Prospect Avenue, Bronx NY 10457
Yes-12X211, 12X318, 84X124Partially Accessible718-901-0436schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-School2, 5 to 174th StBx12, Bx15, Bx17, Bx19, Bx21, Bx36, Bx40, Bx42, Bx9X211UP.S./M.S. X211Open18360341759NoNoOpen to students and residents of District 12Priority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students and residents of District 12....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above............................................................................................................................................861920Academy for Language and TechnologySouth Bronx Preparatory: A College Board SchoolHigh School for Teaching and the Professions83598Gr K-8Yes, The Children's Aid Society8am-2:20pmYesEnglish as a New Language, Transitional Bilingual Education: SpanishYes—OfferedYesYes—Academic support for certain students.NoSpanishLiving EnvironmentArt, Ballroom Dancing, LEAP Program for English as a New Language Students, Living Environment Regents Prep, Marching Band, NY Common Pantry Healthy Eating, Learn to Earn (L2E)Award-Winning Dancing Classrooms Program; Creative Writing; ELL Academy; Encores! New York City Center Program’s Annual Museum & Theater Trips (NYC, New Jersey, and Massachusetts); Extended Day Program; Grow NYC ; New York Common Pantry; School Marching Band (including: Drum Line, Brass Section, and Baton Twirling); Spring Recess Program; Studio in a School; Technology; Trip to Plimoth Plantation for seventh graders and Holiday Hills for eighth grade graduatesBasketball, Dance, Dodgeball, Flag Football, Volleyball10457BRONX206173690120945822029510032East Tremont-73.88975540.8435461212X214P.S. 214At P.S. 214, we help students succeed by offering a challenging curriculum based on student interests and a distinctive school culture based on high expectations. Students' character development is fostered through a solid advisory program, a peer mediation program, an active student action committee, and rich service learning opportunities. Through the Skedula online program and quarterly progress reports, we strive to keep parents up-to-date with students' progress. P.S. 214 was one of the proud winners of a Campaign for Middle School Success improvement grant. Eighth graders have the opportunity to enjoy a full day filled with entertainment at the Great Adventures Amusement Park as part of senior activities. We received the distinction as one of the top five most improved mathematics schools in the Bronx by the Daily News (June 3, 2009), and were recognized by the NYC Department of Education as a model school for creating a pipeline and training site for NYC teacher apprentices.Crotona Park East
1970 West Farms Road, Bronx NY 10460
Yes-12X214, 12X383Partially Accessible718-589-6728schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-School2, 5 to West Farms Sq - East Tremont AveBx19, Bx21, Bx36, Bx40, Bx42, Bx9, BxM10, Q44-SBSX214LP.S. 214Limited Unscreened31271332793YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 12Priority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students residing in the zone who sign in at an eventThen to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 12 who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of District 12...Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above............................................................................................................................................972019Wings AcademyWorld View High School751078Gr K-8No8am-2:20pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageNoYesYes—Academic support and enrichment.Yes—Saturday program for academic support and enrichment.SpanishAlgebra I, Living Environment4Rs Advisory Class, Art Club, Band, Cookshop, Dance Arts, Drama Club, Healthy Living/Healthy Cooking, Knitting, Mentoring Program, Peer Mediator Program, Photography, Student Council, Step Team, Yearbook ClubAcademic Olympics; Art Club; Boys to Men Support Group ; Dance; Each One Reach One Mentoring Program; Expanded Learning Program (Recreation, Remediation, and Homework Help); IDOL Talent Search Show and the Pi 5 NY Math Tournament; Inside Broadway Theater Group; Las Niñías; Music & Theater; Peer Mediation & Conflict Resolution; Spelling Bee Competitions; Student Action Committee; Unity SteppersBaseball, Basketball, Cheerleading10460BRONX206176020946032030210038Crotona Park East-73.88035840.8395651212X217School of Performing ArtsThe mission of I.S. 217 is to recognize students as individuals, to help them apply classroom learning to everyday life, and to become creative problem solvers. We focus on improving professional practices, effectively implementing Common Core Learning Standards, and providing enrichment experiences that will promote students' ability to build positive relationships and value their education.Hunts Point
977 Fox Street, Bronx NY 10459
Yes-12X217, 12X384, 84X346, 84X587Partially Accessible718-589-4844is217.org6 to Hunts Point Ave; 2, 5 to Intervale AveBx11, Bx17, Bx19, Bx27, Bx35, Bx4, Bx46, Bx4A, Bx5, Bx6X217USchool of Performing ArtsOpen521121761976YesYesOpen to students and residents of the BronxPriority to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 12Then to students and residents of the Bronx....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above............................................................................................................................................71179The Metropolitan Soundview High SchoolDeWitt Clinton High School67300Gr 6-8Yes, Leake and Watts Services, Inc.8:05am-3:40pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageNoYesYesYes—Saturday programSpanishChorus, Dance, Music, Renaissance Music ProgramSISDA After school, holiday, and summer programsDevelopmental BasketballBasketball, Flag Football, Soccer10459BRONX2021715920056602027140004Hunts Point-73.89390240.8224431212X242Mott Hall VMott Hall V provides a nurturing, quality education emphasizing mathematics, science, and technology that will guide sixth through twelfth graders to higher educational opportunities and lifelong success. Parents value the staff's commitment to providing excellent teaching and learning opportunities, as well as our mission to develop future leaders in math, science, and technology by providing a world-class education that prepares students for higher learning.West Farms-Bronx River
1551 East 172nd Street, Bronx NY 10472
Yes-12X242, 12X478Fully Accessible718-620-8160motthallv.org6 to Elder AveBx11, Bx27, Bx36, Bx4, Bx4A, Q44-SBSX242UMott Hall VOpen606112852378YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 12...Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected............................................................................................................................................902310Mott Hall V92682Gr 6-12No8:15am-2:55pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageNoYesYes—For incoming sixth graders.Yes—Saturday programSpanishAlgebra I, Living Environment, SpanishAcademic Intervention Services, Saturday Academy, Sixth Grade Summer Institute, Writing ClassCollege Bound Initiative (CBI); College Bound Program; Community Service Learning; Experiential Learning; iLearn; Music; Sports and Arts in Schools Foundation; Student Support Service; Year Book ClubBasketball, Flag Football, Intramural Soccer10472BRONX209185621176632038640012West Farms-Bronx River-73.87778540.8314161212X271East Bronx Academy for the FutureStudents participate in technology-enhanced inquiry and community-focused, project-based learning. In eighth grade, they are exposed to the high school atmosphere by having the opportunity to take Regents exams and high school elective courses for credit. Parents are excited about the resources available at our school, including access to their child's grades and academic performance through our Skedula Program. Through our Kid Talk sessions, we help students achieve academic excellence.Crotona Park East
1716 Southern Boulevard, Bronx NY 10460
NoFully Accessible718-861-8641eastbronxacademy.org2, 5 to 174th StBx11, Bx17, Bx19, Bx21, Bx36, Bx40, Bx42, Bx9X271UEast Bronx Academy for the FutureOpen24565432170YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 12...Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected............................................................................................................................................811913East Bronx Academy for the Future82671Gr 6-12Yes, Phipps Neighborhoods Inc8:15am-3:01pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageNoYesYesYesAlgebra I, Living Environment, US HistoryAdvanced Dance, Honors English, Math, Science, Social StudiesAdvisory; After-School Programs; College Now; Debate; Gaining Early Awareness and Readiness for Undergraduate Programs (GEAR UP); Mentoring; Peer Mediation & Conflict Resolution Training; Robotics; SoBROBasketball, Martial Arts, Track and Field10460BRONX2031716120106042029830015Crotona Park East-73.88836140.8363561212X273Frederick Douglass Academy V. Middle SchoolFrederick Douglass Academy V nurtures and supports the growth of caring and compassionate critical thinkers through arts-infused, authentic learning. Our students graduate academically and socially minded, ready for success at the high school and college of their choice and capable of meeting the demands of the 21st century. Our mission is to support each scholar in becoming socially minded and academically focused young adults, capable to succeed in the high school, college, and career of their choice through the 4 C's critical to success in the 21st century: Compassion, Collaboration, Communication, and Creative Critical thinking.East Tremont
2111 Crotona Avenue, Bronx NY 10457
Yes-12X057, 12X273Not Accessible718-561-1617fdavms.orgN/ABx12, Bx15, Bx17, Bx19, Bx36, Bx40, Bx42, Bx9X273UFrederick Douglass Academy VOpen13751232068NoNoOpen to students and residents of District 12...Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected............................................................................................................................................76206Mott Hall Bronx High School49224Gr 6-8No8:20am-5:30pmYes—Top, bottom, and shoes-specific colors or styles.English as a New LanguageYes—OfferedYesYes—Academic support for certain students.Yes—Saturday program for test prepSpanishAdvisory, Technology, Theater, Visual ArtsArt Club; Career Day; Community Service Projects: Penny Harvest and Food Pantry Volunteers; Cultural Assembly Celebrations; Dance; Family Fun Night; School Dances; Schwartz Science; Student Council; Talent Show; Trips: NYC Museums, Bronx Zoo, Liberty Science Center, Taconic Outdoor Education Center, Farms for City Kids, Washington, DC, Six Flags Great Adventure; YearbookSoccerBasketball10457BRONX2061537320123592030810026East Tremont-73.88856140.8484721212X286Fannie Lou Hamer Middle SchoolOur mission is for our students to graduate knowing how to work effectively, think critically, and act compassionately. With an emphasis on Common Core Standards, students are able to justify mathematical arguments, design experiments, study historical artifacts, and analyze literature. Laptops and SMART Board technology are used to enhance learning. We are a small school with and advisory program so every student and family has an adult to reach out to at the school. Town halls celebrate school-wide events, and we provide mediations to resolve conflicts peacefully and with compassion. We provide an environment that focuses on supportive services and developing our youth into leaders. We have partnered with other organizations to provide these additional opportunities for our school community. Children's Aid Society provides daily after-school programs. Students have access to individual therapy through Astor located within the school building. In collaboration with Partnership with Children, we offer student leadership and youth development groups such as: Peer Mediators, Student Ambassadors, and Lunch Leaders. Free eye examinations and glasses are available from the Helen Keller Foundation for all students.Crotona Park East
1001 Jennings Street, Bronx NY 10460
Yes-12X066, 12X286Not Accessible718-860-2707schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-School6 to Whitlock Ave; 2, 5 to Freeman StBx11, Bx19, Bx21, Bx27, Bx35, Bx36, Bx4, Bx4AX286UFannie Lou Hamer Middle SchoolOpen34492551764NoYesOpen to students and residents of the BronxOpen to students and residents of District 12Then to students and residents of the Bronx....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above............................................................................................................................................40183Fannie Lou Hamer Freedom High SchoolRenaissance High School for Musical Theater & TechnologyThe Metropolitan Soundview High School80276Gr 6-8Yes, Partnership with Children8:30am-4pmYes—Top only-specific color or style.English as a New LanguageYes—OfferedYes—After-SchoolYes—Academic support and enrichment.Yes—Saturday program for academic support and enrichment.Living EnvironmentBuild a Business, Chorus Rocks!, Classic Car Models, Cooking, Film Club, Great Debaters, Hip Hop Hamilton, Latin Rhythms, Math Scene Investigators, Path to a 4 Math, Physical Education, Poetry in Motion, Studio Art, World Cultures, Young RunnersCooking; Peer Leadership; Peer Mediators; Lunch Leaders; Student AmbassadorsSoccerArchery, Intramural Basketball, Step Team, Wrestling, Soccer10460BRONX2031715720109162030080001Crotona Park East-73.88709440.8311651212X316Knowledge and Power Preparatory Academy IIIKnowledge and Power Preparatory Academy III (KAPPA III) is a multicultural middle school located in the Bronx. At KAPPA III, we create and sustain a college-going culture to ensure all students have the knowledge of a post-secondary education. Our students participate in a variety of programs to promote academic success and socio emotional development. Each morning students begin their day reciting a chant. The chants provide a sense of pride and teach students to be responsible, internalize values, and help them develop capacity for self-motivation and self-discipline. KAPPA III uses an ECard system as a school-wide Positive Behavior Intervention & Support system to establish a climate in which appropriate behavior is the norm. Students earn points throughout the week and redeem the points at the KAPPA III store for prizes. Students participate in Multicultural Day, which provides an opportunity for them to learn about different cultures. Every Friday students receive advisory lessons to establish and maintain a climate of positivity and acceptance towards themselves and others. Students participate in team-building activities to enhance problem-solving skills, develop trust, and improve teamwork.East Tremont
2055 Mapes Avenue, Bronx NY 10460
Yes-12X129, 12X300, 12X316Partially Accessible718-561-3580kappaiiischool.org2, 5 to West Farms Sq - East Tremont AveBx12, Bx15, Bx17, Bx19, Bx21, Bx36, Bx40, Bx42, Bx9, Q44-SBSX316UKAPPA IIIOpen381904329101YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 12...Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected............................................................................................................................................973125Eximius College Preparatory Academy: A College Board SchoolKnowledge and Power Preparatory Academy International High School (Kappa)Fordham Leadership Academy90385Gr 6-8No8:10am-2:30pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageNoYesYesYesSpanishAlgebra ICollege & Career Readiness, Writing WorkshopsBillion Oyster Project; Bronx County Historical Society; Lehman College Art Program; The New York Junior Tennis League; Theater ; Thurgood Marshall Junior Mock Trial; Urban Advantage Science ProgramDevelopmental Basketball, Flag Football, VolleyballBasketball, Running Club10460BRONX2061537120129572031090001East Tremont-73.88618440.8458781212X318I.S. 318 The School of Mathematics, Science & Technology through the ArtsI.S. 318 is designed to help students excel in math, science, and technology through the arts in order to meet the demands of an ever-changing world. We nurture, support, guide, and enhance students'’ learning while preparing them to adapt to meet the demands of any fast-paced career. We provide a wide range of instructional programs, including blended instruction. We are a technology-based school with SMART Boards in every classroom and laptops in every classroom. In partnership with our community-based organization, Children's Aid Society, we offer an advisory program to support students' social-emotional growth embedded into the school day and a free after-school program five days per week.East Tremont
1919 Prospect Avenue, Bronx NY 10457
Yes-12X211, 12X318, 84X124Partially Accessible718-294-8504is318.org2, 5 to 174th StBx12, Bx15, Bx17, Bx19, Bx21, Bx36, Bx40, Bx42, Bx9X318UThe School Of Mathematics, Science, And Technology Through Arts (I.S. 318)Open238602229101NoNoOpen to students and residents of District 12Priority to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 12....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above............................................................................................................................................952110Renaissance High School for Musical Theater & Technology75256Gr 6-8No8am-2:20pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageYes—OfferedYes—After-SchoolYes—Academic support for certain students.Yes—Saturday program for test prepLatinAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentAdvisory, Digital Design, Music, SpanishStudent Yearbook; Chess; Student Government; Debate Club; Science Club; ChorusBasketball League, Fitness Club, Flag FootballBasketball, Cheerleading10457BRONX206173690120945822029510032East Tremont-73.88975540.8435461212X383Emolior AcademyEmolior Academy is a small academic community located in the West Farms neighborhood of the Bronx. Our main focus is rigorous instruction that will prepare our scholars for not only their high school experience but well beyond into their college years. We believe in a parent-school partnership and encourage our parents to take an active role in their child's academic experience. We are a uniform school and offer advanced courses in Integrated Algebra and Living Environment. Through our partnership with The South Bronx Overall Economic Development Corporation (SoBro) we offer an after-school and Summer camp program. Scholars participate in an advisory program and in yearly college visits. Our parent-teacher conferences are scholar-led and parental participation is expected. Through the use of the Emolior Academy school app, parents are able to access scholar progress and communicate with teachers directly to determine appropriate interventions when needed.Crotona Park East
1970 West Farms Road, Bronx NY 10460
Yes-12X214, 12X383Partially Accessible718-842-2670schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-School2, 5 to West Farms Sq - East Tremont AveBx19, Bx21, Bx36, Bx40, Bx42, Bx9, BxM10, Q44-SBSX383UEmolior AcademyOpen30871432170YesNoOpen to students and residents of District 12...Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected............................................................................................................................................752514Bronx Academy for Software Engineering (BASE)Westchester Square AcademyUrban Assembly Maker Academy78259Gr 6-8No8:15am-2:35pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageYes—ExpectedYesYes—Academic support and enrichment.Yes—Saturday programSpanishAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentI-ready Math and ELA; Rosetta Stone Language Learning Program (independent study courses): French, Italian, and Mandarin; Music, Specialized High School Prep, TenMarks MathAdvisory; Chess; College Tours; Community Service; Computer Programming; Dance; Debate Team; DJ Program; EA Flyers Running Club; Game Design; Living Environment and Algebra I Regents Prep; Music Club; Peer Mediation; Photography; Robotics; School Newsletter; SoBRO After-School Program; Specialized High School Prep Program; Step Club; Student Council; Yearbook ClubBasketball, Soccer, Track and Field10460BRONX206176020946032030210038Crotona Park East-73.88035840.8395652323K041Walter Francis White (P.S. 41)We strive to prepare students for college and beyond, both academically and socially, by exposing them to rich curricula while providing necessary supports for all learners. To promote a college mindset, we partner with College Access for All to provide students with college related activities and tours. Every student is equipped with an iPad through the Apple Grant, which enables us to vary the delivery of instruction and as such increase student engagement with their learning. Our affiliation with the Learning Gardens gives students a unique opportunity for hands-on science lessons through community gardening. Additionally, our Single Shepherds collaborate with Riseboro Community Partnership and Beautiful Me to help students develop social-emotional skills and a healthy self-image. SCO Family Services affords our students a comprehensive after-school program of academic and enrichment activities. We also strongly encourage greater collaboration between parents of middle school students and the school community through our Parents as Partners Program. Our goal is to provide students with the necessary tools to successfully engage with the world and develop their full potential.Brownsville
411 Thatford Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11212
NoNot Accessible718-495-7732schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolL to New Lots Ave; 3 to Rockaway AveB14, B15, B35, B60, B7, B8K041UWalter Francis White (P.S./I.S. 41)Open7730121559NoNoOpen to students and residents of District 23Priority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students and residents of District 23....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above............................................................................................................................................71176The High School for Enterprise, Business and Technology70457Gr K-8No8am-2:20pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageNoYes—After-SchoolYesYesSpanishComputer Technology, Dance, Health Education, Music, Physical Education, SpanishSONYC After-school Program: Academic Support; Physical fitness; Art; Dance; Film-making; Leadership Training; Computer Technology; Dance; Health Education; Music; Physical EducationBasketball, Step11212BROOKLYN3164291830823893036040001Brownsville-73.90735540.6603062323K137P.S./I.S. 137 Rachel Jean MitchellThe mission of P.S./I.S. 137 is to create a community of students, parents, and staff joined in the pursuit of excellence through academic achievement and personal growth. We seek to provide a challenging curriculum with flexibility to meet the needs of every student. We want our children to have esteem for themselves and others, and to be knowledgeable and sensitive to their own culture as well as the culture of others. We place a strong emphasis on literacy and personal expression of ideas through speaking and writing. We believe that all students should master basic skills. We stress scientific exploration and application in technology as well as physical and artistic expression. We exhort parents, students, and staff to live and work as a community, focusing on the needs of our children and celebrating their successes.Ocean Hill
121 Saratoga Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11233
NoNot Accessible718-453-2926schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolJ to Halsey St; C to Rockaway AveB20, B25, B26, B47, B60, B7, Q24K137URachel Jean Mitchell (P.S./I.S. 137)Open431311937NoNoOpen to students and residents of District 23Priority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students and residents of District 23...Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above............................................................................................................................................623510Brooklyn Collegiate: A College Board School95303Gr K-8No8:20am-2:40pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageYes—OfferedYes—After-SchoolYes—Academic support for certain studentsYes—Saturday program for test prepItalian, SpanishAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentArt, Chess, Dance, Film and Discussion, Guitar, Library, Music, Sports and Activity, Writing EnrichmentAnti-Bullying Events; Art Club; Awards Assembly; Dance Club; Field Trips; Middle School Dance; Music Club; Music Internships; Spirit Week; Student Government; Student PerformancesDanceBasketball, Dance11233BROOKLYN3164137330408783015100001Ocean Hill-73.91708840.6824582121K121Nelson A. Rockefeller (P.S./I.S. 121) Magnet School of Applied Life SciencesIt is the vision of P.S./I.S. 121 Nelson A. Rockefeller Magnet School of Applied Life Sciences to sustain a learning environment that brings experiences with the living environment directly to students in an urban setting, resulting in increased student knowledge and skills that can be applied to improving their lives, their community, and their world. They will develop self-efficacy, a genuine kindness towards the environment and humanity, and become a community of lifelong learners. Our students will be productive leaders of society. It is the mission of P.S./I.S. 121 Nelson A. Rockefeller Magnet School of Applied Life Sciences to create and sustain a learning environment centered on a Life Sciences curriculum. We will expose students to various living environments in order to provide regular hands-on and minds-on experiential learning. In this learning environment, students will regularly access critical-thinking processes by engaging in the scientific method in order to achieve high standards of academic excellence. Students will work collaboratively to solve problems and apply what they learn to improve their world. Together we make a difference!Borough Park
5301 20th Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11204
NoNot Accessible718-377-8845publicschool121.weebly.comN to 20th Ave; F to Ave IB11, B6, B8, B9K121UPS/IS 121 Nelson A. Rockefeller Magnet School of Applied Life SciencesOpenOpen to students and residents of District 21Priority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 21.....Last year, this program only admitted students from priority group 1...............................................................................................................914449New Utrecht High SchoolFranklin Delano Roosevelt High School89336Gr K-8No8am-2:20pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageNoYesNoNoSpanishLiving EnvironmentPlease contact the school for more information about the activities it offers.11204BROOKLYN3124446432532813054951101Borough Park-73.97882240.623273606M346Community Health Academy of the HeightsCommunity Health Academy of the Heights (CHAH) provides a small school setting in which students prepare for rigorous high school academics. Students like our beautiful new facility, access to sports teams, science labs, a high school gym, and a great after-school program. Parents like the fact that CHAH faculty care about the students and communicate with parents throughout the school year with telephone calls, conferences, report cards, progress reports, parent nights, curriculum nights, poetry slams, health fairs, and potlucks. Our school works hard to reach out to parents as well as the greater community.Washington Heights S.
504 West 158th Street, Manhattan NY 10032
NoFully Accessible212-342-6600chah.nycB, C, D to 155th St; 1 to 157th StBx6, Bx7, M10, M100, M101, M2, M3, M4, M5M346UCommunity Health Academy of the HeightsOpen22574341774YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 6....Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected..............................................................................................................792915Community Health Academy of the Heights90703Gr 6-12No8am-2:50pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageNoYesYes–Academic support for certain students.Yes–Saturday program for certain students.SpanishAlgebra I, Earth ScienceBrainiacs, CHAMPS Sports including: Basketball and Track, Community League of the Heights (CLOTH) After-School Tutoring Program, Computer Squad, Dance Classes, Health Assembly Guest Speaker Series, Health Symposium, Hospital Trips, School Magazine, Service Learning, Student Government, YearbookFitness ClubBaseball, Basketball, Softball, Track and Field10032MANHATTAN112724110892421021160031Washington Heights South-73.94207240.8336872323K155P.S. / I.S. 155 Nicholas HerkimerAt The Nicholas Herkimer School, we believe that student learning is the chief priority and that all students can learn to their fullest potential. We accept the responsibility to challenge all students to attain higher levels of achievement. Working within our community, our students will develop their individual talents, critical thinking, and technology skills by being actively engaged in the learning process. Our continuous commitment to improvement will ensure that our students are well‑rounded, self‑directed, lifelong learners who have the tools necessary for career and college readiness in a changing world.Ocean Hill
1355 Herkimer Street, Brooklyn NY 11233
NoNot Accessible718-240-4340schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolC to Rockaway Ave; A, J, L, Z to Broadway JunctionB12, B20, B25, B60, B7, B83, Q24, Q56K155UNicholas Herkimer (P.S./I.S. 155)Open6625121247NoNoOpen to students and residents of District 23Priority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students and residents of District 23....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above............................................................................................................................................98129El Puente Academy for Peace and Justice87416Gr K-8Yes, The Leadership Program8am-2:20pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageNoYes—After-SchoolNoNoFrenchArt I, Art IIConflict Resolution/Peer Mediation ; Dance ; Fashion ; KEYS Club Service Organization and 21st Century Program ; Robotics I ; Robotics II ; STEM-Based Field TripsBaseball, Basketball, Dance, Double Dutch, Flag Football, Soccer, Track and Field11233BROOKLYN3163736930422633015520043Ocean Hill-73.90873440.6774152323K178P.S. 178 Saint Clair MckelwayOur vision is to create a school environment where students are eager to learn, teachers exhibit a strong desire to be a part of the learning process, and the school community is looked upon as a resource for learning. Through a performance- and standards-driven curriculum rich in math, science, and a collective historical consciousness, P.S./I.S. 178 will provide a community-oriented educational environment dedicated to achieving high standards of academic excellence, which will lead to individual freedom for all. Our mission has been encapsulated into the following statement: "To be the best there is, the best there was, and the best there ever will be."Ocean Hill
2163 Dean Street, Brooklyn NY 11233
NoNot Accessible718-495-7768schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolC to Rockaway AveB12, B14, B25, B45, B47, B60, B65, B7K178USaint Clair McKelway (P.S. 178)Open6617221041NoNoOpen to students and residents of District 23Priority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students and residents of District 23....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above............................................................................................................................................841911George Westinghouse Career and Technical Education High School83377Gr K-8No8am-2:20pmYes—Top and bottom-specific colors or stylesEnglish as a New LanguageNoYesYes—Academic support for certain studentsNoSpanishArts, MusicAnti-Bully Club; Chess Club; Field Day; Field Trips; Internship Programs; Reading Club; Senior Trip; Sports and ArtsFitness Club, Netball, StepBasketball, Double Dutch, Step11233BROOKLYN3164130330387183014400056Ocean Hill-73.91577840.6750242323K184P.S. 184 NewportAt P.S./I.S. 184, our motto is: "Where Excellence Is Expected and Greatness Is Created." We uphold and implement our motto on a daily basis with the entire school community. Our goal is to create a community school where parents, staff, students, and the community are collectively responsible for developing the future leaders of our community and world. Our mission is to raise student achievement, improve instructional practices, and optimize school progress by providing all members of the school community with the necessary professional learning to create effective change. In addition to offering after-school support in ELA and math, we partner with the Italian-American Civil Rights League after-school program for homework help, academic enrichment, and extracurricular activities. Additionally, Student Success mentors have been assigned to work with our students on improving their attendance. As a Community Learning School, we have access to a wide array of additional resources to support the entire community.Brownsville
273 Newport Street, Brooklyn NY 11212
NoNot Accessible718-495-7775schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolL to New Lots Ave; 3 to Junius StB14, B15, B35, B60, B8K184UNewport (P.S./I.S. 184)Open8834231248NoNoOpen to students and residents of District 23Priority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students and residents of District 23....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above............................................................................................................................................821711PROGRESS High School for Professional Careers89567Gr K-8No8:20am-2:40pmYes—Top and bottom-specific colors or stylesEnglish as a New LanguageYes—10-30 hours expected by graduationYes—After-SchoolNoNoSpanishAfrican Drumming, Coding/Technology, Dance, Drama, Instrumental Music, Library Media Sciences, Music, Steel Pan, Visual ArtAfrican Drumming; Coding/Technology; Dance; Drama; Library Media Sciences; Music; Visual ArtVolleyballBasketball League, Flag Football, Flag Rugby, VolleyballBasketball, Softball, Step, Volleyball11212BROOKLYN3164291830823913036060001Brownsville-73.90490140.6599662323K323P.S./I.S. 323P.S./I.S. 323 is a pre-K through grade eight school located in the Ocean Hill-Brownsville section of Brooklyn. The school's mission is to facilitate a learning climate which supports the educational needs of all students, including English Language Learners, special education students, and high-achieving students to achieve the academic foundation essential for success in high school, college, and life. Our school motto is: “I am a winner and an achiever! I am gifted, talented, and smart! We are a team of winners because we work hard together!” In addition to offering a challenging curriculum, P.S./I.S. 323 also offers a wonderful arts program. The school building is a modern facility that complements a nurturing environment for our students and provides a positive influence on students’ behavior and academic achievement. Our administrators and staff believe in educating children holistically. We consider ourselves a family and every child in our school has the support of every staff member.Brownsville
210 Chester Street, Brooklyn NY 11212
Yes-23K323, 23K671Partially Accessible718-495-7781schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-School3 to Rockaway AveB12, B14, B60, B7K323UP.S./I.S. 323Open14671351455YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 23Priority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students and residents of District 23....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above............................................................................................................................................891812Brooklyn Theatre Arts High School85569Gr K-8No8:30am-2:50pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageYes—OfferedYesNoYes—Saturday program for academic support and enrichmentArt, Ballroom Dancing, Chorus, Dance, Drama, Gymnastics, TechnologyBroadway Jr. Program; Chess; Field Trips; Gardening; Glee; Internship with the Beacon Program; Partnerships with Brooklyn Technical College, National Grid, and the Brownsville Senior Citizen Center; Photography; Science; Spanish; STEM Pipeline Program; Student Mentoring; Video/Media ProductionBasketball League, Dance, Fitness Club, StepBaseball, Basketball, Double Dutch, Softball, Track and Field11212BROOKLYN3164192430814423035420001Brownsville-73.91090440.6665452020K201J.H.S. 201 The Dyker HeightsThe Goal of Dyker Heights Middle School is clear: "Academic Excellence Is the Key To Success." We provide a rigorous and nurturing environment that meets the needs of our diverse student population. We encourage our students to work hard, explore new interests, develop positive relationships, and build on existing strengths. Dyker offers a variety of programs and resources during and after school to enrich each child's overall development. We continue to focus on parent involvement. This is achieved through the use of the school website, emails, school messenger, PupilPath, parent engagement activities, and the PTA. Dyker Heights Intermediate School strives to prepare your child to be college- and career-ready, but ultimately, give your child the foundation to be successful in all of their future endeavors.Dyker Heights
8010 12th Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11228
NoPartially Accessible718-833-9363is201k.orgN/AB1, B16, B4, B64, B70, X28, X38K201AThe Superintendent's Gifted ProgramComposite Score190312812621159YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 20....4th Grade New York State ELA Exam: 22.5%4th Grade New York State Math Exam: 22.5%Attendance: 5%Final 4th Grade Report Card: 45%Punctuality: 5%......K201ZZoned ProgramZonedOpen to students residing in the zone........................................................................................................996567Fort Hamilton High SchoolNew Utrecht High SchoolBrooklyn Technical High School881584Gr 6-8No8am-2:20pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageNoYesYesYesItalian, SpanishAlgebra I, Italian, Living Environment, SpanishArt Club; Band; Book Club; Chess Club; Chorus; Drama; Eureka Competition; Grade Trips and Family Nights; Guitar Club; Keyboard; LEGO Robotics; Regents Test Prep; Marching Band; NYS ELA and Math Test Prep; Partnerships with FIAO; Photography Club; Saturday ELL Enrichment; Sports ClubSoftballFlag Football, One Wall Handball, VolleyballSoccer, Softball, Track and Field11228BROOKLYN3104316631629733062780022Dyker Heights-74.01272240.6186762424Q311Corona Arts & Sciences AcademyOur students love our small-school feel. Our goal is to continue to create small learning communities where every adult knows your name. This allows our student body to understand that their teachers are tuning in and making decisions based on their individual needs as learners. Students are exposed to multiple arts disciplines. Parents and families of our students appreciate our open communication and dialogue with our staff regarding the needs and next steps of their children. Because of our small size, parents and families are able to participate in many student activities, performances, and parent workshop sessions. Students in our school begin sixth grade with a focus on taking Regents courses and/or the Language Proficiency Exam upon completion of eighth grade. In addition, they participate in hands-on learning that takes them beyond the walls of the classroom.Corona
98-11 44th Avenue, Queens NY 11368
NoNot Accessible718-507-3820www.CASA311.org7 to 103rd St - Corona PlazaQ23, Q29, Q38, Q48, Q58, Q72Q311ZCorona Arts & Sciences Academy (CASA)ZonedYesYesOpen to students residing in the zone...............................................................................................................................................872823Long Island City High SchoolQueens Vocational and Technical High SchoolHigh School for Arts and Business93733Gr 6-8No8:30am-2:40pmYes—Top and bottom; specificSpanishAlgebra I, Living Environment, Science, US HistoryAcademic Intervention Support Services; Film Studies; Health & Fitness; Mindfulness; Music/Chorus; Theater; Visual ArtBoys & Girls Clubs; Daily After-School Program in collaboration with The Child Center of New York; Dance; League Basketball; League Soccer; League Volleyball; Mighty Milers (through the NY Road Runners Club); Musical Theater with The Broadway Junior Guild (sponsored by the Schubert Foundation); Reading Buddies; STEM Work with City Science; Student Council; TechnologyVolleyball League, YogaFitness Club, Soccer, Volleyball11368QUEENS4042140940407134016280021North Corona-73.86532940.7457092323K363Brownsville Collaborative Middle SchoolStudent academic, social, and emotional growth and success are at the center of Brownsville Collaborative Middle School (BCMS). In addition to a challenging and engaging Common Core Standards-based academic curriculum, our students have access to many enrichment opportunities. Students appreciate the level of individualized support they receive and enjoy our focus on collaboration and community. BCMS parents value our individualized support structure for students, based on each student's needs and interests, and consists of collaborative relationships with parents and community partners. Parents also appreciate our focus on educating our students academically, socially, and emotionally in a safe, nurturing, collaborative, and respectful environment. We partner with many during-school and after-school program providers to ensure that students are given opportunities to maximize their academic, social, and emotional growth and realize their talents and interests.Brownsville
85 Watkins Street, Brooklyn NY 11212
Yes-23K298, 23K363Partially Accessible718-495-1202schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolL to Sutter AveB12, B14, B25, B60, B7K363LBrownsville Collaborative Middle School for Sports and Social JusticeLimited Unscreened13158231872NoYesOpen to students and residents of District 23Priority to students and residents of District 23 who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of District 23....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above............................................................................................................................................92160It Takes a Village AcademyPerforming Arts and Technology High School90108Gr 6-8No8:15am-2:35pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageYes—OfferedYesYes—For incoming sixth graders and for academic support and enrichment.Yes3 Boys Basketball Teams, Academic Extra Help, College and Career Exploratory Courses, Drumline, Geo Arts, Girl Basketball Team, Health and Wellness Program, Homework Help, Majorettes, Mentorships, NYC Road Runners, Tech Hub (Gaming), Videography, Visual ArtsAcademic Extra Help; College and Career Exploratory Courses; Health and Wellness Program; Homework Help; Mentorships; Visual Arts;3 Boys Basketball Teams; Girl Basketball Team; Majorettes; Drumline; Tech Hub( Gaming); Geo Arts; Videography; NYC Road Runners; Digital Girls(Coding); Recording Studio; STEM; Sewing Club; Garden Club; Chess ClubBasketball, Double-Dutch, Football, Soccer, Step, Tennis, Track and Field, Volleyball11212BROOKLYN3163790630807683035070007Brownsville-73.90819440.6709862323K392I.S. 392Intermediate School 392, located in Brooklyn, is a grade 6-8 middle school with 300 students. Our mission is to establish and maintain a school environment that is challenging and nurturing. We promote high levels of academic achievement utilizing a rigorous, interdisciplinary curriculum focusing on the higher-order thinking skills of application, synthesis, and evaluation. This curriculum infuses the arts, creates articulate public speakers, and encourages students to become productive members of society. The Leadership Program provides mentoring for at-risk male students with successful role models from the community. In order to build school spirit and develop students' personal interests, we offer various after-school programs. Parents are also significant contributors within the school community, working harmoniously with the staff to ensure their children's success. At I.S. 392, we truly live by the mantra of the African proverb: "It takes a whole village to raise a child."Brownsville
104 Sutter Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11212
Yes-23K156, 23K392Fully Accessible718-498-2491schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-School3 to Sutter Ave - Rutland RoadB12, B14, B15, B45, B47, B60, B65, B7K392SI.S. 392Screened603104871674YesYesOpen to students and residents of BrooklynPriority to students and residents of District 23Then to students and residents of Brooklyn....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAcademic and Personal BehaviorsAttendanceAttendance at an Open House/School TourEntrance ExamFinal 4th Grade Report CardInterview............................................................................................................................................695946Benjamin Banneker Academy84295Gr 6-8No8:10am-2:30pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageYes—OfferedYesYes—Academic support and enrichment.Yes—Saturday program for academic support and enrichment.SpanishAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentAlgebra 4 All, AVID, College 4 All, Computer Science 4 All, Math for America, Coding, Facing History, Software Engineering Program (SEP), STEMAnnual International Trip ; Annual School Olympics ; Book Buddies Program with Corporate Partners (including Disney) ; Dance/Theater ; Live Theater & Bklyn Connections ; Lotus Music & Dance ; NYS Reward School ; National Jr. Honors Society ; STEM ; Teachers & Writers Collaborative ; ViolinFlag Rugby, Track and Field, VolleyballBasketball, Dance, Soccer, Step, Track and Field11212BROOKLYN3164190030812763035350016Brownsville-73.91810740.6659652323K518Kappa V (Knowledge and Power Preparatory Academy)KAPPA V/M.S. 518 is a small, high-performing middle school, serving grades six through eight. KAPPA is modeled after the acclaimed KIPP Academy in the Bronx. We foster a nurturing environment that supports, challenges, and raises the expectations for youth in Brooklyn. KAPPA V has an accelerated learning program with emphasis on rigor, discipline, reading, writing, mathematics, and teamwork. Our character focus is on respect, responsibility, and community service. KAPPA stands for Knowledge and Power Preparatory Academy, and the model stresses high academic expectations in a supportive atmosphere with rewards for high achievement. Parent involvement is also emphasized. Open Houses will be held in October and November. In addition, we will be conducting an Internal Assessment. Please contact the main office at 718-922-4690 for Open House dates and times and for the dates and times for the assessment.Brownsville
985 Rockaway Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11212
Yes-23K518, 23K643, 23K647, 84K711Fully Accessible718-922-4690schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolL to New Lots Ave; 3 to Rockaway AveB15, B35, B60, B8K518SKAPPA V (Knowledge and Power Preparatory Academy V)Screened29178441882NoYesOpen to students and residents of BrooklynPriority to students and residents of District 23Then to students and residents of Brooklyn....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Academic and Personal BehaviorsAttendanceAttendance at an Open House/School TourEntrance Assessment............................................................................................................................................872514George Westinghouse Career and Technical Education High School83228Gr 6-8No8am-2:20pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageYes—10-30 hours expected by graduationYes—After-SchoolYes—Academic support for certain students.Yes—Saturday program for academic support and enrichment.Algebra IArt, Book Club, Debate Team, Diplomats, Drama, Health, Peer Mediation, Peer Tutoring, Physical Education, Spanish, State-of-the-Art Science Lab and Computer Lab, Student Government, TechnologyStep Team; Boys 2 Men; Debate Team; Book Clubs; College Trips; Chorus; Cultural Activities; Peer Tutoring; Keyboarding; Peer Mediation; Broadway Junior; Hydroponics; Student Government; Coding; Honor Society; Track & Field; Crochet; Soccer; Volleyball; Racquetball; OPUS & Beacon program: Dance; Photography; Boys & Girls Basketball; Cheerleading; Technology; Homework Help and Male Mentoring ProgramFitness Club, Soccer, Track and FieldBasketball, Flag Football, Soccer, Track and Field, Volleyball11212BROOKLYN3164292230829403036360007Brownsville-73.90724540.6560682323K522Mott Hall IVOur mission is to collaborate then motivate and celebrate our Mott Hall IV innovative 21st century thinkers. It is our vision to become a nurturing environment with a diversity of highly motivated scholars who will be challenged academically so that they will move full STEAM ahead confidently into the 21st century. The attainment of this vision directly relates to Mott Hall IV's commitment to the school community to provide quality education to all students. It is essential that our students live and embody our core values, which are Maximum Output, Hopefulness, Integrity, and Versatility.Ocean Hill
1137 Herkimer Street, Brooklyn NY 11233
Yes-23K522, 23K644, 84K777Not Accessible718-485-5240schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolJ to Chauncey St; C to Rockaway Ave; A, L, Z to Broadway JunctionB12, B20, B25, B45, B47, B60, B65, B7, Q24K522SMott Hall IV Middle SchoolScreened26970561253YesYesOpen to students and residents of BrooklynPriority to students and residents of District 23Then to students and residents of Brooklyn....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAcademic and Personal BehaviorsAttendanceAttendance at Open-houseEntrance AssessmentFinal 4th Grade Report CardInterviewPunctuality............................................................................................................................................892710Benjamin Banneker Academy88160Gr 6-8No8am-2:20pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageYes—50+ hours expected by graduationYesYes—For incoming sixth graders and for academic support and enrichment.Yes—Saturday program for academic support and enrichment.FrenchAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentArt, College and Career Readiness, Foreign Language, Gym/Health, Music, TechnologyBook Club; Broadway Theater Trips; GENTS (Young Men’s Group); Girls on a Mission; Great Adventure Math and Science Program; Learn to Grow (Community Service); Photography/Graphic Arts; Quarterly Educational Field Trips/ Discovery Learning; Sports and Arts; STEM Program; Student Government Association; Washington, DC (Honors Trip)Basketball, Flag Football, Lacrosse, Softball, Step11233BROOKLYN3164130130421573015500001Ocean Hill-73.91584340.6778052323K644Eagle Academy for Young Men IIEagle Academy for Young Men II is an all-boys school committed to meeting the needs of our students and providing them with the required support services to sustain academic achievement and social growth. The development of our young men is supported through dedicated educators, supportive parents, and actively engaged mentors.Ocean Hill
1137 Herkimer Street, Brooklyn NY 11233
Yes-23K522, 23K644, 84K777Not Accessible718-495-0863eagleny.orgJ to Chauncey St; C to Rockaway Ave; A, L, Z to Broadway JunctionB12, B20, B25, B45, B47, B60, B65, B7, Q24K644LEagle Academy for Young Men IILimited Unscreened26289361675YesYesAll-boys school; open to students and residents of BrooklynPriority to students and residents of Brooklyn who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of Brooklyn....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above............................................................................................................................................931629Eagle Academy for Young Men II89647Gr 6-12No8am-4:30pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageNoYesNoNoAlgebra I, English, Living Environment, US HistoryAccelerated Curriculum Opportunities; Chess; Debate Team; Drama; Martial Arts; Mentoring; Mentoring Program; Robotics Team; Student Government; Trumpet and Guitar AcademyFitness ClubBaseball, Fencing, Football, Golf, Lacrosse, Tennis11233BROOKLYN3164130130421573015500001Ocean Hill-73.91584340.6778052323K664Brooklyn Environmental Exploration School (BEES)BEES is a small, comprehensive middle school where children are learning, happy, and safe. Visitors to BEES often comment that they can feel the love in our hallways and classrooms. Students complete projects while using technology to communicate and do research beyond their classrooms. They go on monthly daytime field trips and annual overnight trips designed to enhance their knowledge and passion for the environment. Students are bound together by a common mission and treat each other with respect and celebrate all achievements. BEES opens with co-ed CHAMPS sports at 7am and our program +SASF after-school runs until 5:45pm daily. Our small, nurturing environment allows every student to be known and all students to feel included. Our school has a number of important partnerships that enhance our instructional program. A few important partners are: Urban Advantage, Project Green Reach at Brooklyn Botanical Garden, Ramapo for Children, and ArtsConnection. We are always open for visitors and will schedule a school tour for interested families.Ocean Hill
251 Mac Dougal Street, Brooklyn NY 11233
Yes-23K599, 23K664Not Accessible718-453-3039brooklynbees.orgL to Bushwick - Aberdeen; J to Chauncey St; C to Rockaway Ave; A, Z to Broadway JunctionB12, B20, B25, B26, B60, B7, B83, Q24, Q56K664UBrooklyn Environmental Exploration School (BEES)Open672623936NoNoOpen to students and residents of District 23...Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected............................................................................................................................................772813The Urban Assembly School for Collaborative Healthcare8995Gr 6-8No8:20am-2:40pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageNoYesYesYes—Saturday program for test prepBEE-Lectives-all students have a voice in requesting and registering for BEE-Lectives. The BEE-Lective courses are student driven enrichment cycles which include: Advanced Science Lab; Dance; Garden Club; Graphic Design; Music; School Newspaper; TheaterMSQI Debate Team; Scratch Coding; Advanced Science Lab; Dance; Garden Club; Graphic Design; Music; School Newspaper; Theater Group; Visual Art; and moreBasketball LeagueVolleyballFlag FootballBEES has: Boys Basketball, Co-ed Basketball Teams, Co-ed Flag Football, Co-ed Flag Rugby, Girls Volleyball11233BROOKLYN3163736930415613015280001Ocean Hill-73.91064440.6803182323K668Riverdale Avenue Middle SchoolStudents like the opportunity to participate in our comprehensive after-school program until 6pm each day, where they can explore their interests and talents such as basketball, flag football, dance, theater, step, rugby, cooking, yoga, crime scene investigation, business, and design. Our advisory program allows students and staff the opportunities to participate in character-building exercises that emphasize the school's mission of Resilience, Altruism, Mastery of Content Standards, and Self-Discipline (RAMS). Teachers regularly update parents about student progress and parents can access their child's grades and assignments on the internet. We have a Parent University that provides workshops and opportunities for parents to play an active role in their child's education and each student is involved in community service activities through their advisory groups. RAMS also gives students the opportunities to choose a cluster class each Friday afternoon facilitated by teachers and teaching artists. Classes taught in the past include sewing, cooking, dance, step, gaming, computer coding, and cinema studies.Brownsville
76 Riverdale Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11212
Yes-23K446, 23K668Not Accessible718-346-0764schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-School3 to Saratoga AveB15, B35, B47, B60, B7, B8K668LRiverdale Avenue Middle SchoolLimited Unscreened6632231040NoNoOpen to students and residents of District 23Open to students and residents of District 23 who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of District 23....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above............................................................................................................................................922513Clara Barton High School99127Gr 6-8No8:30am-2:50pmYes—Top and bottom-specific colors or stylesEnglish as a New LanguageYes—ExpectedYesYes—Academic support and enrichmentYes—Saturday program for academic support and enrichmentStudents have the opportunity to participate in music and arts classes according to their interests.Advisory ; Boys and Girls Groups ; Buckets and Beats ; Chorus ; College Visits ; Cooking ; Dance ; Educational Trips ; Enrichment Clusters ; Fashion ; Inter-Grade Competitions in Basketball, Football, and Soccer ; Lincoln Center Jazz Concerts ; Partnership with Children ; Peer Mediation Group ; Rugby ; Staff vs. Students Basketball Game ; Student Council ; Team Building Retreats for Students ; Theater ; TrackCross Country, Track and FieldBasketball, Cheerleading, Rugby, Swimming, Track and Field, Volleyball, Wrestling11212BROOKLYN3164289630822533035970011Brownsville-73.91393340.6602042323K671Mott Hall Bridges AcademyMott Hall Bridges Academy offers a culture of success by providing a small learning community that develops our scholars into critical thinkers who are productive and responsible individuals. We offer a balance between academics and social development by providing a number of youth development programs, a curriculum which incorporates project-based learning, and the requirement for all students to complete service learning projects upon graduation. Our families appreciate the attention we give to each scholar, providing the much-needed support for their academic and social/emotional progress. In addition, they enjoy monthly thematic celebrations and workshops, as well as our on-going communication to ensure they are kept updated on school and scholar information. All of our classes are scheduled for 50 minutes daily and we incorporate reading intervention/enrichment within the school day to ensure support for all of our scholars.Brownsville
210 Chester Street, Brooklyn NY 11212
Yes-23K323, 23K671Partially Accessible718-345-6912mhbabrooklyn.com3 to Rockaway AveB12, B14, B60, B7K671LMott Hall Bridges AcademyLimited Unscreened15259241665NoYesOpen to students and residents of District 23Priority to students and residents of District 23 who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of District 23....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above............................................................................................................................................892414Brooklyn Theatre Arts High SchoolBrooklyn College Academy94199Gr 6-8No8am-2:30pmYes—Official uniform must be purchasedEnglish as a New LanguageYes—ExpectedYesYesYesOther LanguageAlgebra INetwork for Teaching Entrepreneurship (NFTE), Performing and Visual Art Courses, PurelementsAnnual Step Shows; Art and Science Fair; Bridges Got Talent; Bridges Winner Fitness Club; College Visits; Cooking Class; Family Curriculum Nights; High School Visits; I Matter (the Young Men's Initiative); Law Mentorship; Men and Women's Luncheons; Mott Bots (Robotics Club); Multicultural Feast; Parent Appreciation Events; Royal Vision (Step Team); She is Me (Girls Club)Basketball League, Flag Football, Track and FieldBasketball, Cheerleading, Double Dutch, Fitness Club11212BROOKLYN3164192430814423035420001Brownsville-73.91090440.6665452424Q005I.S. 5 – The Walter Crowley Intermediate SchoolAt I.S. 5, We Talk Like Scholars, Write Like Experts, Think Like Innovators, and Live Like Leaders! Students appreciate that I.S. 5 provides them with a nurturing learning environment which is focused on developing their academic and emotional needs to prepare every student for high school and beyond. In order to foster connections between staff and students in a large middle school setting, I.S. 5 consists of four learning communities commonly referred to as Community of Scholars, Community of Experts, Community of Innovators, and Community of Leaders. Our school community is currently engaging in opportunities for project-based learning, with hands-on projects that highlight the importance of global citizenship and the legacies of our contributions in the community at large. We are continuing to build student socio- emotional growth through the incorporation of Leader in Me and a tiered approach to Next Level Readiness support through Grade Six Advisories, Grade Seven College Access for All, and Grade Eight Research and Media Studies. We pride ourselves on engaging students to build autonomous learners that will be successful members of the 21st century and communicating and celebrating student growth with our parents and families.Elmhurst-Maspeth
50-40 Jacobus Street, Queens NY 11373
Yes-24Q005, 75Q009Fully Accessible718-205-6788schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolR to Elmhurst AveQ18, Q47, Q53, Q58, Q59, Q60Q005MWalter H. Crowley Intermediate School (I.S. 5) Spanish Dual Language ProgramScreened: Language565852317525YesNoOpen to students and residents of Queens...English Language Learners (ELLs), Heritage Language Speakers of the target language, Participants of elementary school-level Dual Language and Transitional Bilingual Education programs in the target language......Q005UWalter H. Crowley Leadership ProgramOpen473814330120YesYesOpen to 5th grade students at P.S. 16, P.S. 19, and P.S. 143 and students zoned to I.S. 61 or I.S. 311......Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected............Q005ZThe Walter H. Crowley Intermediate School (I.S. 5) Zoned ProgramZonedNoNoOpen to students residing in the zone....................................................................................................................955451Long Island City High SchoolMaspeth High SchoolJohn Bowne High School851798Gr 6-8No8am-2:20pmNoEnglish as a New Language, Dual Language: SpanishNoNoNoYes—Saturday program for academic support and enrichment.SpanishAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentFine and Performing Arts (Art, Dance, Drama, Vocal, and Instrumental Music); TechnologyBand Club; Broadway Book Club; Builder's Club; Chess Club; Debate Club; Dance Club; Drama Club; Homeroom Class Presidents; Intramural Sports; Manice Trip; Soccer Club; Student Organization; Student Government; Yearbook Club; Yoga Club; Young Runners; Partnerships: Street Soccer USA, MTI/Schubert Broadway Jr.; Billion Oyster Project; College Access for All; NY Historical Society; Urban Advantage; NY SunWorks; Apple for Education /Pending Partnerships: Beautiful Me & EverFi with NY IslandersBasketball League, Volleyball, Volleyball LeagueFloor HockeyI.S. 5 Boys Basketball, Cheerleading11373QUEENS4042548944544234024500017Elmhurst-Maspeth-73.88742940.7377182424Q049P.S. 049 Dorothy Bonawit KoleAt P.S./I.S. 49 we work tirelessly to create a nurturing environment that fosters lifelong learning. We offer our students a liberal arts program infused with technology and cultural arts. We encourage our students to be both independent thinkers and problem solvers. Our school program provides a dynamic environment with quality teaching and high standards of rigor and accountability. P.S./I.S. 49 has won many awards for academic achievement. The school is committed to professional development and innovation.Middle Village
63-60 80th Street, Queens NY 11379
NoPartially Accessible718-326-211149online.orgN/ABM5, Q11, Q21, Q29, Q38, Q47, Q52, Q53, Q54, QM15, QM24, QM25, QM34Q049ZDorothy Bonawit Kole (P.S. / I.S. 49)ZonedNoNoOpen to continuing 5th grade students and students residing in the zonePriority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students residing in the zone....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.............................................................................................................................................966257Forest Hills High SchoolMaspeth High SchoolFrancis Lewis High School871160Gr K-8No8:15am-2:42pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageYes—OfferedNoYes—Academic support for certain students.Yes—Saturday program for certain students.SpanishAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentArt, Drama, MusicCoding; Drama Club; Band; Soccer ClubFitness ClubFitness Club, Soccer, Table TennisBaseball, Girls and Boys Basketball11379QUEENS4053066340692534029900045Middle Village-73.87509340.7198672424Q061I.S. 061 Leonardo Da VinciStudents in our school are fully immersed in differentiated instruction that targets their individual learning needs. Students are able to select up to two talent activities each school year. I.S. 61 has created five academies within the main school that foster a nurturing environment for our students. Each academy is set up with its own dean, guidance counselor, assistant principal, and staff of teachers, therefore creating a small learning community. Parents are also able to track their child's progress for each unit through a special Engrade account. To support our efforts to assist students in meeting the standards for college- and career-readiness, parents have an option to select our AGP program for their child. Students are expected to maintain an 85 GPA as well as take all Regents offered by the school. Programs are also available for parents of our school community, including English as a New Language (ENL), GED, and fitness programs.Corona
98-50 50th Avenue, Queens NY 11368
NoPartially Accessible718-760-3233davinci61.comN/AQ23, Q29, Q38, Q58, Q72, Q88, QM10, QM11, QM40Q061ZLeonardo Da Vinci (I.S. 61)ZonedNoNoOpen to students residing in the zone...............................................................................................................................................932821John Bowne High SchoolLong Island City High SchoolHigh School for Arts and Business832238Gr 6-8No8:20am-2:40pmYes—Top, bottom, and shoes, specific colors or stylesEnglish as a New Language, Dual Language: Spanish, Transitional Bilingual Education: SpanishNoYes—Before-SchoolYesYesSpanishAlgebra I, Living Environment, Spanish, US HistoryMath and Reading Test Prep, Row NY in Physical Education, Talent Choice Program (Drama, Visual Art, Digital Photography, Instrumental Band, Dance, Chorus), Technology CoursesAcademy Trips; Agricultural Growth Program; Bayside Raiders Football Boot Camp; Dance; Morgan Book Project; Mouse Squad; NY Jr. Tennis League; Pennies for Patients & St. Jude's; School-Based Student Monitor Service; Science & Math Olympiads; Student Activities and Dances; Student Government Monthly; Theater; Urban Advantage with the NY Hall of ScienceFitness Club, Soccer, Track and FieldBaseball, Basketball, Soccer, Tennis, Track and Field11368QUEENS404214430240468344018910032Corona-73.86330740.7426682424Q073I.S. 73 – The Frank Sansivieri Intermediate SchoolWe are a diverse school community that is divided into five small learning communities called academies. Each of these academies serves as a smaller school within our building to help create and foster a nurturing environment for the students they house. We have done this by assigning each academy its own assistant principal, dean, guidance counselor, and staff of teachers. Each academy is geographically located in a specific area of the building and has its own lunch and assembly periods. In order to provide students with an opportunity to become active members of the school community, I.S. 73's Student Council has been established to enhance school spirit and to improve the overall student experience. These students are elected to one-year positions and serve as representatives of their grade level as well as their homeroom class. Student Council members are responsible for discussing school-wide concerns and activities during the year. In addition, our school provides all eighth graders the opportunity to take the Specialized High School Exam in school during the school day at I.S. 73. Kaplan provides free test prep prior to the exam for all of our students who choose to sit for the exam.Maspeth
70-02 54th Avenue, Queens NY 11378
NoPartially Accessible718-639-3817is73.orgN/AQ18, Q47, Q58, Q59, Q67Q073AFrank Sansivieri Intermediate School I.S. 73 Beacon Middle School ProgramComposite Score919901981248YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 24...Attendance 10%Final 4th Grade Report Card 45%4th Grade New York State Math Exam 22.5%4th Grade New York State ELA Exam 22.5%.....Q073MI.S. 73 Spanish Dual Language ProgramScreened: Language434641713525NoNoOpen to students and residents of Queens......English Language Learners (ELLs), Heritage Language Speakers of the target language, Participants of elementary school-level Dual Language and Transitional Bilingual Education programs in the target language.............Q073UThe Frank Sansivieri Intermediate School (I.S. 73)Open394683230120YesNoOpen to 5th grade students at P.S. 16, P.S. 19, and P.S. 143 and students zoned to I.S. 61 or I.S. 311.........Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected............Q073ZThe Frank Sansivieri Intermediate School (I.S. 73) Zoned ProgramZoned......NoNoOpen to students residing in the zone.........................................................................................984748Maspeth High SchoolLong Island City High SchoolNewtown High School841971Gr 6-8No8am-2:20pmYesEnglish as a New Language, Dual Language: SpanishYes—OfferedNoYes—Academic support for certain students.YesLatin, Other Language, SpanishAlgebra I, Earth Science, SpanishSixth Grade-Elements Program: All sixth graders participate in four different types of arts courses such as Art, Dance, Drama, Band, or Chorus during their sixth-grade year; All seventh and eighth graders will have an opportunity to choose one Arts courseBefore and After-School Programs; Builder’s Club (Community Service); Chess; Creative Writing; Free Kaplan Specialized High School Test Prep; Geography and Spelling Bee; Gifted and Talented Program; Honors Program; LEGO Robotics; Maspeth Town Hall; Math Team; Newspaper Club; Parent Workshops (i.e. Health & Nutrition, Adolescent Development, & Parenting Adolescents); Saturday Academy; Special Activities/Events (i.e. Dances, Twin Day, Crazy Hat Day, Law Day); Technology Club; Yearbook ClubDevelopmental BasketballSoccer, Tennis, VolleyballTennis11378QUEENS405304930240586114025030031Maspeth-73.89362440.7292152424Q077I.S. 077I.S. 77 is a family of learners. We offer programs for special progress and honors, English as a New Language, and special education. We offer Spanish, with differentiation for native speakers. Each classroom is equipped with a laptop, a projector with a document camera, and speakers. There are opportunities for students to become involved in community outreach programs. We celebrate a Student of the Month based on virtues. We have a partnership with the Greater Ridgewood Youth Council who sponsors an after-school program which offers homework help, sports, and recreation in our school. We also work with the Youth Council in their young adult internship program which benefits many of our graduates. Our PTA is very active and encourages all parents to be a part of our family of learners. Through the use of the internet program PupilPath, parents and teachers are able to communicate with each other regarding grades and assignments. We are part of the Middle School Quality Initiative sponsored by the DOE. We receive support and training in literacy applications! Seventh grade is part of College and Careers for all. Seventh grade students travel to college campuses and attend programs related to College and Careers.Ridgewood
976 Seneca Avenue, Queens NY 11385
NoNot Accessible718-366-7120schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolM to Forest Ave; L to Halsey StB13, B20, B26, B38, B52, B54, Q39, Q55, Q58, QM24, QM25, QM34Q077MIS 77 Spanish Dual Language ProgramScreened: LanguageN/AN/AN/AN/A624N/AN/AOpen to students and residents of District 24...Preference is given to the following students: English Language Learners (ELLs), Heritage Language Speakers of the target language, Participants of elementary school-level Dual Language and Transitional Bilingual Education programs in the target language......Q077UI.S. 77Open22873341770NoYesOpen to students and residents of District 24Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected............Q077ZI.S. 77 Zoned ProgramZonedNoNoOpen to students residing in the zone...................................................................................................................922421Grover Cleveland High SchoolMaspeth High SchoolNewtown High School841012Gr 6-8No8:30am-2:50pmYesSpanishAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentiReady (online academic intervention service program), Sixth grade readers go to P.S. 239 to read to the younger students, Wilson Reading Program (for readers that need assistance)25 Book Challenge; Annual Cultural Night; Builders Club (Kiwanis); Community Service; International Food Night (fundraiser for Haiti, Japan, and the Hurricane Sandy fund); Outdoor Assembly in Early Fall; Peer Mediators; Robotics, School Safely Patrol; Tech Squad; Walk to School DayDevelopmental Basketball, Flag Rugby, Soccer, Volleyball11385QUEENS4053455540859224035630023Ridgewood-73.9021440.6995162424Q087P.S./I.S. 087 Middle VillageIt is our mission to educate our children, not only academically, but through a core foundation of knowledge that includes the arts, technology, and the ability to accept individual differences as assets rather than hindrances. It is our hope that our students will recognize social injustices, speak out against inequities, and value humanity so that when they take over our society they are caring, empathetic people who will advocate for the goodness of all mankind.Middle Village
67-54 80th Street, Queens NY 11379
NoFully Accessible718-326-8243schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolN/AQ29, Q38, Q47, Q54Q087ZThe Middle Village School (P.S. / I.S. 87)ZonedNoNoOpen to continuing 5th grade students and students residing in the zonePriority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students residing in the zone................................................................................................................................................994025Queens Metropolitan High SchoolMaspeth High School92606Gr K-8No8am-2:20pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageNoYesNoNoFrench, German, Greek, Italian, Japanese, PortugueseArt, Dance, Music, Physical Education, TechnologyCultural After-School Adventures (CASA); Field Trips to the Middle Village Adult Center; Greater Ridgewood Youth Council (GRYC); Honor Society; Round Table; School’s Out New York City (SONYC)Volleyball LeagueDevelopmental Basketball, Flag FootballTennis11379QUEENS4053062140917374037820027Middle Village-73.87123840.7118152424Q093I.S. 093 RidgewoodIn carrying out our mission to prepare all of our students for the rigors of high school, college, and 21st century careers, we offer our students opportunities to take selected Regents exams. Our curriculum and instruction in all major subject areas are aligned with the Common Core Learning Standards. Our Spanish Dual Language program and our STEM program are available to incoming students (includes LEGO Robotics, Coding, and our partnership with Urban Advantage, a premier NYC science organization). Additionally, we offer our students a wide variety of activities in the areas of sports, art, music, drama, and community service in partnership with the Greater Ridgewood Youth Council Beacon Program. We offer leadership programs such as Peer Mediation, Beautiful Me, LGBTQ, and Unleashed.Ridgewood
66-56 Forest Avenue, Queens NY 11385
NoPartially Accessible718-821-4882is93.orgM to Forest AveB13, B20, B38, Q38, Q39, Q54, Q55, Q58, Q67, QM24, QM25, QM34Q093MI.S. Ridgewood Spanish Dual Language ProgramScreened: Language254701014525NoNoOpen to students and residents of Queens........Q093UI.S. 93 RidgewoodOpen30192342496NoYesOpen to students and residents of District 24......Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected............Q093ZI.S. 93 Ridgewood Zoned ProgramZonedNoNoOpen to students residing in the zone.....................................................................................................................963733Grover Cleveland High SchoolMaspeth High SchoolHigh School for Health Professions and Human Services821099Gr 6-8No8am-2:20pmYesEnglish as a New Language, Dual Language: SpanishYes—OfferedYesYesYesItalian, SpanishAlgebra I, Earth ScienceArt, Drama, Instrumental Music, Robotics, Singing, STEM, Stock MarketArt Club; Drama Club; Music Club; Robotics Club; STEM Builders; Latin Dance, US Navy Armed Guard Cadets ProgramBadminton, Developmental Basketball, VolleyballBasketball, Cheerleading, Martial Arts, Soccer11385QUEENS4053058940835114034900001Ridgewood-73.90258440.7060412424Q102P.S./I.S. 102QWhether it's sports, field trips, personalized learning, or curricula rich in reading, writing, and authentic thinking, P.S./I.S. 102Q has all the programs you'd expect from an excellent school. But these programs are not the main reasons why our students achieve. Our students achieve because they understand the greater purpose requiring them to do so: to serve others. Think for yourself; care for others. It's what we do at P.S./I.S. 102.Elmhurst
55-24 Van Horn Street, Queens NY 11373
NoPartially Accessible718-446-3308ps102q.orgM, R to Grand Ave - NewtownQ11, Q21, Q29, Q38, Q47, Q52, Q53, Q58, Q59, Q60, Q88, QM10, QM11, QM12, QM15, QM24, QM25, QM34, QM40, QM42Q102ZP.S./I.S. 102QZonedNoNoOpen to continuing 5th grade students and students residing in the elementary school zonePriority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students residing in the elementary school zone....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.............................................................................................................................................905560Maspeth High SchoolAviation Career & Technical Education High SchoolHigh School for Arts and Business961326Gr K-8No8:20am-2:40pmNoEnglish as a New Language, Dual Language: ChineseYes—OfferedYesNoNoSpanishAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentArt, Band, Chorus, Computer Science, Dance, Debate, Drama, Game Design, Mandarin, Physical Education102+ Extended Learning; Annual School Play Production; ArtEXPO; Eighth Grade Washington, DC Trip; GameJAM; Math Ninja Warrior; Paint Night; Peer Mentoring; Seventh Grade Boston Trip; STEMCON; Student Council; Student News; Writer's FairCross Country, Dance, Track and FieldBOKS, Boys Basketball, Coed Indoor Soccer, Girls Basketball, Mighty Milers, Young Runners11373QUEENS4042547944375974028790031Elmhurst-Maspeth-73.87785740.7335142424Q113P.S./I.S. 113 Anthony J. PranzoP.S./I.S. 113Q is a K-8 school that focuses on strong academics and discipline. Teachers in all grades have high expectations for their students and, with appropriate scaffolding and support, help students to unlock their potential.Glendale
78-23 87th Street, Queens NY 11385
NoPartially Accessible718-847-0724schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolN/ABM5, Q11, Q21, Q23, Q29, Q47, Q52, Q53, Q54, Q55, QM12, QM15, QM42Q113ZP.S./I.S. 113 Anthony J. PranzoZonedNoNoOpen to continuing 5th grade students and students residing in the zonePriority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students residing in the zone....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.............................................................................................................................................966053Queens Metropolitan High SchoolMaspeth High School98896Gr K-8No8am-2:20pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageNoNoNoYes—Saturday program for test prepSpanishAlgebra I, Earth Science, SpanishMusic, Visual ArtBeautiful Me; Character Education Program; Geek Squad; Greater Ridgewood Youth Council; Green Conservation Team; Inside Broadway; National Junior Honor Society; Student Council; Graduation CommitteeDevelopmental Basketball, Flag Football11385QUEENS4053063740940554038460040Glendale-73.86220840.7055162424Q119P.S./I.S. 119 The GlendaleParents and students value our focus on providing opportunities for students to become lifelong learners. Parents also appreciate that our challenging curricula prepare their children to become college- and career-ready. Our programs include performing arts, accelerated courses, and foreign languages.Glendale
74-01 78th Avenue, Queens NY 11385
NoPartially Accessible718-326-8261psis119.orgN/AQ29, Q47, Q54, Q55, QM24, QM25, QM34Q119ABeacon Middle School ProgramComposite Score748931681248YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 24...Attendance 10%Final 4th Grade Report Card 45%4th Grade New York State Math Exam 22.5%4th Grade New York State ELA Exam 22.5%.....Q119ZThe Glendale (P.S. / I.S. 119) Zoned ProgramZonedNoNoOpen to continuing 5th grade students and students residing in the zonePriority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students residing in the zone.......Last year, this program only admitted students from priority group 1.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected.................................................................................................................................1006158Maspeth High SchoolGrover Cleveland High SchoolStuyvesant High School641277Gr K-8No8am-2:20pmYes—Top, bottom, and shoes, specific colors or stylesEnglish as a New LanguageYes—OfferedYesNoNoMandarin, SpanishAlgebra I, Earth Science, Living EnvironmentLanguage: Mandarin, Spanish Accelerated: Algebra I, Earth Science, Living Environment Other: STEM program, CodingBroadway Jr.; Chess Club; Inside Broadway ; Maspeth Town Hall After-school Program; Math Club; NJHS; Performing Arts; Robotics Club; School Newspaper Club; Student Council; Technology Assistance; Tri-M Music Honor Society; Yearbook Committee11385QUEENS405306330140926604038120020Glendale-73.87518340.7044062424Q125I.S. 125 Thom J. McCann WoodsideI.S. 125 is a well-developed school that provides instruction to a very diverse population of students from over 60 countries. Though a large school, we provide a safe, welcoming, and nurturing environment through our small learning communities. Students are divided into four houses with a dedicated assistant principal, guidance counselor, and dean. I.S. 125 offers an extensive arts program. Day and evening performances are offered throughout the school year. I.S. 125 has a unique accelerated program which provides the opportunity for gifted students to sit for Regents exams. Students graduate from I.S. 125 fully prepared for high school and, by extension, college and their career. Parents are an integral part of the I.S. 125 community. They are valued members of the School Leadership Team, PTA, and various other committees. We hold evening events, including a multicultural show and dinner.Sunnyside
46-02 47th Avenue, Queens NY 11377
NoPartially Accessible718-937-0320is125q.org7 to 46th StB24, Q104, Q32, Q39, Q60, Q67Q125ZThomas J. McCann Woodside (I.S. 125)ZonedNoNoOpen to students residing in the zone...............................................................................................................................................954242Queens Vocational and Technical High SchoolLong Island City High SchoolWilliam Cullen Bryant High School851504Gr 6-8No8am-2:20pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageYes—OfferedYes—Before- and After-SchoolYes—Academic support for certain students.Yes—Saturday programFrenchAlgebra I, Earth Science, English, French, Living Environment, US HistoryAlgebra, Art, Band, Chorus, Dance, Drama, Earth Science, Orchestra, Living Environment, US HistoryArt; Chorus; Dance; Drama; Orchestra; Band; girls who Code; BoatworksBasketball League, Flag FootballBasketball LeagueNetball, Soccer11377QUEENS4022623540528744022840006Hunters Point-Sunnyside-West Maspeth-73.91894540.7411312424Q128P.S. 128 The Lorraine Tuzzo, Juniper Valley Elementary SchoolOur mission is to enable each student to attain his or her highest potential and prepare students to become successful and productive members of society. We firmly believe that all students have the ability to attain significant progress through a school-wide culture of learning. We challenge all students through a rigorous academic environment which promotes college- and career-readiness.Middle Village
69-10 65th Drive, Queens NY 11379
NoFully Accessible718-326-6210psis128q.orgM to Middle Village - Metropolitan AveQ38, Q54, Q67, QM24, QM25, QM34Q128ZJuniper Valley (P.S. 128)ZonedNoNoOpen to continue 5th grade students and students residing in the zonePriority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students residing in the zone....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.............................................................................................................................................1006358Maspeth High SchoolQueens Metropolitan High School75969Gr K-8No8:10am-2:30pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageNoYes—After-SchoolNoNoSpanishAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentArt, Drama, Library, Music, Foreign Language, TechnologyAcademic Field Trips; Dance; National Junior Honor Society; Robotics; TheaterVolleyball, Volleyball LeagueCross Country, Developmental Basketball, Track and FieldBasketball, Soccer11379QUEENS4053065940704454030270037Middle Village-73.88621540.7153442424Q560Robert F. Wagner, Jr. Secondary School for Arts and TechnologyOur school is known for being academic, artistic, and athletic while providing a warm and welcoming community. Our teachers meet weekly to create rich, meaningful curricula. All students have a CORE teacher responsible for monitoring their progress. Our college- and career-readiness curriculum helps our students become competitive candidates for college and prepares them for the rigors of life after high school. Come to a place where people know you well and are dedicated to supporting your future goals. Many of our staff members have been here for more than 10 years and our graduates often come back and visit. Once you are part of the Wagner family, you will always be a part of the Wagner family!Hunters Point-Sunnyside
47-07 30th Place, Queens NY 11101
NoPartially Accessible718-472-5671rfwagner.orgG to Court Sq - 23rd St; E, M, R to Queens Plaza; 7 to 33rd StB24, B62, Q100, Q101, Q102, Q32, Q39, Q60, Q67, Q69Q560SArts and TechnologyScreened114516323161050YesYesOpen to students and residents of Queens...4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsFinal 4th Grade Report CardGroup Interview............................................................................................................................................987478Robert F. Wagner, Jr. Secondary School for Arts and Technology93665Gr 6-12No8:30am-2:51pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageNoYesNoNoSpanishAlgebra I, Earth ScienceArt, Music, TechnologyAnime; Art; College Readiness; Comic Book; Gardening; Foreign Film; Field Trips to Museums and Galleries; Music Composition; National Honor Society/ARISTA; Robotics; School Leadership Team; Student Talent Showcases; Theater Program; Tutoring; SAT Prep; Student Government; Tech Team; Yearbook; YogaDevelopmental Basketball, Fitness Club, SoccerRunning Club11101QUEENS4022619940035404002820001Hunters Point-Sunnyside-West Maspeth-73.93678240.7428393131R002I.S. R002 George L. EgbertAt I.S. 2, students feel engaged in an active and vibrant partnership to promote learning. They also welcome the timely and appropriate feedback regarding educational goals and learning outcomes. We encourage students to do their best by developing meaningful academic goals. Parents are given numerous opportunities to be involved in their child's education. I.S. 2 is divided into three academies: Arts & Humanities; Business, Communication & Law; and Science & Technology. We follow a project-based interdisciplinary curriculum.Midland Beach
333 Midland Avenue, Staten Island NY 10306
Yes-31R002, 75R037Not Accessible718-987-5336egbert2.orgSIR to Jefferson AveS51, S76, S78, S79-SBS, S81, X1, X2, X3, X4, X5, X7, X8, X9R002AScholars ProgramComposite Score451872111822YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 31...4th Grade New York State ELA Exam 22.5%4th Grade New York State Math Exam 22.5%Attendance 5%Final 4th Grade Report Card 45%Punctuality 5%.....R002ZZoned ProgramZonedNoNoOpen to students residing in the zone......Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected.................................................................................................................................944635New Dorp High SchoolSusan E. Wagner High SchoolCurtis High School83979Gr 6-8No7:45am-2:05pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageYes—10-30 hours expected by graduationYesYes—Academic support for certain students.NoItalian, SpanishAlgebra I, Earth Science, SpanishDebate, Drama, Ecology Forum, Fine Art, Graphic Design, Health, Instrumental Music, Robotics, STEM Lab, Technology, Virtual Enterprise ProgramBoroughwide Band; United Activities Unlimited; Urban Advantage Program (with the American Museum of Natural History)Developmental Basketball, European Team Handball, Floor HockeyBasketball, Cheerleading10306STATEN IS502501120250535715036960100New Dorp-Midland Beach-74.10072640.5767252121K209P.S. 209 Margaret MeadAt P.S. 209, we feel that all students can learn if they are provided with the necessary tools to do so. Differentiating instruction to meet the needs of varied learners is our primary goal. We believe that all students must be provided with rigorous, individualized instruction, as well as challenging materials rooted in non-fiction texts, in order to become college and career ready. We believe that by providing our students with rigorous instruction rooted in the NYS Common Core Standards, our students will meet challenges that lie ahead in a competitive collegiate and career-minded world. This year a Community Schools program (government grant), has been incorporated into our afterschool and Saturday program. The programs offer afterschool academic enrichment, sports and game activities which give our students a wide range of choices catering to their needs and interest.Brighton Beach
2609 East 7th Street, Brooklyn NY 11235
NoNot Accessible718-743-1954schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolB, Q to Sheepshead BayB1, B36, B4, B49, B68, BM3K209ZThe Margaret Mead School (P.S. 209)ZonedOpen to continuing 5th grade students and students residing in the elementary school zonePriority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students residing in the elementary school zone.....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups...............................................................................................................635649Abraham Lincoln High SchoolJohn Dewey High SchoolEdward R. Murrow High School89733Gr K-8Yes, The Leadership Program8:20am-2:40pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageYes–OfferedYes–After-SchoolYesYesItalianAlgebra I, Earth ScienceArt, Chorus, Regents Math, Regents ScienceChess, Cooking, Dance, Handball, Percussion, Robotics, Sculpting, Soccer, TechnologyBasketball, Handball11235BROOKLYN3134837031962243072440001Brighton Beach-73.9619840.5868453131R007I.S. 007 Elias BernsteinElias Bernstein Intermediate School 7, is committed to uniting staff, parents, and students in cooperative efforts to develop the intellectual, creative, social, and physical capabilities of our students in an educational environment that is safe, caring, trusting, challenging, and respectful of the rights of others. Instructional Focus: If students take ownership of their learning, engage in self-assessment, and identify next steps then teachers have successfully: Worked collaboratively to unpack the standards. Developed quality learning targets aligned to success indicators. Clearly communicated learning expectations to students.Prince's Bay
1270 Huguenot Avenue, Staten Island NY 10312
Yes-31R007, 75R025Not Accessible718-697-8488is7vikings.orgN/AS55, S56, S59, S78R007ZElias Bernstein (I.S. 7)ZonedNoNoOpen to students residing in the zone...Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected.............................................................................................................................................996259Tottenville High SchoolNew Dorp High SchoolStaten Island Technical High School921163Gr 6-8No7:30am-1:50pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageYes—ExpectedNoYes—Academic support for certain students.Yes—Saturday program for test prepItalian, SpanishAlgebra I, Living Environment, US HistoryArt, Band, Computers (MAC), Dance, Glee, Media, Theater ArtsMulticultural Band; Jazz Band; Mighty Milers; ELA, Math, Regents and Specialized High School Test Prep; Student Government; United Activities Unlimited (UAU) After School ProgramCross Country, Flag Football, Netball, Softball, Track and Field, VolleyballBasketball, Cheerleading10312STATEN IS5035119850823455065440001Annadale-Huguenot-Prince's Bay-Eltingville-74.18594140.5237571515K443New Voices School of Academic & Creative ArtsNew Voices School of Academic & Creative Arts (M.S. 443) was established as a small middle school to provide students with an academically rigorous education coupled with a creative, artistic program that enables them to be successful in their personal and academic life. With the support of strong parent involvement, community partnerships, and a diverse community, we have created an environment that nurtures students, both artistically and academically. New Voices has staff who are committed to teaching and learning through a teacher-driven professional development program. Teachers are committed to developing the talent and knowledge of our students and ignite their artistic passions. We believe that children who study and practice the arts enhance their intellect, learn self-discipline, and realize the global implications of creativity and culture. We aim to allow our students to excel in a positive, collaborative environment.Sunset Park
330 18th Street, Brooklyn NY 11215
YesNot Accessible718-965-0390newvoicesbrooklyn.orgR to Prospect Ave; F, G to 15th St-Prospect ParkB37, B61, B63, B67, B68, B69K443MNew Voices School of Academic & Creative ArtsOpen140329110651144YesNoOpen to students and residents of District 15Students from low-income households, students in temporary housing, and English Language Learners (ELLs) have an admissions priority for 52% of seats at this school...............................................................................................................................................997964Edward R. Murrow High SchoolFiorello H. LaGuardia High School of Music & Art and Performing ArtsMillennium Brooklyn HS93567Gr 6-8No8:15am-2:35pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageNoYesNoNoAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentChorus, Dance, Graphic Arts, STEM, Theater, Visual ArtArt; Drama Productions; Musical Productions; Newsletter; Rock Band; Yearbook11215BROOKLYN3073814733312743008800001Sunset Park West-73.98829740.6609763131R063MAELS - Marsh Avenue Expeditionary Learning SchoolWe provide a rigorous and highly-engaging learning environment that supports students' unique strengths and interests in order to create lifelong learners and student leaders. At the Marsh Avenue Expeditionary Learning School (MAELS), we emphasize academics, character, and student leadership. All new students participate in CREW orientation, a three-day overnight team-building adventure in Upstate New York.Heartland Village
100 Essex Drive, Staten Island NY 10314
Yes-31R047, 31R063, 31R064Fully Accessible718-370-6850maels.netN/AS44, S55, S56, S59, S61, S79-SBS, S89, S91, S94, X17, X17A, X17J, X31R063LMAELSLimited Unscreened9402078538112YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 31Priority to students and residents of District 31 who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of District 31....Last year, this program only admitted students from priority group 1.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above............................................................................................................................................746148Susan E. Wagner High SchoolNew Dorp High SchoolGaynor McCown Expeditionary Learning School86459Gr 6-8No7:35am-1:55pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageYes—ExpectedNoNoYes—Saturday program for academic support and enrichment.SpanishAlgebra I, Spanish, US HistoryAthletics, Band, Book Club, Chorus, Creative Writing, Dance, Guitar, Improv, NewspaperBook Club; Cheerleading; Soapbox Derby; Mouse squad; Lego Robotics; Video Game Design; Student Council; Junior AmbassadorsBasketball, Cheerleading10314STATEN IS502512770251496095024500320Todt Hill-Emerson Hill-Heartland Village-Lighthouse Hill-74.15858940.5813153131R024I.S. 024 Myra S. BarnesMyra S. Barnes Intermediate School is dedicated to the belief that all students can meet high standards of excellence. The school provides a positive and supportive environment for all students, staff, and parents. We are committed to ensuring the children's cognitive, creative, and social growth. All of our students will develop academic and social skills as well as responsibility, which will enable them to become productive and law-abiding citizens of the community.Great Kills
225 Cleveland Avenue, Staten Island NY 10308
Yes-31R024, 75R721Fully Accessible718-982-4700barnes24.orgSIR to Great KillsS54, S78, S79-SBS, X1, X4, X5, X7, X8R024ZMyra S. Barnes (I.S. 24)ZonedNoNoOpen to students residing in the zone...............................................................................................................................................975545New Dorp High SchoolSusan E. Wagner High SchoolTottenville High School911267Gr 6-8No7:40am-2pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageYes—ExpectedYesNoNoItalian, SpanishAlgebra I, Earth Science, Italian, SpanishArts (Graphic/Visual/Stage Design), Band, Computer Lab (MAC), Dance, Media Studies, Performing Arts/Chorus,After School Center Activities (Archery, Lego Robotics, Science Dissection, Dance, 3-D Printing, Basketball, Painter's Palette, Jazz Band) UAU (United Activities Unlimited) After-School ProgramSoftball, VolleyballBeat the Streets Wrestling; NYC Middle School Boys and Girls Basketball10308STATEN IS503511320350658545051530108Great Kills-74.1463240.5452812727Q202J.H.S. 202 Robert H. GoddardRobert H. Goddard 202 is a large, diverse NYC middle school. Our mission is to provide our students with a comprehensive education with an emphasis on the Fine Arts. Our arts program provides instrumental, choral music, visual arts, and drama. Annually our students participate in performances including Carnegie Hall and other festivals. We teach to the 21st century learner. Every classroom is equipped with a Promethean Board and technologies such as iPads and laptops. We offer advanced regents courses in Algebra and Earth Science and classes for students with disabilities and English Language Learners. We present a variety of opportunities to motivate and foster interpersonal relationships. Many programs are available such as garden club, strategic games, mentoring, coding, debate, yoga, scrapbooking, chorus, band, dance, SHST and Regents prep, Korean club, and Beautiful Me. Our debate club students place in the top ten in competitions citywide. Our competitive sports programs include Champs and The Peninsula League for basketball and volleyball. In the past two years our boys basketball team has made it to the Peninsula League finals. We address the whole child to meet the needs of all 21st century learners.Ozone Park
138-30 Lafayette Street, Queens NY 11417
Yes-27Q202, 27Q308Partially Accessible718-848-0001www.ms202q.orgN/AB15, BM5, Q11, Q21, Q41, Q7, QM15Q202ZRobert H. Goddard (M.S. 202)ZonedOpen to students residing in the zone..................................................................................................................984133Robert H. Goddard High School of Communication Arts and TechnologyJohn Adams High SchoolHigh School for Construction Trades, Engineering and Architecture861097Gr 6-8No8:05am-2:25pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageYes–OfferedYesNoYes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichment.SpanishAlgebra I, Earth ScienceChoral Music, Drama, Instrumental Music, Physical Education, Spanish, Technology, Visual ArtsAdvanced Regents Program; Band; Basketball; Beautiful Me Cub; CHAMPS; Chorus; Dance Club; Debate; Drama Club; Goggle Coding; Life Skills; Mentoring; Movie Club; National Junior Honor Society (NJHS); Newspaper Club; Piano; Stock Market Club; Student GovernmentBasketball League, Soccer, SoftballVolleyballBasketball, Flag Football, Girls Softball, Soccer11417QUEENS410325842459934114030001Ozone Park-73.84514140.671243131R027I.S. 027 Anning S. PrallStudents like the full range of before-, during-, and after-school programs offered at I.S. 27. They complement the staff, curriculum, and all aspects of student life at I.S. 27. Parents value our communication between home and school and our commitment to academic achievement and engagement of students.West New Brighton
11 Clove Lake Place, Staten Island NY 10310
NoNot Accessible718-981-8800N/AN/AS44, S46, S48, S53, S54, S94, S96, S98, X14, X30R027AScholars Program (Math and Science)Composite Score46570219822YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 31...Attendance 5%Final 4th Grade Report Card 45%4th Grade New York State Math Exam 22.5%4th Grade New York State ELA Exam 22.5%Punctuality 5%.....R027UFederal Magnet ProgramOpen27468641748YesYesOpen to students and residents of Districts 20, 21, and 31......Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected............R027ZZoned ProgramZonedNoNoOpen to students residing in the zone.....................................................................................................................954936Susan E. Wagner High SchoolCurtis High SchoolRalph R. McKee Career and Technical Education High School651005Gr 6-8No7:40am-2pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageYes—OfferedNoYes—For incoming sixth graders.Yes—Saturday program for academic support and enrichment.SpanishAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentHigh School Test Preparation, Journalism, LEGO Robotics, Middle School Scholars, NYC Debate League, Performing Arts, Virtual EnterpriseAcademies of Engineering, After-School and Vacation Sports and Arts Program, Architecture, Band, CHAMPS Sports Before-School Program; Chorus; Current Events; Drama; Economics; Enterprise and Journalism; Fundraising and Community Service Activities; LEGO Robotics; Musical Theater; The Rainbow Club; School Newspaper; Stagecraft; Technology; Visual Arts; Zoo CrewDevelopmental Basketball, Soccer, VolleyballCycling, Flag Football, NYC Road Runners10310STATEN IS5014912550084035003080001West New Brighton-New Brighton-St. George-74.11699740.6281693131R028The Eagle Academy for Young Men of Staten IslandEagle Staten Island prepares all students to read, write, compute, speak well, and behave in socially acceptable ways. We are committed to meeting the needs of our students and providing them with the required support services to develop Confidence, Leadership, Effort, Academic Excellence, and Resilience (CLEAR); the core values of our school. Our scholars complete a challenging and interdisciplinary curriculum and are required to develop their critical-thinking, problem-solving, and questioning skills. Parents love our family-like atmosphere where staff members know them and each student personally. We believe that our young men are best developed in a structured environment, surrounded by dedicated educators, supportive parents, and actively engaged mentors.Stapleton
101 Warren Street, Staten Island NY 10304
Yes-31R028, 31R049Not Accessible718-727-6201schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolSIR to CliftonS51, S52, S66, S74, S76, S78, S84, S86R028LThe Eagle Academy of Young Men of Staten IslandLimited Unscreened13568232160YesYesAll-boys school; open to students and residents of District 31Priority to students and residents of District 31 who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of District 31....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above............................................................................................................................................902217The Eagle Academy for Young Men of Staten IslandCurtis High School77253Gr 6-10 (School will serve grades 6-12 by Fall 2020)No8am-2:20pmYes—Official uniform must be purchased.English as a New LanguageYes—ExpectedYesYes—For incoming sixth graders.Yes—Saturday programItalianEagle Excel (Tutoring Opportunities), Eagle Up (Enrichment Opportunities), Summer Bridge Program for incoming sixth Grade StudentsAdvisory; Chess Club; Eagle Chorus Club; Eagle Extended Day Program; Robotics Team; Summer Bridge Program; Mentoring; SONYC After-School ProgramFitness Club, Flag RugbySoccerBasketball, Flag Football, Soccer10304STATEN IS501492950141845005560080Stapleton-Rosebank-74.08164340.6203473131R034I.S. 034 TottenvilleTotten Intermediate School 34 is committed to building a foundation for academic success by developing active and creative minds through rigorous instruction and high expectations for learning. Students are afforded instructional experiences tailored to their needs, encouraged to take ownership of their learning and empowered with leadership roles. Academics are supported by music, technology, and the performing arts to inspire individuality. Our mission is to educate and to challenge all students in a safe, positive environment so they may become lifelong learners and leaders in a digital global community.Tottenville
528 Academy Avenue, Staten Island NY 10307
NoNot Accessible718-477-4500is34.orgN/AS59, S74, X17, X22, X22AR034ZTottenville (I.S. 34)ZonedNoNoOpen to students residing in the zone...............................................................................................................................................995455Tottenville High SchoolGaynor McCown Expeditionary Learning SchoolCSI High School for International Studies901091Gr 6-8No8am-2:20pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageYes—ExpectedYesYesYes—Saturday programItalianAlgebra I, Living Environment, US HistoryAdvanced Band, Art Talent, Beginner Band, Chorus, Dance, Drama, General Art, and STEMPerforming Arts (Drama and Music); Sports; STEM; United Activities UnlimitedFlag Football, VolleyballBasketball, Cheerleading, Ping Pong, Softball, Team Handball10307STATEN IS503512440150880905078940001Charleston-Richmond Valley-Tottenville-74.24342840.5082843131R048P.S. 048 William G. WilcoxP.S./I.S. 48 is a K-8 school located on the North Shore of Staten Island. Our school is dedicated to the belief that all students can meet high standards of excellence. Our Middle School "Atlas Academy" is committed to the intellectual, artistic, moral, emotional, social, and physical development of each child. Our students have many opportunities to participate in community service, sports, and arts programs.Todt Hill
1050 Targee Street, Staten Island NY 10304
NoFully Accessible718-447-8323psis48.echalksites.comSIR to GrasmereS53, S74, S76, S78, S84, S86, S93, X10, X14, X15R048UAtlas AcademyOpen462103642676YesNoOpen to students and residents of District 31Priority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students residing in the elementary school zoneThen to students and residents of District 31....Last year, this program only admitted students from priority group 1.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above............................................................................................................................................956159Susan E. Wagner High SchoolNew Dorp High School86981Gr K-8No8am-2:20pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageYes—OfferedYesNoNoSpanishAlgebra I3-D Printing, Art, Band, Journalism, Law, Movement, Multimedia, Peer Teaching, STEAM, YearbookCommunity Service; NYCID After-School Clubs and After-Care Programs; Student CouncilDevelopmental BasketballEuropean Team Handball, Netball, Track and FieldBasketball10304STATEN IS502505050463675031680004Grasmere-Arrochar-Ft. Wadsworth-74.09123740.6034843131R049I.S. 49 Berta A. DreyfusStudents at Dreyfus Intermediate School take pride in our strong focus in technology in our classrooms as well as our expanded Arts programs. Our seventh-grade students have the opportunity to participate in a year-long technology-based College and Career Readiness course that centers on career exploration, financial literacy, and computer applications. In eighth grade, students have the opportunity to participate in an elective course that teaches coding and game design. The learning environment at Dreyfus gives students an opportunity to work with skilled, flexible, and committed teachers and administrators. Students also appreciate that they are able to communicate with the entire school community through the school's independent website Berta49.org. Students have the opportunity to earn High School credit through Regents courses. Dreyfus is also a Community School and offers a number of before and after school programs as well as programs for families. At Dreyfus Intermediate we believe that higher expectations lead to higher learning.Stapleton
101 Warren Street, Staten Island NY 10304
Yes-31R028, 31R049Not Accessible718-727-6040berta49.orgSIR to CliftonS51, S52, S66, S74, S76, S78, S84, S86R049AScholars ProgramComposite Score1553975822YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 31...Attendance 5%Final 4th Grade Report Card 45%4th Grade New York State Math Exam 22.5%4th Grade New York State ELA Exam 22.5%Punctuality 5%.....R049ZZoned ProgramZonedOpen to students residing in the zone.......................................................................................................................................872213New Dorp High SchoolCurtis High SchoolRalph R. McKee Career and Technical Education High School56612Gr 6-8Yes, Jewish Community Center8:20am-2:40pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageYes—10-30 hours expected by graduationNoYes—For incoming sixth graders.Yes—Saturday program for academic support and enrichment.SpanishAlgebra I, SpanishAdvanced Technology, Algebra Regents, Band, Coding, Drama, Regents Test Preparation, Specialized High School Test Preparation, Virtual GamingAdopt-a-Grandparent and other Community Service; Festival of the Arts; M&M (Mentors and Mentees); Morning and Afternoon Tutoring; Morning Sports and Recreation; Student Government; Student NewspaperSoccerBasketball, Flag Rugby, Soccer, Track and Field, Volleyball10304STATEN IS501492950141845005560080Stapleton-Rosebank-74.08164340.6203473131R051I.S. 051 Edwin MarkhamAt I.S. 51, we are dedicated to fostering academic excellence for all students. We do this by setting high expectations for the academic success of all learners. Our goal is to prepare students to advance their education towards college and career-readiness. Students have the ability to select one of our three academies based on their own interests. We provide a nurturing learning environment that promotes respect for all cultures in our diverse population. Through positive relationships and collaboration, we engage our students to become productive citizens and future leaders.Port Richmond
20 Houston Street, Staten Island NY 10302
NoPartially Accessible718-981-0502is51.orgN/AS44, S48, S57, S59, S89, S94, S98, X10, X10B, X12, X14, X30, X42R051MEdwin Markham (I.S. 51) Spanish Dual Language ProgramScreened: Language1886087924YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 31...ELLs, Heritage Language Speakers, Participants of elementary school-level bilingual programs.....R051ZEdwin Markham (I.S. 51)ZonedNoNoOpen to students residing in the zone.......................................................................................................................................933024Port Richmond High SchoolCurtis High SchoolSusan E. Wagner High School711315Gr 6-8No8:10am-2:30pmNoEnglish as a New Language, Dual Language: SpanishYes—OfferedYesYes—Academic support and enrichment.Yes—Saturday program for academic support and enrichment.SpanishAlgebra I, Living Environment, US HistoryBand, Drama, Dance, Digital Art, Fashion Design, Film/Editing, Fine Art, Robotics, Virtual EnterpriseJazz Band; Chorus; Dance; Leadership; Virtual Enterprise, Drama; Science Club; STEP; Video/Editing; Robotics; Virtual Enterprise; Scrapbooking, CodingFitness Club, SoccerGymnasticsDevelopmental Basketball, GymnasticsBaseball, Basketball, Bowling, Golf, Soccer, Softball, Track, Volleyball10302STATEN IS5015025151072105014780500Port Richmond-74.1448840.6225853131R061I.S. 061 William A MorrisIn addition to a rigorous academic curriculum aligned with Common Core Standards, Morris takes pride in its performing and visual arts programs. While there is a focus on the arts, Morris recognizes that student-centered engagement within a thinking curriculum provides each student with learning experiences that prepare them for college and beyond. Our literacy and math curricula provide the rigor to tackle the complexities of higher-order thinking texts and provide students opportunities for rich discourse. We have many community and cultural organizations as partners to enhance the learning experiences of our students. They include Staten Island Tech High School, The Academy of Carnegie Hall, Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, Learning Through Expanded Arts Program, Art Lab, Snug Harbor Cultural Center, and Children's Aid Society. In order to provide students with an enriching educational experience that focuses on all facets of development, Morris also provides a STEAM program that promotes science, technology, engineering, the arts, and math as access points for guiding student inquiry, dialogue, and critical thinking. As an additional experience, Morris celebrates a championship girls and boys varsity basketball team.New Brighton-Silver Lake
445 Castleton Avenue, Staten Island NY 10301
NoFully Accessible718-727-8481williamamorrisis61.orgN/AS42, S44, S46, S48, S94, S96, S98, X30R061MSpanish Dual Language ProgramScreened: Language1455176822YesNoOpen to students and residents of District 31...English Language Learners (ELLs), Heritage Language Speakers of the target language, Participants of elementary school-level Dual Language and Transitional Bilingual Education programs in the target language......R061UPerforming Arts ProgramOpen27489542159YesYesOpen to students and residents of Districts 20, 21, and 31......Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected............R061ZZoned ProgramZonedNoNoOpen to students residing in the zone.....................................................................................................................883216Curtis High SchoolRalph R. McKee Career and Technical Education High SchoolNew Dorp High School67981Gr 6-8No7:40am-2pmNoEnglish as a New Language, Dual Language: SpanishYes—31-50 hours expected by graduationYes—After-SchoolYes—For incoming sixth graders.NoAmerican Sign Language, ItalianAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentDrama Production; Honors Program with a Regents Track; Journalism; Orton-Gillingham; Rewards Program; Stage Craft and Dance Choreography; STEAM Program; Striving Readers; Symphonic, Choral, and Orchestral Music; Visual Arts; Wilson Just Words; Word GeneraAnnual Spring Musical Production; Boys and Girls Basketball Traveling Teams; Dance Troupe; Family Fun Nights; Leaders Club; Middle School Quality Initiative (literacy support); PBIS (encompassing a variety of student development opportunities); Performing and Visual Arts; Regents Prep Program; Soar to Success Enrichment Program; Specialized High School Prep Program; Student Government; VR Quest (virtual reality video building program)Developmental Basketball, Flag Football, Floor HockeyCitywide Intramural Varsity Basketball, Floor Hockey, General Sports, Soccer, Step, Ultimate Frisbee, Volleyball10301STATEN IS501496750022275001000100New Brighton-Silver Lake-74.09782640.6340093131R072Police Officer Rocco Laurie Intermediate School (I.S. 72)The Rocco Laurie School is dedicated to the education of the whole child in a supportive environment conducive to teaching, learning, and growth. We recognize individual differences and potential. We commit ourselves to the development of our youth and the preparation for their adult roles. Our diverse community fosters appreciation, awareness, and respect for our democratic tradition and the responsibilities of good citizenship.New Springville
33 Ferndale Avenue, Staten Island NY 10314
NoPartially Accessible718-698-5757is72.orgN/AS44, S59, S61, S89, S91, S94, X17, X17A, X17J, X31R072ZRocco Laurie (I.S. 72)ZonedNoNoOpen to students residing in the zone...............................................................................................................................................974843Susan E. Wagner High SchoolPort Richmond High SchoolTottenville High School811416Gr 6-8No7:09am-1:30pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageYes—OfferedYesYes—Academic support for certain students.NoItalian, SpanishAlgebra I, Earth Science, US HistoryCoding, Dance, LEGO Robotics, Music (Band & Chorus)After-School Enrichment in Language Arts and Mathematics, ARISTA National Junior Honors Society; Autism Awareness; Basketball and Wrestling Team; Breast Cancer Awareness; Cheerleading and Dance Teams; Pennies for Patients; Penny Harvest; Project Homefront; Student Government; Supporter of the March of Dimes; United Activities Unlimited After-School ProgramDevelopmental Basketball, Fitness Club, Flag Football, Floor HockeyBasketball, Cheerleading, Dance, Wrestling10314STATEN IS502512770650375245023640001Todt Hill-Emerson Hill-Heartland Village-Lighthouse Hill-74.15898840.5930053131R075I.S. 075 Frank D. PauloStudents love the extra- and co-curricular activities, special theme days, community service opportunities, and philanthropic endeavors at Paulo as well as our family atmosphere. Parents like the educationally conducive learning environment and the personal interest our staff members take in their children. Paulo is a strong supporter of the Staten Island Giving Circle, the Bread of Life Food Drive, Wounded Warriors, the Blythedale Children's Hospital Toy Drive, and many other charities. Our performing and visual arts departments are recognized as outstanding throughout the community.Arden Heights
455 Huguenot Avenue, Staten Island NY 10312
NoPartially Accessible718-356-0130is75.orgN/AS56, X17, X17J, X19R075AScholars ProgramComposite Score8341253018728YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 31...Attendance 5%Final 4th Grade Report Card 45%4th Grade New York State Math Exam 22.5%4th Grade New York State ELA Exam 22.5%Punctuality 5%.....R075ZZoned ProgramZonedNoNoOpen to students residing in the zone.......................................................................................................................................995954Tottenville High SchoolSusan E. Wagner High SchoolStaten Island Technical High School931371Gr 6-8No8am-2:20pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageYes—OfferedYesNoYes—Saturday program for academic support and enrichment.SpanishAlgebra I, Living Environment, Spanish, US HistoryBand, Chorus, Computer Applications, Dance, Digital Arts, Drama, Fine Arts, Graphic Design, Media3-D Printing; Chess Club; Crafting/DIY; Cupcake Decorating; Drama; Coding; Hands on Science; Harry Potter Club; Jazz Band, Honor Choir; Modern Rock Band; United Activities Unlimited; Video Game ClubFlag Football, Floor Hockey, SoftballCheerleading, Basketball, Flag Football10312STATEN IS503511701050796515060500002Arden Heights-74.19789740.544383131R080The Michael J. Petrides SchoolThe Michael J. Petrides School is committed to creating an environment for learning that nurtures the whole child: mind, body, and spirit. Teachers, parents, administrators, and support staff collaborate to provide an education that celebrates the diversity of our students and recognizes the individuality and creativity of each child. We engage students in active learning, developing self-esteem, and promoting literate, creative, lifelong learners. The Petrides School serves students in pre-kindergarten through grade twelve. Our unique organizational structure has allowed us to develop a truly seamless curriculum. Our stimulating learning environment offers an accelerated, rigorous curriculum, including rich arts opportunities for all students.Todt Hill-Heartland Village
715 Ocean Terrace, Staten Island NY 10301
NoPartially Accessible718-815-0186petridesschool.comN/AS53, S61, S62, S66, S78, S93, X14R080UThe Michael J. Petrides SchoolOpen90726412102673YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 31Priority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students and residents of District 31....Last year, this program only admitted students from priority group 1.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above............................................................................................................................................995447The Michael J. Petrides SchoolCurtis High School821313Gr K-12No8am-2:20pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageYes—OfferedYesNoNoItalian, SpanishAlgebra I, Italian, Living Environment, Spanish, US HistoryArt, Concert Band, Dance, Graphic Design, Orchestra, Vocal MusicNational Junior Honor SocietyFlag FootballFloor HockeyBasketball, Flag Football, Floor Hockey, Soccer, Swimming, Wrestling10301STATEN IS5025017751131695006830001Todt Hill-Emerson Hill-Heartland Village-Lighthouse Hill-74.10206740.608512909X004P.S./M.S. 004 Crotona Park WestP.S./M.S. 4 is a school where scholars come first. Our vision is to create a culture of self-reflective scholars who use learning opportunities to develop a global awareness of the world. The school society, comprised of parents, guardians, students, teachers, and staff, makes a combined effort to provide an educational experience that teaches the whole child. We acknowledge students' mental, social, emotional, and physical needs. Our mission at P.S./M.S. 4 is to devise and implement a comprehensive educational program that encompasses all members of the community and actively engages them in real world experiences, technological advances, and meaningful discourse. The fundamental components consist of data analysis, goal-setting, teacher teams, reflective practitioners, authentic professional development, parental involvement, and the establishment of societal norms.Claremont
1701 Fulton Avenue, Bronx NY 10457
YesNot Accessible718-583-6655schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolN/ABx11, Bx15, Bx17, Bx21, Bx36, Bx40, Bx41, Bx41-SBS, Bx42X004ZCrotona Park West (P.S./M.S. 4)ZonedOpen to continuing 5th grade students and students residing in the zonePriority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students residing in the zone.Last year, this program only admitted students from priority group 1.........................................................................................................842731High School for Violin and Dance92571Gr K-8No8am-2:20pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageNoYesNoNoLeader in Me Program, Peer Group Connection Leadership Program, Student Council, Thurgood Marshall Junior Mock Trial ProgramBroadway Junior Drama and Arts Program; The Phipps Community Development Corporation CPW After-School Program & K-8 Academic Enrichment ProgramBasketball Teams (Varsity, JV Boys, and Girls)10457BRONX2031516520096592029300001Claremont-Bathgate-73.89816640.8408911414K126John Ericsson Middle School (M.S. 126)John Ericsson Middle School 126, located in the Greenpoint section of Brooklyn, is a diverse, vibrant learning environment comprised of passionate students and staff. Our mission is to ensure that every student develops the critical-thinking and self-assessment skills necessary to build a strong academic and social foundation that will allow for a smooth transition to high school, college, and beyond. This will also allow our students to be responsible citizens who can manage future global challenges. The core values that guide all of our practices are perseverance, achievement, and citizenship. We are a Leader in Me school because we believe that every student has the potential to be a highly effective teenager. We partner with various organizations to support the social, emotional, and academic progress of all students. Our Common-Core aligned curriculum and a wide variety of programs and activities actively involve all students, parents, and staff members in our collaborative learning community.Greenpoint
424 Leonard Street, Brooklyn NY 11222
Yes-14K126, 84K689, 84K693Partially Accessible718-782-2527www.ms126magnet.orgL to Metropolitan Ave-Lorimer St; G to Nassau AveB24, B43, B48, B62, Q59K126UThe John Ericsson Magnet School for Environmental Engineering (M.S. 126)Open411864325105YesNoOpen to students and residents of District 14...Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected...........................................................................................................................................963119Williamsburg Preparatory SchoolWilliamsburg Charter High SchoolWilliamsburg High School for Architecture and Design823786-8Yes, St. Nick's Alliance8am-2:20pmYes—Top only-specific color or style.English as a New LanguageYes–OfferedYesNoYes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichment.SpanishAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentChess, Honors Classes, Spanish, Technology, Tutorial Academies, Visual ArtsBeacon Program; Billion Oyster Project; Brooklyn Tech STEM Pipeline/DREAM program; Chess Team; College Access For All; Extended Learning Sessions; International Science Club (NASA Space Camp); Leo Club; MSQI Debate Team; NYC DDC Young Engineers Program; SHSAT Prep; Underwater Robotics/SeaPerchBaseballSoftballFlag Football, NetballBaseball, Boys and Girls Basketball (NIKE Classic and D14 League), Netball, Soccer, Softball11222BROOKLYN3013349930677883027120001Greenpoint-73.94862540.7198191414K157The Benjamin Franklin Magnet School for Civic Leadership in Health and Science (P.S./I.S. 157)As a Leader in Me school, and through partnerships with the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, BEAM Center (Engineering), Common Threads (Culinary Arts), Urban Advantage (Science Inquiry), Prospect Park Zoo, Engine 211/Ladder 119 of the FDNY, Woodhull Hospital (Health), and Heights and Hills, P.S./I.S. 157 is a school where we believe our scholars learn by doing. We are a pre-K through eighth grade school with a concentration on student leadership, health, engineering, and science. We focus on project-based learning and —creating products from wood and clay to solve problems, growing greens for salads for our cafeteria in our state-of-the-art hydroponics lab, and coding to bring robots to life (just to name a few). We are a dual-language school with a passion for science in the public interest. We train our scholars in STEAM-related fields and we're proud that our scholars are inventors, builders, dreamers, leaders, and doers.Bedford-Stuyvesant
850 Kent Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11205
NoNot Accessible718-622-9285schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolG to Classon AveB38, B44, B44-SBS, B48, B54, B57, B62K157UMagnet School for Civic Leadership in Health and ScienceOpen13334221558NoYesOpen to students and residents of District 14Priority to students residing in the elementary school zoneThen to students and residents of District 14....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above...........................................................................................................................................85167Brooklyn Community Arts & Media High School (BCAM)86479K-8No8am-2:20pmYesEnglish as a New Language, Dual Language: SpanishYes–OfferedYesNoYes–Saturday programBallroom Dancing, Community Garden, Debate, Greenhouse Classroom, Music, Rock Band, Visual ArtsAfter-School Test Preparation; After-School Homework Assistance; Basketball; Baseball; Coding; College Access for All; Comic Book Club; Culinary Arts; Dance; Drama; Debate Team; DJ'ing; Engineering; Fabrication Lab/Maker Space; Gardening; Goodwill Industries After-School Partnership until 5:30pm; Lighthouse Team; Middle School Quality Initiative; Mighty Milers; Project Green Reach; Robotics; Rock Band; Soccer; Student Council; Swimming; Tennis; Urban Advantage; Visual Arts; Wellness TeamBaseball, Basketball, Dance, Fitness Club, Soccer, Tennis, Volleyball11205BROOKLYN30333123730546713018970013Bedford-73.95957140.6954173131R861Staten Island School of Civic LeadershipThe Staten Island School of Civic Leadership recognizes that individuals in a society must be educated to be good citizens. We are focused on fostering a culture of excellence in the acquisition of essential skills in all educational disciplines through a school-wide core curriculum that orchestrates diversity in learning styles and the needs, interests, and abilities of individual learners. We are founded on the belief that civic leadership is education in action for the good of all people within a global society. Our students will develop the skills they need to make informed decisions as independent critical thinkers who understand their democratic rights as private individuals and their civic responsibilities as public participants in a network of social and political communities. Ultimately, with family partnerships deeply embedded in our foundation, our students will become disciplined, courageous leaders who are inspired to make a difference in America's civic purpose.Graniteville
280 Regis Drive, Staten Island NY 10314
NoFully Accessible718-697-5250sisclnyc.comN/AS40, S46, S48, S90, S96, S98, X12, X17, X17A, X17J, X19, X30, X42R861UThe Staten Island School of Civic LeadershipOpen476131652675YesNoOpen to students and residents of District 31Priority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students residing in the elementary school zoneThen to students and residents of District 31....Last year, this program only admitted students from priority group 1.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above............................................................................................................................................975341Susan E. Wagner High SchoolPort Richmond High SchoolCurtis High School89906Gr K-8No8:05am-2:25pmYes—Official uniform must be purchased.English as a New LanguageYes—OfferedNoNoNoSpanishAlgebra I, Living Environment, US HistoryArt, Computer Science, iLearn, Music, World LanguagesBallet/Jazz/Tap Dancing; Band; Chess; Chorus; Debate Team; Generation Citizen; Karate; The Leader in Me/Steven Covey Program; Martial Arts; Music; NYCID/SONYC After-School Program; Peer Mediation; Peer Tutoring; Student Government; Robotics; STEM Club; Student Lighthouse Teams; Test Preparation CoursesDevelopmental BasketballDevelopmental Basketball, Fitness Club, Flag FootballBoys and Girls Basketball Teams10314STATEN IS501493030150324815016530001Mariner's Harbor-Arlington-Port Ivory-Graniteville-74.16427740.6206761414K050John D. Wells (M.S. 50)Middle School 50 is located in the Southside of the Williamsburg section of Brooklyn. M.S. 50 has partnered with El Puente, a nationally-renowned community human rights organization, to create a new community school. Our mission at M.S. 50 is to promote youth leadership through academics, arts, athletics, and activism and to empower student voice by providing opportunities for students to engage in inquiry-based and project-based learning. In all content areas, students at M.S. 50 are taught to make evidenced-based arguments and to justify their opinions using persuasive academic language. In addition to receiving a rigorous academic education, M.S. 50 students will be able to select from a rich variety of enrichment activities (debate, concert band, drumline, robotics, theater, art, photography, step, guitar, yearbook, dance, sports, chess, and more) and academic advancement opportunities during our Expanded Learning Time.Williamsburg
183 South 3rd Street, Brooklyn NY 11211
Yes-14K050, 84K182Not Accessible718-387-4184schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolL to Bedford Ave; J, M, Z to Marcy Ave; G to Metropolitan Ave-Lorimer StB24, B32, B39, B44, B44-SBS, B46, B60, B62, Q54, Q59K050MJohn D. Wells (M.S. 50) Spanish Dual Language ProgramScreened: Language1513466624YesYesOpen to students and residents of Brooklyn...Preference is given to the following students: English Language Learners (ELLs), Heritage Language Speakers of the target language, Participants of elementary school-level Dual Language and Transitional Bilingual Education programs in the target language........K050SJohn D. Wells (M.S. 50)Screened30973551466NoYesOpen to students and residents of BrooklynPriority to students and residents of District 14Then to students and residents of Brooklyn.......Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAcademic and Personal BehaviorsAttendanceFinal 4th Grade Report Card.............................................................................................................................842116El Puente Academy for Peace and JusticeWilliamsburg Preparatory SchoolAutomotive High School852896-8Yes, El Puente8:40am-4pmYes—Official uniform provided by schoolEnglish as a New Language, Transitional Bilingual Education: SpanishNoYes–Before-SchoolYes–Academic support and enrichment.Yes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichment.SpanishAdvanced Math, Band, Chess, Community Mural Painting, Dance, Debate, Drum Line, Graphic Novel Writing, Photography, Robotics, SHSAT Prep, TheaterBeacon After-School Program; College Exploration and Trips; Early Career/College Awareness; Integrated Arts Project with El Puente; Peer mentoring; RAPP Leaders; School Dances; Service Learning Opportunities; SHSAT Prep; Soapbox Derby; STEM and Debate Mentoring Programs with Elementary Students; Staff vs Student Games (Basketball, Football, Softball, Volleyball); Student Government; Talent Show; Warrior FitnessBaseball, Flag FootballBaseball, Basketball, Flag Football, Karate, Soccer, Track and Field, Volleyball11211BROOKLYN3013452330631283024190001North Side-South Side-73.96027540.7117041414K071Juan Morel Campos Secondary SchoolAn education at Juan Morel Campos School of the Arts provides an opportunity for a seamless experience across middle and high school. Over the course of seven years, we build strong relationships with families, between students and teachers, and between students. Our sequence of arts programs is designed to expose students to all disciplines during middle school, with the opportunity to specialize once entering high school, including the possibility of earning the Arts Endorsed Regents Diploma. Partnerships with a variety of professional arts organizations give students exposure to what awaits them if they choose to enroll in college as arts majors, join a conservatory program, or pursue professional work in the arts. Our academics are programmed for college readiness, and our College Bound Initiative office begins the college process with middle school college trips. Eighth grade honors classes offer Regents exams in Algebra and Living Environment.Williamsburg
215 Heyward Street, Brooklyn NY 11206
Yes-14K071, 84K037Partially Accessible718-302-7900www.juanmorelcampos.comZ to Marcy Ave; J, M to Hewes St; G to BroadwayB24, B32, B39, B43, B44, B44-SBS, B46, B48, B57, B60, B62, Q54, Q59K071SJuan Morel Campos Secondary SchoolScreened265752325115NoYesOpen to students and residents of BrooklynPriority to students and residents of District 14Then to students and residents of Brooklyn....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAttendance and PunctualityFinal 4th Grade Report Card...........................................................................................................................................84126Juan Morel Campos Secondary SchoolBrooklyn Preparatory High School805346-12Yes, Grand Street Settlement, INC.8am-3:30pmYes—Top and bottom-specific colors or stylesEnglish as a New Language, Transitional Bilingual Education: YiddishYes–OfferedYesYes–For incoming sixth graders and for academic support and enrichment.Yes–Saturday programSpanishAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentBand, Computer Graphics, Dance, Theater, Visual ArtAeronautics Club; Band; College Bound Initiative; Dance Team; Fashion Club; Film Club; Literacy and Math Tutoring; Morning Study Hall; Mural Club; National Junior Honor Society; Robotics Club; School's Out NYC (SONYC) After-School Program; Student Leaders; Theater Club; Urban Gardening; Visual Arts ClubBaseballFitness Club, SoccerBasketball, Coed Baseball11206BROOKLYN3013352930610643022270001Williamsburg-73.95314640.7036241414K084Jose de Diego Magnet School of Visual Arts and Sciences (P.S./M.S. 84)At P.S. 84, students become lifelong learners. Our diverse, child-centered environment fosters self-confidence and mutual respect. Using the RULER approach, we work closely with parents and with Williamsburg's talented community to nurture the social, emotional, and educational lives of all students. We strive to integrate skills that are essential to effective teaching and learning, sound decision making, physical and mental health, and success in school and beyond. As a Leader in Me school, the students are engaged in 21st century leadership and life skills to create a culture of student empowerment based on the idea that every child can be a leader. Our 1,500-square foot hydroponic rooftop greenhouse laboratory provides students with opportunities for hands-on learning and problem solving in real-world scenarios while enhancing our STEAM curriculum (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Mathematics).Williamsburg
250 Berry Street, Brooklyn NY 11211
NoNot Accessible718-384-8063ps84k.orgL to Bedford Ave; J, M, Z to Marcy AveB24, B32, B39, B44, B44-SBS, B46, B60, B62, Q54, Q59K084LP.S. 84 Jose de Diego Magnet School of Visual Arts and SciencesLimited Unscreened22755332187NoYesOpen to students and residents of District 14Priority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students and residents of the elementary school zone who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of District 14 who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of the elementary school zone.Then to students and residents of District 14...Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above.......K084MSpanish Dual Language ProgramScreened: LanguageN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AOpen to students and residents of Brooklyn......Preference is given to the following students: English Language Learners (ELLs), Heritage Language Speakers of the target language, Participants of elementary school-level Dual Language and Transitional Bilingual Education programs in the target language...............................................................................................................................912310Northside Charter High SchoolWilliamsburg Preparatory School82793K-8No8:20am-2:40pmYes—Top and bottom-specific colors or stylesEnglish as a New Language, Dual Language: SpanishYes–OfferedYesNoNoSpanishAccelerated Math/Science Courses, Advisory Program, Art, Book Clubs, Coding, Cooking, Dance, Debate Team, ELA/Math Extended Learning Sessions, Greenhouse Classroom, Homework Help, Middle Career/College Awareness, Photography, Pop Music Combo, School Quality Initiative ExpandED After-School Program for ALL, Soccer, Specialized High School Exam Preparation Program, Step, Stock Market, Student Council, Technology, YearbookCoding; Graffiti Art; Pop Music Combo; Glee; Step; Dance; Soccer; Theater; Technology; Cooking Around the World; Photography; 3-D Printing; Yearbook; Ballroom Dancing; Robotics; Williamsburg Movement and Arts Specialized High School Preparation; Art Portfolio; Specialized High School Preparation; Leader in Me Student Lighthouse Team; Student Wellness Committee; Respect for All Club; School Store; Spirit WeekDevelopmental Basketball, Flag Football, Flag Rugby, Floor Hockey, SoccerGirls Basketball Team, Step Team11249BROOKLYN3013455130627663023910001North Side-South Side-73.96340.7147851414K318I.S. 318 Eugenio Maria De HostosWe offer a wide variety of courses and special programs to interest every child. The school also provides an accelerated program filled with challenging courses. Parents appreciate the organized and traditional atmosphere of I.S. 318. We believe in offering the widest number of choices and programs for students at a very high level. For example, we offer an amazing music program, national championship chess team, strong robotics program, numerous championship sports teams, and a full range of arts offerings. Students may take up to four Regents courses by graduation and we currently offer nearly fifty after-school programs for our students. We believe that students should have the opportunity to engage in high level programs beyond their core classes. Whether you want to join our rock band, perform in our dance company, pitch on our championship baseball team, create works of art in our ceramics lab, cook a delicious dish in our cooking room, play your trumpet at Carnegie Hall, or checkmate the best chess players in our nation, I.S. 318 offers something to challenge every student.Williamsburg
101 Walton Street, Brooklyn NY 11206
NoPartially Accessible718-782-0589is318.comJ, M to Lorimer St; G to BroadwayB15, B43, B44, B44-SBS, B46, B47, B48, B57, B60K318MEugenio Maria de Hostos (I.S. 318)Screened7491422278332YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 14...4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAcademic and Personal BehaviorsAttendanceFinal 4th Grade Report Card.......K318NIS 318 Chess ProgramScreened40954179624YesYesOpen to students and residents of Brooklyn......4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAcademic and Personal BehaviorAttendanceEntrance AssessmentFinal 4th Grade Report Card..............................................................................................................................963935Williamsburg Charter High SchoolWilliamsburg Preparatory SchoolHigh School for Health Professions and Human Services8812496-8No8:20am-2:40pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageNoYesYes–Academic support and enrichment.Yes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichment.SpanishAlgebra I, Earth Science, Living Environment, Spanish, US HistoryBotany, Broadway, Ceramics, Chess, Computer Coding, Concert Band, Cooking, Dance, Drama, Engineering, Fashion, Guitar, Jazz Band, Journalism, Keyboarding, Multimedia, Painting, Photography, Robotics, Stock Market, Video Game Design, Visual Arts, Web DesignAcademic Olympics; Art History; Band; Baseball; Basketball; Botany; Broadway; Ceramics; Cheerleading; Chess; Chorus; Computers; Cooking; Dance; Drama; Fashion; Filmmaking; Fitness; Flag Football; Floor Hockey; Guitar; Handball; Homework Help; Jazz Band; Keyboarding; Marching Band; Math; Outdoor Garden; Photography; Robotics; Science Club; Stock Market Club; Student Government; Tennis; Video Game Design; Visual Arts; Volleyball; Web DesignFlag Football, Floor Hockey, SoftballBaseball, Boys Basketball, Fitness, Girls Basketball, Girls Softball, Handball, Volleyball11206BROOKLYN3013350930613283022460001Williamsburg-73.94886940.70251414K577Conselyea Preparatory SchoolOur students benefit from the individualized instruction and academic guidance offered by our staff members. Students receive personalized attention in our family-oriented community. Our parents recognize the efforts of our professional staff who work together to provide students with the best education in a close-knit community that emphasizes individualized instruction.Williamsburg
208 North 5th Street, Brooklyn NY 11211
Yes-14K017, 14K577Not Accessible718-486-6211ms577.netL to Bedford Ave; J, M, Z to Marcy Ave; G to Metropolitan Ave-Lorimer StB24, B32, B39, B44, B44-SBS, B46, B48, B60, B62, Q54, Q59K577MConselyea Preparatory SchoolScreened507724229121YesNoOpen to students and residents of District 14...Academic and Personal BehaviorsAttendance and PunctualityAttendance at an Open House/School Tour...........................................................................................................................................1005342Northside Charter High SchoolWilliamsburg Preparatory SchoolHigh School for Health Professions and Human Services935026-8No8am-2:20pmYes—Top and bottom-specific colors or stylesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–ExpectedYesYesYesSpanishAlgebra I, Living Environment, SpanishEnrichment Clubs: Ballroom Dancing, Band, Computer Programing, Drama, Game Club, Go Green, Health and Fitness, Home Economics, Knitting, Newspaper, Ping-Pong, Soccer, STEAM, Videography, Visual Arts, Yearbook, Yoga Young Performers. Middle School 577 also offers every seventh-grade student to participate in the New York Specialized High School Exam Preparation Program. Our school also offers every student the opportunity to participate in the daily after-school program sponsored by St. Nick's.After-School Prep for: Specialized High School Admissions Test (SHSAT), Test for Admission into Catholic High Schools (TACHS), NYS ELA and Math Exams; Band and Chorus; Baseball; Drama; Flag Football; Full OST/Compass Program On-Site for Registered Students; Guitar; Track; Soccer; Unleashed; Visual ArtsBaseballTrack and FieldFitness Club, Flag Football, Track and FieldBasketball, Dance, Drama11211BROOKLYN3013451930623373023450001North Side-South Side-73.95671640.7153511414K582M.S. 582 - The Upper AcademyM.S. 582, The Upper Academy, offers students a rigorous academic experience across content areas grounded in The Leader in Me-7 Habits of Highly Effective Teens. M.S. 582 students will graduate with a digital portfolio of projects that include performance-based assessments, academic unit projects, community projects, digital photography, video clips, writing pieces, and reflection essays. Our highly effective teachers guide students as they engage in hands-on projects in our state-of-the-art MAC computer lab and fabrication lab that supports web design, arts portfolios, animation, robotics, coding, woodworking, architectural design modeling, clay work, 3-D print modeling, and urban planning. In our Greenhouse classroom students are becoming urban gardeners while growing fresh fruits and vegetables. Our students have the opportunity to work with our partners at the BEAM Center, Urban Arts, Salvadori Center, BRIC Media Arts, NY Sunworks, CUNY CityTech, and Pratt Institute. All of our specialized STEM /STEAM programming is designed with college- and career-readiness in mind, including our Specialized High School Admissions Test Prep program.Bushwick
207 Bushwick Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11206
Yes-14K196, 14K582Not Accessible718-456-8218www.Magnet582.comL to Montrose AveB24, B43, B48, B57, B60, Q54, Q59K582UM.S. 582-The Magnet School for Multimedia Technology and Urban PlanningOpen22156331979NoYesOpen to students and residents of Districts 14, 24, 30, and 32.Priority to students and residents of District 14Then to students and residents of Districts 24, 30, and 32...Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected...........................................................................................................................................97298Williamsburg Preparatory SchoolWilliamsburg Charter High SchoolPROGRESS High School for Professional Careers932656-8Yes, Grand Street Settlement, INC.8am-2:20pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–OfferedYesYes–Academic support for certain students.Yes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichment.3-D Print Modeling, Animation, Architecture Design, Chess, Clay Work, Coding, Cooking, Dance, Digital Photography, Game Design, Greenhouse Project Hydroponic Classroom Urban Gardening, Mobile App Development, Robotics, Theater, Urban Planning, Videography, Vital Brooklyn Youth Farmer's Market, Web Design, WoodworkingDaily After-School Program Sponsored by St. Nick's; New Outdoor Sports Facility; Specialized High School Admissions Test Preparation Program; Specialized High School Art Portfolio Preparation; Student Council/Student MediationDevelopmental Basketball, SoccerBoys and Girls Basketball, Football, Karate, Soccer, Track, Volleyball, Wrestling11206BROOKLYN3013448530710243030460001Bushwick South-73.94000240.7087231414K586Lyons Community SchoolOur staff cares about our students as individuals and learners, working hard to make school a positive, successful experience for them. Students benefit from exciting learning opportunities, such as weekly field studies trips, science projects, visual arts, and creative writing activities. Families appreciate our small environment where students get individual support, dance, arts, technology, and an array of learning experiences. Families also appreciate how our teachers work together with them to support their children. Students have advisory every day, which includes a dedicated adviser who makes ongoing contact with their advisee. Lyons is a Restorative Justice school, meaning that when a student harms the community, the expectation is that the consequence be focused on restoring the community and growing from the experience. We want our students to learn to be more thoughtful, curious, well-rounded, and compassionate people. As a secondary school, students can stay through high school. We are part of the NYS Performance Standards Consortium, which means students do extensive essays, experiments, and presentations instead of most Regents. Students call teachers by their first name and do not wear uniforms.East Williamsburg
223 Graham Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11206
Yes-14K449, 14K454, 14K586Not Accessible718-782-0918lyonscommunityschool.orgL to Grand St; J, M to Lorimer St; G to Metropolitan Ave-Lorimer StB24, B43, B46, B48, B60, Q54, Q59, S54, S57, S61, X10, X10B, X11K586LLyons Community SchoolLimited Unscreened39187661467YesYesOpen to students and residents of Brooklyn and QueensPriority to students and residents of Brooklyn and Queens who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of Brooklyn and Queens....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above...........................................................................................................................................8261Lyons Community School814966-12No8:40am-3pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageYes–OfferedYesYes–Academic support for certain students.Yes–Saturday program for certain students.Art, Chess, Dance, Field Studies (weekly academic-based field trips), Justice Panel, Music, Peer Mediation, Peer Group Connection (mentoring class)Boys/Girls Club; Chess; Circle Keeping; Dance; Gay-Straight Alliance; Grand Street Settlement After-School Program; Homework Help; Literacy Support; Outdoor Adventure; Math Club; Middle School Musical; STEM; Student Government; Visual Arts; Youth CommitteeBasketball LeagueBasketball LeagueBasketball, Flag Football, Soccer, Volleyball, Wrestling11206BROOKLYN3013450530708253030250001East Williamsburg-73.94364140.7099411414K614Young Women's Leadership School of BrooklynOur school is part of a national network of excellent all-girls college prep schools. Our school is guided by teachers and staff who nurture students' intellectual curiosity and work to empower young women. We believe that all students can achieve high standards in every area including math, science, and technology. We have a very supportive environment that includes daily advisory. Part of a network of Young Women's Leadership Network (YWLN) schools, we are an all-girls school with a mission to prepare young women to be successful leaders in their communities. Every YWLN school is supported by the CollegeBound Initiative (CBI) which ensures college access and financial aid options for every student. We work with parents as partners in preparing every student for post-secondary opportunities.Bushwick
325 Bushwick Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11206
Yes-14K147, 14K614Not Accessible718-387-5641tywlsbrooklyn.orgL to Montrose Ave; J, M to Flushing AveB15, B43, B46, B47, B48, B57, B60, Q54, Q59K614MThe Young Women's Leadership School of BrooklynScreened40680551674NoNoAll-girls school; Open to Students and Residents of Brooklyn...4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAttendance and PunctualityFinal 4th Grade Report CardWriting Assignment and Group Interview at Open House...........................................................................................................................................943416Young Women's Leadership School of Brooklyn864066-12No8am-2:30pmYes—Official uniform must be purchasedEnglish as a New LanguageYes–OfferedYesYes–Academic support for certain students.Yes–Saturday program for test prepSpanishBallet; Technology; Introduction to Guitar; Modern Dance; AdvisoryArts Program; CollegeBound Initiative (CBI) Early Career/College Awareness; College Visits; Dance Program; Environmental Club; Gaming Club; Girls Leadership Institute Camp; Leadership supported through YWLN network-wide resources; Newspaper; Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) Programs; Spirit Week; Sports and Arts Foundation (SASF) After-School Program; Student Government; Talent Show; TheaterDevelopmental BasketballTrack11206BROOKLYN3013448530714183030910001Bushwick South-73.93940740.7052041616K035M.S. 035 Stephen DecaturStephen Decatur Middle School 35 is a catalyst for an array of activities and programs that meet the needs of the Bedford-Stuyvesant community. All educators and students are exposed to a variety of technology devices for effective instructional delivery and implementation. Parents at Stephen Decatur Middle School 35 feel comfortable knowing that our small school community provides students with individualized instruction that addresses their individual strengths and areas in need of improvement. As a community of gifted and talented individuals our mission is to forge and foster a collaborative partnership with parents and caretakers to ensure that every student acquires standards-based skills and concepts and will meet or surpass grade-level academic performance outcomes.Bedford-Stuyvesant
272 Macdonough Street, Brooklyn NY 11233
Yes-16K035, 16K628Not Accessible718-574-2345schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolA, C to Utica AveB15, B25, B26, B43, B46, B46-SBS, B52, B65K035UStephen Decatur Middle School 35Open15771361258NoYesOpen to students and residents of District 16...Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected...........................................................................................................................................792215Brooklyn Emerging Leaders Academy982456-8No8am-2:20pmYes–Top, bottom, and shoes-specific colors or styles.English as a New LanguageNoNoYes–Academic support and enrichment.Yes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichmentFrenchAlgebra IArt, DanceArt Club; Dance Ensemble; EYES Girls Mentorship Program; KINGS Boys Mentorship Program; Marcus Academy; Peer Mediation; SCO-Family of Services Beacon Program for all families; Student Government; Urban Advantage Science CurriculumBasketball11233BROOKLYN3033627330470543016740011Stuyvesant Heights-73.93596340.6818961616K057M.S. 57 The Ron Brown AcademyM.S. 57 The Ron Brown Academy prepares all scholars to achieve academic mastery while developing strong character and creative expression through the Arts. Our scholars strive for excellence in all that they do in school and beyond. As the only middle school in District 16 to offer a full Creative Arts Program, we are dedicated to providing all students with universal access to high-quality arts education: visual and vocal arts, dance and theater. Our After-school and Saturday Academy programs benefit our parents and students because they offer extended learning experiences beyond the normal school schedule with a focus on academic enrichment, sports, and the arts.Bedford-Stuyvesant
125 Stuyvesant Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11221
Yes-16K057, 16K688, 84K892Not Accessible718-574-2357schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolM, Z to Myrtle Ave; J to Kosciusko StB15, B38, B43, B46, B46-SBS, B47, B52, B54, Q24K057URon Brown Academy (M.S. 57)Open12038231367NoNoOpen to students and residents of District 16...Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected...........................................................................................................................................802514George Westinghouse Career and Technical Education High SchoolBrooklyn Community Arts & Media High School (BCAM)941996-8No8:15am-2:35pmYes—Top and bottom-specific colors or stylesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–10-30 hours expected by graduationYesYes–For incoming sixth graders.Yes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichment.Algebra IDance, Theater, Visual Art, Vocal ArtsAdvisory Program; Award-Winning Step Team; Broadway Junior; Cooking; Dance Team; Drama; Girls and Boys Honors Program; Martial Arts; Mentoring Programs; Morning Academic Enrichment; Peer Mediation; Photography; Sports and Arts After-School Program; Student Government; TechnologyBasketball, Double Dutch, Flag Football11221BROOKLYN3033629130438223016160001Stuyvesant Heights-73.93369740.6912741616K267M.S. 267 Math, Science & TechnologyAt M.S. 267, we have high expectations for all our scholars and we uphold the philosophy that all students can excel. Our students are exposed to Common Core aligned instruction each and every day. Teachers integrate technology such as SMART Boards, MacBooks and Google Classroom in their lessons to enhance learning and engage students. Each student has a laptop available for use through the school's state-of-the-art technology lab, including brand new MacBook Pros with Retina Display and 3D Printing. M.S. 267 provides a nurturing, supportive environment where diversity is celebrated. Students are also supported on their paths to success through a collaborative partnership between parents and staff. Parents appreciate our engaging, rich, challenging, and developmental curriculum as well as the ongoing communication from staff.Bedford-Stuyvesant
800 Gates Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11221
Yes-16K267, 84K648, 84K649Partially Accessible718-574-2318ms267.orgZ to Gates Ave; J to Kosciusko StB15, B26, B38, B43, B46, B46-SBS, B47, B52, Q24K267UThe Math, Science & Technology Institute (M.S. 267)Open17265241892NoYesOpen to students and residents of District 16...Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected.......K267AThe Math, Science & Technology Institute (M.S. 267) Gifted and Talented ProgramComposite Score1013467518YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 16.......4th Grade New York State ELA Exam: 17.5%4th Grade New York State Math Exam: 17.5%Academic and Personal Behaviors: 15%Attendance: 5%Final 4th Grade Report Card: 45%..............................................................................................................................894128Benjamin Banneker Academy892676-8No8:20am-2:40pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageNoYesYesYesAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentDance, High School Level Algebra, Living Environment, Regents Debate3-D Printing/Robotics; Basketball; Chess; Cooking; Cosmetology; Culture Club; Debate Club; Guitar; Mentoring; Tae Kwon DoBoys Basketball League, Fitness ClubBasketball11221BROOKLYN3033629330446573016360001Stuyvesant Heights-73.93227540.688322121K099P.S. 099 Isaac AsimovP.S. 99, located in the Midwood Section of Brooklyn, is a prekindergarten to eighth-grade school which serves a population of students from culturally diverse backgrounds. We are a collaborative school community dedicated to achieving high standards of academic excellence for all of our students. We work together to address the academic and social needs of our children. Citizenship is promoted and a love for learning is perpetuated. Through high quality standard-driven instruction, a nurturing environment, and the development of civic, social, and technological skills necessary to function productively in the world community, we create a community of lifelong learners. We have created building-wide wireless internet access and are proud that each student is provided with a personal tablet. All students utilize interactive digital curriculum throughout their courses. We have a computer lab that utilizes the latest technology available to us and each classroom has access to SMART Board technology.Midwood
1120 East 10th Street, Brooklyn NY 11230
NoNot Accessible718-338-9201schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolF to Bay Parkway-22nd Ave; B, Q to Ave JB11, B6, B68, B9K099ZIsaac Asimov (P.S. 99)ZonedOpen to continuing 5th grade students and students residing in the zonePriority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students residing in the zone.....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups...............................................................................................................973334Midwood High SchoolFranklin Delano Roosevelt High SchoolJohn Dewey High School91876Gr K-8No8am-2:20pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageNoYes–After-SchoolNoYes–Saturday programItalianAlgebra I, Earth ScienceStart-Up Instrumental Band ProgramCASA (students work with experienced staff of the Intrepid Sea Air and Space Museum in an interdisciplinary approach); Chess; Community Service; Drama; Penny Harvest; TechnologyBasketball11230BROOKLYN3124445431714783065350011Ocean Parkway South-73.96559540.6215651616K308P.S. / I.S. 308 Clara CardwellOur students benefit from a creative environment that allows them to express their talents through a variety of mediums. Parents are drawn to our school because our staff fosters a sense of partnership and community. We collaborate to create goals for our students both inside and out of the classroom. We expose our students to the highest level of technology in our state-of-the-art computer labs and enrich our staff with ongoing professional development. Our focus at P.S./M.S. 308 is to foster a lifelong love of learning within our students through sustainable systems which are leading us into the 21st century. We are the home of the rising stars!Bedford-Stuyvesant
616 Quincy Street, Brooklyn NY 11221
Yes-16K308, 84K406Partially Accessible718-571-6960schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolJ to Kosciusko StB15, B26, B38, B43, B46, B46-SBS, B47, B52, Q24K308UThe Clara Cardwell Elementary and Middle School (P.S./M.S. 308)Open1064425946NoYesOpen to students and residents of District 16Priority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students residing in the elementary school zoneThen to students and residents of District 16....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above...........................................................................................................................................58141PROGRESS High School for Professional CareersBoys and Girls High SchoolBrooklyn Emerging Leaders Academy73275K-8Yes, Partnership with Children, Inc.8am-2:20pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–ExpectedYesYes–Academic support and enrichment.Yes–Saturday programAlgebra I, ChemistryCollege and Career Readiness, Foreign Language, High School Regents Preparation Classes, Specialized High School Preparation ClassesChess; Chorus; Dean's Exclusive Leadership Club; Empowering Boys Initiative; Fly Yoga; Girl's Empowerment; Hip Hop Dance; Partnership with Children; Rise Youth Athletics; School Newspaper; Steel Pan Drum; Student Government; Technology; The Sports and Arts After-School Program; Visual Art; YearbookDevelopmental BasketballBadminton, Fitness Club, GymnasticsBasketball, Flag Football, Soccer, Volleyball11221BROOKLYN3033629330444933016300001Stuyvesant Heights-73.93549940.6886951616K681Madiba Prep Middle SchoolMadiba Prep Middle School of Social Justice and Innovation is a District 16 school serving scholars in grades 6-8. We are a learning community where scholars are steeped in the rigorous pursuit of critical thinking skills, communication and technological literacy, self-awareness, and social and character development. Parents and community stakeholders support the development of scholars who are productive, contributing citizens in the local and global contexts. Our learning projects will position scholars to take the information that they have learned and propose a solution to a real-world problem within their local community and make connections to our global community. Our students have access to Theater, Art, Jazz, Tap, Hip-Hop, Digital Music Production, Fabrication Lab, Fencing, Golf, Archery, and a range of clubs and teams, and national travel opportunities. From video game and APP design to boat making, Botany and Space Camp we offer activities that nurture and stimulate scholars. We offer a warm and caring environment with a variety of learning opportunities that include double period Honors English, Algebra, and Living Environment Regents classes. After-school provides an eclectic mix of activities and academic support.Bedford-Stuyvesant
1014 Lafayette Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11221
Yes-16K026, 16K681Not Accessible718-574-2804MadibaPrep.comM, Z to Myrtle Ave; J to Kosciusko StB15, B38, B46, B46-SBS, B47, B52, B54, Q24K681UMadiba Prep School of Social Justice and InnovationOpen14769251575NoYesOpen to students and residents of District 16...Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected...........................................................................................................................................94288Benjamin Banneker Academy871596-8Yes, The Leadership Program8am-2:20pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–OfferedYesYesYes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichment.SpanishAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentAPP Design; Archery; Dance; Debate Team; Digital Music/Coding; Fencing; Foreign Language; Golf; Regents-Algebra I; Regents-Living Environment; Specialized High School Prep Class; Boys and Girls Step Team, Tap; Theater; Video Game Design; Visual ArtBedford Academy Regents Prep; Boat Making; Boys Step Team; Carnegie Hall Chorus; CHAMPS; Chess-in-School; Community Service Outreach; Dance; Debate Team; Digital Music Production; Drumming; Entrepreneurship; Fencing; Field Trips/Travel; Girls Step Team; Google Scratch Programming; Guitar; LEGO Mindstorms Robotics; Morning Academic Enrichment; Morning Burn; Nike Basketball Team; Photography and Art; Sports Stats; Student Government; YogaGirls Basketball LeagueFlag Football, VolleyballArchery, Boys and Girls Fencing, Coed Tennis, Double Dutch, Girls Basketball, Golf, Track and Field11221BROOKLYN3033629133938053016160001Stuyvesant Heights-73.93173140.6921261717K002Parkside Preparatory AcademyParkside Preparatory Academy is an institution that values learning for everyone in the community—–parents, students, and staff. The wealth of resources available to all allows each learner to excel and to engage in diverse learning experiences. From academics and sports to learning how to cook and exploring career options, our school provides it all. We are a multicultural haven that embraces diversity and promotes respect for all. Our school program builds a strong foundation in preparing students for life, college, and career. A number of school committees and affiliates support our students. Our school is safe, nurturing, personalized, and embraces core values of honesty, integrity, trust, accountability, compassion, collaboration, courage, and reflection. Parkside Prep provides a private education in a public setting.Prospect Lefferts Gardens
655 Parkside Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11226
Yes—17K002, 75K141, 84K704Fully Accessible718-462-6992facebook.com/parkside-preparatory-academy-at-MS-2-1211815646368722, 5 to Winthrop StB12, B35, B41, B44, B44-SBS, B49K002AThe Leadership ProgramComposite Score26849541258YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 17...4th Grade New York State ELA Exam: 20%4th Grade New York State Math Exam: 20%Academic and Personal Behaviors:10%Attendance: 10%Final 4th Grade Report Card: 40%.......K002UParkside Preparatory AcademyOpen27163441575NoYesOpen to students and residents of District 17Priority to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 17.......Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above..............................................................................................................................933320Clara Barton High SchoolMedgar Evers College Preparatory SchoolKurt Hahn Expeditionary Learning School974936-8No8:10am-2:30pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–OfferedYes–After-SchoolYesYes–Saturday program for test prepSpanishAlgebra I, Living Environment, Spanish, US HistoryAfrican Dance, African Drumming, Band, Chorus, Contemporary Dance, Cooking, Peer Mediation, SHSAT Classes, Spanish, Student Government, ViolinBeacon Program; Career Exploration Affiliates: Young Peoples Chorus of New York-State University of New York-Medgar Evers College-Brooklyn College; Culinary Arts; Dance Club; Debate; Drama; Instrumental Band; Specialized High School Program; STEM Programs; Visual ArtsBasketball LeagueBadminton, NetballNetball, VolleyballBasketball, Fitness Club, Netball11226BROOKLYN3094080233782013050500051Prospect Lefferts Gardens-Wingate-73.95158340.6561831717K061M.S. 061 Dr. Gladstone H. AtwellThe philosophy of M.S. 61 is to expose all students to an enriched, rigorous, academic course of study which will prepare them to compete and excel in today's global economic society. We want to instill a love of literature, scientific inquiry, and mathematical application to prepare students for post-secondary education. Our school community envisions a culture of successful students. Students have the potential to graduate middle school with Regents credit(s).Prospect Lefferts Gardens
400 Empire Boulevard, Brooklyn NY 11225
NoNot Accessible718-774-1002ms61.net3 to Nostrand Ave; 2, 5 to Sterling StB12, B43, B44, B44-SBS, B49K061ABritou-Moore AcademyComposite Score23341331575YesNoOpen to students and residents of District 17...4th Grade New York State ELA Exam: 20%4th Grade New York State Math Exam: 20%Academic and Personal Behaviors: 10%Attendance: 10%Final 4th Grade Report Card: 40%.......K061MMedgar Evers AcademyScreened22237441050NoNoOpen to students and residents of District 17......4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAttendanceFinal 4th Grade Report CardPunctuality......K061UDr. Gladstone H. AtwellOpen228612322106NoNoOpen to students and residents of District 17Priority to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 17..Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups......Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above..................................................................................................................662516Clara Barton High SchoolEdward R. Murrow High SchoolMedgar Evers College Preparatory School687256-8No8am-2:20pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageNoYesYesYesFrench, Italian, SpanishAlgebra I, English, French, Global History, Italian, Living Environment, Spanish, US HistoryCulinary Arts, IReady, Mathletics, Music, Technology Lab, Theater/Drama, Visual Arts, World LanguagesBreast Cancer Walk; College Access for All; College Awareness Week; Concert Band; Design to Learn; FaceLab; Greenkill Science Environmental Center; John Hopkins Center for Talented Youth; New Dawn Mecca Step Program; NYPD Explorers; Robotics; SAT Specialized High School; Senator Hamilton's The Campus; Spirit Day; Senior Chorus; Sports and Arts School Foundation S.T.E.A.M. Program; Staff vs Students Games; Student Government; Teen Thursdays; THRIVE Initiative; Yearbook Committee; Yoga; Winter BallBasketball LeagueBasketball League, Cross Country, SoftballBasketball, Cheerleading, Double Dutch, Girls Basketball League, Step, Track, Volleyball11225BROOKLYN3094032933378723013160015Prospect Lefferts Gardens-Wingate-73.9492240.6640071717K138P.S. 138 BrooklynP.S. 138 truly believes that all students can learn if they are taught properly. With this motto in mind, P.S. 138's students are constantly being exposed to a variety of academic subjects in order to get all students ready for college and career. Our instructional strategies challenge and benefit all of our pupils. We offer an accelerated program designed to promote students' intellectual capacity in all subject areas. Accelerated students are instructed two to three grades above level. P.S. 138 works collaboratively with local colleges in order to promote student learning by preparing students academically and socially. P.S. 138 works with community organizations before, during, and after school to provide students with enrichment activities to excel in their respective subjects. Parents, teachers, and the entire community work collaboratively for the benefit of all of our pupils. Our academic performance for 2016-2017 42.5% of students are levels 3 and 4 in ELA and 39.7 % of level 3 and 4 in Math. 100% passing the Living Environment, Math 1, and Earth Science regents. Graduates went on to attend: Yale, Columbia, Harvard, Howard and universities. PS 138 prepares students to compete on the world's stage. Come and join us.Crown Heights North
760 Prospect Place, Brooklyn NY 11216
Yes-17K138, 84K756Partially Accessible718-467-0800schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolF, S to Park Place; 3, A, C to Nostrand Ave; 2, 5 to President St; 2, 4, 5 to Franklin AveB25, B43, B44, B44-SBS, B45, B48, B49, B65K138UP.S. 138Open18040231574YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 17Priority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students residing in the elementary school zoneThen to students and residents of District 17....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above...........................................................................................................................................913736Clara Barton High SchoolGeorge Westinghouse Career and Technical Education High SchoolBrooklyn School for Music & Theatre87565K-8No8:30am-2:50pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–10-30 hours expected by graduationYesYes–Academic support and enrichment.Yes–Saturday program for certain students.FrenchAlgebra I, Earth Science, Living EnvironmentAmerican History, Ancient Civilization, Coding, French, STEM, Specialized High School Preparation CourseCollege and Career Readiness Club; Dance; New Victory Theater; Visual Art ClubBoys Basketball11216BROOKLYN308363170133307943012330026Crown Heights North-73.95144340.674381717K181P.S. 181 BrooklynOur mission is to effectively prepare students for the 21st century and align their academic experience with real-world demands. Through educational experiences, students can become lifelong learners and obtain the skills for college and career readiness. All stakeholders of the John Steptoe School are dedicated to achieving high standards of academic excellence for our students. To obtain this goal, we promote excellence through high standards of teaching, positive academic behavior, and social and emotional support. To further assist in this endeavor, we provide our students with a safe, supportive, and highly structured learning environment.East Flatbush
1023 New York Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11203
Yes-17K181, 75K396Partially Accessible718-462-5298schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-School2, 5 to Church AveB35, B44, B44-SBS, B49, B8K181UP.S. 181Open149361220100NoNoOpen to students and residents of District 17Priority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students residing in the elementary school zoneThen to students and residents of District 17....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above...........................................................................................................................................833214Clara Barton High SchoolIt Takes a Village Academy19689K-8No8:20am-2:39pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–ExpectedYesYesYesSpanishAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentAlgebra I, English Regents, Living EnvironmentAfrican Drumming; Brooklyn Ballers Basketball Mentoring Program; Cheerleading; Chorus; Dance (Ballet/Modern); Music Contemporary BandDevelopmental Basketball, Double Dutch, Fitness Club, Flag Football, StepElementary Basketball Team, Middle School Basketball Team11203BROOKLYN3174585633277763049040010East Flatbush-Farragut-73.94637440.6482151717K189P.S. 189 The Bilingual CenterP.S. 189 has an extensive performing arts program including our dance ensemble, band, and choir. Parents appreciate the multiple foreign languages we offer and our stimulating academic environment. Blazers are part of the uniform for seventh and eighth grade students. We integrate technology into the classroom through the use of individual laptops, SMART Boards, and projectors. Regents courses are offered in Living Environment, Earth Science, English, Algebra 1, French, and Spanish. An after-school program incorporating academic and extracurricular activities services sixth to eighth graders.Brownsville
1100 East New York Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11212
NoNot Accessible718-756-0210schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-School4 to Crown Hts-Utica Ave; 3 to Sutter Ave-Rutland RoadB12, B14, B15, B17, B45, B46, B46-SBS, B47, B65, B7K189SP.S. 189Screened232442222107YesNoOpen to students and residents of District 17Priority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students residing in the elementary school zoneThen to students and residents of District 17....4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAttendanceFinal 4th Grade Report CardPunctuality...........................................................................................................................................825152Brooklyn High School of the ArtsGeorge Westinghouse Career and Technical Education High SchoolAbraham Lincoln High School901054K-8No8am-2:20pmYesEnglish as a New Language, Dual Language: Haitian Creole, Dual Language: SpanishNoYesYesYes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichment.French, Latin, SpanishAlgebra I, Earth Science, English, French, Living EnvironmentAVID, College PreparationChess Club; Dance; French; Leadership/Advisory Groups; Music; Peer Tutoring; Spanish; Specialized High School Classes; Spoken Word Club; Student Leadership Program; Yoga ClubDance, Fitness Club, WrestlingBasketball11212BROOKLYN3174189230995373045990001Brownsville-73.92624640.6655651717K246M.S. 246 Walt WhitmanOur teachers are trained in Columbia University Reading and Writing program (TCRWP). All staff and students enjoy our integration of technology resources into the classrooms, making us a true 21st-century school. SMART Boards, laptops, iPads, and other mobile labs and devices are used in all classrooms. Walt Whitman provides a high-quality education with a cutting-edge curriculum, an emphasis on innovative learning experiences, accelerated high school courses, and Regents classes, all aligned to the Common Core Curriculum.Flatbush
72 Veronica Place, Brooklyn NY 11226
NoAccessible718-282-5230schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-School2, 5 to Church AveB12, B35, B41, B44, B44-SBS, B49K246AWhitman STEAM AcademyComposite Score1252755525YesNoOpen to students and residents of District 17...4th Grade New York State ELA Exam: 20%4th Grade New York State Math Exam: 20%Academic and Personal Behaviors:10%Final 4th Grade Report Card: 40%.......K246UWalt Whitman (I.S. 246)Open14738231575NoNoOpen to students and residents of District 17Priority to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 17.......Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above..............................................................................................................................901611James Madison High SchoolClara Barton High SchoolEdward R. Murrow High School804136-8No8am-2:20pmYes—Top and bottom-specific colors or stylesEnglish as a New LanguageNoYesYes–Academic support and enrichment.YesSpanishAlgebra I, Living Environment, Spanish, US HistoryArt, Destination Reading, Music, Technology, Access to: I-Ready, MyOn, NOA Evolution Coding System, STEAM Lab for Science, Weather StationBook Club; CAMBA; Chess; Comic Books; COMPASS; Culinary; Dance; Fashion & Design; Film; Gardening; Geek Squad; Homework Help; MOCADA; Music; Photography; Players Club; Science Club; Shirt Design; Soccer; SONYC; Step; WritingDevelopmental BasketballFitness ClubBasketball, Track and Field11226BROOKLYN3174079431173813051100025Erasmus-73.95282140.6486081717K340M.S. 340 North Star AcademyNorth Star Academy is a small learning community that offers a variety of acceleration and enrichment opportunities including advanced Language Arts and Math classes, as well as Regents classes in Living Environment, Algebra, and U.S. History and Government. We offer arts courses in Visual Arts and Music. Our instructional program focuses on project-based instructional and authentic tasks. We are integrating technology throughout instruction through the use of Google Suite Education to help students apply skills and concepts to real-world and post-secondary education. Most classrooms have interactive SMART Boards, laptops, and iPads. In addition, we have a state of the art Science Lab that enables our students to gain hands-on scientific experience. Our extended learning program is partnered with Community Based Organization University Settlement, offering a variety of enrichment activities which allow students to learn new skills and share common interests. Families appreciate the accessibility of administrators and school staff, which helps to build the sense of community that defines our school culture. Additional program partners include Urban Advantage and Teachers and Writers Collaborative (T&W).Prospect Heights
227 Sterling Place, Brooklyn NY 11238
NoNot Accessible718-857-5516schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolB, Q to 7th Ave; 2, 3 to Grand Army PlazaB41, B45, B65, B67, B69K340ANorth Star AcademyComposite Score15522321050NoNoOpen to students and residents of District 17...4th Grade New York State ELA Exam: 20%4th Grade New York State Math Exam: 20%Academic and Personal Behaviors: 10%Attendance: 10%Final 4th Grade Report Card: 40%.......K340LNorth Star AcademyLimited Unscreened10519221050NoNoOpen to students and residents of District 17Priority to students and residents of District 17 who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of District 17.......Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above..............................................................................................................................993221School for Human Rights, TheHigh School for Public Service: Heroes of TomorrowGeorge Westinghouse Career and Technical Education High School782246-8No8:20am-5:40pmYes—Official uniform must be purchasedEnglish as a New LanguageYes–ExpectedYesYes–Academic support for certain students.Yes–Saturday program for test prepSpanishAlgebra I, Living Environment, US HistoryClarinet, Dance, Double Dutch, Music, Visual ArtsARISTA Honor Society; Clarinet; College Access for All (C4All); Cooking; Dance; Debate Team; Digital Storytelling (BRIC); Double Dutch; Drumline; Extended Learning Time (5 days a week); G.E.M.S. (Girl's Empowerment Movement); Green Team; Math Club; Musical Theatre; Science Club; Science Fair; Specialized HS Prep; Student Government; Urban Advantage Family Science Excursions; Visual/Creative Arts; WE School; Winter & Spring Performing Arts ConcertBasketball League, Flag Football, Flag Rugby, Track and FieldLacrosse11238BROOKLYN3083516330290603011640057Prospect Heights-73.9703840.6760941717K352Ebbets Field Middle SchoolEbbets Field Middle School is an international education center, founded in 2005. Ninety percent of our students are immigrants or children of immigrants. We are proud of this heritage and diversity. Our instructional week is five hours longer than similar schools ensuring all students meet and exceed the challenges of the Common Core and city-wide instructional shifts. We are one of four Turnaround Arts schools in NYC. Turnaround is a presidential initiative for academic success through the arts. Marc Anthony is our celebrity partner and is committed to our school's success. All of our curricula, from mathematics to social studies, are infused with the arts. To ensure that our students are college and career ready, every student is given an iPad to experience the curriculum through an interactive, hands-on, minds-on format. We have partnerships that extend learning and guarantee the educational, physical, social, and emotional development of each of our students and families.Crown Heights South
46 Mckeever Place, Brooklyn NY 11225
Yes-17K352, 17K375Not Accessible718-941-5097www.efms352.orgB, F, Q, S to Prospect Park; 2, 3, 4, 5 to Franklin AveB16, B41, B43, B44, B44-SBS, B48, B49K352UEbbets Field Middle School (M.S. 352)Open19653331673NoNoOpen to students and residents of BrooklynPriority to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 17Then to students and residents of Brooklyn....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above...........................................................................................................................................911213William E. Grady Career and Technical Education High School721676-8Yes, Sports and Arts in Schools Foundation, Inc.8:15am-3:55pmYes—Official uniform must be purchasedEnglish as a New LanguageNoYes–Before- and After-SchoolYes–Academic support for certain students.Yes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichment.Academic Support, College Access Program/College Trips, Dance, Drama, Fashion Design, Jewelry Making, Leadership Development, Media Arts (BRIC Museum), Mentoring, Music, Public Speaking, Read 180, Robotics, Step Team, System 44, Visual ArtsAfrican Dance; AmeriCorps; Brooklyn Community Foundation; Dental Services; Film Making; GLOBE/NASA; Instrumental Music; Interboro Psychiatric Center; Journalism; Media; Mentoring; PAL; Partnerships: Medgar Evers College Pipeline, Sports and Arts in Schools Foundation, TurnAround Arts, Brooklyn Museum; Partnerships: Theater; Student Government; Triad Services; US NAVY Sea PerchGirls Basketball LeagueFitness Club, Flag FootballBasketball, Dance, Double Dutch, Soccer, Step, Track and Field11225BROOKLYN3093532530343563013010001Crown Heights South-73.95903140.6650351717K353Elijah Stroud Middle SchoolStudents enjoy being immersed in project-based learning activities that allow them to develop strong computer literacy skills. They also love our clubs and student government, which provide multiple opportunities for them to express their views and build school spirit through a variety of special events. Our school is a hub of daytime, after-school, and weekend activities that combine to create an intimate and child-centered environment that challenges students academically, while allowing them to explore their talents and interests. With fewer than 300 students enrolled each year, we are able to improve academic achievement for our students by personalizing the learning process for each child.Prospect Heights
750 Classon Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11238
Yes-17K316, 17K353Not Accessible718-638-3067www.ms353.orgF, S to Park Place; 4, 5, C to Franklin Ave; 2, 3 to Eastern Parkway-Brooklyn MuseumB25, B41, B44-SBS, B45, B48, B49, B65, B69K353UElijah Stroud Middle SchoolOpen12835221783NoNoOpen to students and residents of District 17Priority to 5th grade students attending PS 316Then to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 17....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above...........................................................................................................................................963014Clara Barton High SchoolBenjamin Banneker Academy861466-8No8:10am-2:30pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageYes–ExpectedNoYes–For incoming sixth graders and for academic support and enrichmentYesPlease contact the school for more information.Please contact the school for more information.Please contact the school for more information.Academic Contests; Accelerated High School Program; After-School Programs; Art; Basketball; Career Fairs; Cheerleaders; Community Partnerships; Curriculum Fairs; Dance; Drama; Drumming; Field Trips; M.S. 353 Honor Society; Music; Service Learning Projects; Specialized High School Classes; Step; Student Government Organization; Talent Explorations; Technology; TrackDanceBasketball, European Team Handball, Flag Football, Soccer, Volleyball11238BROOKLYN3083521530292463011670018Prospect Heights-73.96025440.6744061717K354The School of Integrated LearningAs a college and career bound school, we enrich our scholars with a high-quality curriculum curated to enhance their preparedness for post-secondary education and career. Our curriculum emphasizes Science, Technology, Engineering, the Arts and Math (STEAM) to challenge scholars to develop critical thinking skills. We have partnered with Medgar Evers Preparatory High School to offer the Medgar Evers Academy, which is our most accelerated program. All of our eighth-grade scholars take the Living Environment Regent. All seventh-graders take the eighth-grade NYS Science Test. Scholars in the Integrated Learning Academy K354A and Medgar Evers Academy also graduate with Integrated Algebra and US History Regents. The majority of our scholars get accepted to their first choice high school, with a number of them attending specialized high schools each year. All classrooms have SMART Boards, we have state-of-the-art technology and science labs, a mobile science lab, and laptop carts. Our scholars receive academic intervention services to provide the necessary support to meet the Common Core Learning Standards. Parents are kept informed via auto-dials, email, text updates, a monthly newsletter, and our school website.Crown Heights North
1224 Park Place, Brooklyn NY 11213
Yes-17K354, 84K357Not Accessible718-774-0362www.ms354.com3, 4 to Crown Hts-Utica AveB14, B15, B17, B25, B43, B45, B46, B46-SBS, B65K354AIntegrated Learning AcademyComposite Score1472665525YesNoOpen to students and residents of District 17...Attendance: 10%Final 4th Grade Report Card: 40%New York State Math Exam: 20%New York State ELA Exam: 20%Academic and Personal Behaviors: 10%.......K354USchool of Integrated LearningOpen153411312168NoYesOpen to students and residents of District 17Priority to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 17.......Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above...............................................................................................................................864431Abraham Lincoln High SchoolClara Barton High SchoolBoys and Girls High School952546-8Yes, Counseling In Schools8am-4:25pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–ExpectedYes–After-SchoolYesYesMandarin, SpanishAlgebra I, Living Environment, US HistoryAcademic Intervention Services (AIS), Culinary Arts, Fine Arts (Theater, Visual Art, Dance and Music), Home Economics, Peer Tutoring/Review, Programming (Hour of Code), Regents Preparation Classes, Specialized High School Admissions Test (SHSAT) Preparation Classes, Steel-Pan and GuitarBook Club; Health & Nutrition (Wellness Club); M.S. 354 Steel Orchestra (Steel Pan Music); Nalini Kids (Academic and Fitness Program); Newspaper (M.S. 354 Gazette); Robotics Club; Sports and Arts in Schools Foundation Champions Club (After-School Program); Technology Club; The Arts Club (Dance, Drama, Music/Choir); UNICEF Global Action; Urban Advantage Field TripsBasketball LeagueBasketball LeagueFlag FootballDouble Dutch, Floor Hockey, Girls Basketball, Handball, Soccer, Track and Field11213BROOKLYN3083634330364053013700029Crown Heights North-73.93692440.6727131717K382Academy for College Preparation and Career Exploration: A College Board SchoolThe Academy for College Preparation and Career Exploration promotes academic excellence and guides students along a path to self-discovery that leads them to the successful completion of high school and college. Our personalized education plan begins in sixth grade with an emphasis on mastery of English Language Arts, Mathematics, Career Exploration, and College Readiness. Our rigorous curriculum links academics to real-life situations through customized internships, mentor programs, and community service programs. A respectful and welcoming school environment is a hallmark of our school. The active participation of parents and guardians is a critical component of our students' success. Special school features include small classes in all grades (75 students per grade), a multi-layered advisory program, academic and peer tutoring, a college and career guidance center, and career exploration, as well as cultural and sporting activities and competitions.Flatbush
911 Flatbush Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11226
Yes-17K382, 17K408, 17K467, 17K537, 17K539, 17K543Partially Accessible718-564-2566schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-School2, 5, B, Q to Church AveB103, B12, B16, B35, B41, B44, B44-SBS, B49, BM1, BM2, BM3, BM4K382LAcademy for College Preparation and Career ExplorationLimited Unscreened11327231050NoNoOpen to students and residents of District 17Priority to students and residents of District 17 who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of District 17....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above...........................................................................................................................................822111Academy for College Preparation and Career Exploration: A College Board School774226-12No8:05am-2:20pmYes—Top and bottom-specific colors or stylesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–OfferedYes–After-SchoolYes–For incoming sixth graders and for academic support and enrichment.NoSpanishAlgebra I, Living Environment, Spanish, US HistoryMusic, Photography, Sculpture, VideographyDance; Homework Help; Leadership; Open Gym; Step; STEM; TheatreDance, Double DutchBasketball11226BROOKLYN3144079433362153051030010Erasmus-73.9585540.6497871717K394The Mary McLeod Bethune Middle School (M.S. 394)We believe in engaging all students in learning through the use of technology so that all students are able to compete in an ever-changing technological world. We are committed to ensuring our students are college- and career-ready as well as lifelong learners. By deeply analyzing student work, we make differentiated instructional decisions that best support each individual student. We respect our differences and together celebrate the achievements of everyone.Crown Heights North
188 Rochester Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11213
Yes-17K394, 84K742Not Accessible718-756-3164schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolA, C to Utica Ave; 3, 4 to Crown Hts-Utica AveB12, B14, B15, B17, B25, B45, B46, B46-SBS, B47, B65K394AThe Mary McLeod Bethune AcademyComposite Score391122525NoNoOpen to students and residents of District 17...4th Grade New York State ELA Exam: 20%4th Grade New York State Math Exam: 20%Academic and Personal Behaviors: 10%Final 4th Grade Report Card: 40%.......K394MThe Mary McLeod Bethune Middle School (M.S. 394)Screened8723121466NoNoOpen to students and residents of District 17Priority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students and residents of District 17.......Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAcademic and Personal BehaviorsAttendanceFinal 4th Grade Report CardInterviewPortfolio of Student WorkPunctuality..............................................................................................................................86219It Takes a Village Academy78477K-8No8am-2:20pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–ExpectedYesYes–For incoming sixth graders.Yes–Saturday program for test prepSpanishLiving EnvironmentMusic, Spanish, TechnologyAfter-School Classes; BOKS; Choir; Cook Shop; Crochet; Dance; Friends of Crown Heights; Lincoln Center; Making Pre-K Count; Middle School Quality Initiative (MSQI); New Victory Theater; Partnerships with Urban Advantage; Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS); Regents Prep After-School Program; Response to Intervention Personal Developmental (RTI); Robin Hood Foundation; Spanish Classes; Studio In the School; Visual Art Classes11213BROOKLYN3083634730362893013670022Crown Heights North-73.92797340.6727621717K484Ronald Edmonds Learning Center IIRonald Edmonds Learning Center II is a Culturally Responsive Education School. We believe education is a social Justice issue. Our principles are CLEAR (Community, Leadership, Excellence, Accountability, and Respect). We create an environment where everyone feels safe, valued, and respected. Diversity is celebrated. Students can graduate with up to three High School Regents and six high school credits. Uniform makes everyone feel equal, well groomed, and confident. Our caring administrators, teachers, and staff ensure the total well-being of every child, each of whom has a mentor and advocate. We provide opportunities for recreation, social-emotional development. Activities: trips. Broadway shows, college trips; basketball, dance, step, chorus, drama, visual arts, photography, nutrition, and drumming. Annual events: Spirit Week, Field Day, Cultural Awareness Day, Gold Carpet Awards, and Broadway Junior. Partners: Junior Achievement New York, Sports and Arts in Schools Foundation, Brooklyn Arts Council, Arts Connection, Urban Advantage, the HistoryMakers, and Broadway Junior. We are a Respect for All School and a Showcase School for Culturally Responsive Pedagogy. Families are vital to our school culture.Ocean Hill
430 Howard Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11233
Yes-17K012, 17K484Fully Accessible718-467-0306schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolC to Ralph AveB12, B14, B15, B25, B45, B47, B60, B65, B7K484LRonald Edmonds Learning Center IILimited Unscreened6415111467NoNoOpen to students and residents of District 17Priority to students and residents of District 17 who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of District 17....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above...........................................................................................................................................68257Brooklyn Institute for Liberal Arts991596-8No8:15am-2:35pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–OfferedYesYesYesSpanishAdvisory Classes, Classroom Inc., Junior AchievementBack to School With The History Makers; Basketball; Bridge Club; Broadway Junior; Chorus; Cooking; Dance; Drama; Drumming; Football; Hip-Hop, step competitions; Mentoring, Fuel Up To Play 60; National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives (NOBLE); Photography; Soccer; Trips to Broadway shows; Trips to Laser Tag Arenas; Trips to Medieval Times; Trips to Museums; Trips to National and Regional Sports Events; Visual ArtsFitness Club, Track and Field, VolleyballBasketball, Flag Football, Soccer11233BROOKLYN3164136330391743014570032Ocean Hill-73.91959440.6730731717K543Science, Technology and Research Early College School at ErasmusScience, Technology and Research (STAR) Early College, is a 6-12 grade school utilizing a bold approach, based on the principle that academic rigor, combined with the opportunity to save time and money, is a powerful motivator for students to work hard and meet serious intellectual challenges. Students entering our middle school take a range of challenging academic courses and in grade 8 become eligible to take up to five (5) high school regents courses giving them firsthand exposure to the demands of high school. Our dynamic team of teachers and Brooklyn College professors are eager to prepare students interested in science, mathematics, and technology for college and the working world. Middle school students who continue on to our high school will take a blended suite of high school and college courses in a rigorous yet supportive program, compressing the time it takes to complete a high school diploma and up to the first two years of college. Simply put, our students can simultaneously earn a high school diploma and up to 73 transferable college credits tuition free from Brooklyn College enabling many of them to enter college with a sophomore or junior status at almost any CUNY, SUNY, or private university.Flatbush
911 Flatbush Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11226
Yes-17K382, 17K408, 17K467, 17K537, 17K539, 17K543Partially Accessible718-564-2540starearlycollege.org2, 5, B, Q to Church AveB103, B12, B16, B35, B41, B44, B44-SBS, B49, BM1, BM2, BM3, BM4K543MScience, Technology, and Research Early College School at ErasmusScreened7491151291362YesYesOpen to students and residents of BrooklynPriority to students and residents of District 17Then to students and residents of Brooklyn....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAttendanceEntrance AssessmentFinal 4th Grade Report CardInterviewPunctuality...........................................................................................................................................1005745Science, Technology and Research Early College High School at Erasmus885416-12No8:05am-2:19pmYes—Official uniform must be purchasedEnglish as a New LanguageYes–ExpectedYes–After-SchoolNoYes–Saturday program for test prepFrench, SpanishAlgebra I, English, French, Living Environment, US HistoryArchitecture, Electrical Engineering, Fitness/Conditioning Activities, Guitar and/or Keyboarding, Intro to Band, Intro to Cinematography & Video Production, Intro to Drawing/Painting, Intro to Photography, Intro to Sculpture, Intro to Theatre, Journalism, LEGO Robotics, Music, Principles of EngineeringAcademic Enrichment: NYS English & Math Test Preparation; Audio/Video Technology and Film; Creative Writing; Employability Skills; Engineering Applications; Engineering Design; Food Science; Journalism; Photojournalism; PM School; Pre-Engineering Technology; Publication Production; Saturday Academy; School Government Organization; Sports (Basketball, Volleyball, Soccer, Junior Olympics) Brooklyn College Community Partnership (BCCP); Student Leadership; Study HallSpecific Sports Activities (Baseball, Basketball, Football, Hockey, Volleyball, Soccer, Swimming, Track and Field, Wrestling) Dance Technique courses provide students with experience in one specific form of dance (e.g., modern, jazz, ballet, contemporary)11226BROOKLYN3144079433362153051030010Erasmus-73.9585540.6497871717K722New Heights Middle SchoolFollow your own path. Reach new heights. New Heights Middle School is proud to offer unique opportunities that will enhance your child's academic experience through enrichment, after school programming, and expanded learning time. The scholar experience at New Heights Middle School is driven by innovation and technology. Scholars become critical thinkers and problem-solvers through practice in differentiated, real-world experiences and a one-to-one device (Mac Books, Chromebooks, and iPads) program. New Heights Middle School seeks academic excellence through a rigorous 21st century curriculum coupled with realistic problem-solving and advisement in a safe, caring community. Through opportunities to engage in meaningful learning in the areas of science, technology, the arts, and math (STEAM) we make active participation in the global community a reality.East Flatbush
790 East New York Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11203
NoPartially Accessible718-467-4501www.newheightsms.org3, 4 to Crown Hts-Utica AveB12, B17, B43, B46, B46-SBSK722LNew Heights Middle SchoolLimited Unscreened21458331783NoYesOpen to students and residents of District 17Priority to students residing in the zone who sign in at an eventThen to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 17 who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of District 17....Last year, this program only admitted students from priority groups 1, 2, and 3.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above...........................................................................................................................................791710Pathways in Technology Early College High School (P-Tech)FDNY - Captain Vernon A. Richard High School for Fire and Life SafetyGeorge Westinghouse Career and Technical Education High School792346-8Yes, Center for Supportive Schools8am-2:20pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageNoYesYesYesSpanishCoding, Dance, Engineering, Design Thinking, Leadership, Music, Psychology, Robotics, Visual ArtsAchievement Mentoring; After School Program; College Access For All; Dance; Expanded Learning Time (ELT); Girls Empowerment (GEM), Males Inspiring Male Scholars (MIMS); Judo; Music/Drumming; National Junior Broadway; NYC Junior Ambassadors; PBIS; Peer Group Connection; Peer Mediation; Pencil/Snohetta Young Designers; Scholar Leadership Council; Science Technology Entry Program (STEP) at Medgar Evers College; Tech Team; Urban Advantage; Visual ArtsDevelopmental Basketball, Fitness ClubBasketball, Dance, Running Club, Soccer11203BROOKLYN3094187631071293048060001Prospect Lefferts Gardens-Wingate-73.93638240.6624472525Q025Adrien Block (I.S. 25)Adrien Block I.S. 25 offers a variety of classes for a diverse group of learners. All classes follow the Common Core and engage students in rigorous learning, preparing them for high school and beyond. I.S. 25 immerses our students in a college- and career-readiness program. The Performing Arts Program is an integral part of our school culture. Students have the opportunity to choose from Band, Chorus, Dance, Art, and Keyboard in grade six and develop their talent during their time at I.S. 25. We offer a School Enrichment Model (SEM) which provides enriched learning experiences where students engage in learning clusters based on their strengths and interests. Some clusters include: Computer Programming, Drama, Fashion Blogger, Stock Market, Sports Marketing, and Manga Anime. STEAM projects are produced by students on each grade level. Our STEM Aviation Curriculum ties in physics, topography, meteorology, and geography while students learn the forces of flight and how they relate to weather. We partner with Greater Ridgewood Youth Council five days a week, 2:30pm-5:30pm. Activities include homework support, basketball, archery, art programs, community building, and STEM.Auburndale
34-65 192nd Street, Queens NY 11358
Yes—25Q025, 25Q285, 75Q233Accessible718-961-3480adrienblockis25.comN/AQ12, Q13, Q16, Q28, Q31, Q76, QM3Q025UAchievement through the ArtsOpen674773239239YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 25Priority to students residing in the zoneThen to students zoned to or attending P.S. 32Then to students and residents of District 25....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above..........................................................................................................................................995654Francis Lewis High SchoolBayside High SchoolBenjamin N. Cardozo High School8510286-8No8:10am-2:30pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageYes–OfferedYesNoYes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichment.Korean, SpanishAlgebra I, Living Environment, US HistoryArt, Band, Chorus, Dance, KeyboardARISTA; American Debate; Ensemble Connect; Korean Program; Premier Chorus; Project Boost; Student Government; Urban AdvantageBaseballFlag Football, Soccer, Track and FieldBasketball, Cheerleading, Soccer11358QUEENS41119113941191394052610001Auburndale-73.79008340.7651332525Q164P.S. 164 Queens ValleyA dedicated staff and small school environment offer individualized social, emotional, and academic support. Queens Valley School offers all students high quality, instruction to prepare them for high school as well as college and/or a career. We value our technology program which includes SMART Boards, Promethean Boards, lap tops, desk tops and a state of the art lab. We offer an accelerated Regents program to all eligible eighth grade students. Our web-based programs include Castle Learning, Ed Performance, GoMath, Code X, Kahoot and Quizlet. Our Talent program provides students with an innovative and in-depth study in visual arts, dance, drama, vocal music, and video production. In addition, we have added a Talent track in coding and publishing; this provides our students with an opportunity to develop skills in STEM, computer programming, and graphic design. It is a vibrant program that strives to encourage and facilitate an enriched and creative environment. Our teachers model their artistic process with commitment to scaffold instruction. We have had students place as both finalists and semifinalists in the P.S. Art city-wide competition since its inception 10 years ago.Kew Gardens Hills
138-01 77th Avenue, Queens NY 11367
NoNot Accessible718-544-1083psms164.comN/AQ20A, Q20B, Q44-SBS, Q46, QM1, QM31, QM35, QM36, QM5, QM6, QM7, QM8Q164UQueens Valley SchoolOpen28044431379YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 25Priority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students zoned to I.S. 250Then to students and residents of District 25....Last year, this program only admitted students from priority groups 1 and 2.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above...........................................................................................................................................946353Francis Lewis High SchoolBenjamin N. Cardozo High SchoolRobert F. Kennedy Community High School81693K-8No8:10am-2:30pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–31-50 hours expected by graduationYesNoNoSpanishAlgebra I, Earth Science, US HistoryAmerican Heart Association’s Jump Rope for Heart, ARISTA, Coding and Publishing Destiny Library Catalogue, NY Hall of Science, Online: World Book Encyclopedia, Peer Mediation, Pi Competition, Rand McNally Classroom, Robotics, Scribbs National Spelling Bee, School Initiatives: School Spirit Days, STEM Program, Student Government/Town Halls, Talent Electives include: Moving Image, Visual Arts, Dance, Theater, Urban Advantage, Yearbook, Vocal MusicARISTA Monitors; Arts performances; CHAMPS; Field Day; Inside Broadway; Peer Mediators; School Spirit Days; SONYC After school; STEM Program; Student Government/Town Halls; Teacher-Student Basketball; Trip to BroadwayVolleyballVolleyballBasketball, Running Club11367QUEENS408247790241429804066060002Kew Gardens Hills-73.82336240.7209242525Q185J.H.S. 185Q Edward BleekerWe ensure our students are prepared for college and 21st Century careers. Our teachers provide support and enrichment in an inquiry-based environment. We incorporate STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math) into the curriculum through our Collaborative Learning Program and Software Engineering Pilot. Students experience an interdisciplinary approach to learning through residency programs with Arts Connection, Silk Road Connect, and other cultural partners. Our students participate in engaging field trips, artist visits, and performances, and have won awards in science, math, robotics, art, spelling, and athletic competitions. We partner with Asia Society and Confucius Classrooms to provide our students with cultural experiences, and we offer Chinese language instruction and a dual language program. Parents are integral to our school community and they are invited to participate in activities and take on leadership roles. Daily communication between parents and our school is facilitated via our interactive website and Pupil Path online system.Murray Hill
147-26 25th Drive, Queens NY 11354
NoPartially Accessible718-445-3232www.jhs185.orgN/AQ15, Q15A, Q16, Q20A, Q20B, Q34, Q44-SBS, QM2, QM20, QM32Q185UASPIRESOpen12551403259383YesYesOpen to students and residents of Districts 25 and 28Priority to students residing in the zoneThen to students zoned to or attending P.S. 21, P.S. 79, or P.S. 214Then to students and residents of Districts 25 and 28....Last year, this program only admitted students from priority group 1.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above.........................................................................................................................................986065Francis Lewis High SchoolBayside High SchoolRobert F. Kennedy Community High School8815216-8No8am-2:20pmYesEnglish as a New Language, Dual Language: ChineseNoYesYesYesMandarin, SpanishAlgebra I, Living Environment, US HistoryBand, Chorus, Computer Science, Orchestra, Visual ArtsBest Buddies; Broadway Junior; Community Service; Band; Beautiful Me - Self Esteem Program; Bleeker Bulletin Newspaper; Chorus; Confucius Classrooms; Drama Club; Girls Who Code; LEGO Robotics; Math Team; Mouse Squad; Music; Orchestra; SHSAT Prep; Silk Road Connect; Software Engineering Program; Student Club Choices During the Day; Student Government Organization; Visual Arts; Yearbook; Young DebatersBaseball, Flag Rugby, Table Tennis, VolleyballBaseball, Basketball, Cheerleading, Fencing, Volleyball11354QUEENS40719104741086644048020001Murray Hill-73.81934740.7752532525Q189Daniel Carter Beard (J.H.S. 189)J.H.S. 189 provides opportunities for young people to be engaged in social action/community service projects. In this context, students identify problems as well as needs and seek solutions that make a difference. To that end, every person at J.H.S. 189 is involved in a year-long community service project. Giving back to the community is a core belief in our school's culture. As a result, we have approximately 42 social action projects every year.Murray Hill
144-80 Barclay Avenue, Queens NY 11355
Yes-25Q189, 25Q263Not Accessible718-359-6676schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-School7 to Flushing-Main StQ12, Q13, Q15, Q15A, Q16, Q17, Q25, Q26, Q27, Q28, Q34, Q48, Q65, QM3Q189MDaniel Carter Beard (J.H.S. 189) Chinese Dual Language ProgramScreened: Language27728116525NoNoOpen to students and residents of Queens...Preference is given to the following students: English Language Learners (ELLs), Heritage Language Speakers of the target language, Participants of elementary school-level Dual Language and Transitional Bilingual Education programs in the target language.......Q189UDaniel Carter Beard (J.H.S. 189)Open328612234208NoYesOpen to students and residents of District 25Priority to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of Districts 25.......Last year, this program only admitted students from priority group 1.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected..............................................................................................................................974556Francis Lewis High SchoolRobert F. Kennedy Community High SchoolJohn Bowne High School807716-8Yes, YMCA of Greater New York- Flushing Branch8:05am-2:25pmYesEnglish as a New Language, Dual Language: ChineseNoYesNoYesMandarin, SpanishAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentBeading Club; Chess Club; Cooking Club; Guitar; Movie ClubDevelopmental Basketball, Soccer, VolleyballBasketball11355QUEENS4072086341147634050510027Murray Hill-73.82054840.7598442525Q194J.H.S. 194 William CarrJ.H.S. 194 aims to educate children holistically by challenging all students academically, encouraging student voice, and supporting self-expression through a diverse fine and performing arts department, which includes: fine art, concert band, theater, film and media, dance, chorus and photography. J.H.S. 194 strives to support students academically, socially, and emotionally through our grade-level academies, each with a dean, an assistant principal, and two shared guidance counselors. We house a Beacon program on-site which expands the choice of after-school activities for students. Our fine and performing arts department collaborates with numerous arts agencies throughout the city, including: New York City Center, Flushing Town Hall, Jazz from Lincoln Center, and Magic Box. We have student council in every grade and encourage students to be active members in the planning of school events. We believe parental involvement is essential to student success. We welcome open communication with our families and host a variety of events throughout the year.Whitestone
154-60 17th Avenue, Queens NY 11357
NoNot Accessible718-746-0818schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolN/AQ15, Q15A, Q16, Q76, QM2, QM20, QM32Q194UWilliam Carr (J.H.S. 194): Arts InfusionOpen7311162257353YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 25Priority to students residing in the zoneThen to students zoned to or attending P.S. 193 or P.S. 209Then to students and residents of District 25....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above.........................................................................................................................................945454Bayside High SchoolRobert F. Kennedy Community High SchoolFrancis Lewis High School8112416-8No8:05am-2:25pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageNoYesYesYesSpanishAlgebra I, Living Environment, US HistoryConcert Band, Chorus, Dance, Film and Media, Fine Art, Photography (Seventh and Eighth Grade), Public Speaking/Debate (Sixth Grade), TheaterBoys and Girls Basketball; Chess Club Friends of Rachel; Citizen Science Club; Culture Club; Dance Team; Film Club; Jazz Band; LEGO Robotics; Math Team; Peer Tutoring; Ukulele Club; Volleyball; Yearbook ClubBasketball LeagueBasketball LeagueSoccer, VolleyballBoys Basketball, Flag Football, Soccer, Volleyball11357QUEENS40719102941073424047290001Whitestone-73.80783840.783652525Q200The Magnet School of Global Studies & Leadership (P.S./M.S. 200)We are now The Magnet School of Global Studies & Leadership. Our students study different nations and cultures and they even connect with world travelers through Skype. They explore ways in which they can become leaders and effect global change. We are a one-to-one technology school; all students have their own Chromebook. Our rigorous curriculum emphasizes the use of STEM principles to make the world a better place. We are a unique school because we are small, but we span grades PK-8. Middle school students have the opportunity to act as mentors for younger students in the building. Our motto is: "200 Cares." We strive to build and maintain a caring school environment where all students feel welcome and supported. Middle school students also engage in two semesters of enrichment electives each year, including topics like chess, media studies, yoga, comedic improvisation, journalism, community service, and sign language. In addition to the core academic subjects, we offer Spanish, Visual Arts, Drama, and Physical Education three times per week. We also invite middle school students to participate in a variety of sports such as soccer, basketball, softball, and dance before school and to attend our free, daily after-school program.Pomonok
70-10 164th Street, Queens NY 11365
NoNot Accessible718-969-7780www.globalstudiesandleadership.orgN/AQ17, Q25, Q34, Q64, Q65, Q88, QM4, QM44Q200UThe Magnet School of Global Studies & LeadershipOpen1744235953YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 25Priority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students zoned to I.S. 250Then to students and residents of District 25....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above.........................................................................................................................................965940Francis Lewis High SchoolJohn Bowne High SchoolRobert F. Kennedy Community High School74522K-8No8:05am-2:25pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageYes–OfferedYesNoYes–Saturday program for test prepSpanishLiving Environment, SpanishChess, Comedic Improvisation, Community Service, High School Art Portfolio Prep, Journalism, Media Studies, Photography, YogaAmerican Sign Language; Art Contests; Art Portfolio; Basketball; Battle of the Classes; Central Queens Y After-School Program; Chess; Comedic Improvisation; Eighth Grade Senior Trip, Dance, and Awards Breakfast; Dance; Field Day; Flag Football; Journalism; Jump Rope for the Heart and other charity fundraisers; Math Olympiad; Media Club; National Spelling Bee; Photography & Media; Saturday Test Prep; School Dances; Science Fair; School Spirit Club; Softball; Spanish Club; Student Government; YogaBasketball LeagueDance, Fitness Club, Soccer, SoftballBasketball11365QUEENS4082412270141469904067890001Pomonok-Flushing Heights-Hillcrest-73.80511640.7313692525Q219PS/MS 219 Paul KlapperWe are proud of our school. Teachers, students, and families are dedicated. We practice the concept of social justice, which we translate to mean Equity Access, maximum inclusion for all. This is reflected in how we build our classes, organize all activities, and ensure that every student has access to all the school has to offer. Nearly all of our students take two Regents and our high passing rate reflects high expectations and high achievement for all students. The process starts for many of our students in Pre-K and we welcome new students all along the way to eighth grade graduation! Parents appreciate how our school provides a challenging curriculum within a small learning community that promotes positive behavior. Our collaborative teams work together to set goals, plan for effective instruction, and monitor and assess student performance. The skills and strategies that students gain enable them to attain success and reach their potential. Our skilled staff supports families in many ways. Parents feel that the school creates a physically and emotionally secure environment in which everyone can focus on student learning. A quick visit to the school will reveal the "family feel" most visitors notice when they are here.Kew Gardens Hills
144-39 Gravett Road, Queens NY 11367
NoNot Accessible718-793-2130psms219.orgN/AQ20A, Q20B, Q25, Q34, Q44-SBS, Q64, Q88, QM4, QM44Q219UP.S./M.S. 219Open22957523346YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 25Priority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students zoned to I.S. 250Then to students and residents of District 25....Last year, this program only admitted students from priority groups 1 and 2.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above.........................................................................................................................................1005160Benjamin N. Cardozo High SchoolFrancis Lewis High SchoolBayside High School82642K-8No8:10am-2:30pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageNoYesNoNoMandarinAlgebra I, Earth ScienceArt (Pre-K-8), Music/Band/Chorus (Pre-K-8)ACES After School Program; Bloomingdales Mentoring; Bricks 4 Kidz; Brooklyn Nets Basketball Clinic; Career Day; Elevate; Family Fun Nights; Family U - Preparing for College and Careers; Field Trips: Boston, Philadelphia, Washington, D.C.; International Night; Makers Club; Nest and Horizon Specialized Programs; NY Pops; SciCon; Student of the Month; TDF Intro to Theater; Teachers College11367QUEENS4082480944487084065070001Kew Gardens Hills-73.82377840.7352752525Q237Rachel Carson (I.S. 237)I.S. 237 provides a robust and supportive middle school experience and, at the same time, promotes college and career readiness in multiple ways. Our strong academic program includes Special Progress (SP) courses on each grade level. Eighth grade SP students take Regents exams in Algebra, US History & Government, Earth Science, and Living Environment, as well as the Spanish Proficiency exam. Many students go on to attend Stuyvesant, Bronx Science, and Brooklyn Tech. English language learners receive instruction before, after, and during the school day as well as on Saturdays. All students receive instruction in visual arts, band, strings, or chorus. Our extended day programs include academic tutoring, basketball, musical theater, guitar, keyboard, and art. Our Debate and Math teams have won multiple district-, borough-, and city-wide tournaments. SONYC, a free after-school program, offers homework help and recreational activities Monday through Friday from 2:20pm-5pm, Monday and Wednesday evenings from 5pm-6:30pm, and is open during most school holidays. We welcome parent involvement at all times.Flushing
46-21 Colden Street, Queens NY 11355
Yes-25Q237, 25Q281Partially Accessible718-353-6464rcis237.orgN/AQ17, Q20A, Q20B, Q25, Q27, Q34, Q44-SBS, Q65Q237UThe Magnet School for the Arts (I.S. 237)Open718853243263YesYesOpen to students and residents of Districts 25 and 28Priority to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of Districts 25 and 28....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above..........................................................................................................................................954961John Bowne High SchoolFrancis Lewis High SchoolThe Bronx High School of Science7013686-8No8am-2:20pmYes–—Official uniform must be purchased.English as a New Language, Transitional Bilingual Education: ChineseYes–OfferedYesYes–Academic support for certain students.Yes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichment.Mandarin, SpanishAlgebra I, Earth Science, Living Environment, Spanish, US HistoryBand, Chorus, Computer, SP Classes on all grade levels, Strings, Visual ArtsAcademic Support; CUNY Arts Team; Debate Teams; English as a New Language Classes; Evening Center Trips: Broadway Theater, MoMa, Pocono Valley, Philadelphia, NY Historical Society; Magic Box Photography; Math Teams; Music & Art Performances; Parents as Artists Workshops; Roundabout Theater; Saturday Academy; SONYC; Talent Courses; Urban Advantage Science; YearbookBadminton, Developmental Basketball, Floor Hockey, Soccer, Softball, VolleyballBasketball, Cheerleading, NY Roadrunners11355QUEENS4072084541164364051470001Flushing-73.82207340.7495452525Q250I.S. 250 The Robert F. Kennedy Community Middle SchoolI.S. 250 is a small learning environment which promotes lifelong learners who possess strong character, self-worth, and the tools needed to be productive citizens. Students will acquire the knowledge and skills to be college- and career-ready through a rigorous curriculum that addresses our diverse learners. All students are empowered to be confident, tolerant, and empathetic to their community while flourishing in a school that celebrates multi-culturalism, acceptance, and individuality. Our mission is to build a solid foundation focusing on social responsibility, hope for the future, and lifelong success, NO EXCEPTIONS!Kew Gardens Hills
158-40 76th Road, Queens NY 11366
Yes-25Q250, 25Q252Partially Accessible718-591-9000rfk250.comN/AQ25, Q34, Q46, Q64, Q65, QM1, QM31, QM35, QM36, QM5, QM6, QM7, QM8Q250URobert F. Kennedy Community Middle School I.S. 250 (Federal Magnet Program)Open261712419117NoYesOpen to students and residents of Districts 25 and 28Priority to students residing in the zoneThen to students zoned to or attending P.S. 165Then to students and residents of Districts 25 and 28....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above...........................................................................................................................................943128Robert F. Kennedy Community High SchoolJohn Bowne High SchoolBenjamin N. Cardozo High School713996-8No7:45am-2:05pmYes—Top and bottom-specific colors or stylesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–OfferedYesNoYes–Saturday program for certain students.SpanishLiving EnvironmentKeyboard, Recorder Ensemble, Show ChoirEnglish Language Arts and Mathematics Intervention Academy; Learning Language Through Games; Magma Science Club; RFK Art Club; RFK Editorial Club; Student GovernmentDanceBasketball, Volleyball11366QUEENS40824125741478474068260001Kew Gardens Hills-73.81021640.7244582525Q252The Queens School of InquiryStudents like the warm-yet-demanding teachers who challenge and engage them. They profit from their early exposure to the campus, courses, and professors at Queens College and find a wide variety of friends here. The Queens School of Inquiry (QSI) is a neighborhood school that works with Queens College (QC) beginning in the sixth grade so that students may earn up to 60 free QC credits in high school. Parents appreciate the personal contact with their child's teachers and with the principal.Kew Gardens Hills
158-40 76th Road, Queens NY 11366
Yes-25Q250, 25Q252Partially Accessible718-380-6929queensinquiry.comN/AQ25, Q34, Q46, Q64, Q65, QM1, QM31, QM35, QM36, QM5, QM6, QM7, QM8Q252UThe Queens School of InquiryOpen21442341273YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 25Priority to students zoned for I.S. 250Then to students and residents of District 25....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above..........................................................................................................................................994141The Queens School of Inquiry825766-12No7:50am-2:20pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageNoYesYes–For incoming sixth gradersNoSpanishAlgebra I, Living Environment, SpanishDaily Art, Early Morning Tutoring, Music (Sixth and Seventh Grades), and/or Stringed Instrument InstructionAdvisory; Art Club; Career Institute and College Immersion Programs (Seventh and Eighth Grades) from QC; Daily Student Computer Use; Dance Club; Photography Club; School Play; Student Government; Urban Advantage Science Program; Yearbook CommitteeBasketball LeagueVolleyball LeagueBadmintonFitness Club, Yoga11366QUEENS40824125741478474068260001Kew Gardens Hills-73.81021640.7244582525Q281East-West School of International StudiesWe focus on college and careers from grade 6. We are a small, inclusive school supporting all students through cotaught classes, many with 1:13 class ratios, allowing significant individual support. Students take three additional periods of Math and ELA per week to support high achievement and college readiness. Students take Japanese, Korean, and Chinese. Our school culture embraces our four pillars: honor, excellence, curiosity, and celebration. We pride ourselves on a positive, safe school environment through our anti-bullying program, Rachel's Challenge, advisory, school clubs, and student government. Our parent coordinator and on-site translators keep parents informed through a newsletter, calendar, and monthly First Fridays (parents are invited into EWSIS classes for the day). Assignments, grades, and attendance are available on Pupilpath. Our college focused 6-12 program has 100% of middle school students taking Regents classes, college trips starting in 6th grade, and a dedicated CBI college counselor who helps 100% of our students get accepted to college. We were a Reward School in 2015-16 and a Respect for All School in 2017-18. It is expected that students come to EWSIS for a 7-year program, 6th through 12th grade.Flushing
46-21 Colden Street, Queens NY 11355
Yes-25Q237, 25Q281Partially Accessible718-353-0009ewsis.orgN/AQ17, Q20A, Q20B, Q25, Q27, Q34, Q44-SBS, Q65Q281UEast-West School of International StudiesOpen63167851377YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 25...Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected.........................................................................................................................................956577East-West School of International StudiesFrancis Lewis High SchoolBrooklyn Technical High School906496-12No7:30am-2:20pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageNoYesYes–Academic support and enrichment.NoJapanese, Korean, MandarinAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentAdvisory, Art, Dance, MusicArt Club; Games Club; Gay-Straight Alliance; Girl Talk; Glee; Japanese Culture Club; Junior NAACP; K-Pop; Key Club; Literacy Lab; Model UN; Newspaper Club; OST Hodori; Peer Mediation; Photography; Roblox Club; Robotics; School Newspaper; Student Government; Table Tennis; Tutoring; Ultimate Frisbee; Yearbook; Yiddish Song Club; Young Men's LeadershipVolleyballJudo, Soccer, Volleyball11355QUEENS4072084541164364051470001Flushing-73.82207340.7495452525Q285World Journalism Preparatory: A College Board SchoolWorld Journalism Preparatory School (WJPS) is a place where students feel known, heard, and supported. Our students like the opportunities we present for self-directed learning and enjoy being active participants in a school culture they help build. They also enjoy using technology across the curriculum. Parents value our project-based learning activities and our advisory classes that build relationships with students and teachers. They also appreciate that our seven-year curriculum carries students through a challenging, yet personalized, middle and high school program. Each student creates an online portfolio of their best academic work and they participate in student-led Portfolio Review Conferences. All students have a WJPS email account and a locker. A robust school website, newspaper, broadcast program, online communications system (PupilPath) and other tools means that students and families are always in touch, and aware of school activities. The WJPS motto is "Don't stop until you're proud," and this is evident in our 97% high school graduation rate. It is expected that middle school students come to WJPS for a seven-year program (grades 6-12) that allows them to seamlessly transition to high school.Auburndale
34-65 192nd Street, Queens NY 11358
Yes-25Q025, 25Q285, 75Q233Partially Accessible718-461-2219wjps.orgN/AQ12, Q13, Q16, Q28, Q31, Q76, QM3Q285LWorld Journalism Preparatory: A College Board SchoolLimited Unscreened25036331377YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 25Priority to students and residents of District 25 who attend an information sessionThen to students and residents of District 25....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above.........................................................................................................................................995536World Journalism Preparatory: A College Board SchoolFrancis Lewis High School775676-12No8am-2:20pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–OfferedYesYesNoSpanishAlgebra I, Living Environment, SpanishAdvisory, Art, Dance, TechnologyArt Club; College Week; Community Service; Debate Team; Endangered Animal Club; Field Day & Picnic; Green Team Environmental Club; Multi-Cultural Feast Day; Model United Nations; Spirit Club; Student Ambassador Program; Student Government; Town Hall Meetings; Video Game ClubStep, Track and FieldIntramural Coed Basketball11358QUEENS41119113941191394052610001Auburndale-73.79008340.7651332525Q294BELL AcademyBELL Academy is proudly recognized as a Schoolwide Enrichment Model. Following Dr. Renzulli's Schoolwide Enrichment Model allows us to place a strong focus on challenging our students in real world project-based learning, while taking their unique gifts and talents into consideration. With the support of talented and dedicated staff, all students are encouraged to develop their unique profile of talents. Students can experience up to three interactive Enrichment Clusters each year. Some of the Enrichment Clusters offered are Drama, Young Entrepreneurs, Projects for Peace, Future Community Leaders, Film, Healthy Living, and String Ensemble. Instructional technology is leveraged in meaningful ways to enhance student learning. All students have access to laptops, iPads, and SMART Board technology in every classroom. Our talented teachers engage our students in complex tasks and include components of STEAM learning to ensure students are best prepared for college, careers, and beyond. Students and families enjoy our small, nurturing environment, which allows parents and teachers to work collaboratively to provide optimum learning conditions for all students.Bay Terrace
18-25 212th Street, Queens NY 11360
Yes-25Q169, 25Q294Not Accessible718-428-0587thebellacademy.comN/AQ13, Q16, Q28, QM2, QM20, QM32Q294UBELL AcademyOpen7411026520118YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 25Priority to 5th grade students zoned to or attending P.S. 169Then to students and residents of District 25....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above..........................................................................................................................................997372Bayside High SchoolFrancis Lewis High SchoolThe Bronx High School of Science893756-8No7:50am-2:10pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–ExpectedYes–After-SchoolYes–Academic support and enrichment.Yes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichment.SpanishAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentArt, Music, Weekly Enrichment (Animation with JavaScript, Aviation, Chorus, Culinary Arts, Dance, Drama/Theater, Exploring Art through Social Issues, Film, Future Community Leaders, Healthy Living, Projects for Peace, String Ensemble, Young Entrepreneurs)BELL Literary Magazine; BELL School Newspaper; Chess Club; Content Area Residencies; Dance; Field Trips; Interdisciplinary Projects; LEGO Robotics; Math Club; Multi-Cultural Club; Music; Parent/Student Activities; Renzulli Learning Technology-Based Enrichment; School Ambassadors Program; Theater; Visual Arts; W-BELL Radio Show; Yearbook ClubFitness Club, Track and FieldBasketball, Flag Football, Mighty Milers Running, Soccer, Volleyball11360QUEENS407199970441311474058650050Ft. Totten-Bay Terrace-Clearview-73.77909940.7822982626Q067J.H.S. 067 Louis PasteurLouis Pasteur Middle School 67Q is dedicated to promoting academic achievement by creating a supportive teaching and learning environment that recognizes the unique social, emotional, and intellectual needs of young adolescents. Since 1991, we have embraced the tenets of a middle school philosophy. We remain committed to providing an excellent, well-rounded education within a nurturing environment. We also are proud of the devotion and support each child can expect from our entire staff. Students have opportunities to join clubs, teams, and activities enabling them to demonstrate their talents and follow their interests. Our Student Organization sponsors community service projects and family events at Broadway shows and local sporting events. Also, our students excel in the Arts and perform for the school and surrounding community through a Drama Production and grade-level "Nights of the Arts."Douglaston-Little Neck
51-60 Marathon Parkway, Queens NY 11362
NoPartially Accessible718-423-8138ms67q.comN/AQ12, Q30, Q36, QM3, QM35, QM5, QM8Q067ALouis Pasteur Middle School 67Q Gifted & Talented ProgramComposite Score560226090YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 26Priority to students in the Gifted and Talented program at P.S. 18Then to students and residents of District 26....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.4th Grade New York State ELA Exam: 22.5%4th Grade New York State Math Exam: 22.5%Academic and Personal Behaviors: 5%Attendance: 5%Final 4th Grade Report Card: 45%.......Q067ULouis Pasteur STEM ProgramOpenN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AOpen to students and residents of District 26......Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected......Q067ZLouis Pasteur Middle School 67Q Zoned ProgramZonedOpen to students residing in the zone......................................................................................................................1007180Benjamin N. Cardozo High SchoolThe Bronx High School of ScienceStuyvesant High School828946-8No8am-2:20pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageYes–OfferedNoNoNoSpanishAlgebra I, Earth Science, Geometry, Living EnvironmentCoding, Dance, Drama, Fine Arts, Informational Literacy, Instrumental Music, JournalismCabaret; Chess; Drama Club; Future Cities Team; Gardening Club; Math Team; Latin; RoboticsVolleyball LeagueBadminton, Flag Football, TennisArchery, Baseball, Boys Basketball, Boys Volleyball Clinic, CHAMPS Badminton, CHAMPS Girls Volleyball, CHAMPS Tennis, Flag Football, Girls Basketball, Soccer, Softball11362QUEENS4111915070141707974082210012Douglas Manor-Douglaston-Little Neck-73.73369440.7627082626Q074J.H.S. 74 Nathaniel HawthorneNathaniel Hawthorne Middle School provides a nurturing environment where students from grades six through eight are empowered to explore their passions, through facilitated learning opportunities that lead to student achievement. We acknowledge that, as individuals, we all have different needs and aspirations. We collaborate with our families to ensure that a complete education is provided in order to prepare our students for high school, college, and beyond. As a "Respect for All" school, this mission is built into the fabric of our school culture and climate. We are proud to partner with the NYCDOE Urban Advantage Science Initiative, Office of Arts and Special Projects through Arts Achieve, St. Francis College, and the Jose Limon Dance Company to provide rigorous field experiences and differentiated learning opportunities that help to intellectually challenge our students. We believe that Together Everyone Achieves More, which is what makes this school a shining jewel within the community.Oakland Gardens
61-15 Oceania Street, Queens NY 11364
NoPartially Accessible718-631-6800ms74.comN/AQ30, Q76, Q88, QM35, QM5, QM8Q074AJ.H.S. 74 Nathaniel Hawthorne Gifted & Talented ProgramComposite Score6914412060YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 26Priority to students in the Gifted & Talented program at P.S. 203Then to students and residents of District 26....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.4th Grade New York State ELA Exam: 22.5%4th Grade New York State Math Exam: 22.5%Academic and Personal Behaviors: 5%Attendance: 5%Final 4th Grade Report Card: 45%.......Q074ZJ.H.S. 74 Nathaniel Hawthorne Zoned ProgramZonedOpen to students residing in the zone..................................................................................................................................987075Benjamin N. Cardozo High SchoolFrancis Lewis High SchoolThe Bronx High School of Science8411606-8No8am-2:20pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageNoYes–After-SchoolNoNoSpanishAlgebra I, Living Environment, Spanish, US HistoryBand, Chorus, Dance, Graphic Art & Design, Moving Image and Theater, Studio Art3-D Printing; Book Club; Debate Team; Field Trips to: Museum of Natural History, Bronx Zoo, Botanical Gardens, Museum of the Moving Image, Philadelphia, Broadway Theater, Washington, DC; Green Team; Mathcounts; Moving Image Studio; Odyssey of the Mind; Robotics; School News Broadcasting; Science Olympiad; Software Engineering; Student Government AssociationBaseballSoccer, TennisBasketball, Dance, Fitness Club, Flag Football11364QUEENS41123136741639534077230001Oakland Gardens-73.76744640.7452012626Q158M.S. 158 Marie CurieWe provide challenging instruction in a nurturing environment. Our teachers address the Common Core Learning Standards (CCLS) by infusing technology into our curriculum so that students achieve their potential and are ready to enter college. We have a state-of-the-art computer lab and each class has access to SMART Boards and iPads. Students have opportunities to showcase their literary and artistic talents. We use SchoolMessenger, email, and an online grading system to keep parents informed of their child's progress. We offer after-school programs daily through our partnership with the Samuel Field Y Beacon Program. Through our partnerships, students are provided experiences and enrichment to develop their learning. Our Technology and Fine Arts Department receives many grants. Per an average compiled by the Wall Street Journal, M.S. 158 sends more students to Specialized High Schools than any other middle school in Queens.Bayside
46-35 Oceania Street, Queens NY 11361
NoNot Accessible718-423-8100ms158q.comN/AQ12, Q13, Q27, Q31, Q76, QM3Q158AM.S. 158 Marie Curie Gifted & Talented ProgramComposite Score543316090YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 26Priority to students in the Gifted & Talented program at P.S. 188Then to students and residents of District 26....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.4th Grade New York State ELA Exam: 22.5%4th Grade New York State Math Exam: 22.5%Academic and Personal Behaviors: 5%Attendance: 5%Final 4th Grade Report Card: 45%.......Q158ZM.S. 158 Marie Curie Zoned ProgramZonedOpen to students residing in the zone..................................................................................................................................1006871Francis Lewis High SchoolBayside High SchoolBenjamin N. Cardozo High School7710596-8No8am-2:20pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageNoNoYesYesMandarin, SpanishAlgebra I, Earth Science, Living EnvironmentArt, Band, Computer/Technology, Dance, Jazz Band, Major Art, VocalAnti-Bullying Club; Art Club; Dance Production; i-Ready; Mathcounts; Music Club; National Junior Honor Society and Stock Market Game; Peer Mediation; Recycling Club; Respect for All; Student Government (SO); Student OrganizationDevelopmental Basketball, Fitness Club, Flag Football, Soccer, VolleyballFloor Hockey, Softball11361QUEENS41119144744383254073120001Bayside-Bayside Hills-73.77286240.7561392626Q172Irwin Altman Middle School 172Irwin Altman MS 172 combines a rigorous curriculum, a dedicated and experienced staff, and a student-oriented philosophy to achieve our goal of academic excellence for all students. We are acutely aware of our students' unique social and emotional needs as they transition from their elementary schools into the more challenging rigors of preparing for college and career readiness in the sixth, seventh and eighth grades. We believe that students learn best through authentic and rigorous intellectual engagement aligned to the Common Core Learning Standards. Emphasis is placed on in-depth academic exploration that results in high quality discussion and writing that demonstrates deep and elaborate thinking in all content areas. MS 172 was recognized in the NYCDOE Annual Arts Report for our dedication to Arts Education including visual and performance arts. At 172, we provide parents with ongoing contact and school information through our school website, MS172.org and through PupilPath, emails, and phone messages. In collaboration with our PTA, we promote parent engagement through informational presentations and both child and parent-centered activities that fulfill our mission of our school being the educational center of our community.
81-14 257th Street, Queens NY 11004
NoNot Accessible718-831-4000MS172.orgN/AQ36, Q43, Q46, QM35, QM36, QM5, QM6, QM8, X68Q172AIrwin Altman Middle School 172 Gifted & Talented ProgramComposite Score32925421287YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 26Priority to students in the Gifted & Talented program at P.S. 115Then to students and residents of District 26....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.4th Grade New York State ELA Exam: 22.5%4th Grade New York State Math Exam: 22.5%Academic and Personal Behaviors: 5%Attendance: 5%Final 4th Grade Report Card: 45%.......Q172ZIrwin Altman Middle School 172ZonedOpen to students residing in the zone..................................................................................................................................996256Benjamin N. Cardozo High SchoolQueens High School of Teaching, Liberal Arts and the SciencesThomas A. Edison Career and Technical Education High School819786-8No8am-2:20pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageNoYesNoYes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichment.SpanishAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentDebate, Drama, Forensics, Instrumental Music, Technology, Visual/Fine Art, Vocal MusicChess; Crochet; Debate Team; Drama Club; Jazz Band; Math Team; Piano / Keyboarding; Robotics; School Newspaper (The Grizzly Gazette); Scrabble; SHSAT Prep; SAYA Girls LeadershipBasketball LeagueBasketball LeagueFitness ClubGirls Basketball11004QUEENS4132315790241784644087310004Glen Oaks-Floral Park-New Hyde Park-73.71296540.7419442626Q178P.S. / IS 178 HolliswoodAll children can exceed standards by being part of a nurturing environment that challenges them to reach their fullest potential. At P.S./I.S. 178, we promote an environment that encourages communication, collaboration, and inclusion where every community member is an active participant in the contributions of the school's success. We create a haven where students are empowered and recognized for their unique abilities. Our school's core values are deeply rooted in 4E's: Equity, Empathy, Excellence, & Experiential Learning. All members of our school community are guided by these core values and are committed to creating learning experiences every day that embody this. We are an all-inclusive school where staff members, parents, guardians, and students find the family environment which they are a part of to be remarkable. Differentiated instruction and acceleration take place across all classes from pre-kindergarten through eighth grade on a daily basis. There is a plethora of after school programs to choose from as we are proponents of enrichment, sports, and the arts. We believe that every child has a gift and it is our shared responsibility as educators to identify what that is and tap into it to develop other skills.Jamaica Estates-Holliswood
189-10 Radnor Road, Queens NY 11423
NoNot Accessible718-464-5763holliswood178.orgN/AQ17, Q46, QM1, QM31, QM35, QM36, QM5, QM6, QM7, QM8, S51, S52, S66, S74, S76, S78, S81, S84, S86Q178ZP.S. /I.S. 178 HolliswoodZonedOpen to continuing 5th grade students and students residing in the elementary school zonePriority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students residing in the elementary school zone....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above.........................................................................................................................................996775Francis Lewis High SchoolBayside High SchoolBenjamin N. Cardozo High School88566K-8No8am-2:20pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageYes–10-30 hours expected by graduationYesNoNoSpanishAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentDance, Digital Media, iPad Movie Making, Library Research, Music/Theater, Physical Education, Visual ArtsAdvisory; Chorus; Dance Company; Debate Club; Digital Media; DIY-STEM; iPad Movie Making; Math Club; National Junior Honor Society; Peer Mediation; Visual ArtsBaseballVolleyball LeagueBadminton, Flag FootballBasketball, Floorball, Tennis, Track and Field11423QUEENS40823127741565584072770001Jamaica Estates-Holliswood-73.77745440.7244792626Q216M.S. 216 George J. RyanWe are a diverse community with a student-centered environment promoting mutual respect for all and maximizing students' potential for high school readiness. Chosen as one of only 11 Chancellor's Learning Partners Plus Schools, we received praise for being in the top 1% of NYC middle schools for student progress in 2015 and again in 2017. We received "Well-Developed" in all 10 categories on the 2015 Quality Review. Teachers address the Next Generation Standards in all subject areas and produce exceptional lessons through thematic interdisciplinary learning/teaching. Ryan has three academies (Law & Justice, Media Arts, and Scientific Exploration) that offer the same rich Common Core curriculum with opportunities for additional learning based on academy theme. Each academy offers Honors/SP courses, talent courses, and classrooms infusing technology. Incoming sixth graders all take Robotics and Art talent courses. We are one of only two schools in NYC offering a full year of Robotics instruction for every sixth grader. We are a Software Engineering Program school offering computer programming/coding. Our school also benefits from a partnership with St. John's University. We believe in helping great children become great students.Utopia
64-20 175th Street, Queens NY 11365
NoNot Accessible718-358-2005ryan216.orgN/AQ17, Q30, Q31, Q88, QM1, QM31, QM35, QM5, QM7, QM8Q216AM.S. 216 George J. Ryan Gifted & Talented ProgramComposite Score452218060YesYesOpen to students residing in the zone and residents of District 26....4th Grade New York State ELA Exam: 22.5%4th Grade New York State Math Exam: 22.5%Academic and Personal Behaviors: 5%Attendance: 5%Final 4th Grade Report Card: 45%.......Q216ZJ.H.S. 216 George J. Ryan Zoned ProgramZonedOpen to students residing in the zone..................................................................................................................................997071Francis Lewis High SchoolThomas A. Edison Career and Technical Education High SchoolBenjamin N. Cardozo High School8314646-8No8:15am-2:35pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageYes–ExpectedYesYes–Academic support for certain students.Yes–Saturday program for certain students.SpanishAlgebra I, Earth ScienceMandated Sixth Grade Course: Robotics (full year instruction), Band, Chorus, Dance, Visual Art (full year instruction); Non-Mandated Offerings: Intellectually Gifted Classes (IGC); Gifted & Talented Classes (6th Grade); Honors/SP-Math; ELA; Science; Social Studies; Spanish; Technology Instruction including Software Engineering, Computer Science, App Creation; Specialized High School Exam Preparation; Health & Fitness; English Proficiency (ESL)Band; Beacon Community Service; Breast Cancer Walk; Career Day; Chess; Chinese Language Arts; Chorus; Coding; Dance; Earth Day; FELLAS (Boys Empowerment); Filmmaking; GEMMs (Girls Engineering and Math); Guitar; Journalism; Mathematics Team(s); National Junior Honor Society; Photography/Creative Writing; Pretty Tough (Girls Empowerment); Project BOOST; Robotics; Science Olympiad; Soccer Club; STEM; Student Govt; Tech Squad; Theater; Visual Art; Yearbook DesignBasketball LeagueBasketball League, VolleyballTable TennisCHAMPS Girls Basketball, Fitness/Health, Handball, Intramural Boys Basketball, Soccer11365QUEENS40824134141490784069030001Fresh Meadows-Utopia-73.79403140.7375172626Q266PS/IS 266QLocated on the beautiful, Frank Padavan Campus, PS/IS 266Q is a barrier-free building exemplifying excellence through student-driven learning experiences. Students take ownership of their learning and make connections to the real world, while thriving in a nurturing environment that celebrates the individuality and diversity of all learners. In grade eight, a range of advanced courses is offered. Our belief in the value of growth mindset has a direct positive impact on student achievement. Faculty, parents, and students collaborate to meet the academic needs of our students in appropriately-rigorous ways, while also fostering students' social, emotional, and physical growth. PS/IS 266Q offers a variety of clubs, teams, performing arts and physical activities both during and after school hours, such as chess, debate, choir, drama, and track. Throughout the year, a multitude of activities reflect the diversity represented within our school community, culminating with our festive Multicultural Day. This encourages students to respect others, and to also appreciate their community and themselves. Finally, character development programs such as Beautiful Me and Real Heroes prepare students for life beyond the walls of our school.Bellerose
74-10 Commonwealth Boulevard, Queens NY 11426
NoFully Accessible718-479-3920http://psis266.orgN/AQ36, Q43, Q46, QM36, QM6Q266UP.S./I.S. 266Open18652331570YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 26Priority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students and residents of District 26....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above..........................................................................................................................................1007362Bayside High SchoolQueens High School of Teaching, Liberal Arts and the SciencesFrancis Lewis High School87649K-8No8am-2:20pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageYes–OfferedYes–After-SchoolYes–Academic support for certain students.Yes–Saturday program for test prepSpanishAlgebra I, Earth ScienceBand, Chorus, Graphic Arts, Music, Technology, Visual ArtsCareer Day; Chess Club; Debate Team; Drama Club; Festival Choir; High School Teaching Interns; IntenSati; Mighty Milers Running Club; Multicultural Day; Real Heroes; Wellness CouncilFitness ClubFlag Football, Intensati, Road Runners, Track11426QUEENS41323156745299004078700074Bellerose-73.72761440.7462312625Q499Queens College School for Math, Science and TechnologyQueens College School for Math, Science, and Technology is a 2014 National Blue Ribbon School. Eligible students participate in Regents courses in math and science. Our school has a partnership with Lincoln Center Education and Queens College. Select teachers receive professional development and support from Queens College faculty. Our middle school students learn instrumental music in grades seven and eight.Kew Gardens Hills
148-20 Reeves Avenue, Queens NY 11367
Yes-25Q499, 75Q993Accessible718-461-7462ps499formst.weebly.comN/AQ17, Q20A, Q20B, Q25, Q34, Q44-SBS, Q88Q499UOpenN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AOpen to students and residents of Queens.......As per MOU with Queens College, the school will organize applicants by district of residence and admit students from each Queens district equally, to the extent possible based on total pool of applicants. Siblings of current students will receive priority in admissions...................................................................................................................................................................................977574Francis Lewis High School.91485PK-8No8:20am-2:40pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageNoYes-After-SchoolNoNoSpanishAlgebra I, Living Environment, SpanishGoogle Classroom/Technology, Instrumental Music, STEM, Visual ArtsARISTA; Chess; Debate Team; Lincoln Center Education Focus School; Math Club; Middle School Cabinet; Yearbook Publishing..Fitness Club, Volleyball, Yoga11367QUEENS4082480944675714065070150Kew Gardens Hills-73.82205740.7392461717K590Medgar Evers College Preparatory SchoolStudents are immersed in academically challenging studies with requirements that include a three-year sequence in mathematics, Chinese, science, social studies, and the arts. Students have an opportunity to complete the following Regents by the end of eighth grade: Integrated Algebra, Geometry, Algebra II/Trigonometry, Living Environment, Earth Science, Physics, World History, US History, English, and the Chinese LOTE. Student creativity, character development, and social responsibility are encouraged and nurtured through individualized guidance, athletics, clubs, fine and performing arts events, and mentorships.Crown Heights South
1186 Carroll Street, Brooklyn NY 11225
No718-703-5400mecps.org4, S to Franklin Ave; 3toNostrand Ave; 2, 5 to President StB43, B44, B44-SBS, B45, B48, B49K590MMedgar Evers College Preparatory SchoolScreenedN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AOpen to students and residents of Brooklyn.......AttendanceFinal 4th Grade Report Card4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsEntrance Exam..................................................................................................................................................................................838481Medgar Evers College Preparatory SchoolBrooklyn Technical High School.711257Gr 6-12No8:10am-2:30pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageNoYes-After-SchoolYes-AcademicYes-Saturday program for test prepMandarinAlgebra I, Algebra II, Chemistry, English, Geometry, Global History, Living Environment, Physics, US HistoryChorus, Dance, Fine Arts, Marching Band, Piano, Steel PanArt Club; Junior National Honor Society; Peer Mediation/Tutoring..Cross Country, Developmental Basketball, Track and FieldBasketball, Dance, Soccer, Swimming11225BROOKLYN3093532133480923012890025Crown Heights South-73.95116740.6671952020K609Urban Assembly School for Criminal JusticeAs a 6-12 school, we believe that middle school is the foundation for high school and college success. In class, students are academically challenged, reading high level texts, and engaging in critical thinking. We also believe that middle school is a time to teach students the habits necessary for academic success such as organization and time management. Over the last ten years we have created a strong culture that emphasizes order and structure, rigor and learning, community, and positivity. We are partnered with NIA and offer a variety of after school activities. Our teachers are accessible, and we have small class sizes and give individual attention to our students. We excite our students about learning, reading, and exploring the world. We offer iPads, laptops, SMART Boards, and wireless internet. We encourage our students to continue at UASCJ through high school so they can continue learning the skills necessary for college and career.Borough Park
4200 16th Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11204
Yes-20K223, 20K609Partially Accessible718-438-3893uascriminaljustice.orgF to Ditmas AveB11, B16, B35, B67, B69, B8K609UUrban Assembly School for Criminal JusticeOpen26429421467YesNoAll-girls school; open to students and residents of Brooklyn....Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected..............................................................................................................984234Urban Assembly School for Criminal Justice86556Gr 6-12No8:45am-3:05pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageNoYesYesNoAlgebra IBook Club, Drama, Technology, Visual ArtArt, Basketball, Cooking, Dance, Fashion & Design, Homework Help, Leadership, Photography, SoccerBasketball, Dance, Soccer11204BROOKLYN3124423031256763053620021Borough Park-73.98152840.6348751616K898M.S.898M.S. 898 opened its doors in the Fall of 2018, pending approval by the Panel for Educational Policy. M.S. 898 is established on the tenets of Progressive Education and based on the philosophy that students learn best through experiential and hands on learning. M.S. 898 will support and cultivate students to achieve academic excellence by challenging them to reach their highest potential in mind, body, and spirit through humanities, the sciences, arts and physical education. M.S. 898 students will understand and embrace their civic responsibility and are committed to service learning. We are committed to human health and Eco-literacy while simultaneously being dedicated to the needs of the community. At M.S. 898, learning extends beyond the school building. M.S. 898 students will be immersed in New York City through inquiry-based excursions that will afford them rich learning experiences. At M.S. 898 students will participate in service-learning and project-based approaches to learning, with emphasis on conceptual reasoning and cultivating student ability to become problem solvers. M.S. 898 students will engage in student-centered, discussion-based, cooperative learning. Educators will facilitate a learning environment whereby students will have the freedom to make mistakes, think independently, and speak their mind. At M.S. 898 students will be honored for their unique contributions, cultural backgrounds, and beliefs.Bedford-Stuyvesant
130RochesterAve,BrooklynNY11213
Yes-16K335Not Accessible718-574-2834d16brooklyn.com/new-middle-school-16k898A, C to Utica AveB15,B25,B26,B43,B46,B46-SBS,B52,B65K898UM.S.898UnscreenedN/AN/AN/AN/A1476N/AN/AOpen to students and residents of BrooklynPrioritytostudentsandresidentsofDistrict16Priority to students and residents of Brooklyn.......Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected...Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above.................................................................................................................................................................................N/AN/AN/A.N/A6 (School will serve grades 6-8 by Fall 2020)No8:20am-2:38pmNoEnglish as a New Language, Transitional Bilingual Education: SpanishYesYesYesYesKorean, SpanishMusic, Visual ArtStudent Ambassadors, Student Government, Chess Club, Robotics, Dance, Science Club, Math Club. More to be offered based on community input...Basketball, Cheerleading, Soccer, Squash, Tae Kwon Do, Volleyball. More to be offered based on community input.606M018P.S. 018 Park TerraceOur school is a close-knit learning community where teachers create a family-type environment focused on technology and the arts. We focus on the individual student and foster an environment that encourages students to take risks. Our focus on transitional bilingual courses, monolingual courses, and dual language education in Spanish and English supports academic excellence across all content areas. We engage our parents in school-wide events and gatherings focused on building community. Our parents are at the heart of our efforts. Parents appreciate our non-negotiable uniform policy, excellent discipline and communication protocol, and our administration's open-door policy. Many of our students are new arrivals from the Dominican Republic. Our school engages in a variety of programs celebrating literacy and the arts as well as STEM across grades.Inwood
4124 9th Avenue, Manhattan NY 10034
NoPartially Accessible917-521-2220schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolA to Inwood - 207th St; 1 to Marble Hill - 225th StBx12, Bx12-SBS, Bx20, Bx3, Bx32, Bx7, Bx9, BxM1, BxM18, BxM2, BxM3, M100M018UPark Terrace (P.S. 18)Open8121221144YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 6Priority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students residing in the elementary school zoneThen to students and residents of District 6.....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above..............................................................................................................681313High School for Environmental Studies80353Gr K-8No8am-2:20pmYesEnglish as a New Language, Dual Language: Spanish, Transitional Bilingual Education: SpanishYes–31-50 hours expected by graduationYesNoNoAlgebra IGroup tutoring sessions in preparation for Specialized High Schools, Urban Arts for Middle SchoolCHALK; Chess; Chorus; Computers; East Side House Settlement-After-School; Inquiry-Based Learning; LINC Parent Program; Literacy Inc. (school-wide tutoring); Mental Health and Wellness; Move to Improve; Parent Cooking Classes; Robotics; Rosie’s Theatre Grade Five; School Band; School Wellness; SEA Theatre; STEM Program; Waterford Early Learning K-2; YogaBasketball LeagueVolleyball, Volleyball LeagueFlag Football10034MANHATTAN1121029910820451022150824Marble Hill-Inwood-73.91151640.871278606M052Harold O. Levy School 52Harold O. Levy School 52 is the only Apple ConnectED school in District 06. There are only 14 Apple ConnectED Schools in New York City and Harold O. Levy School 52 is honored to be among them. As an Apple ConnectED school, every student is given an iPad, & every classroom has an Apple TV. Students use their devices every day and learn how to create digital documents, track their progress online, and work collaboratively on multiple projects throughout the year. We are also a Computer Science 4 ALL school, providing computer science instruction through hands on project-based units of study. Our school offers art and music and we have the only middle school marching band in Inwood, the Harold O. Levy School 52 Tiger Band! Band students learn how to play instruments, read music, and perform all across New York City. We offer a variety of programs that support students academically and offer enrichment outside the standard subject areas. These programs include: Urban Advantage, CHAMPS Sports, Code.org, Arduino Circuitry, Lego Robotics, Games 4 Change, Video Game Design, Apple Classroom, and more. Harold O. Levy School 52 also offers free one-to-one tutoring programs after school, Saturday academies, & seasonal academies during school breaks for students who require additional support in ELA and Math.Inwood
650 Academy Street, Manhattan NY 10034
Yes-06M052, 06M211, 06M423Not Accessible212-567-9162inwood52.com & www.apple.com/connectED/A to Dyckman St-200th St; 1 to Dyckman StBx12, Bx12-SBS, Bx20, Bx7, BxM1, M100, M3, M4M052UHarold O. Levy School 52 Apple ConnectED ProgramOpen18050222298NoYesOpen to students and residents of District 6....Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected......M052ZHarold O. Levy School 52 Zoned ProgramZonedOpen to students residing in the zone........................................................................................................98219High School for Environmental StudiesInwood Early College for Health and Information TechnologiesHigh School for Law and Public Service89267Gr 6-8No8am-2:20pmYes—Top and bottom-specific colors or stylesEnglish as a New Language, Transitional Bilingual Education: SpanishYes–50+ hours expected by graduationYesYes–Academic support and enrichment.Yes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichment.SpanishAlgebra I, SpanishArts, Band, Graphic DesignCommunity Service; Computer Science; ELA Saturday Academy; Math Saturday Academy; One to One Tutoring; Robotics, Guitar Club; Softball team; Spanish; Specialized High School Test Preparation; Student Ambassadors; Title III Programs to Support English Language Development; Track Team; YearbookFitness ClubBadminton, Baseball, Basketball, Fitness Room, Rowing, Soccer, Softball, Track and Field, Volleyball, Wiffle Ball10034MANHATTAN1121029110767761022330020Marble Hill-Inwood-73.92483540.866053606M143J.H.S. 143 Eleanor RooseveltWe provide students with a curriculum and skills that promote personal growth and high standards. We believe that a love of learning flourishes in our diverse community that respects truth, curiosity, creativity, humor, and independent thinking. We are dedicated to fostering academic excellence and promoting dignity and respect for all individuals in our school community.Washington Heights
511 West 182nd Street, Manhattan NY 10033
Yes-06M143, 06M348Partially Accessible212-927-7739is143.org1, A to 181st StBx11, Bx13, Bx18, Bx3, Bx35, Bx36, Bx7, M100, M101, M3, M4, M5, M98M143UEleanor Roosevelt Intermediate School (I.S. 143)Open16247222298NoNoOpen to students and residents of District 6Priority to 5th grade students in P.S. 115, P.S. 132, P.S. 189, and to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 6.....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above..............................................................................................................90157High School for Law and Public ServiceHigh School for Health Careers and SciencesManhattan Bridges High School76265Gr 6-8No8am-2:20pmYesEnglish as a New Language, Transitional Bilingual Education: SpanishNoYesYes–Academic support for certain students.Yes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichment.SpanishAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentArt, CodingAcademic After-School Program; Books and Movies Club; Girl Talk Club; Jewelry Club; Mixed Media Club; Morning Tutoring Program; Robotics ClubDevelopmental Basketball, Fitness Club, Flag FootballBasketball, Flag Football10033MANHATTAN1121026910637031021550035Washington Heights North-73.93094840.848908606M187P.S./I.S. 187 Hudson Cliffs"We are now at a point where we must educate our children in what no one knew yesterday, and prepare our schools for what no one knows yet."- Margaret Mead. Hudson Cliffs School is a pre-K-8 neighborhood school which thrives on its diversity and strong parental involvement. Students enjoy being part of this community while parents appreciate the stable and secure environment.Washington Heights
349 Cabrini Boulevard, Manhattan NY 10040
NoNot Accessible212-927-8218187hudsoncliffs.orgA to 190th St; 1 to 191st StBx11, Bx13, Bx3, Bx35, Bx36, Bx7, M100, M101, M3, M4, M98M187UHudson Cliffs School (P.S./I.S. 187)Open39684561582YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 6Priority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 6.....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above..............................................................................................................1004138Inwood Early College for Health and Information TechnologiesThe High School of Fashion IndustriesFiorello H. LaGuardia High School of Music & Art and Performing Arts95799Gr K-8No8am-2:20pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageYes–OfferedNoNoYes–Saturday program for certain students.SpanishAlgebra IAdvisory, Art, Instrumental Music, SpanishArt Club; Choir; Concert Band; High School Prep; High School Test Prep; Intramural Sports; LEGO Club; Musical; Role Playing Games; School Dances; TACHs Prep; Talent ShowCross CountryBasketball, Intramural Volleyball, Track and Field10040MANHATTAN1121027310643711021790365Washington Heights North-73.93709340.856693606M209Hamilton Grange Middle SchoolHamilton Grange is founded on the desire to build intelligence and character in our students, because in the words of Dr. King, "that is the goal of a true education." We teach argumentative writing throughout all content areas. It is the foundation of each of our classes because we have found that it is the most effective means of supporting college readiness and enabling our students to, in Dr. King's words, "sift and weigh evidence, to discern the true from the false, the real from the unreal, and the facts from the fiction." This combination of skills and knowledge will prepare students for both college and active citizenship. We also champion character development and equip students with the skills and behaviors necessary for academic and social success. At Hamilton Grange, we believe that kids do well if they can, and it is up to us as educators, to find the best means of supporting their growth. That means we take a progressive approach to school discipline: we do not believe that punishment is a good teacher.Manhattanville
500 West 138th Street, Manhattan NY 10031
Yes-06M192, 06M209Partially Accessible212-775-9600thehamiltongrangeschool.orgB, C to 135th St; A, D to 145th St; 1 to 137th St - City CollegeBx15, Bx19, Bx33, M10, M100, M101, M104, M11, M3, M4, M5M209LHamilton Grange Middle SchoolLimited Unscreened25151331985YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 6Priority to students zoned to or attending P.S. 192 or P.S. 325 who sign in at an eventThen to students zoned to or attending P.S. 192 or P.S. 325Then to students and residents of District 6 who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of District 6.....Last year, this program only admitted students from priority groups 1, 2, and 3.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above..............................................................................................................912720High School for Media and Communications81267Gr 6-8No8:40am-3pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageNoYes–After-SchoolYesYesAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentArt, Chess, Choral Music, Debate, Ethics, Lego Robotics, Newspaper, Physical Education, Regents Algebra, Regents Living Environment, Service Learning, Spoken Word, Student-Directed Book Circles, Theatre Instrumental Band, Young Activists, Young Women's LiteratureBoys Baseball; Boys JV and Varsity Basketball; Boys JV and Varsity Soccer; Broadway Jr. Musical Production; Chorus; Girls' Softball; Girls Varsity Basketball; Girls Varsity Soccer; Orchestra; New York City Urban Debate League; Urban Word Poetry SlamBaseball, Fitness Club, Soccer, Track and FieldBoxing Club, Cheerleading, Fitness Club10031MANHATTAN10972230110841321019880166Manhattanville-73.95114540.820953606M210P.S./I.S. 210 The Twenty-First Century Academy for Community LeadershipP.S./I.S. 210 is a warm and nurturing environment with a focus on hands-on learning and a dual language learning experience. Our students benefit from our commitment to music, fine arts, theater, and sports. Parents appreciate that our staff is very personable and respectful in the way they treat both parents and students. Our teachers are hardworking and knowledgeable about how students learn. Parents also enjoy participating in fun activities for themselves, such as the book club, cooking club, and jewelry-making club. We provide workshops to help parents assess their children's progress, as well as to learn strategies for helping their children. We are a New Visions School that was founded in January of 1997. We are located in a brand-new state-of the-art building with specialty rooms for art, music, and science.Hamilton Heights
501-503 West 152nd Street, Manhattan NY 10031
NoFully Accessible212-283-0012schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolC to 155th St; A, B, D to 145th St; 1 to 157th StBx19, Bx6, M10, M100, M101, M11, M2, M3, M4, M5M210MSpanish Dual Language ProgramScreened: Language12627321146NoNoOpen to students and residents of District 6Priority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students and residents of District 6.....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.English Language Learners (ELLs), Heritage Language Speakers of the target language, participants of elementary school-level Dual Languageand Transitional Bilingual Education programs in the target language.4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAcademic and Personal BehaviorsAttendance and PunctualityDual Language Entrance ExamFinal 4th Grade Report Card..............................................................................................................952921High School for Environmental Studies85419Gr K-8No8:15am-2:35pmYes–Top and bottom, specific colors or stylesEnglish as a New Language, Dual Language: SpanishYes–ExpectedYesNoNoSpanishAlgebra I, Living Environment, SpanishBuddy Club (Reading and Writing); Chess Club; Midori Violin and Cello Program; Science Program; Student TutorsFitness ClubBaseball, Kickball, Wiffle Ball10031MANHATTAN109723710878241020840129Hamilton Heights-73.9447540.829815606M223The Mott Hall SchoolThe Mott Hall School is dedicated to the academic and personal development of its students who will become tomorrow's leaders. Our mission is to develop future leaders in Mathematics, Science, and Technology by providing a world-class education that prepares students for college and higher learning. The academically rigorous education that is provided includes many enriched and intellectual learning experiences inside and outside the school building. Students are asked to question, anticipate, and solve problems, assume personal responsibility, emerge as enthusiastic lifelong learners and independent thinkers motivated by the pursuit of academic excellence and social responsibility. What makes the Mott Hall School special is: A Personalized Learning Environment with a Home Away from Home Atmosphere; Math, Science, and Technology Focus with Career Exposure and Guidance; Whole Grade Acceleration and Advanced Curriculum with Extended Learning Opportunities and School Without Walls Philosophy that Stresses Extended Off-Campus Learning Experiences.Manhattanville
71-111 Convent Ave, Manhattan NY 10027
NoPartially Accessible212-281-5028themotthall.orgB, C to 135th St; 1, A, D to 125th StBx15, Bx33, M10, M100, M101, M104, M11, M2, M3, M4, M5, M60-SBSM223SThe Mott Hall SchoolScreened38147422191YesNoOpen to students and residents of District 6....4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAttendanceAttendance to Open House or TourEntrance AssessmentFinal 4th Grade Report Card..............................................................................................................956763Manhattan Center for Science and MathematicsManhattan Business Academy98292Gr 6-8No7:45am-2:05pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–ExpectedNoYes–For incoming sixth graders.Yes–Saturday program for test prepFrenchAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentChorus; College Access for All; High School Prep; Instrumental Music (Multicultural Music Group Symphonic Youth Program); Math Counts; Mural Painting; National Dance Institute (NDI); Poetry in the Classroom (CUNY); Regents Prep; Service Learning; Theatre Program (TBTB Company); Technology-Coding3-D Printing; Art; Chess; Chorus; Coding; Debate; Film Program at Aaron Davis Hall; Math Counts (math coaching program); Poetry in the Classroom; Free After-School Sponsored by Sports & Arts in Schools Foundation (SASF); The City College of New York (CCNY): Science Collaboration; Enrichment After-School Programs include: Instrumental Music (Orchestra); Leadership Development; National Dance Institute (NDI); STEM Association; Service Learning Program; Sports; Street Project Program; TechnologyCross Country, Soccer, Track and FieldBasketball, Flag Football, Soccer, Track, Volleyball10027MANHATTAN10992170310840671019570001Manhattanville-73.95290840.815458606M278Paula Hedbavny School (P.S./M.S. 278)Students appreciate that our teachers know them by name and are available to give them extra help whenever they need it. Students also like the weekly enrichment clusters offered once a week during the school day. Parents like our uniform policy, discipline system, and the administration's open door policy. All students participate in a Walk-A-Thon each Fall to support pediatric cancer research. We believe in using field trips as an extension of our student's education. We are a Salvadori Globe School.Inwood
421 W 219th St, Manhattan NY 10034
NoPartially Accessible917-521-2060psms278.orgA to Inwood - 207th St; 1 to 215th StBx12, Bx12-SBS, Bx20, Bx3, Bx32, Bx7, Bx9, BxM1, BxM18, BxM2, BxM3, M100M278SPaula Hedbavny School (P.S./M.S. 278)Screened22359451253YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 6Priority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students residing in the elementary school zoneThen to students and residents of District 6.....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAttendance and PunctualityFinal 4th Grade Report CardWriting Sample..............................................................................................................914956Manhattan Village AcademyHigh School for Environmental Studies94559Gr K-8No8am-2:20pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageNoYesNoNoWeekly Enrichment Clusters (based on student interest)After-School Program; Chorus; Competitive Debate Team; Portfolio ArtBasketball League, Flag FootballSoftball, Volleyball, Volleyball League10034MANHATTAN1121029910647041022150831Marble Hill-Inwood-73.91214140.871245606M293City College Academy of the ArtsWe are a secondary school where middle school students may choose to continue on through high school. Our program provides academic support that will allow students to begin taking college courses in the 9th grade so they can graduate high school with 60 college credits from The City College of New York (CCNY). Additionally, the arts are used to support instruction across subject areas. Eighth graders take college seminars at CCNY.Washington Heights N.
4600 Broadway, Manhattan NY 10040
Yes-06M218, 06M293, 06M322Fully Accessible212-567-3164schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolA to 190th St; 1 to Dyckman StBx7, BxM1, M100, M101, M3, M4, M98M293LCity College Academy Of The ArtsLimited Unscreened50581851566YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 6Open to students and residents of District 6 who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of District 6.....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above..............................................................................................................964543City College Academy of the Arts89602Gr 6-12No8:15am-4pmYes—Top and bottom-specific colors or stylesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–ExpectedYesYesYes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichment.Algebra I, English, Living Environment, US HistoryArts Exploration, Chess, Cooking, Drama, Fitness, Music, Rock Band, Singing, Student Council, Technology, Tutoring, YearbookCross Country, Track and FieldBaseball, Basketball, Softball, Volleyball10040MANHATTAN1121028510767561021720016Washington Heights North-73.93067240.86079606M311Amistad Dual Language SchoolStudents find our staff friendly and feel that they genuinely care about them. They also enjoy our sports and physical education program, alongside many special events (including basketball and volleyball tournaments, an ice skating trip, field day, and a senior trip to Washington, DC). Parents like that we use technology in all classrooms, including SMART Boards, desktop computers, and laptops. They also value our visual and performing arts program and small classes. Our instructional staff is bilingual and share diverse backgrounds. All students are immersed in Spanish for two weeks and in English for two weeks in all courses, including: language arts, math, science, and social studies.Inwood
4862 Broadway, Manhattan NY 10034
Yes-06M311, 06M314Fully Accessible212-544-8021amistadschool.orgA to Inwood - 207th St; 1 to 207th StBx12, Bx12-SBS, Bx20, Bx7, BxM1, M100, M4M311MAmistad Spanish Dual Language ProgramScreened: Language14832431041YesNoOpen to students and residents of District 6Priority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students and residents of District 6.....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.English Language Learners (ELLs), Heritage Language Speakers of the target language, participants of elementary school-level Dual Language and Transitional Bilingual Education programs in the target language.Prior participation in Spanish Dual Language ProgramSpanish InterviewSpanish Reading and Writing Activity..............................................................................................................864220High School for Environmental StudiesThe Global Learning Collaborative89395Gr K-8No8:20am-2:40pmNoEnglish as a New Language, Dual Language: SpanishYes–31-50 hours expected by graduationYesYes–Academic support for certain students.Yes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichment.SpanishSpanishArt Portfolio, Chorus, Dance, TheatreField Day; Ice Skating Trip; LANG Program; Lang Youth Medical Program; NYC ROW; Prep for Prep; Senior Trip to Washington, DC; Specialized High School Admission Test Prep ProgramDevelopmental Basketball, Soccer, Volleyball10034MANHATTAN1121029110649001022340007Marble Hill-Inwood-73.92394840.866706606M319M.S. 319 – Maria Teresa MirabalIt is our goal to help every child persevere, achieve, and excel. The Common Core curriculum is taught in all subject areas, with a strong focus on writing across disciplines. Students learn the skills that will make them succeed in college and be ready for the modern economy. Technology is infused throughout the curriculum. We offer reduced class sizes in literacy and math, as well as opportunities for independent learning. Parents appreciate the individualized attention that students receive in our small school. They value the open-door policy of our principal and staff, the challenging curriculum, and the variety of enrichment activities that address the whole child. We offer our eighth graders the opportunity to choose academic paths directly related to their intended career. All students attend two-to-three Broadway shows per year. The majority of our eighth graders also take at least one Regents exam.Washington Heights
21 Jumel Place, Manhattan NY 10032
Yes-06M319, 06M324, 84M068Fully Accessible212-923-3827www.ms319.org1, A, C to 168th St - Washington HtsBx13, Bx7, M100, M101, M2, M3, M4, M5, M98M319MSpanish Dual Language ProgramScreened: Language942633937NoNoOpen to students and residents of District 6Priority to 5th grade students in P.S. 8, P.S. 153, P.S. 173, and to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 6.....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.English Language Learners (ELLs), Heritage Language Speakers of the target language, participants of elementary school-level Dual Language and Transitional Bilingual Education programs in the target language.4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAcademic and Personal BehaviorsPrior participation in Spanish Dual Language Program......M319UMaria Teresa Mirabal (M.S. 319)Open23173232294NoYesOpen to students and residents of District 6Priority to 5th grade students in P.S. 8, P.S. 153, P.S. 173, and to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 6.......Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above..................................................................................................932722High School for Law and Public ServiceA. Philip Randolph Campus High SchoolUrban Assembly School for Media Studies, The92418Gr 6-8No8am-2:20pmYesEnglish as a New Language, Dual Language: Spanish, Transitional Bilingual Education: SpanishNoYes–After-SchoolYes–Academic support and enrichment.Yes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichment.SpanishArchitecture, Art, Basketball, Calligraphy, Chorus, College Readiness, Computer Coding, Crafts, Drama, Fitness, Flag Football, Home Language Arts, Newspaper Club, Oratory, Peer Mediation, Piano, Regents Math, Regents Science, Regents Spanish, Soccer, Spanish, Technology & Computer Science, Track, Typing Class, YearbookComputer Coding After-School Program; LEGO Robotics Engineering Club; Saturday Academy for Academic Support with one-on-one tutoringSoccerBasketball, Flag Football, Girls Baseball, Soccer, Softball, Track and Field10032MANHATTAN1121024910767411021120058Washington Heights South-73.93615940.839305606M322The Renaissance Leadership Academy (M.S. 322)M.S. 322 is an innovative middle school with a young, high-energy team. Students experience blended learning: online explorations that bring new life to their class work. An online grade book keeps families and teachers in contact about classroom life and progress. Our iZone School design keeps class sizes low in core subjects and lets students mix across grades. Students can earn high school credit in science. We offer transitional bilingual and dual language programs to support students in understanding content while mastering English. Science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) units allow students to learn through hands-on experiences. We are a 21st Century Community Learning Center with arts embedded in our school day as well as after-school clubs. Our Global Partners Junior Program provides our students with an opportunity to interact with students around the globe. The Children's Aid Society provides after-school enrichment as well as medical, dental, and mental health services.Washington Heights
4600 Broadway, Manhattan NY 10040
Yes-06M293, 06M322Fully Accessible212-304-0853www.m322.orgA to 190th St; 1 to Dyckman StBx7, BxM1, M100, M101, M3, M4, M98M322MSpanish Dual Language ProgramScreened: Language641733624NoNoOpen to students and residents of District 6Priority to 5th grade students in P.S. 5, P.S. 48, P.S. 152, and to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 6.....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.English Language Learners (ELLs), Heritage Language Speakers of the target language, participants of elementary school-level Dual Language and Transitional Bilingual Education programs in the target language4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAcademic and Personal BehaviorsAttendanceAttendance at an Open House/School TourFinal 4th Grade Report CardNYSESLAT Score......M322UThe Renaissance Leadership Academy (M.S. 322)Open14650231981NoNoOpen to students and residents of District 6Priority to 5th grade students in P.S. 5, P.S. 48, P.S. 152, and to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 6.......Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above..................................................................................................952021MANHATTAN BUSINESS ACADEMYA. Philip Randolph Campus High SchoolHigh School for Health Professions and Human Services88310Gr 6-8Yes, The Children's Aid Society9am-3:20pmYes–Official uniform must be purchasedEnglish as a New Language, Dual Language: Spanish, Transitional Bilingual Education: SpanishNoYesYes–Academic support and enrichment.Yes–Saturday program for test prepSpanishAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentWeekly Club Period Offerings: Art Club, Basketball, Cooking, Soccer, Sports, Strategic Games, YogaAccelerated Honors Program; Global Partners Junior Program; Global Scholars; iLearn 360; MSQI Independent Reading; Newspaper Club (English and Spanish); Robotics; Theatre Arts; Thurgood Marshall Jr. Mock TrialBasketball LeagueDevelopmental BasketballCheerleading, Dance, Football, Soccer, Softball, Track and Field, Volleyball10040MANHATTAN1121028510767561021720016Washington Heights North-73.93067240.86079606M324M.S. 324 - Patria MirabalOur focus is to prepare students for college and work and to be active citizens. Students know that teachers care about them as individuals and scholars. Our students develop a never-say-fail attitude. Parents are impressed with the close attention that our teachers give students, the programs we offer, and the accessibility of our teachers to students and parents. In collaboration with Children's Aid Society, we are a community-based school with a medical and mental health clinic and an after-school recreational program. The building is open from 7:30am-6pm.Washington Heights
21 Jumel Place, Manhattan NY 10032
Yes-06M319, 06M324, 84M068Fully Accessible212-923-4057sites.google.com/a/ms324.org/ms324communitysite1, A, C to 168th St - Washington HtsBx13, Bx7, M100, M101, M2, M3, M4, M5, M98M324UMaking Connections to Local and Global CommunitiesOpen23568232398NoYesOpen to students and residents of District 6Priority to 5th grade students in P.S. 8, P.S. 153, P.S. 173, and to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 6.....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above..............................................................................................................922025A. Philip Randolph Campus High SchoolHigh School for Environmental StudiesInwood Early College for Health and Information Technologies90399Gr 6-8Yes, The Children's Aid Society8:30am-2:50pmYes—Top and bottom-specific colors or stylesEnglish as a New Language, Transitional Bilingual Education: SpanishYes–50+ hours expected by graduationYesYesYes–Saturday programAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentArtist Space, BEAM Math and Science, Lang Science Program with Columbia Presbyterian Hospital, Peer Mediation, Summer Reading Program, Urban Arts Story StudioArts Portfolio; Band; Chess; Debate Club; Fresh Youth Initiatives (Community Service); Guitar Club; Math and Reading Tutorials; Math and Writing Lab; Math Club; Musical Theatre Club; NASA Space Camp; Read-a-thons; Reading Buddies; Recycle-a-Bicycle; Respect for All Club; Specialized High Schools Admissions Test PreparationBasketball, Chess, Soccer, Softball, Track and Field, Volleyball10032MANHATTAN1121024910767411021120058Washington Heights South-73.93615940.839305606M328Community Math & Science PrepCommunity Math & Science Prep is a school for all students. Our mission statement is to advocate for excellence in each of our diverse and unique learners. We do this in partnership with students, parents, teachers, other school staff, administration, and the local community by supporting their academic, social, and emotional needs and growth. We provide a wide range of rigorous, real-world learning opportunities for all students to allow them to grow as individuals during the middle school years.Washington Heights
401 West 164th Street, Manhattan NY 10032
Yes-06M328, 84M338Not Accessible917-521-2508www.06M328.orgC to 163rd St - Amsterdam Ave; B, D to 155th St; 1, A to 168th St - Washington HtsBx13, Bx6, Bx7, M10, M100, M101, M2, M3, M4, M5M328MSpanish Dual Language ProgramScreened: Language561422623NoNoOpen to students and residents of District 6....English Language Learners (ELLs), Heritage Language Speakers of the target language, participants of elementary school-level Dual Language and Transitional Bilingual Education programs in the target language.4th Grade New York ELA and Math ExamsAcademic and Personal BehaviorsAttendance and PunctualityFinal 4th Grade Report Card......M328UCommunity Math & Science PrepOpen7723221248NoNoOpen to students and residents of District 6Priority to 5th grade students in P.S. 4, P.S. 28, and P.S. 128 and to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 6.......Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above..................................................................................................79146The Global Learning CollaborativeA. Philip Randolph Campus High SchoolHigh School for Media and Communications91229Gr 6-8No8:10am-2:30pmYes—Top and bottom-specific colors or stylesEnglish as a New Language, Dual Language: Spanish, Transitional Bilingual Education: SpanishYes–ExpectedYesYes–For incoming sixth graders and for academic support and enrichment.Yes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichment.SpanishSpanishAdvisories, Beacon Program, Cheerleading, Chess, College Access for All, Computer Coding Club, Fuel Up to Play 60, MOUSE Squad, Parent and Student Healthy Eating Classes (Nutrition), Robotics, STEM, Student Government, Theater Arts, Track and Field, Visual ArtsAcademic Field Trips, Breakfast in the Classroom, Cafeteria Committee, College and Career Readiness Program at the Armory, Global Friendship Through Space Education (students visit Turkey), Hydroponic Garden Club, International Video Conferencing, Mural Club, Restorative Circles, School Ambassador Program, School-Wide Word of the Day Program, Street Project, Inc., Student Tutors, Sustainability Education Program, Urban Adventures, Wellness Council, Winter & Spring AcademyCheerleading, DanceAlvin Ailey Dance, Track and Field, Volleyball10032MANHATTAN112102430110626361021110024Washington Heights South-73.93715940.836536606M348Washington Heights Expeditionary Learning SchoolOur mission is to work with families to prepare each student academically, emotionally, intellectually, and socially to succeed in a college of her/his choice and beyond. Our school provides each student with the academic foundation necessary to continue their education and participate effectively in our democratic society. We offer a small environment where teachers care about students and expect the best of them. Parents appreciate our school’s communication with families, our teacher accessibility and accountability, and the high levels of academic expectations, performance, and progress. Our school, which is one of the highest rated schools in NYC, has been highlighted and featured in various media, including NBCs Today Show, ABC News World News Tonight, and the New York Times.Washington Heights N.
511 West 182nd Street, Manhattan NY 10033
Yes-06M143, 06M348Partially Accessible212-781-0524wheelsnyc.org1, A to 181st StBx11, Bx13, Bx18, Bx3, Bx35, Bx36, Bx7, M100, M101, M3, M4, M5, M98M348UWashington Heights Expeditionary Learning SchoolOpen28480451773YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 6Priority to 5th grade students in P.S. 115, P.S. 132, P.S. 173, P.S. 189, and to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 6.....Last year, this program only admitted students from priority group 1.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above..............................................................................................................872922Washington Heights Expeditionary Learning School87815Gr K-4, 6-12No8am-2:50pmYesEnglish as a New Language, Dual Language: SpanishNoYesYesNoSpanishAlgebra I, SpanishArt; Chess; Computers; Crew Advisory (leadership development and community building); Drama; Field Work and Learning Expeditions; Four-Day Outward Bound Wilderness Course, Homework Help, Music; National Junior Honor Society; Student Government; YearbookDevelopmental BasketballDevelopmental BasketballBaseball, Basketball10033MANHATTAN1121026910637031021550035Washington Heights North-73.93094840.848908606M349Harbor HeightsAdults at our school know each individual student's academic and social character and work hard to inspire students to learn. Students appreciate being a part of an environment where adults and students are mutually respectful. Parents love the multiple opportunities they are afforded to be involved in their child's education. The school focuses on communicating well with parents. Harbor Heights Middle School had a 97% attendance rate in 2014-2015. Based on our 2014-2015 Quality Snapshot, 100% of our parents are satisfied or very satisfied with the education their child receives and the opportunities parents have to be involved with their children's education.Washington Heights
306 Fort Washington Avenue, Manhattan NY 10033
Yes-06M173, 06M349Partially Accessible212-568-6052schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolA to 175th St; 1, C to 168th St - Washington HtsBx11, Bx13, Bx3, Bx35, Bx36, Bx7, M100, M101, M2, M3, M4, M5, M98M349MHarbor Heights Transitional Bilingual Education Program (Spanish)Screened: Language10822221248NoNoOpen to students and residents of the Bronx and Manhattan....English Language Learners (ELLs), Heritage Language Speakers of the target language, participants of elementary school-level Dual Language and Transitional Bilingual Education programs in the target language.Arrived from a Spanish-speaking CountryNew to the US within three yearsPriority to in-district students..............................................................................................................92513Manhattan Bridges High SchoolManhattan Center for Science and MathematicsGregorio Luperon High School for Science and Mathematics94129Gr 6-8No8am-2:20pmYesEnglish as a New Language, Dual Language: SpanishNoYesYesYesSpanishSpanishChess, Chorus, Computer Animation, Dance, Forensics, Guitar, Photography, Robotics and 3-D Printing, Theater, Visual ArtsExtended-Day School’s Out New York City (SONYC) Program, Monday-Friday from 3-6pm, Includes: Academic Tutoring, Arts, Athletics, Chess, Conflict Resolution and Peer Mediation, Dance, English as a New Language, High School Preparation, Homework Help, Photography, Robotics, Student Leadership, Theater, YearbookFitness Club, SoccerBasketball, Soccer10033MANHATTAN1121026310635031021420154Washington Heights South-73.94046840.845469606M366Washington Heights AcademyWashington Heights Academy is a small learning community, dedicated to knowing each student and family well. Our mission is to prepare students to respond to life’s challenges and opportunities with confidence and intelligence. Through high expectations and a rich interdisciplinary curriculum, we strive to raise critical thinkers and self-directed learners, and to support a love of learning in students. We believe that family involvement is key to children’s academic success, and we aspire to create an active partnership between school and family that draws upon the diverse resources that each family offers. Family members are regularly welcomed into the school for parent leadership meetings, English as a New Language classes, celebrations, honors assemblies, special performances, and Family Learning Nights. Our Student Leadership Advisory provides opportunities to develop essential life skills through structured activities and service learning experiences.Inwood
202 Sherman Ave, Manhattan NY 10034
NoFully Accessible212-304-3320whacademy.orgA to Inwood - 207th St; 1 to 207th StBx12, Bx12-SBS, Bx20, Bx7, BxM1, M100M366LWashington Heights AcademyLimited Unscreened31773671149YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 6Priority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students and residents of District 6 who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of District 6.....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above..............................................................................................................975956Inwood Early College for Health and Information Technologies91571Gr K-8No8:20am-2:40pmYes—Official uniform must be purchasedEnglish as a New LanguageYes–ExpectedYesNoYes–Saturday programAlgebra IHigh School Admissions Preparation Classes, Music, Service Learning Program, Student Leadership Advisory, Technology, Visual ArtAfter-School Enrichment Program; Children’s Arts and Science Workshops; Inwood Community Services Out-of-School-Time Program; Responsive Classroom/ Developmental Designs; School Success Initiative (Americorps/New York Cares); Student Government; Yeshiva University Project START; Young People’s Chorus of Washington HeightsBasketball LeagueVolleyball, Volleyball LeagueRunning Club, Track and Field10034MANHATTAN1121029310819101022260041Marble Hill-Inwood-73.9211440.865384606M528I.S. 528 Bea Fuller Rodgers SchoolAt I.S. 528 we thrive to develop our students' intellectual independence and increase confidence of their innate talents through inquiry, hands-on learning, and collaboration. We are dedicated to preparing our students to become lifelong learners while fostering a caring, enriched, and creative environment. High level academic achievement is promoted through a standards-based curriculum. Our school environment harbors tolerance and a sense of understanding and compassion for others. As a community school, we provide an array of services for our families and community. Parental involvement is valued and encouraged by numerous opportunities at all levels. Parents appreciate the small learning environment, dedicated to knowing each student and family. At I.S. 528, we guide and grow our students into thoughtful, caring, creative, articulate, and well-rounded scholars.Washington Heights
180 Wadsworth Avenue, Manhattan NY 10033
NoPartially Accessible212-740-4900schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-School1, A to 181st StBx11, Bx13, Bx3, Bx35, Bx36, Bx7, M100, M101, M3, M4, M5, M98M528UBea Fuller Rodgers SchoolOpen24360331976NoYesOpen to students and residents of ManhattanPriority to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 6Then to students and residents of Manhattan.....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above..............................................................................................................881719The High School of Fashion IndustriesHigh School for Media and CommunicationsHigh School for Law and Public Service85224Gr 6-8Yes, Urban Arts Partnership8:40am-4pmYes–Top, bottom, and shoes; specific colors or stylesEnglish as a New Language, Transitional Bilingual Education: SpanishYes–10-30 hours expected by graduationYesYes–For incoming sixth graders and for academic support and enrichment.Yes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichmentSpanishAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentAlvin Ailey Dance Program; Art Integration; Boys Fitness; Chess Club; Chorus; Collaborations with Asphalt Green; College Club; Comic Book; Community Service; ELL Academic Enrichment; Fusion Dance Company; Homework Help; Iconnect Mentoring Program; Knitting; Math and ELA Academic Enrichment; Newspaper; Police Athletic League; Science Club; Story Studio; Student Council; Teachers College Reading and Writing Project; Theater; Urban Arts Partnership; YearbookVolleyballBasketball, Cheerleading, Flag Football, Running Club, Soccer, Track and Field, Volleyball10033MANHATTAN1121027110639281021640032Washington Heights North-73.93448540.85051707X005Port Morris (P.S./M.S. 5)Students love our small learning environment where teachers are able to give them individualized attention. They enjoy participating in community activities. Students also benefit from the use of our constantly expanding access to technology resources including ActivPanels in classrooms, computers, iPads and laptops, as well as a new multimedia technology laboratory. In addition, they have the opportunity to learn to read music and play an instrument, as well as to participate in chorus and performing arts-related activities. Parents and guardians appreciate the instructional, cultural, and motivational programs that are the centerpieces of our students' middle school experiences and which also provide many leadership development opportunities.Melrose
564 Jackson Avenue, Bronx NY 10455
NoNot Accessible718-292-2683www.ps5x.org6 to East 149th St; 2, 5 to Jackson AveBx15, Bx17, Bx19, Bx21, Bx4, Bx41, Bx41-SBS, Bx46, Bx4AX005UThe Port Morris School of Community Leadership (P.S./M.S. 5)Open14766232169NoYesOpen to students and residents of District 7Priority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students and residents of District 7.....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above..............................................................................................................83197University Prep Charter High SchoolNew Explorers High School83722Gr K-8No8:20am-2:40pmYes—Official uniform must be purchasedEnglish as a New Language, Transitional Bilingual Education: SpanishYes–10-30 hours expected by graduationYes–After-SchoolYes–Academic support for certain students.Yes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichment.SpanishAdvisory, Foreign Language, Music, STEM Courses, Student Government, Technology, Test Preparation, Visual ArtAcademic After-School Programs, Advisory, Arts and Crafts; ASPIRA; Ballroom Dancing; Chess; Chorus; Community Outreach; Computer Literacy; Dance; Debate; Doing Art Together; Drama; Fashion Design; High School Orientation; Internships; Leadership/ Government; Mentoring; Public Speaking; Technology; Visual and Graphic ArtsBasketball LeagueDevelopmental Basketball, Soccer, VolleyballBasketball, Track and Field10455BRONX20187320045482026420001Melrose South-Mott Haven North-73.90888640.813728707X029P.S./M.S. 029 Melrose SchoolAt the Melrose School, students are encouraged to reach towards challenging goals. We take pride in offering a world-class education and educational opportunities to our students. Technological resources such as computers, laptops, and interactive white boards in all classrooms are integral in the delivery of instruction and the development of students' skills. Through extracurricular opportunities, students' horizons are further broadened by trips to academic and cultural institutions and sporting events. At the Melrose School, parents value our sense of community, commitment, and collaboration. Our students wear uniforms and we incentivize positive behaviors through the Positive Behavior Intervention and Supports (PBIS) program. Our ultimate goal is to see our students enter the best high schools in New York City that are extensions of the experiences they were afforded at P.S./M.S. 29.Melrose
758 Courtlandt Avenue, Bronx NY 10451
NoNot Accessible718-292-3785psms29.org2, 5 to 3rd Ave-149th StBx1, Bx13, Bx15, Bx19, Bx2, Bx21, Bx32, Bx4, Bx41, Bx41-SBS, Bx4A, Bx6, BxM4X029UThe Melrose School (P.S./M.S. 29)Open21766441657YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 7Priority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students and residents of District 7.....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above..............................................................................................................821912University Prep Charter High SchoolThe High School of Fashion Industries77792Gr K-8No8:20am-2:40pmYesEnglish as a New Language, Transitional Bilingual Education: SpanishYes–ExpectedYesYes–For incoming sixth graders.NoAdvisory, Dance, Music, STEM, Visual ArtsAcademic Enrichment & Arts After-School Programs; Chess; College Tours; Math Team; Musical Theater; Positive Behavior Intervention and Supports (PBIS) Activities and Trips (video game tournaments and obstacle course trip); Specialized High School Prep; Student Council Partnerships with: The Bronx Arts Ensemble, The Park Avenue Armory, Urban AdvantageTrack & Field10451BRONX201176920017362024030001Melrose South-Mott Haven North-73.91727940.821515707X031P.S./M.S. 31 The William Lloyd Garrison SchoolOur school strives to provide students the foundation they need to be successful lifelong learners. All staff members put time and personal attention into addressing the specific academic, social, and emotional needs of each student by using Positive Behavioral Interventions and Support (PBIS). Our school commits to helping students develop and master the academic and social skills necessary for success in the global community. All classrooms are equipped with SMART Boards and students have access to a one-to-one laptop program, as well as a state-of-the-art multimedia technology laboratory. We have a collaboration with ASPIRA who provides after-school social and academic support to our students year-round.Concourse Village
250 East 156th Street, Bronx NY 10451
Yes-07X031, 07X151, 84X704Partially Accessible718-292-4397psms31.org4, B, D to 161st St-Yankee Stadium; 2, 5 to 149th St-Grand ConcourseBx1, Bx13, Bx15, Bx19, Bx2, Bx21, Bx32, Bx41, Bx41-SBS, Bx6, BxM4X031UThe William Lloyd Garrison (P.S./M.S. 31)Open14651231761NoYesOpen to students and residents of District 7Priority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students and residents of District 7.....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above..............................................................................................................74116Health Opportunities High SchoolBronx Collaborative High School74708Gr K-8No8am-2:20pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageNoYesYes–Academic support for certain students.NoAlgebra I, US HistoryArt; Ballroom Dancing; Band; Chess; Chorus; Drama; Music; Peer Conflict Resolution; Peer Mentors; Positive Behavior Intervention and Supports Program (PBIS); STEM Project Participants; Supportive Social Group/Individual School Counseling; Urban Advantage Middle School Science Initiative Partnership; YearbookBaseball, Basketball, Softball, Track and Field10451BRONX204176120024582024430190East Concourse-Concourse Village-73.92163140.82316707X151J.H.S. 151 Lou GehrigJ.H.S. 151 offers unlimited possibilities and opportunities to all students as lifelong learners in a rapidly changing global, multicultural society in the 21st century. Our students are prepared for the challenges of the increasingly technological era, and they will apply their knowledge and skills beyond the walls of our school. Parents highly approve of our learning environment where students feel safe, respected, and deeply cared for, and where parents are welcomed as valuable partners in educating their children. They value our instructional program, as well as our after-school and Saturday programs. A small, diverse school community, J.H.S. 151's core work is centered on the interest of students through effective instruction that follows rigorous curricula with measurable outcomes. Collaborative effort among all constituencies and shared commitment to continuous improvement promote our students' social, physical, emotional, and intellectual development.Concourse Village
250 East 156th Street, Bronx NY 10451
Yes-07X031, 07X151, 84X704Partially Accessible718-292-0260www.is151.org4, B, D to 161st St-Yankee Stadium; 2, 5 to 149th St-Grand ConcourseBx1, Bx13, Bx15, Bx19, Bx2, Bx21, Bx32, Bx41, Bx41-SBS, Bx6, BxM4X151ULou Gehrig Academy (M.S. 151)Open10435122278NoNoOpen to students and residents of District 7....Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected..............................................................................................................71114Bronx Leadership Academy II High SchoolNew Explorers High School79261Gr 6-8No8:20am-2:38pmYesEnglish as a New Language, Transitional Bilingual Education: SpanishYes–OfferedYesYesYesSpanishEighth Grade Science Assessments, Science Preparation Classes in Seventh Grade for NYSAfter-School Sports and Arts in Schools Program; Graduation/ Yearbook Committee; Happy Helpers Program; History Through Art; Lincoln Center AIM; Major Trips (Sixth Grade-Circle Line; Seventh Grade-Liberty Science and Lake Compounce, Eighth Grade-Washington, DC); Music Program; Project BOOST; Road Runners-Mighty Milers; School Wellness Program; Sports; Student Council Teen Thursdays; Young Gifted Gentlemen/ Ladies ProgramBadminton, Baseball, Basketball, Cheerleading, Football, Soccer, Volleyball10451BRONX204176120024582024430190East Concourse-Concourse Village-73.92163140.82316707X221South Bronx Preparatory: A College Board SchoolWe maintain a cohesive school community of families, teachers, and staff who support our core mission. Our students learn to think critically, communicate effectively, and to be open to new experiences and ideas as they become lifelong learners. The mission of South Bronx Preparatory is to facilitate learning so that all students can master a strong academic foundation. The South Bronx Preparatory community guides each student toward college readiness, higher education, and independence beginning in the sixth grade. We are a 6-12 secondary school.Mott Haven-Port Morris
360 East 145th Street, Bronx NY 10454
Yes-07X221, 07X223Not Accessible718-292-2211southbronxprep.net6 to 3rd Ave - 138th St; 4 to 138th St - Grand Concourse; 2, 5 to 3rd Ave-149th StBx1, Bx15, Bx17, Bx19, Bx2, Bx21, Bx32, Bx33, Bx4, Bx41, Bx41-SBS, Bx4AX221SSouth Bronx Preparatory: A College Board SchoolScreened460113762070YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 7....4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAcademic and Personal BehaviorsAttendanceAttendance at an Open House/School TourFinal 4th Grade Report CardInterview..............................................................................................................852919South Bronx Preparatory: A College Board School95659Gr 6-12No8am-2:50pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageNoYesYesYesSpanishCollege Access for All: Empowering students on their path to success means ensuring every middle school student will be exposed to a college-going culture and will have the opportunity to visit a college campus. The campus visit will be embedded in a broader set of student and parent workshops focused on planning for high school and college.Chess Club; Drama; GEAR UP; Lincoln Center Education; Middle Grades Initiative (MGI); Middle School Arts Matters; Music; PENCIL Partnership; SONYC-Bronx Works (an after-school program that runs from Monday through Friday 3pm-5pm and includes academic support, athletics, and clubs); Theater ClubBasketball League, Table TennisBaseball, Basketball, Cheerleading, Flag Football, Softball, Table Tennis, Handball10454BRONX20184320970382023060054Mott Haven-Port Morris-73.92078240.813983707X223The Laboratory School of Finance and Technology: X223Students get excited for our computer science program, featuring three computer labs, SMART Boards in all classrooms, trips to Google and New York's Silicon Alley, and a MOUSE Squad. All of our middle school students learn coding, robotics, web design, and many other programs. Parents love our innovative technology and finance programs where students are immersed in a schoolwide economy with School Bucks, financial courses, school jobs, a school bank, and a school store. The school has been featured in The New York Times, PBS, New York Daily News, Wall Street Journal, NY1 News, and the NY Post for its innovative programs. M.S. 223 is featured in Clara Hemphill's book New York City's Best Public Middle Schools: A Parents' Guide. All middle school students receive expanded day programming including academic support, arts, and athletics. We have a strong Spanish dual language program and most students remain in our high school program. Middle school students engage in educational trips and college visits in New York City and beyond including Philadelphia, Boston, and Washington, DC. We have something exciting for everyone!Mott Haven-Port Morris
360 East 145th Street, Bronx NY 10454
Yes-07X221, 07X223Not Accessible718-585-8202ms223.org6 to 3rd Ave - 138th St; 4 to 138th St - Grand Concourse; 2, 5 to 3rd Ave-149th StBx1, Bx15, Bx17, Bx19, Bx2, Bx21, Bx32, Bx33, Bx4, Bx41, Bx41-SBS, Bx4AX223MSpanish Dual Language ProgramScreened: Language31186761446YesNoOpen to students and residents of District 7....English Language Learners (ELLs), Heritage Language Speakers of the target language, participants of elementary school-level Dual Language and Transitional Bilingual Education programs in the target language.4th Grade New York State Math ExamAttendance and PunctualityCurrent ELL/Participation in Spanish DL ProgramFinal 4th Grade Report CardSpanish Proficiency: Listening, Speaking, Writing, Reading......X223UThe Laboratory School of Finance and Technology: X223Open6241662724723YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 7......Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected..................................................................................................954140The Laboratory School of Finance and Technology: X22391684Gr 6-12Yes, Areté7:50am-2:30pmYes—Top and bottom-specific colors or stylesEnglish as a New Language, Dual Language: SpanishYes–OfferedYesYes–Academic support and enrichment.Yes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichment.Algebra I, Living EnvironmentEspanol Academico, JA Personal Finance CoursesChef Academy, Comic Book Club, Computer Gaming, Fitness Club, Latin Dance, Movie Critics, Newspaper Club, Visual Arts ClubTable TennisBasketball, Soccer, Softball, Swimming, Track and Field, Volleyball, Table Tennis10454BRONX20184320970382023060054Mott Haven-Port Morris-73.92078240.813983707X224Science School for Exploration and Discovery (M.S. 224)At M.S. 224, collaboration is vital to the success of the school. Family outreach is fully integrated into our teachers' schedules. Our parent coordinator also holds monthly workshops that vary from informational to recreational. The School Leadership Team and our online grading system, Jupiter Grades, keep our parents well-informed. Our guidance team works to strengthen the bond with our community through special events for students and families. We expect our students to become caring, respectful, productive, and informed members of society as they move through their middle school careers. M.S. 224 has created an exceptional learning environment due to a dedicated faculty, hardworking students, and a supportive parent association. The rigorous curriculum focuses on integrating skills across ELA, social studies, math, science, art, music, and technology. There are opportunities for students to participate in the 21st Century After-School Program: cooking, visual arts, coding, dance, theater, and boys and girls mentoring. Weil Law Firm provides college and career readiness to our mentees. Students participate in the Mock Trial Competition, Underwater Robotics, and the Guppy Tank App Challenge-which we won in 2016.Mott Haven
345 Brook Avenue, Bronx NY 10454
Yes-07X224, 07X334, 07X343Not Accessible718-665-9804schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-School6 to Brook Ave; 2, 5 to 3rd Ave-149th StBx1, Bx15, Bx17, Bx19, Bx2, Bx21, Bx32, Bx33, Bx4, Bx41, Bx41-SBS, Bx4AX224UScience School for Exploration and Discovery (M.S. 224)Open33870432278YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 7....Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected..............................................................................................................84114Mott Haven Village Preparatory High SchoolInternational Community High SchoolAmerican Dream Charter School78358Gr 6-8Yes, Creative Connections8am-2:20pmYesEnglish as a New Language, Transitional Bilingual Education: SpanishNoYesYesYesSpanishArt, Dance, Music, Technology, SpanishAIS, Art, Boys Basketball, Cheerleading, Coding, Coding Scratch, Cooking, Dance, Gaming, Girls Volleyball, Girls' Mentoring, Guppy Tank Challenge, Media Arts, Music, Saturday Test Prep Academy, Sea Perch- aqua robotics, Technology, Teen Entrepreneurship, Teen ThursdaysVolleyball, Volleyball LeagueBaseball, Basketball, Soccer, Volleyball10454BRONX20184120003912022860036Mott Haven-Port Morris-73.91779240.81004707X296South Bronx Academy for Applied MediaStudents value that South Bronx Academy for Applied Media (SBAAM) provides many learning opportunities to prepare them for higher education, careers, and life. SBAAM provides a small, nurturing, and disciplined environment in which adults and children are meaningfully engaged in learning. Parents/guardians appreciate our emphasis on the success of the whole child, including students' academic and social development. Parents are given the opportunity to collaborate with staff to plan a variety of special events for the benefit of our students. We also provide an extended-learning time for our students to receive additional academic support and more extracurricular activities.Melrose
778 Forest Avenue, Bronx NY 10456
Yes-07X296, 07X298, 07X379, 75X754Partially Accessible718-401-0059www.sbaam296.org6 to East 149th St; 2, 5 to Prospect Ave; 2, 5 to Jackson AveBx13, Bx15, Bx17, Bx19, Bx21, Bx4, Bx46, Bx4A, Bx6X296USouth Bronx Academy for Applied MediaOpen23459322793NoNoOpen to students and residents of District 7....Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected..............................................................................................................86189Mott Haven Village Preparatory High SchoolA. Philip Randolph Campus High School68253Gr 6-8No8:20am-5pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–31-50 hours expected by graduationYesYes–For incoming sixth graders and for academic support and enrichment.Yes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichment.Band, Chess, Coding, Comic Book Club, Computer Building, Dance, Debate, Drumline, Fitness, Photography, Robotics, Step, Theater - Broadway Junior, Video Production, Young Artist Development Performing Arts Program (YADP)Advisory; Boxing; Broadway Junior; Hip Hop Dance; Newspaper; Peer Mediation; Salsa; Scholar Government; Technology; Visual Arts; YearbookFitness Club, Flag FootballBaseball, Basketball, Track & Field10456BRONX201177720046902026550030Melrose South-Mott Haven North-73.90592740.818874707X298Academy of Public RelationsStudents like our technology department which contains two laboratories, wireless carts, and SMART Boards. Press Brief offers a supportive forum for students to present in front of the school. Our emphasis on public speaking allows students to gain confidence and self-esteem. Student-centered activities include student advisory boards and shared decision-making. Class trips include Cirque du Soleil, Broadway shows, pro sports, and more. Though our school sets high expectations, the small class sizes enable small group and individualized instruction to meet the needs of our students. Our principal has an open-door policy, holds monthly luncheons with parents, and facilitates a monthly parent hot topic series. Sixth grade students are invited to a middle school orientation. We offer a GPS program for over-age students, Saturday Academy for ELLs, and Regents preparation (science and algebra). Our remedial and enrichment programs improve student achievement.Melrose
778 Forest Avenue, Bronx NY 10456
Yes-07X296, 07X298, 07X379, 75X754Partially Accessible718-665-8866schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-School6 to East 149th St; 2, 5 to Prospect Ave; 2, 5 to Jackson AveBx13, Bx15, Bx17, Bx19, Bx21, Bx4, Bx46, Bx4A, Bx6X298MSpanish Bilingual ProgramScreened: Language693034723NoNoOpen to students and residents of District 7....English Language Learners (ELLs), Heritage Language Speakers of the target language, participants of elementary school-level Dual Language and Transitional Bilingual Education programs in the target language.4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAttendance and PunctualityFinal 4th Grade Report CardInterviewWriting Assignment......X298UThe Academy of Public RelationsOpen18260341758NoNoOpen to students and residents of District 7......Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected..................................................................................................74137University Prep Charter High School84247Gr 6-8No8:50am-3:15pmYesEnglish as a New Language, Transitional Bilingual Education: SpanishNoYesYes–For incoming sixth gradersYes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichmentAlgebra IArchitectural Design, Drama, Graphic Design, Public Relations, Student Government Association, Visual ArtsAdvisory Sessions; ASPIRA; Boot Camp Academy; Bridge Program; Chorus; Coed Intramurals; Debate; Documentary Filmmaking; Instrumental Music; LEGO Robotics; Latin Dance; Latin Percussion Ensemble; Magazine Publishing; Morning Press Brief; Mural Painting; Peer Mediation; Podcasting; Public Relations Journal; SHSAT Prep; Spoken Word; Student Government; Trips; YearbookSoftball, VolleyballFlag FootballBaseball, Basketball, Flag Football, Soccer, Softball, Track and Field, Volleyball10456BRONX201177720046902026550030Melrose South-Mott Haven North-73.90592740.818874707X343Academy of Applied Mathematics and TechnologyM.S. 343 is a small school committed to providing a meaningful learning experience, focusing on technology, to prepare students for the 21st century. Students enjoy the small learning environment which provides them with both individual and group experiences. They also benefit from block programming (75-minute periods) and looping philosophy (students have the same content teachers for all three years), which allows teachers to understand and support students' strengths and simultaneously address their needs. Additionally, technology is incorporated into all content areas, creating a hands-on approach that students benefit from. Students also enjoy our incentive trips, our extensive after-school program, and club choices. Parents appreciate our online grading system that is accessible anywhere and at any time via internet or text message to monitor their child's academic progress. We have a small and caring learning environment that caters to the individual needs of each student.Mott Haven
345 Brook Avenue, Bronx NY 10454
Yes-07X224, 07X334, 07X343Not Accessible718-292-3883MS343.com6 to Brook Ave; 2, 5 to 3rd Ave-149th StBx1, Bx15, Bx17, Bx19, Bx2, Bx21, Bx32, Bx33, Bx4, Bx41, Bx41-SBS, Bx4AX343UAcademy of Applied Mathematics & Technology (AAMT)Open43595642278YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 7....Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected...............................................................................................................983831Alfred E. Smith Career and Technical Education High School94300Gr 6-8Yes, Creative Connections8:25am-2:45pmYes—Top and bottom-specific colors or stylesEnglish as a New LanguageNoYesYes–For incoming sixth graders and for academic support and enrichment.Yes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichment.Algebra I, Living EnvironmentDance, Music, Specialized HS Prep (Seventh Grade), Targeted Instruction (MSQI Word Generation), Visual ArtDance, Debate Team, Math Club, Music, Photography, Robotics/Coding, Specialized HS Prep (Seventh Grade), Spelling Bee, Sports Program, Targeted Instruction (MSQI Word Generation), Visual Art, Yearbook CommitteeVolleyball LeagueDevelopmental Basketball, Fitness ClubBasketball (Boys and Girls), Soccer (Coed), Softball (Girls)10454BRONX20184120003912022860036Mott Haven-Port Morris-73.91779240.81004707X500Hostos-Lincoln Academy of ScienceHostos-Lincoln Academy of Science is an early college secondary school in collaboration with Hostos Community College. Our students enter into a seven-year process beginning in the sixth grade. 45% of this year's high school senior class that began in the sixth grade will graduate with an Associate's Degree from Hostos Community College and 90% will have college credit. We have an extensive middle school arts program (visual and theater) coupled with four Regents classes in the eighth grade. Our students can be found at robotics competitions, acting on the stage, or on the athletic field.Melrose S.-Mott Haven N.
600 Saint Ann's Avenue, Bronx NY 10455
Yes-07X500, 07X584, 84X393Partially Accessible718-402-5640schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-School6 to East 149th St; 2, 5 to Jackson AveBx15, Bx17, Bx19, Bx2, Bx21, Bx4, Bx41, Bx41-SBS, Bx4AX500MHostos-Lincoln Academy of ScienceScreened401112771761YesNoOpen to students and residents of District 7....4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAttendanceFinal 4th Grade Report Card..............................................................................................................913216Hostos-Lincoln Academy of Science87508Gr 6-12No8am-2:20pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageNoYesNoNoSpanishAlgebra I, Earth Science, Spanish, US HistoryArt, Creative Writing, Dramatic ArtsArt; Athletics; Drama; Hostos Community College Partnership; Liberty Partnership; Literary Magazine; Math Team; RoboticsBasketball10455BRONX201177320043142026160001Melrose South-Mott Haven North-73.9122440.815498707X551The Urban Assembly Bronx Academy of LettersThe Urban Assembly Bronx Academy of Letters was founded on a single idea: students who can express themselves clearly in writing can do better in any path they choose in life. In addition to the challenging academic work offered, we are also committed to providing learning opportunities outside of the classroom. Throughout the year, our students participate in rigorous inquiry-based high school prep curriculum, regular field trips to arts institutions, overnight trips to colleges and universities, enriching community-building activities, rigorous academic intervention services, and a comprehensive after-school program. During the Summer, our student services team connects students to programs that allow them to experience the world around them, including study abroad, internships, and summer programming. We celebrate hard work, curiosity, self-expression, and service. Our graduates are articulate, critical readers and writers, who are fully prepared to maximize their learning and growth.Mott Haven-Port Morris
339 Morris Avenue, Bronx NY 10451
Yes-07X551, 84X493Partially Accessible718-401-4891bronxletters.org6 to 3rd Ave - 138th St; 4, 5 to 138th St - Grand Concourse; 2 to 149th St-Grand ConcourseBx1, Bx13, Bx15, Bx19, Bx2, Bx21, Bx32, Bx33, Bx41, Bx41-SBSX551LThe Urban Assembly Bronx Academy Of LettersLimited Unscreened28090451966YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 7Priority to students and residents of District 7 who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of District 7.....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above..............................................................................................................83164The Urban Assembly Bronx Academy of LettersDREAM Charter School80590Gr 6-12No8am-2:50pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageNoYesNoYes–Saturday program for test prepLiving Environment, US HistoryAdvanced Math Lab (Grades Seven through Eight), Health, Healthy Bodies/Healthy Minds, Music, Physical Education, Regents Living Environment, Regents US History, Service Learning 1 (Sixth Grade), Service Learning 2 (Seventh Grade), Student Activism, Theater, Visual ArtArt Club; Choir, GSA (Gender Sexuality Alliance); STEP TeamBaseball, Fitness Club, Flag FootballBaseball, Boys & Girls Soccer, Boys and Girls Basketball, Co-Ed Ultimate Frisbee, Girls Volleyball, Softball10451BRONX20185120009572023330070Mott Haven-Port Morris-73.92531340.813641707X584I.S. 58407X584 is a new middle school located in Melrose and committed to an instructional focus of dual language (Spanish) and STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics). The goal of a dual language program is to educate students to become bilingual and bicultural. STEAM education helps create critical thinkers, increases science literacy, and enables the next generation of innovators. Family and community stakeholders will be key partners in the development of the new middle school. The academic curriculum will be supplemented with activities to further develop student skills, and community organizations will partner with the school to enrich the student experience.Melrose
600 Saint Ann's Avenue, Bronx NY 10455
Yes-07X500, 07X584, 84X393Partially Accessible718-742-2900www.is584bronx.org2, 5 to Jackson Ave; 6 to East 149thBx15, Bx17, Bx19, Bx2, Bx21, Bx4, Bx41, Bx41-SBS, Bx4AX584MI.S. 584 Spanish Dual Language ProgramScreened: Language12537331248NoYesOpen to students and residents of the Bronx....English Language Learners (ELLs), Heritage Language Speakers of the target language, Participants of elementary school-level Dual Language and Transitional Bilingual Education programs in the target language.......X584UI.S. 584 STEAM ProgramOpen12646331446NoNoOpen to students and residents of District 7......Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected..................................................................................................277Gr 6-8Yes, Westhab, Inc.8am-3:20pmYes—Official uniform must be purchasedEnglish as a New Language, Dual Language: Spanish, Transitional Bilingual Education: SpanishYes–ExpectedYes–Academic support for certain students.Yes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichment.SpanishTo be determined. Based on student interestBand; Chorus; Coding Club; Debate Club; Magazine Club10455BRONX201177320043142026160001Melrose South-Mott Haven North-73.9122440.8154982020K030P.S./I.S. 30 Mary White OvingtonOur teachers and staff provide support and encouragement for students, allowing them to find and reveal their potential. The feeling of warmth in our building develops new confidence within our students. Our incoming sixth grade students will begin a three-year comprehensive computer science and software engineering curriculum to prepare them for college- and career-readiness. The P.S./I.S. 30 staff keeps parents updated with information regarding their children's education and community events. Parents appreciate that our teachers exhibit a real understanding of their children's needs.Bay Ridge
7002 4th Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11209
NoFully Accessible718-491-8440psis30pta.orgR to Bay Ridge AveB37, B4, B63, B64, B70, B9, X1, X10, X10B, X11, X12, X14, X15, X17, X17A, X19, X2, X27, X28, X3, X31, X37, X38, X4, X42, X5, X7, X8, X9K030AScience, Math & Engineering ProgramComposite Score591792320426YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 20....4th Grade New York State ELA Exam: 22.5%4th Grade New York State Math Exam: 22.5%Attendance: 5%Final 4th Grade Report Card: 45%Punctuality: 5%......K030ZZoned ProgramZonedOpen to students residing in the zone........................................................................................................965346Fort Hamilton High SchoolHigh School of Telecommunication Arts and TechnologyBrooklyn Technical High School75911Gr K-8No8am-2:20pmYesEnglish as a New Language, Dual Language: Arabic, Dual Language: ChineseNoYes–After-SchoolYesYes–Saturday programSpanishAlgebra I, English, Living Environment, Spanish, US HistoryArt, Band, Music, Software Engineering Program (SEP): Three-Year program beginning in sixth grade, TheaterCheerleading; Chess Club; Chorus; Design 2 Learn STEM; Library Crew; Media; NYC Roadrunners; Orchestra; Rock Band; Steam Team; Student GovernmentSoccerDevelopmental Basketball, YogaGirls Basketball, NYC Roadrunners11209BROOKLYN310436831465503058910048Bay Ridge-74.02394840.633592020K062J.H.S. 062 DitmasTo help prepare our students for the ever-changing world of technology, most of our classrooms have SMART Boards. There are also three computer labs and several mobile labs totaling more than 550 desktops/laptops and 90 iPads. Additionally, our library has 30 iPads for student use. Ditmas participates in the Software Engineering Program where our students study computer programming, web design, scratch, circuitry, and robotics. Our Law and Community Service Institute features a community service program where our students go to various schools to perform community service during the school day. Our Academic, Performing and Visual Arts Institute features an intensive arts program of dance, chorus, keyboard, band, and visual arts. Our school has partnerships with Power My Learning, Groundswell, and CITE.Kensington-Ocean Parkway
700 Cortelyou Road, Brooklyn NY 11218
NoNot Accessible718-941-5450ditmas.orgQ to Cortelyou Rd; F to Ditmas AveB103, B35, B67, B68, B69, B8, BM1, BM2, BM3, BM4K062ASuperintendent's Gifted ProgramComposite Score382664514106YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 20....4th Grade New York State ELA Exam: 22.5%4th Grade New York State Math Exam: 22.5%Attendance: 5%Final 4th Grade Report Card: 45%Punctuality: 5%......K062ZZoned ProgramZonedOpen to students residing in the zone........................................................................................................973328Midwood High SchoolJohn Dewey High SchoolFranklin Delano Roosevelt High School851204Gr 6-8No8am-2:20pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageNoYesNoYes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichment.French, SpanishAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentCollege & Career Readiness/Enrichment Classes in Math and English, Ditmas News Network (newscast written, produced, directed, filmed, and edited by students), Foreign Language Proficiency Exams in French and Spanish, Living Environment Regents and Algebra I Regents, Software Engineering Program, SpellRead Program, Story Studio, Wilson ProgramARCHON Service Society; Cheerleading; Crocheting; Culinary Club; Globaloria; Immigrant Literacy Program; Jewelry Making Club; LEGO Robotics; NJHS/ARISTA; Project BOOST; Science of Exercise Club; SHSAT Prep; Show Choir; Student Success Academy; Title III Before- and After-School Math/ELA; Winter and Spring Concerts/Art ShowVolleyball LeagueFitness Club, Soccer, Track and FieldBasketball, Volleyball11218BROOKLYN3124049031268423053910001Kensington-Ocean Parkway-73.97165140.6386862020K104P.S./I.S. 104 The Fort Hamilton SchoolWe strive to offer our students a well-rounded education. Our school offers students a differentiated approach to instruction utilizing technology in the form of laptops, SMART Boards, and iPads. Parents appreciate our school's strong focus on the core curriculum. We offer a small nurturing environment that prepares students in their quest for college and career readiness.Bay Ridge
9115 5th Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11209
NoNot Accessible718-836-4630psis104.comR to Bay Ridge—95th StB1, B16, B37, B63, B70, B8, S53, S79-SBS, S93, X17, X27, X28, X37, X38K104ASuperintendent's Program For Civic Leadership and ResponsibilityComposite Score403461412428YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 20....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.4th Grade New York State ELA Exam: 22.5%4th Grade New York State Math Exam: 22.5%Attendance: 5%Final 4th Grade Report Card: 45%Punctuality: 5%......K104ZCivic Leadership and ResponsibilityZonedOpen to continuing 5th grade students and students residing in the zonePriority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students residing in the zone.......Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups...................................................................................................985847Fort Hamilton High SchoolHigh School of Telecommunication Arts and Technology861265Gr K-8No8:10am-2:30pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageYes–OfferedNoNoNoSpanishAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentLibrary, Spanish, Technology, Visual Art, Vocal MusicCharitable Events: Math-A-Thon, Chorus and Recorders, Coat/Toy Drive, Color Guard, Holiday Basket Drive, Jr. High Out of School Time (OST); Program Through NIA (M-F 2:30pm-5:30pm including trips during holidays); Junior Achievement; March of Dimes; Mouse Squad (Technology); Music; Partnerships: Fort Hamilton Army Base; Service Squads; Student Council; Visual ArtsDevelopmental Basketball, Flag Football, Volleyball11209BROOKLYN3104316031547753060880001Bay Ridge-74.02884240.6184152020K163P.S. 163 Bath BeachP.S./I.S. 163’s primary mission is to educate, motivate, and nurture students in a collaborative learning environment. A strong home-school partnership ensures success and encourages a love of learning so that each child flourishes and develops the skills necessary to become a lifelong learner and a productive citizen.Bath Beach
109 Bay 14th Street, Brooklyn NY 11214
NoFully Accessible718-236-9003schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolD to 18th AveB1, B64, B8, X28, X38K163ZBath Beach (P.S./I.S. 163)ZonedOpen to continuing 5th grade students and students residing in the zonePriority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students residing in the zone.....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups...............................................................................................................984859New Utrecht High SchoolMidwood High SchoolJohn Dewey High School94633Gr K-8No8:20am-2:39pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageNoYes–After-SchoolNoYes–Saturday program for test prepSpanishArt, Dance (Ballet, African, Modern, Jazz, Student-Based Choreography), Gym/Health, Library, Music/ChorusBallroom Dancing “Dancing Classrooms”; Band/Orchestra; Cheerleading; Culinary Arts; Dance Festival; Drama; ELA and Math Test Prep After-School; Field Day; Glee/Music/Dance Club Sponsored by The Italian Federation; Guitar Club; Italian Federation Program for ELL Support; Seasonal Concerts and Plays; Senior Trips; Specialized High School Admissions Test Preparatory ProgramDevelopmental Basketball, Fitness Club, Soccer, VolleyballCheerleading11214BROOKLYN3114318033922973063990040Bath Beach-74.0080640.6067922020K180The SEEALL AcademySEEALL Academy students thrive due to an inclusive educational philosophy that recognizes all students as gifted and talented. Our school offers pre-medical and pre-law enrichment elective options in addition to our existing expansive enrichment programs. Students will be screened for admission into the pre-medical and pre-law electives only after acceptance into the SEEALL Academy.Borough Park
5601 16th Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11204
NoNot Accessible718-851-8070seeallacademy.comD, N to 62nd St - New Utrecht AveB11, B16, B8, B9K180AThe Superintendent's Gifted ProgramComposite Score82954168753YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 20....4th Grade New York State ELA Exam: 22.5%4th Grade New York State Math Exam: 22.5%Attendance: 5%Final 4th Grade Report Card: 45%Punctuality: 5%......K180SStudents Educationally Enriched As Learning Leaders (SEEALL) ProgramScreened372391610423YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 20......4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAttendanceEntrance Assessment: Interview, Talent Screening, Writing Prompt, and General Knowledge TestFinal 4th Grade Report CardPunctuality........K180ZThe SEEALL Academy Zoned ProgramZonedOpen to continuing 5th grade students and students residing in the elementary school zonePriority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students residing in the elementary school zone.......Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.....................................................................................995861Fort Hamilton High SchoolNew Utrecht High SchoolMidwood High School911136Gr K-8No8:10am-2:30pmYesEnglish as a New Language, Transitional Bilingual Education: SpanishYes–OfferedNoNoNoFrench, Italian, Mandarin, SpanishAlgebra I, Earth ScienceArt, Band/Strings, Cadets, Chess, Chorus, Community Service, Debate, Film Study, Graphic Novels, Hands On Science, Pre-Law, Pre-Med, Robotics/STEAM, Sports, Technology, Theatre, Visual Arts, YearbookAfter-School Programs Offered, Archon Service Society, ARISTA/NJHS, Art Show, Chess Team, Drama Club, English as a New Language Title II Program, Executive Student Leadership Academy, FIAO Program, Forensics and CPR courses, Gardening, Graphic Arts, Respect For All Pen Pal activities, Spectaculars/Dance, Student Government, Talent Show, Test Prep, Thanksgiving Baskets for community outreach, Toys for TotsDevelopmental Basketball, Flag Rugby, Lacrosse, Track and FieldCHAMPS Tennis, Football, Handball, Kickball, Soccer, Track and Field, Volleyball11204BROOKLYN3124447031308093054920001Borough Park-73.98967240.6270292020K187The Christa McAuliffe School I.S. 187Our academy structure provides a small school environment that fosters a nurturing, and collegial relationship among students and staff. Each academy is designed around a theme that offers students an opportunity to experience topics that extend beyond the typical curriculum. Our school provides highly specialized educational programs for all students ranging from those with severe disabilities who may be appropriate for our ACES program to those accelerated and high performing students in our general education programs. Teachers collaborate and design courses around these themes and implement problem-centered-learning in both major subjects and enrichment courses. All students are accepted into one of three academies. Please visit our website for more information. Project-based learning and the integration of technology help children apply skills and concepts to real-world situations. All students are accepted into one of three academies. To learn more about our school and each academy, please visit our website at is187.com.Dyker Heights
1171 65th Street, Brooklyn NY 11219
NoNot Accessible718-236-3394is187.comN to Fort Hamilton Parkway; D to 62nd St - New Utrecht AveB16, B64, B9K187AAcademy for Scientific ResearchComposite Score12576011416117YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 20....4th Grade New York State ELA Exam: 22.5%4th Grade New York State Math Exam: 22.5%Attendance: 5%Final 4th Grade Report Card: 45%Punctuality: 5%......K187BAcademy for Arts & HumanitiesComposite Score12486712612100YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 20......4th Grade New York State ELA Exam: 22.5%4th Grade New York State Math Exam: 22.5%Attendance: 5%Final 4th Grade Report Card: 45%Punctuality: 5%........K187DAcademy for Business and LawComposite Score1126511141498YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 20......4th Grade New York State ELA Exam: 22.5%4th Grade New York State Math Exam: 22.5%Attendance: 5%Final 4th Grade Report Card: 45%Punctuality: 5%....................................................................................1009496Stuyvesant High SchoolBrooklyn Technical High SchoolStaten Island Technical High School97873Gr 6-8No8am-2:20pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageYes–OfferedYesNoNoSpanishAlgebra IBiotechnology, Civil Engineering, Creative Writing, Drama, Finance, Green Business, Law, Sports Medicine, TheaterIn conjunction with our after-school partner, NIA, we proudly offer a wide array of clubs, classes, activities, and teams designed to broaden and build upon the students natural love of learning. Some offerings include: 3-D CAD and Printing, Athletic Teams, Calligraphy, Chess, Community Service, Cooking, Creative Writing, Debate, Digital Music, Drama, Drone Piloting, Girls Learn International, Kiwanis Student Government, Online Magazine, Student Mentoring, Tinker/Metalworking, Visual ArtsCross Country, Track and Field, VolleyballBasketball, Spin Class, Volleyball, Wrestling, Young Runners11219BROOKLYN3103821231420083057450029Dyker Heights-74.00448540.6277842020K192P.S. 192 - The Magnet School for Math and Science InquiryAt P.S./I.S. 192, teachers inspire students to learn and enable them to meet challenging academic goals. Students feel safe and are confident in the relationships that they share with their teachers. Our families are pleased with the school's high expectations for their children and the small class sizes. Parents are kept well-informed by the school about their child's academic progress, achievements, and successes. Over 35% of our students are English Language Learners (representing the Dominican Republic, Mexico, Ecuador, Chile, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Egypt, China, Poland, Russia, and Uzbekistan).Borough Park
4715 18th Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11204
Yes-20K192, 75K036Not Accessible718-633-3061ps-is192.orgF to 18th AveB11, B8K192UFederal Magnet ProgramOpen19832503214YesYesOpen to students and residents of Districts 20, 21 & 31....Last year, this program only admitted students from priority group 1.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected......K192ZP.S./I.S. 192ZonedOpen to continuing 5th grade students and students residing in the elementary school zonePriority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students residing in the elementary school zone.......Last year, this program only admitted students from priority group 1...................................................................................................923734Franklin Delano Roosevelt High SchoolAbraham Lincoln High SchoolNew Utrecht High School84677Gr K-8No8:10am-2:30pmYesEnglish as a New Language, Transitional Bilingual Education: ChineseYes–OfferedYesNoNoSpanishBand, Career Readiness, Chorus, Global StudiesBallroom Dance; Band; Book Club; CASA; Chess Class; Chorus; Cook Shop; Dance; Engineering Class; Fitness Club; Investigative Lab; Mighty Milers; NIA After-School Program; Newspaper Club; Parent Computer and Language Classes; Saturday Academy; Scrapbooking; Student Council; Studio in a School; Urban Advantage; Visual Arts Program; WeatherBugFitness ClubDance, Kickball, Track and Field11204BROOKLYN3124447631289093054450001Borough Park-73.97999540.6293032020K220J.H.S. 220 John J. PershingThe vision at John J. Pershing is to foster a school community where students meet high performance standards through the support of staff and parents. Therefore, we are committed to supporting all our students in reaching high academic standards through academic excellence, self-discipline, individual competence, strong personal values, and respect for all school community members.Sunset Park
4812 9th Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11220
NoNot Accessible718-633-8200parent-portal.pershing220.orgD to Fort Hamilton ParkwayB11, B16, B35, B70K220AThe Superintendent's Gifted ProgramComposite Score58364761179YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 20....4th Grade New York State ELA Exam: 22.5%4th Grade New York State Math Exam: 22.5%Attendance: 5%Final 4th Grade Report Card: 45%Punctuality: 5%......K220MSpanish Dual Language ProgramScreened: Language287721212624YesYesOpen to students and residents of Brooklyn......English Language Learners (ELLs), Heritage Language Speakers of the target language, Participants of elementary school-level Dual Language and Transitional Bilingual Education programs in the target language.........K220UFederal Magnet ProgramOpen18545241179NoYesOpen to students and residents of District 20......Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected........K220ZZoned ProgramZonedOpen to students residing in the zone............................................................................973446Fort Hamilton High SchoolSunset Park High SchoolHigh School of Telecommunication Arts and Technology731520Gr 6-8No8am-2:20pmNoEnglish as a New Language, Dual Language: Spanish, Transitional Bilingual Education: ChineseYes–OfferedYesNoYes–Saturday program for test prepSpanishAlgebra I, Living Environment, SpanishMorning and After-School Academic Success Programs for ELA, Math, Science, Social StudiesARISTA Honor Society; Arts Connection; Broadway Jrs.; Buddy Read Partnership with P.S. 160; Career Day; Chess; Chorus; Dance; Guitar; Homework Help; Mentorship Program with Maimonides Hospital; Model UN; Morgan Library; Mouse Squad; myON; NY Historical Society; Painting; Pupil Path; Read for The Record; Respect For All; Science Fair; Story Studio/Urban Arts PartnershipDevelopmental BasketballVolleyball, Volleyball LeagueBoys Basketball, Girls Basketball, Girls Volleyball, Soccer11220BROOKLYN3123810830128243007780023Sunset Park East-74.00073140.6405452020K223J.H.S. 223 The MontaukMontauk Junior High School provides a nurturing environment, educating approximately 1000 students representing over 33 languages. We offer tremendous opportunities to our diverse learners. Select classes take Algebra and Living Environment. For ten consecutive years, we have achieved a 100% pass rate in both Regents exams. Our students reap the benefits of a small student to teacher ratio. Our growing STEM program affords students with project-based, blended learning opportunities. IS 223 is proud to offer the AVID program, a college readiness program designed to help students develop the skills they need to be successful in college and career. We offer our students a robust experience through our broad range of electives, trips, after school activities, and community partnerships. School funded trips provide a variety of experiences for our students. Such trips include: Broadway shows, the Tesla factory, museums, and college tours. Each classroom is equipped with a smart board and lap tops to ensure the integration of technology. We value the importance of parent involvement, therefore, IS 223 hosts monthly, themed Family Nights in order to create an unrivaled partnership between home and school.Borough Park
4200 16th Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11204
Yes-20K223, 20K609Partially Accessible718-438-0155schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolF to Ditmas AveB11, B16, B35, B67, B69, B8K223AThe Superintendent's Gifted ProgramComposite Score551422111426YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 20....4th Grade New York State ELA Exam: 22.5%4th Grade New York State Math Exam: 22.5%Attendance: 5%Final 4th Grade Report Card: 45%Punctuality: 5%......K223UFederal Magnet ProgramOpen2594745961YesYesOpen to students and residents of Districts 20, 21 & 31......Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected........K223ZZoned ProgramZonedOpen to students residing in the zone..........................................................................................963645Franklin Delano Roosevelt High SchoolJohn Dewey High SchoolEdward R. Murrow High School81950Gr 6-8No8am-2:20pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageYes–OfferedYesYes–Academic support for certain students.Yes–Saturday program for certain students.SpanishAlgebra IAdvanced Art, AVID (Advancement Via Individual Determination) program, Regents Courses: Living Environment & Common Core Algebra; STEM, TechnologyAdvanced Art, Band, Board Games, Chamber Theatre, Chess, Counseling in Schools, February & Saturday Academies, Glee Club, Green Team/Sustainability, Math & Science Enrichment, Math, ELA, ENL Remediation, New York Road Runners, Parent English as a New Language & Computer Courses, Piano, Positive Behavior Intervention and Supports, Robotics, Science Olympiad, Specialized High School Preparation, Spirit Club, STEM, UN Junior Ambassador Program, Urban Advantage, Urban Arts, Young Runners PartnershipFitness Club, Flag RugbyFitness Club, Flag RugbyCOMPASS After-School Basketball & Soccer, NY Road Runners Team11204BROOKLYN3124423031256763053620021Borough Park-73.98152840.6348752020K227J.H.S. 227 Edward B. ShallowSchool Vision: Our Vision is to ensure that all students are college and career ready through high expectations and standards of academic excellence as they go forward on their path to becoming life-long learners. Our motto is "Together building a better tomorrow today. Maintain and adhere to a rigorous curriculum to cultivate and develop the right skills for a rapidly changing workplace. Educate with an integrated and technology-rich curriculum that reaches across disciplines. Transform and encourage an atmosphere of cooperation, respect, community, and values and enforce discipline and ethic codes that provide a safe environment. Stimulate sensitivity and understanding throughout the entire learning community, to understand and accept our cultural differences in our community, and to become adaptable professional members of society. Our school consists of three grade academies. Each academy focuses on the Common Core initiatives in order to support the developmental and academic needs of every student. Each grade is supervised by a separate team comprised of teachers, a dean, a guidance counselor, and an assistant principal. Each classroom is equipped with a Smart board and Laptop Cart for technology instruction.Bensonhurst
6500 16th Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11204
NoPartially Accessible718-256-8218schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolD, N to 62nd St - New Utrecht AveB4, B64, B8, B9K227AThe Superintendent's Gifted ProgramComposite Score796793120426YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 20....4th Grade New York State ELA Exam: 22.5%4th Grade New York State Math Exam: 22.5%Attendance: 5%Final 4th Grade Report Card: 45%Punctuality: 5%......K227ZZoned ProgramZonedOpen to students residing in the zone........................................................................................................973444New Utrecht High SchoolFort Hamilton High SchoolFranklin Delano Roosevelt High School831506Gr 6-8No8:05am-2:25pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageNoYesNoNoSpanishAlgebra I, Living Environment, US HistoryAdvance Literacy & Debate, Aerospace & Flight Simulation, Applied Math, Art, Chorus, Civics, Computer Programming, Computer Science Eighth Grade STEM, Debate, Disney Art/RWC Seventh Grade, Drama, Grammar, Graphic Arts, Health, Lego Robotics, Music, Music, Band & Shallow Chorus Superintendents Program & Regents Classes (6) Math, Science & US History Regents classes (Selective Program: Allowing for the possibility of graduating with six HS credits), Physical Education, Robotics, STEM Classes Minors Sixth GradeArista, Digital Photography, ESL Labs (AM/PM Programs), Engineering (Chemical Aerospace Mechanical and Computer) Program, Inside Broadway, NHS, NIA Community Based Program till 5:15pm, RUSH Arts Foundation, Respect for All, STEAM & Social Studies Fair, Story Studio, Title III ESL & SIFE Program, Twenty (20) After-School Clubs, VTS: Visual Thinking Strategies; Grade Trips/College Visits: 6th Grade Philadelphia/U Penn 7th Grade Massachusetts/Harvard & MIT, 8th Grade Washington, DC/American University, ESL Pen Pal Trip/Buffalo UniversityBasketball, Cheerleading Teams, Soccer11204BROOKLYN3113825031337413055510018Bensonhurst West-73.99502240.621912020K229P.S./I.S. 229The motto of P.S./I.S. 229 is "Home, School, Community." Families appreciate our small school community in which students receive individual attention, including academic and social/emotional support throughout the year. Students like the variety of activities, the service projects, as well as the willingness of the staff to support academic success. Our middle school grades meet in a newly constructed building addition which opened in September 2009. It includes a state-of-the-art science lab, art and music rooms, a new library, cafeteria, classrooms, and a 5,400-square-foot gymnasium. We are proud that 100% of our Honors Academy students have passed their accelerated science and math courses, including the accompanying NYS Regents Examinations.Dyker Heights
1400 Benson Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11228
NoPartially Accessible718-236-5447ps229.orgN/AB1, B64, B8, X28, X38K229AThe Honors Academy @229KComposite Score54237199428YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 20....4th Grade New York State ELA Exam: 22.5%4th Grade New York State Math Exam: 22.5%Attendance: 5%Final 4th Grade Report Card: 45%Punctuality: 5%......K229ZP.S./I.S. 229ZonedOpen to continuing 5th grade students and students residing in the zonePriority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students residing in the elementary school zone.........................................................................................................976565New Utrecht High SchoolFort Hamilton High SchoolBrooklyn Technical High School871249Gr K-8No8:10am-2:30pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageYes–OfferedYesNoNoSpanishAlgebra I, Living Environment, SpanishArchitectural Modeling, Bio Engineering, Community Service, Crossword Composing, Debate, English Honors, Jazz Band, Journalism, Junior Achievement Partnership, Latin Dance, Mock Trial, National Junior Honor Society, Orchestra/Strings, Poetry, School Band, Science Competition, Soccer Clinic, Social Studies Honors, Stock Market Game, The Marvels of Math, Technology Squad/Coding, Visual Arts/Set & Stage Design, We Recycle Volunteers, YearbookChorus; SONYC After-School NIA Program including: Basketball, Chess, Coding & Game Design, Debate, Environmental Studies, Forensic Sciences College Partnership, Leadership, Robotics/STEM, Spirit Squad, Sports Program, Visual ArtsBasketball LeagueFlag Football, Volleyball11228BROOKLYN3114317031672123063910024Bath Beach-74.01337640.6109632020K259J.H.S. 259 William MckinleyMcKinley offers something for everyone: rigorous academics, arts, and sports. We offer gifted and honors programs. McKinley has been an A-rated school for many years. Parents are always welcomed at McKinley. Our Parent Teacher Association (PTA) meetings are themed and actively involve parents and their children. Information is always made public through Pupil Path, our website, emails, and telephone. Interpreters are always available. We offer laptops, Interactive Boards, and wireless internet. Our mural has been featured on ABC, CBS, Channel 25, and The New York Times. We offer two state of the art science labs and all students receive hands-on science activities. We feature a new business course called Virtual Enterprises Junior Ventures. In this course, students create their own product and market it for sale (similar to Shark Tank). We also offer an Independent Investigation Method (IIM) class where students focus on learning research skills through project-based activities. Attending McKinley is an experience, not just a school with classes.Dyker Heights
7305 Ft Hamilton Parkway, Brooklyn NY 11228
NoPartially Accessible718-833-1000mckinley259.orgN/AB16, B4, B63, B64, B70, X12, X14, X15, X17, X17A, X19, X3, X31, X4, X42, X5, X8, X9K259AThe Superintendent's Gifted ProgramComposite Score196612615718132YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 20....4th Grade New York State ELA Exam: 22.5%4th Grade New York State Math Exam: 22.5%Attendance: 5%Final 4th Grade Report Card: 45%Punctuality: 5%......K259ZZoned ProgramZonedOpen to students residing in the zone........................................................................................................986063Fort Hamilton High SchoolBrooklyn Technical High SchoolHigh School of Telecommunication Arts and Technology721852Gr 6-8Yes, Creative Connections8:35am-2:55pmNoEnglish as a New Language, Transitional Bilingual Education: ArabicYes–OfferedYes–After-SchoolYes–Academic support for certain students.Yes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichment.Arabic, SpanishAlgebra I, Living Environment, US HistoryBusiness Connections for the whole seventh grade, Coding, Independent Investigation Method Research Program for sixth, seventh, and eighth graders (a research-based, project-driven class), STEM, Virtual Enterprises Junior Ventures (create your own business and present a business plan) for seventh and eighth gradersExtracurricular activities include: Art History Club, Beginning/Intermediate Culinary Arts Club, Boys and Girls Basketball Clinic, Cheer and Pep Squad, Chess Club, Coding Club, Costume/Fashion Club, ENL Saturday Academy, First Lego League, Fitness Club, French Club, GEM/Girls Empowerment Club, Glee Club, I Love Me Club, International Student Council, Keyboarding, Leadership Club, Marching Band, Morning Exercise Club, Scenic Arts Club, Starfish/Anti-Bullying Club, Strings/Orchestra, Track ClubBasketball LeagueVolleyball LeagueFitness Club, Flag RugbyBaseball, Boys & Girls Middle School Basketball League, Cheerleading, Flag Football, Mighty Milers, Soccer, Volleyball11228BROOKLYN3104320631480313059230001Dyker Heights-74.0151240.626682020K686Brooklyn School of InquiryWe offer an arts-enriched school environment. We want our students to see themselves as mathematicians, so we foster deep comprehension of math concepts by helping our students acquire habits of mind: persisting, questioning, communicating with precision and clarity, thinking flexibly, listening with understanding/empathy, and thinking interdependently. BSI students read diverse content and their writing includes feature articles, informational texts, comic books, interviews, persuasive essays, literary analysis, and literary criticism. We teach our students to engage technology, to think critically about what they see, and to be thoughtful about how they use technology to express their thoughts and ideas. Parents play a crucial role in both the daily life and long-term growth of BSI. Through a vital home/school connection, we build a learning community based on respect and cooperation. Our advisory program is critical to supporting the social and emotional needs of our students.Bensonhurst
50 Avenue P, Brooklyn NY 11204
Yes-20K682, 20K686Fully Accessible718-621-5730bsi686.orgN to Kings HighwayB4, B6, B82K686ABrooklyn School of InquiryComposite Score11841072281355YesYesOpen to New York City residentsPriority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to New York City residents.....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.4th Grade New York State ELA Exam: 17.5%4th Grade New York State Math Exam: 17.5%Academic and Personal Behaviors: 20%Attendance: 10%Final 4th Grade Report Card: 35%..............................................................................................................998790Brooklyn Technical High SchoolStuyvesant High SchoolBard High School Early College Queens92566Gr K-8No8:30am-2:50pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageYes–OfferedNoNoNoSpanishAlgebra I, Living Environment, SpanishDance, Fine Arts, Media Literacy, Music, SpanishBasketball, Beading, Chess, Lego Club, Performing Arts, Programming, Soccer, WeavingDevelopmental Basketball, VolleyballBasketball, Dance11204BROOKLYN3114442833968293066180001Bensonhurst East-73.98659540.607312121K095P.S. 095 The GravesendP.S./I.S. 95 is a culturally diverse school in the heart of Gravesend, Brooklyn. Our mission is to provide a safe and nurturing environment where every student is encouraged to be a lifelong learner. All students are exposed to an integrated curriculum which focuses on academics as well as social and emotional needs. As a Leader in Me partnership school, the entire school community strives to develop and support leadership qualities within our students. Students are offered a variety of courses in core subject areas, as well as the arts (visual arts, chorus, instrumental music, and dance) and our innovative STEM program providing all middle school students with engineering, coding, and robotics courses. We also offer three advanced Regents courses for students who are accepted into our EAGLE Honors Program. Students in grades six through eight have the experience of middle school in a smaller environment where all staff knows each individual child.Gravesend
345 Van Sicklen Street, Brooklyn NY 11223
NoNot Accessible718-449-5050ps95bk.orgF, N to Ave UB1, B3, B4K095ZThe Gravesend School (P.S./I.S. 95)ZonedOpen to continuing 5th grade students and students residing in the elementary school zonePriority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students residing in the elementary school zone...................................................................................................................943342Rachel Carson High School for Coastal Studies99943Gr K-8No8am-2:20pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageYes–ExpectedYes–After-SchoolNoYes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichment.Algebra I, US HistoryAdvisory-Community Service, Band, Chorus, Coding, Contemporary Dance, Engineering, Leader in Me, National Junior Honor Society, Pop Art, Regents Courses, STEM, Student Government, Theater, Visual ArtArt; Basketball; CASA-Mural Painting; Chess; Crochet; English as a New Language; Story Studio; Health & Fitness; Hip-Hop & Contemporary Dance; Instrumental Music (Band); Lunch Clubs; Student-to-Student Mentoring Program; Technology; Urban Advantage; YearbookDevelopmental Basketball, SoccerBasketball, Dance, Flag Football, Volleyball, Soccer11223BROOKLYN3154739831926613071230066Gravesend-73.9751840.5956982121K239Mark Twain for the Gifted & Talented (I.S. 239)Students thrive in a community that blends academic rigor with visual and performing arts. Every student has a focus in one of our Talent programs: Art, Computer Science STEM, Creative Writing/Journalism, Dance, Drama, Instrumental Music (Strings or Winds), Media, Science, and Vocal Music. Parents appreciate the personalized attention of our mini-school cluster system. Teachers and support staff have time in their weekly schedule to collaborate with parents and caregivers to provide the best academic and social/emotional development for each student. Almost all graduates go on to NYC's Specialized High Schools and select programs. All students receive and utilize iPads and interactive digital curriculum throughout their courses.Coney Island
2401 Neptune Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11224
NoNot Accessible718-266-0814is239.schoolwires.comN/AB36, B74, B82, X28, X38Talent ProgramsMark Twain (I.S. 239)Talent TestOpen to New York City residents....Students who apply to these programs will be selected based on their score on the Mark Twain/District 21 Talent Tests...............................................................................................................1008681Fiorello H. LaGuardia High School of Music & Art and Performing ArtsBrooklyn Technical High SchoolStuyvesant High School891322Gr 6-8No8am-2:45pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageNoNoNoNoItalian, SpanishAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentArt, Dance, Debate, Drama, Leadership, Music, Robotics, STEM, Tech Theater Squad, TechnologyARISTA/NJHS; Art Publications; Art and Music Exhibitions; Book Club; Chamber Orchestra; Chess; Community Service; Debate; Eureka Project; Film Production; Leadership; Math Team; Mouse Squad; Musical Theater; National Grid/Brooklyn Tech STEM Pipeline Program; NIA After-School Program; Robotics Team; School Newspaper; SHSAT Prep; Social Awareness Club; Software Engineering; Talent Programs; Tech Theater Squad; Track Club; YogaBoys Basketball League, SoccerBasketball, Bowling, Track and Field11224BROOKLYN3134733031882213069650140Seagate-Coney Island-73.9920340.5781882121K096I.S. 096 Seth LowAt Seth Low I.S. 96, our mission is to create an environment that fosters responsible students who take ownership of their academic achievements. Our academics integrate music, graphic arts, and international studies through core courses in math, science, social studies, and ELA. The Common Core Learning Standards come to life as students participate in debates, conduct laboratory experiments, and publish articles for our school newspaper. Technology is infused in all classrooms through the use of interactive SMART Boards, laptops, iPads, Chromebooks, and computer-based programs. Communication with our parents is successfully done through our online grading system, PupilPath. Our Lion's Den Service Learning program develops projects that help support the school, local, and world community. Our Honors program gives students the opportunity to gain high school Regents credits in all core courses making them competitive for specialized high school placement.Bensonhurst
99 Avenue P, Brooklyn NY 11204
Yes-21K096, 84K772Fully Accessible718-236-1344sethlowis96.wix.com/homeN to Bay Parkway-22nd AveB4, B6, B82K096USeth Low (I.S. 96)Open307762326124NoYesOpen to students and residents of District 21Priority to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 21.....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above......Talent ProgramsSeth Low (I.S. 96) Magnet ProgramTalent TestOpen to students and residents of District 21......Students who apply to these programs will be selected based on their score on the District 21 Talent Tests...................................................................................................952935James Madison High SchoolNew Utrecht High SchoolEdward R. Murrow High School85779Gr 6-8Yes, New York City Community Learning Schools Initiative, Inc.8:05am-2:25pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageYes–OfferedYesYes–Academic support and enrichment.Yes–Saturday programSpanishAlgebra I, Earth Science, Living EnvironmentCoding, Community Service, Drum Corp/Orchestra, Fitness Citizen Science Academy, Literacy, Microsoft IT Academy, Music (Strings and Band), Physician's Assistant Program, Regents Prep Algebra, Regents Prep Science, Robotics, STEM, Technology, Veterinary Science/Zoology, Visual ArtsAfter-School English as a New Language Program; Broadway Junior; Chorus; College Campus Exploratory Trips; College and Career Readiness Course; Council for Unity Program; Dance; Environmental Club; Math League; Project Boost; Project Boost Field Trips; Respect for All Campaign; Sisterhood Young Women Club; Specialized High School Preparation; Urban Advantage; Young Men’s ClubBasketball LeagueBasketball League, Volleyball LeagueBasketball, Flag Football, Soccer, Track and Field, Volleyball, Yoga11204BROOKLYN3114443031740763065950033Bensonhurst East-73.98466140.607542121K098I.S. 98 Bay AcademyCreative programs are challenging and rigorous and students focus in a talent area. Instruction is aligned to the Common Core Standards and is accelerated to prepare students for specialized high schools. Students become critical thinkers and solve real-world problems. Parents value communication through Edline, Jupiter Ed, and Classroom DoJo (websites, email, and progress reports) and apps. All classrooms have interactive boards, laptops, and iPads. I.S. 98 students have been the proud recipients of the: Ezra Jack Keats Award (City Wide Winner), Assemblyman Cymbrowitz Holocaust Essay (First Place), and the Respect for All Award. Our students have also distinguished themselves in the Performance and Art Contest, DOE Energy Efficiency Calendar Contest (Grand Prize), Recycling Artwork Contest, Gold Key Scholastic Art Contest, and New York City Science Olympiad (second place). Philanthropic endeavors include Pennies for Patients, American Heart Association, Multiple Sclerosis, Toys for Tots, Stomp Out Bullying, the Susan Komen Foundation, and St Jude's Children's Research Hospital.Sheepshead Bay
1401 Emmons Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11235
Yes-21K098, 75K771Not Accessible718-891-9005is98.infoB, Q to Sheepshead BayB1, B36, B4, B49, B68, BM3Talent ProgramsThe Bay Academy (I.S. 98) Magnet ProgramTalent TestOpen to students and residents of District 21....Students who apply to these programs will be selected based on their score on the District 21 Talent Tests...............................................................................................................1008592Brooklyn Technical High SchoolEdward R. Murrow High SchoolMidwood High School911530Gr 6-8No7:40am-2pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageYes–OfferedYes–Before- and After-SchoolNoNoLatinAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentAlgebra I, Honors Living Environment, Lab, Regent Science OlympiadARISTA/Arcon, Bay Readers Club, Brighton Ballet, Cheerleading, Cooking, Debate Team, Family Science Night, Fit For Life, Hip Hop, Homework Help, Jazz Band, Library Squad, Music Production, Musical Theater, Photography, Robotics, Science Olympiad, Senior Days, Set Design, Student Government, Yearbook Club, YogaBasketball League, SoccerVolleyball LeagueOne Wall HandballBasketball, Cheerleading, Soccer, Volleyball, Young Runners11235BROOKLYN3154860832469583087670026Sheepshead Bay-Gerritsen Beach-Manhattan Beach-73.95403740.5831252121K225P.S. 225 - The Eileen E. Zaglin SchoolP.S. 225 is a zoned school that serves the families of the Brighton Beach community. We provide a positive learning environment for all students and offer various engaging classes and extracurricular activities for students to participate in, including Shorefront Y After-School Program, STEM activities, and Debate Club.Brighton Beach
1075 Ocean View Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11235
NoPartially Accessible718-743-9793schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolB, Q to Brighton BeachB1, B4, B49, B68, BM3K225ZThe Eileen E. Zaglin (P.S. 225)ZonedOpen to continuing 5th grade students and students residing in the zonePriority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students residing in the zone.....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups...............................................................................................................973532Franklin Delano Roosevelt High SchoolEdward R. Murrow High SchoolJames Madison High School761011Gr K-8No8am-2:20pmNoEnglish as a New Language, Dual Language: SpanishNoYesYes–Academic support for certain students.Yes–Saturday program for test prepAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentArt, Chorus, Dance, MusicBrooklyn Botanical Gardens Partnership Program; Financial Literacy Program; Penny Harvest; Theater; Violin EnsembleVolleyball LeagueDevelopmental BasketballSoccer11235BROOKLYN313486100432454983087120056Brighton Beach-73.95632940.5797372121K226P.S./I.S. 226 Alfred De B. MasonAt P.S./I.S. 226, we believe that the greatest impact on student achievement results from having highly expert, inspired, and passionate teachers and school leaders working together to maximize the effect of their teaching on all students in their care. The members of P.S./I.S. 226 community are committed to providing each student with optimal learning opportunities so that they can reach their full academic and social potential. Our Middle School students participate in a range of extracurricular activities that celebrate the arts and athletics. Some of our special programs include: Band, Italian Federation After-School program, Broadway Junior, CHAMPS sports, Arista/Archon, STEM Club, Student Council, AM Athletics, and Talent Show. All of our students have advisory, lead their own Student-Led Conferences, and use the RULER curriculum to recognize, understand, and regulate their emotions in order to be successful in and out of school.Borough Park
6006 23rd Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11204
NoPartially Accessible718-234-4940PSIS226.comN to Bay Parkway-22nd Ave; F to Ave NB6K226ZK226ZZonedOpen to continuing 5th grade students and students residing in the zonePriority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students residing in the zone.....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups...............................................................................................................994648James Madison High SchoolMidwood High SchoolEdward R. Murrow High School821030Gr K-8Yes, The Leadership Program8am-2:20pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageYes–ExpectedYesYes–Academic support and enrichment.Yes–Saturday program for test prepSpanishAlgebra I, Living Environment, SpanishAIS, Art, Band, Computer Technology, Digital Literacy, English as a New Language Through Theater, IXL, Music, Spanish, Specialized High School Preparatory CoursesArista/ARCHON; Art Club; Band; Basketball; Boys Mentoring Club; Broadway Junior; Computer Programing; Daily After-School Program (run by the Federation of Italian Americans); Guitar; LGBTQ Club; Mighty Milers; Partnerships-Urban Advantage, STEM; PENCIL/JPMC; Soccer; Social Club; Student Council; Sustainability Club; Technology; Teen Thursdays; VolleyballVolleyball LeagueFitness Club, Soccer, VolleyballBadminton, Girls and Boys Basketball, Lacrosse11204BROOKLYN3124444631720713065490024Borough Park-73.9763540.6152522121K228I.S. 228 David A. BoodyI.S. 228 offers a creative environment that brings out students' talents in safe, encouraging, and challenging ways. We have zero tolerance for bullying and have partnered up with Bridg-it. We also have a Student Teacher Outreach Mentorship Program, where our teachers give up their time to have lunch with small groups of students. Our paramount goal is to empower all students with the necessary skills to become college- and career-ready. All members of our school community will be responsible for creating a nurturing environment that supports rigorous learning delivered through a high-quality curriculum aligned to the Common Core. We strive to implement engaging and rigorous lessons that meet the needs of all students. Parents are respected partners and are supported by the district's first Parent Engagement Center. Parents are in constant communication through innovative apps such as Pupil Path and Remind. I.S. 228 offers free night classes that teach English as a New Language to the parents of new immigrant students and other interested adults. We run two full after-school programs from 2:30pm-5:30pm, five days a week with a variety of academic and recreational activities.Bensonhurst
228 Avenue S, Brooklyn NY 11223
NoPartially Accessible718-375-7635schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolN to Ave U; F to Kings HighwayB3, B4, B82K228MDavid A. Boody (I.S. 228): Chinese Dual Language ProgramScreened: Language18517421045NoNoOpen to students and residents of Brooklyn....English Language Learners (ELLs), Heritage Language Speakers of the target language, participants of elementary school-level Dual Language and Transitional Bilingual Education programs in the target language.4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAttendanceLanguage Proficiency AssessmentPunctuality......K228NDavid A. Boody (I.S. 228): Russian Dual Language ProgramScreened: Language23822421253YesNoOpen to students and residents of Brooklyn......English Language Learners (ELLs), Heritage Language Speakers of the target language, participants of elementary school-level Dual Language and Transitional Bilingual Education programs in the target language.4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAttendanceLanguage Proficiency AssessmentPunctuality........K228PDavid A. Boody (I.S. 228): Spanish Dual Language ProgramScreened: Language278581210624YesNoOpen to students and residents of Brooklyn......English Language Learners (ELLs), Heritage Language Speakers of the target language, participants of elementary school-level Dual Language and Transitional Bilingual Education programs in the target language.4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAttendanceLanguage Proficiency AssessmentPunctuality........K228QDavid A. Boody (I.S. 228): Hebrew Dual Language ProgramScreened: Language681063312YesNoOpen to students and residents of Brooklyn........English Language Learners (ELLs), Heritage Language Speakers of the target language, participants of elementary school-level Dual Language and Transitional Bilingual Education programs in the target language.4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAttendanceLanguage Proficiency AssessmentPunctuality.........K228ZDavid A. Boody (I.S. 228) Zoned ProgramZoned........Open to students residing in the zone......................Talent ProgramsDavid A. Boody (I.S. 228) Magnet ProgramTalent Test........Open to students and residents of District 21.........Students who apply to these programs will be selected based on their score on the District 21 Talent Tests.............995046James Madison High SchoolEdward R. Murrow High SchoolNew Utrecht High School851311Gr 6-8Yes, The Leadership Program8am-2:20pmNoEnglish as a New Language, Dual Language: Chinese, Dual Language: Hebrew, Dual Language: Russian, Dual Language: SpanishNoNoYesYesHebrew, Mandarin, Other Language, Russian, SpanishAlgebra I, Earth Science, Living EnvironmentArt, Chinese Art, Coding, Dance, Digital Art, Music, Musical Theater3-D Creations; Art; Audio Visual Squad; Cheerleading Team; Chess; Chinese Dance Team; Cinematic Studies; Coding; Color Guard; Cooking; Council for Unity; Crochet; Dance; Debate Team; Engineering; Fashion; Foreign Languages (Chinese, Hebrew, Italian, Russian, Spanish); Girls & Boys Clubs; HS Connections; Hip Hop Team; Homework Center; Life Skills; Robotics; Science; STEM; Student Government; Teen Entrepreneur; Yearbook; ZumbaDevelopmental Basketball, Flag Football, Netball, Softball, VolleyballBasketball, Handball, Soccer, Tennis, Track and Field, Volleyball11223BROOKLYN3114741031902733070840001Bensonhurst East-73.97695340.60132121K238P.S. 238 Anne SullivanP.S./I.S. 238 provides a rigorous, CCLS-based curriculum for all middle school students. Critical focus is on the STEM curriculum, with a secondary integration of a liberal arts curriculum. Our staff works collaboratively with students to prepare them for advanced education in high school and college. Our talent classes provide a means for students to further develop their academic and career-oriented skills through personalized instruction with certified teachers. Staff also works continuously and collaboratively with parents to maximize student outcomes and prepare them for the future.Homecrest
1633 East 8th Street, Brooklyn NY 11223
NoPartially Accessible718-339-4355schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolF to Ave P; B, Q to Kings HighwayB100, B2, B31, B68, B7, B82, B9K238ZAnne Sullivan (P.S./I.S. 238)ZonedOpen to continuing 5th grade students and students residing in the zonePriority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students residing in the zone.....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups...............................................................................................................983322James Madison High SchoolEdward R. Murrow High SchoolJohn Dewey High School88611Gr K-8No8am-2:20pmNoEnglish as a New Language, Dual Language: SpanishNoYesNoNoSpanishAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentArt Studio, Band, Chess, Chorus, Computers, Culinary Arts, Dance Studio, Drum Corp, OrchestraAlliance for a Healthier Generation; The Anne Sullivan Honor Society; Art Studio; City Harvest for Food; Culinary Arts; Liberty Science Center; Pennies for Patients; Socks for Soldiers; Sports; STEM; Student Ambassadors; Student Council; Video ProgramingBasketball, Dance, Soccer, Tennis, Volleyball11223BROOKLYN3154442031762293066400013Homecrest-73.96505840.6088622121K281I.S. 281 Joseph B CavallaroIt is our vision to help guide students in the development of their character and academic potential so they can become teachers, leaders, and dreamers. We provide rigorous, challenging, and content-rich programs to prepare students for college and careers. Staff, parents, and students effectively communicate, collaborate, and support our high academic and behavioral standards. We have a dedicated PTA and use PupilPath, the One Call Now telephone messaging system, the REMIND text app, and our school website to work together as one towards the complete education of every child. I.S. 281 is a technology-rich school with an emphasis on STEM education, as well as a developed arts program incorporated within the school day. We offer free day and evening courses teaching English to our parents and other adults in the community.Bensonhurst
8787 24th Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11214
Yes-21K281, 84K744Not Accessible718-996-6706is281.comD to 25th AveB1, B3, B4, B6, B64, B82, X28, X38K281MJoseph B. Cavallaro (I.S. 281) Mandarin Dual Language ProgramScreened: Language1281452624NoNoOpen to students and residents of Brooklyn....English Language Learners (ELLs), Heritage Language Speakers of the target language, participants of elementary school-level Dual Language and Transitional Bilingual Education programs in the target language.4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAttendanceFinal 4th Grade Report CardNative Language AssessmentPunctuality......K281NSpanish Dual Language ProgramScreened: Language1353466624NoNoOpen to students and residents of Brooklyn......English Language Learners (ELLs), Heritage Language Speakers of the target language, participants of elementary school-level Dual Language and Transitional Bilingual Education programs in the target language.4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAttendanceFinal 4th Grade Report CardNative Language AssessmentPunctuality........K281UJoseph B. Cavallaro (I.S. 281)Open5091114245131YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 21Priority to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 21.......Last year, this program only admitted students from priority group 1.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above........Talent ProgramsJoseph B. Cavallaro (I.S. 281) Magnet ProgramTalent TestOpen to students and residents of District 21........Students who apply to these programs will be selected based on their score on the District 21 Talent Tests.....................................................................973843New Utrecht High SchoolJohn Dewey High SchoolEdward R. Murrow High School781334Gr 6-8No7:50am-2:10pmYes—Top and bottom-specific colors or stylesEnglish as a New Language, Dual Language: ChineseYes–ExpectedYes–After-SchoolYesYes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichment.SpanishAlgebra I, Living Environment, SpanishArt, College and Careers, Computer Programming, Dance (Tap, Jazz, Ballet); Health Ed, STEM Computer (APP Design, Computer Game Design, Programming); STEM Math (ASME Engineering, Geometer's Sketchpad, Virtual Enterprise); STEM Science (Lego Robotics, Hydroponics, 3-D Printing, Aeronautics); Spanish, Vocal Music3-D Printing Engineers Club, ASME Engineering, Billion Oyster Project, Chess Club, Debate Team, Drama, First Lego League Team, Flight Simulation, Girls Empowerment Movement Club, Graphic Design Club, Green Team, Hydroponics, I-Ready, NIA Community After-School Program, National Junior Society, Pennies for Patients, Regents/SHSAT Prep, SeaPerch Underwater Robotics Team, Student Government, Think CERCA, Virtual Enterprise ClubBasketball LeagueVolleyball LeagueTrack and Field, VolleyballEarly Morning Fitness Club, Flag Football, MSBL Basketball (Boys & Girls), MSVL Volleyball (Boys and Girls), Mighty Milers Running Club, Soccer, Track and Field11214BROOKLYN3114730431866263068910001Bensonhurst East-73.99345740.5953412121K288P.S. 288 The Shirley TanyhillWe take pride at P.S./I.S. 288 in providing each of our scholars with a quality and well-rounded education on a daily basis. We offer our middle school scholars a rigorous academic curriculum. Which includes rich opportunities to engage in text-based discussions, evidenced-based writing, high level mathematical concepts, computer technology, scientific inquiry, etc. We are also pioneering the Billion Oyster project in Coney Island through our partnership with Urban Advantage. At 288 our scholars also have the opportunity to engage in performing arts, leadership, sports, and other curricular activities. Our Performing Arts department offers our scholars dance, vocal, and fine art opportunities. Our Leadership curriculum provides our scholars the opportunity to lead by doing. 288 Athletics offers our scholars competitive opportunities in track and field (nationally-ranked track program) as well as boys and girls basketball. We offer intramural activities in flag football, soccer, and developmental basketball. We add new programs yearly. Our middle school Green Team handles all of our urban gardening, our 288 News Team provide opportunity in broadcasting, and our 288 Senate middle school members help govern and lead our school.Coney Island
2950 West 25th Street, Brooklyn NY 11224
NoNot Accessible718-382-2100Facebook.com/288EaglesN/AB36, B74, B82, X28, X38K288USchool of Leadership, Sports and ArtsOpen371435312NoYesOpen to students and residents of Districts 20, 21 & 31....Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected......K288ZThe Shirley Tanyhill (P.S./I.S. 288) School of Leadership, Sports & ArtsZonedOpen to continuing 5th grade students and students residing in the elementary school zonePriority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students residing in the elementary school zone.........................................................................................................67197William E. Grady Career and Technical Education High SchoolNew Utrecht High SchoolLife Academy High School for Film and Music80663Gr K-8No8am-2:20pmYes–Top and bottom; specific colors or stylesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–ExpectedNoYes–Academic support and enrichment.Yes–Saturday programWe currently offer dance, fine arts, vocal, leadership, computer technology, journalism and broadcasting, and urban gardening.African Dance; Ballet; Competitive Cross Country; Competitive Indoor and Outdoor Track; Cooking; Drumming; Flag Football; Music; Varsity Boys and Girls BasketballBasketball LeagueBasketball LeagueFitness ClubCompete in the Middle School Boys and Girls City-Wide Tournament, Compete in the USA Track and Field League11224BROOKLYN3134734231895383070540045Seagate-Coney Island-73.9919440.5744112121K303I.S. 303 Herbert S. EisenbergThe Herbert S Eisenberg Middle School for Career Exploration believes in "Children First, High Expectations, NO Excuses." Our school exists to benefit our entire student population, and thereby the members of our community. The staff and parents of our school are committed to providing the best possible education to all of our students by meeting their individual needs so that they can succeed to the best of their abilities. We are committed to helping our students to fully develop their skills and talents and use them to contribute to their communities, city, state, and the world at large. Our students go on to make us proud and we are committed to seeing that such successes continue. It is our firm belief, that all students can reach their full academic and social potential with the support of our school and families working as one cohesive unit.West Brighton
501 West Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11224
Yes-21K303, 21K344Partially Accessible718-996-0100schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolQ to West 8th St - NY Aquarium; Q to Ocean Parkway; F to Neptune Ave-Van SiclenB1, B36, B4, B68, S54, S61, S62, S66, S91, S92, S93, X10, X10B, X11, X12, X42K303UHerbert S. Eisenberg (I.S. 303) Academy for Career ExplorationOpen17550341255NoYesOpen to students and residents of District 21Priority to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 21.....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above......Talent ProgramsHerbert S. Eisenberg (I.S. 303) Magnet ProgramTalent TestOpen to students and residents of District 21......Students who apply to these programs will be selected based on their score on the District 21 Talent Tests...................................................................................................973931Abraham Lincoln High SchoolRachel Carson High School for Coastal StudiesJohn Dewey High School83538Gr 6-8No8am-2:20pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageYes–OfferedYesNoYes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichment.SpanishArt, Chorus, Creative Writing, Dance, Drama, Journalism, Law Court, Math, Music, News Literacy, Science Talent, STEMAdvisory Peer Groups; After-School Enrichment Program for English Language Learners; After School Program: Weekdays, 2:30pm-5pm by Neighborhood Improvement Association (NIA); BIG (Boys Into Gentlemen); Chorus Club; Chess Club; CODE Blue Club; GEMS (Girls Empowerment Movement); GO Green Club; Intergenerational Program; Math Enrichment Program and English Enrichment Programs; Mouse Squad; News Paper Club; Shutterbugs Club (Digital Photography); Sports Club; STEM; STEM/Sustainability ClubFitness Club, Soccer, Track and FieldBasketball, Track and Field11224BROOKLYN3134735431962923072500025West Brighton-73.97312240.58252121K468The Kingsborough Early College Secondary SchoolStudents learn higher-order thinking through inquiry, enrichment, and a challenging academic program. Our focus on youth development fosters confidence and self-advocacy; our students become successful adults, prepared to continue their studies. Students have the opportunity to earn a tuition-free associates degree from Kingsborough Community College (KCC) during their time in secondary school. We offer instructional support, small class sizes, and access to the KCC campus.Gravesend
2630 Benson Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11214
Yes-21K337, 21K348, 21K468, 21K559, 21K572Partially Accessible718-333-7850kecss.infoN to Gravesend - 86th St; N to Ave U; D to 25th AveB1, B3, B4, B6, B64, B82, X28, X38K468UThe Kingsborough Early College Secondary SchoolOpen38787551882YesYesOpen to students and residents of Districts 20, 21 & 31....Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected..............................................................................................................954629Kingsborough Early College School79657Gr 6-12No8:30am-2:50pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageNoNoNoNoSpanishAlgebra I, SpanishCulinary, Drumming, Fashion, Hair & Make-Up, Piano, Sculpture, Step Team, Tae Kwon Do, Website DesignAcademic Tutoring; After-School Program (provides homework help, dance, and the arts): Available Monday-Friday (2:50pm-6pm) to all families in our middle school; Debate Team; National Junior Honor Society (NJHS); Neighborhood Improvement Association (NIA); NewspaperDevelopmental Basketball, Fitness Club11214BROOKLYN3134730631864543068830001Gravesend-73.9857740.5942912121K690Brooklyn Studio Secondary SchoolAt Brooklyn Studio Secondary School, the needs of all learners are addressed in a fully inclusive setting which encourages each student to be an active participant in setting, monitoring, and meeting challenging academic goals. Curriculum is aligned to the Common Core learning standards and is enhanced through the most current technologies and web programs. Our small setting allows students to feel secure and supported in their relationships with their teachers. Parents appreciate the small size of our school and the supportive environment that it provides their children. Our students are exposed to a variety of arts experiences throughout the day, and continue their studies in instrumental music, digital communication in our high school. Another important factor for parents is that students from our middle school are given priority to attend our high school.Bensonhurst West
8310 21st Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11214
Yes-21K128, 21K690Not Accessible718-266-5032www.brooklynstudio.orgD to 20th AveB1, B4, B6, B64, B8, B82K690LBrooklyn Studio Secondary SchoolLimited Unscreened30069441882YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 21Priority to students and residents of District 21 who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of District 21.....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above..............................................................................................................974430Brooklyn Studio Secondary School79942Gr 6-12No8am-2:20pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageNoYesYesYesAmerican Sign Language, Italian, SpanishAlgebra I, Earth Science, English, Italian, Spanish, US HistoryCreative Writing FIAO: Math, Dance, Instrumental Music, Literacy, Math and Computer Technology, Theater ArtsArts and Crafts, Community Service, Consultative Council, Contest Club, Creative Writing, Dance, Flag Football, Homework help, Horticulture, Kickball, Math and Computer Technology, Photography, Soccer, Student Government FIAO: Basketball, Theater Arts, Tutoring, Volleyball, Yearbook ClubBasketball LeagueBasketball, Soccer11214BROOKLYN3114728831652323063290032Bensonhurst West-73.99440440.6048792727Q042P.S./M.S 042 R. VernamP.S./M.S. 42 achieves academic excellence for all students by supporting their strengths and needs. Our goal is to meet the Common Core Learning Standards while creating a learning environment that will boost all students to grade level and above. We build morale by instilling in our students, staff, and parents a sense of self-respect along with an appreciation for the diversity of the multicultural society in which we live, work, and learn. As a school community, we believe that students learn best through instruction that is tailored to their specific learning styles and needs. We have invested in technology to advance the skills of our students and make them competitive in today's world. All of our classrooms are equipped with SMART Boards, and over 250 laptops, 140 iPad minis and two 3-D printers are available for students within classrooms. Our students have access to such programs as Lego robotics, Broadway Jr., Enact and more. We provide parents with up-to-date information, through Pupil Path and written correspondence, so that they can partner with the school to ensure that every child is college- and career-ready.Arverne
488 Beach 66th Street, Queens NY 11692
NoPartially Accessible718-634-7914schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolA to Beach 67th St-GastonQ22, Q52, QM17Q042UR. Vernam (P.S./M.S. 42Q)Open11539231261NoYesOpen to students and residents of QueensPriority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of Queens.....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above..............................................................................................................83156New Visions Charter High School for the Humanities IVRockaway Park High School for Environmental SustainabilityChannel View School for Research78658Gr K-8Yes, FHI 3608am-3:15pmYes—Top and bottom-specific colors or stylesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–10-30 hours expected by graduationNoYes–For incoming sixth graders and for academic support and enrichment.Yes–Saturday program for test prepAlgebra IArt, Broadway Jr., Peer Group Connect, Technology, TheaterAfrican Drumming; After-School Programming; Community Service; Broadway Jr.; Etiquette Day; Field Day; Holiday Dances and Movie Nights for Students and Families; Holiday Dinners for the School Community; Monthly Student Driven Assemblies (linked to Curriculum Units); Positive Behavior Intervention Support (PBIS) Program; Sports Day; Student Council; Vocal/ChorusBasketball, Flag Football, Soccer, Tennis, Track and Field, Volleyball11692QUEENS4143196443028174160390014Hammels-Arverne-Edgemere-73.79530440.5945382727Q043P.S./M.S. 43The School by the Sea-P.S./M.S. 43Q is a pre-K-8 college and career preparatory public school in the Far Rockaway section of Queens, New York. Our goal is to develop children into leaders by providing them with a quality education that will prepare them for success in high school, college and beyond. The School by the Sea-P.S./M.S. 43Q will serve to meet the individual needs of our children academically and socially. Our school will provide students with a rigorous education as well as meaningful collegiate and professional connections. As a result, children will grow with the personal motivation necessary to succeed and inevitably develop into well-rounded, productive citizens.Far Rockaway
160 Beach 29th Street, Queens NY 11691
Yes-27Q043, 75Q256Fully Accessible718-327-5860schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolA to Beach 36th St-EdgemereQ113, Q114, Q22, QM17Q043ZP.S./M.S. 43ZonedOpen to continuing 5th grade students and students residing in the elementary school zonePriority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students residing in the elementary school zone.....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups...............................................................................................................801913Queens High School for Information, Research, and TechnologyRockaway Collegiate High SchoolHigh School for Law Enforcement and Public Safety74901Gr K-8No8am-2:20pmYes—Top and bottom-specific colors or stylesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–ExpectedYes–After-SchoolYes–Academic support for certain students.Yes–Saturday program for certain students.Algebra ICollege, Careers & Cultural Immersion–Powered by AVID, ELA/Math Enrichment, S.E.A. (Sharpen, Engage, Apply); Technology/Computer ScienceBeacon, Dolphin Academy, My Brother's Keeper Program, Overnight College Tours, Senior Yearbook Committee, Student Council, YMCA (After-School)Fitness ClubCheerleading11691QUEENS414319980244677114158200001Far Rockaway-Bayswater-73.7617440.5938342727Q047P.S. 047 Chris GalasOur school's vision is one in which the staff members, students, and parents work collaboratively in a safe and supportive environment. Learning is defined as an ongoing process that is incorporated into all aspects of the curriculum, as well as enrichment programs that link the arts and literacy. We strongly encourage our students to take risks within the safety of the classroom in order to facilitate independence and higher-order thinking skills. Our students will evolve into responsible, accountable, and self-assured adults who will establish themselves as part of the community network. Having only one class per grade level allows students to receive a lot of individual attention from our strong staff. Our middle school curriculum consists of the core subjects of humanities (ELA and social studies), math, and science. We are a Respect for All award school.Broad Channel
9 Power Road, Queens NY 11693
NoPartially Accessible718-634-7167schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolA, S to Broad ChannelQ52, Q53, QM16, QM17Q047ZChris Galas (P.S./M.S. 47)ZonedOpen to continuing 5th grade students and students residing in the zonePriority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students residing in the zone.....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups...............................................................................................................994547Channel View School for Research95216Gr K-8No8:10am-2:30pmYes—Top, bottom, and shoes specific colors or stylesEnglish as a New LanguageNoNoNoNoSpanishGarden Club, Newspaper Club, STEM ClubArt Expo; Chess Club; Cooking Club; Dance Festival; Garden Club; National Junior Honor Society; Partnership With Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge; Performing Arts Club; SWAT Team (technology team)11693QUEENS4143210720144489684153130485Breezy Point-Belle Harbor-Rockaway Park-Broad Channel-73.82044540.6063532727Q207P.S. 207 Rockwood ParkPlease contact the school for more information.Howard Beach
159-15 88th Street, Queens NY 11414
NoPartially Accessible718-848-2700schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolN/AQ21, Q41, Q52, Q53, QM15, QM16, QM17Q207ZRockwood Park (P.S. 207)ZonedOpen to continuing 5th grade students and students residing in the elementary school zonePriority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students residing in the elementary school zone.....Last year, this program only admitted students from priority group 1...............................................................................................................964853Robert H. Goddard High School of Communication Arts and Technology89680Gr K-8No8am-2:20pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageNoYesNoNoSpanishAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentCommunity ServiceVolleyball, Volleyball League11414QUEENS4103289242933114140090060Lindenwood-Howard Beach-73.84443240.6580892727Q053M.S. 053 Brian PiccoloBrian Piccolo M.S. 53 is the school of choice for the new millennium. Our community school is truly a school for the 21st century that provides a state of the art Zion Cradle to Career STEM Academy (robotics and coding). Through rigorous coursework we challenge our scholars academically while providing a safe and supportive learning environment. Our family-oriented school strives to give back to our community through supports we receive from our strategic partnerships, which include but are not limited to, the Sports and Arts in School Foundation (SASF), Urban Arts, and Life Changing Music that provides a well-rounded extracurricular program for our students. Additionally, our small community school services multi-talented scholars and we pride ourselves on educating the mind, body, and soul of each scholar in preparation for entrance into high school. Our scholars have access to numerous in-school and after-school programs that are available through our partnerships which are designed to enrich and compliment their learning style and experiences. Our families appreciate both our open-door policy and our welcoming environment. Here at M.S. 53 we believe that Education Saves Lives!Far Rockaway
10-45 Nameoke Street, Queens NY 11691
Yes-27Q053, 27Q319, 84Q375Partially Accessible718-471-6900MS53.orgA to Far Rockaway - Mott AveQ113, Q114, Q22, QM17Q053UBrian Piccolo (M.S. 53)Open19360261090NoYesOpen to students and residents of QueensPriority to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 27Then to students and residents of Queens.....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above..............................................................................................................96163Queens High School for Information, Research, and TechnologyAcademy of Medical Technology: A College Board SchoolRockaway Collegiate High School84267Gr 6-8Yes, Sports and Arts in Schools Foundation, Inc.8am-3:20pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–OfferedYesYes–Academic support for certain students.Yes–Saturday program for test prepArt, Dance, Drumming, FYRE Zone Production, Life Changing Music, Martial Arts, Steel Pan, Step, Technology, Visual ArtsAcademic Intervention Services, All Boy's Forum, All Girl's Forum, Broadway Junior Theater Arts, College Access for All with College Trips, Community Mediation Services, Mindfulness Program, PBIS Initiatives, Performing Arts Program, SONYC, Spirit Days, Sports and Arts in School Foundation (SASF), Student Council, Success Mentor Program, Tutoring, Urban Arts, We Got Game–Game Truck for Conflict Resolution, Yearbook, Zion Cradles to Career STEM Program (Robotics & Coding)Basketball, Dance, Martial Arts, Soccer, Step11691QUEENS4143110320242982344155570025Far Rockaway-Bayswater-73.74909740.6036222727Q105P.S. 105 The Bay SchoolThe mission of P.S./M.S. 105 is to utilize all available resources to prepare all of our students to meet high-quality, challenging standards of excellence. Our positive attitude fosters a climate that motivates both staff and students to perform with enthusiasm! Each day, our students are engaged in learning the Common Core Standards as we prepare them to be college- and career-ready. Our staff and administration work hard to bridge the gap between school, family, and community through field trips, school events, and parent workshops.Edgemere
420 Beach 51st Street, Queens NY 11691
NoNot Accessible718-474-8615schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolA to Beach 44th St-Frank AveQ22, QM17Q105ZThe Bay School (P.S./M.S. 105)ZonedOpen to continuing 5th grade students and students residing in the zonePriority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students residing in the zone.....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups...............................................................................................................911712Rockaway Park High School for Environmental SustainabilityChannel View School for ResearchThe Urban Assembly School for Emergency Management80815Gr K-8No8:15am-2:15pmYes—Top and bottom-specific colors or stylesEnglish as a New LanguageNoNoYes–Academic support for certain students.Yes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichment.SpanishAdvanced Regents Program Track (for accelerated students)Beacon Program; Boys’ Rites of Passage; Business Club; Field Trips; Mentoring Groups for Boys and Girls; Project HopeFlag FootballDevelopmental Basketball, Flag Rugby, Floor Hockey, Softball, VolleyballBasketball, Volleyball, Track11691QUEENS414319720343023974159740003Hammels-Arverne-Edgemere-73.78187640.5957792727Q114P.S./M.S. 114 Belle HarborP.S./M.S. 114 is a K-8 neighborhood school in the Belle Harbor section of Queens. We provide a nurturing environment in a familiar setting for our middle school students. Eighth grade students are offered the opportunity to graduate with Regents credits in Living Environment and Algebra. All middle school students have one Advisory period per week where groups of students work on building social emotional skills. In addition, our students are able to partake in the following extra-curricular activities before, during, and after school: National Junior Honors Society, foreign language (Spanish), concert/marching/jazz bands, journalism club, College Access for All, art club, curriculum-related trips, senior trip, and Millennium after-school program.Belle Harbor
134-01 Cronston Avenue, Queens NY 11694
NoPartially Accessible718-634-3382belleharborschool.orgN/AQ22, Q35, QM16Q114ZBelle Harbor (P.S./M.S. 114)ZonedOpen to continuing 5th grade students and students residing in the zonePriority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students residing in the zone.....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups...............................................................................................................1005239Scholars' Academy88669Gr K-8No8am-2:20pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–OfferedYes–After-SchoolNoNoSpanishAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentForeign Language (Spanish), Instrumental Music, Technology, Visual ArtsArt Club; Bucket Ensemble; CHAMPS Sports Program; Curriculum-Related Trips; Dances; Jazz Band; Millennium After-School Program; National Junior Honor Society; Technology ClubFitness Club, Floor Hockey, VolleyballBasketball11694QUEENS4143292843056154162570001Breezy Point-Belle Harbor-Rockaway Park-Broad Channel-73.85440340.5782612727Q124P.S. 124 Osmond A ChurchP.S./M.S. 124 strives to give every student the opportunity to be engaged in their learning through a rigorous curriculum that is aligned to the Common Core Learning Standards. Instruction is differentiated to meet the diverse needs of every student. Students are provided with rich learning experiences inside and outside of school, which allows them to compete globally.South Ozone Park
129-15 150th Avenue, Queens NY 11420
NoPartially Accessible718-529-2580ps124q.weebly.comN/AB15, Q10, Q37, QM18Q124ZPS/MS 124 Zoned ProgramZonedOpen to continuing 5th grade students and students residing in the elementary school zonePriority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students residing in the elementary school zone.....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups...............................................................................................................994832John Adams High SchoolThomas A. Edison Career and Technical Education High SchoolHigh School for Construction Trades, Engineering and Architecture851229Gr K-8No8am-2:20pmYes—Official uniform must be purchasedEnglish as a New LanguageNoYes–After-SchoolNoYes–Saturday program for certain students.SpanishAlgebra I, Living Environment, SpanishChorus; Dance; Debate Club; Soccer; STEM Club; Step Team; Track and Fitness ClubDance, Fitness Club, Track and FieldSoccer, Track11420QUEENS410288460242575304118820001South Ozone Park-73.81170140.6650582727Q183P.S. 183 Dr. Richard R. GreenWe are committed to providing an enriched and rigorous education to all students in a nurturing and supportive environment. We utilize individual student data to tailor instruction and create targeted intervention to meet the needs of all students.Hammels-Arverne
2-45 Beach 79th Street, Queens NY 11693
NoNot Accessible718-634-9459schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolS to Beach 90th St-Holland; A to Beach 67th St-GastonQ22, Q52Q183ZDr. Richard R. Green School (P.S./M.S. 183)ZonedOpen to continuing 5th grade students and students residing in the zonePriority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students residing in the zone.....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups...............................................................................................................501911Rockaway Park High School for Environmental SustainabilityAcademy of Medical Technology: A College Board School92525Gr K-8No8am-2:20pmYes—Official uniform must be purchasedEnglish as a New LanguageNoYes–Before-SchoolYes–Academic support for certain students.Yes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichment.SpanishBoys Scouts; Enact; Extended Learning Time; Girls Scouts; Girls and Boys Basketball program; Monthly Themed Assemblies; Morning Soccer Program; SONYC After-School Program; Step Team; Thrive Arts ProgramBoys and Girls Basketball Program11693QUEENS414319420243033544161120001Hammels-Arverne-Edgemere-73.80536140.589508404M964Central Park East IICentral Park East II (CPE II) is a collaborative community where staff, parents, and students work together to create a safe, caring, academically rigorous, and joyful school environment. Our small size allows us to know each child and family well. CPE II provides an enriched education to all students. Students at CPE II receive instruction in the arts, including visual arts, music, movement, and dance. We will continue to give students the foundational skills, understandings, and habits of mind that will help them in becoming thoughtful readers, writers, mathematicians, scientists, and keen observers of the world, as well as ethical agents for change.East Harlem
433 East 100 Street, Manhattan, NY 10029
YesFully Accessible212-860-5992cpe2.org6 to 103rd StBxM1, M101, M102, M103, M106, M15, M15-SBS, M31, M35, M86-SBS, M96, M98M964UCentral Park East IIOpen15847441343NoYesOpen to students and residents of District 4Priority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to 5th grade students from CPE IThen to students and residents of District 4...Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above............................................................................................................................................261176448Gr K-8Yes, The Children's Aid Society8:30am-2:50pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageNoYes––After-SchoolNoNoSpanishAll CPE II students are involved with the Billion Oyster Project. BOP schools are satellite campuses for oyster research. Students monitor oysters and collect scientific data on water quality, oyster growth, and biodiversity. All participating teams follow the standard BOP Field Science protocols and procedures. The research goals are to better understand the factors affecting oyster survival, ecological services of oysters, and assess the health and ongoing restoration of NY Harbor.CPE II is beginning our first year in a new location, the Marcantonio Educational Complex at 433 East 100th Street. In addition to our current electives which include Dance, Ecology Club, Girl's Club, Photography; and Tap Dance, we will be developing newDevelopmental Basketball, Fitness Club10029MANHATTAN111816210839331016940001East Harlem South-73.94152640.7852582727Q210J.H.S. 210 Elizabeth BlackwellElizabeth Blackwell Middle School 210Q believes that all students in our programs can achieve high standards of excellence within academic areas. We always emphasize the role of both the school and the home in ensuring that our children grow cognitively, creatively, and socially. Our message is to engage all of our students in our programs in active and productive activities. At MS210 we have high expectations for ALL our students. Our core values of creativity, perseverance, citizenship, courage, integrity, responsibility, self-discipline, and teamwork will guide how we interact socially and academically at MS210. We have a Career Academy theme. There are five different career academies: Academy of Graphic Arts and Computer Science, Academy of Visual and Performing Arts, Academy of Health Professions, Academy of Law and Humanities, and Academy of Engineering and Architecture. Within the AGACS, students learn graphic arts and computer technology; within AVPA they learn studio art, theatre, instrumental band, and vocal music; within AHP they learn forensic science and introduction to health professions; within ALH they learn philosophy, criminal justice, and urban law; and within AEA they learn design and modeling and construction.Woodhaven
93-11 101st Avenue, Queens NY 11416
NoPartially Accessible718-845-5942ms210q.schoolwires.netA to Rockaway BlvdQ11, Q112, Q21, Q24, Q37, Q41, Q52, Q53, Q7, Q8, QM15Q210ZElizabeth Blackwell (J.H.S. 210)ZonedOpen to students residing in the zone..................................................................................................................983230Richmond Hill High SchoolHillcrest High SchoolJohn Adams High School641880Gr 6-8No8:20am-2:40pmYes—Top only-specific color or styleEnglish as a New LanguageNoYes–After-SchoolYesYes–Saturday program for test prepSpanishAlgebra I, English, Living Environment, Spanish, US HistoryAdvanced Regents Program (Integrated Algebra, US History, Living Environment, ELA), Coding, Computer Repair, Criminal Justice, Design and Modeling, Forensic Science, Graphic Arts and Computer Science, Instrumental Music, Intro to Health Professions, Philosophy, Studio Art, Theatre, Urban Law, Vocal MusicChamps: Soccer, Volleyball, Basketball, Track and Field; Baseball, Cheerleading, Chess Club, Dance Club, Debate Team, Middle School Basketball League, Newspaper Committee, Stem Club, Step Team, Student Council, Technology Club, Theatre Club, Year Book CommitteeCheerleading, StepInteracademy Competition in Basketball, Soccer, Football11416QUEENS409323841885674090670001Woodhaven-73.8474740.6838582727Q137M.S. 137 America's School of HeroesM.S. 137 America's School of Heroes is a large, diverse, urban middle school in Ozone Park, Queens. It is made up of professionals dedicated to providing every student with the support to grow emotionally, intellectually, and socially into a contributing member of society. We are committed to instilling the importance of education and lifelong learning, as well as college and career readiness. M.S. 137 provides its staff with professional learning that supports continued growth and best practices that promote student progress. We offer specialized classes, Regents classes, a Spanish Dual Language program and academic intervention support services. Our recently updated Library Media Center is filled with resources, and our librarian collaborates with students and staff on a variety of projects and initiatives. In addition, we have recently implemented an iPad Initiative, in which we aim to provide all students with 1:1 devices in the coming years. We continue to refine our curriculum to meet the goals of the Common Core Learning Standards, 21st century skills and the College and Career Readiness framework. We recognize the importance of collaboration between all members of our school community as a means of ensuring success!Ozone Park
109-15 98th Street, Queens NY 11417
NoFully Accessible718-659-0471www.heroesofms137.orgA to Rockaway BlvdBM5, Q11, Q112, Q21, Q37, Q41, Q52, Q53, Q7, QM15Q137ZM.S. 137 America's School of HeroesZonedOpen to students residing in the zone..................................................................................................................964842Richmond Hill High SchoolJohn Adams High SchoolThomas A. Edison Career and Technical Education High School761890Gr 6-8No8:10am-2:30pmYes—Top and bottom-specific colors or stylesEnglish as a New Language, Dual Language: SpanishYes–OfferedYes–After-SchoolYes–Academic support for certain students.Yes–Saturday program for certain students.SpanishAlgebra I, Geometry, Living EnvironmentAdvisory, Band, Chorus, Computer Art, Dance, Home and Career Studies, Keyboard, Robotics, Technology, Theatre, Virtual Enterprises Junior Venture, Visual ArtsArchery; Art; Bocce Ball; Boys and Girls Basketball; Business Art and Graphic Design; Chess; Crochet; Cultural Overnight Trip (Eighth Grade); Film Media; Flag Football; Multicultural Dance (offered through a partnership with Millennium); Musical Theater; Photography; Robotics; Soccer; Student Government; Teamwork Building Extended-Day Field Trip (Sixth and Seventh Grades); Teen Thursday; Track and Field; VolleyballCricket, Flag Football, Track and Field, VolleyballArchery, Boys and Girls Basketball, Bowling, Chess, Crochet, Dance, Soccer, Track & Field11417QUEENS410328644674574091720001Ozone Park-73.83994840.67812727Q146P.S./M.S. 146 The Howard Beach SchoolThe Howard Beach School is a student-friendly neighborhood school that prides itself on providing a safe and nurturing learning environment for all students. We strive to improve the quality of each student's writing across all content areas, resulting in strategic thinking and effective communication. We value the social, emotional, and academic growth of all students in order to prepare them to be high school-, college-, and career-ready.Howard Beach
98-01 159th Avenue, Queens NY 11414
NoNot Accessible718-659-3140ps146q.orgA to Howard Beach - JFK AirportB15, Q11, Q21, Q41, Q52, Q53, QM15, QM16, QM17Q146ZHoward Beach (P.S. / M.S. 146)ZonedOpen to continuing 5th grade students and students residing in the elementary school zonePriority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students residing in the elementary school zone.....Last year, this program only admitted students from priority group 1...............................................................................................................974940Robert H. Goddard High School of Communication Arts and TechnologyHigh School for Construction Trades, Engineering and Architecture88678Gr K-8No8:10am-2:30pmYes—Top and bottom-specific colors or stylesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–ExpectedNoNoNoSpanishLiving EnvironmentComputer Science, Drama/Theater, Visual ArtsAlgebra for All, College Access for All, Computer Science for All, Drama/Theater Club, National Junior Honor Society, Student Government, Urban Advantage Science ProgramDevelopmental Basketball, Fitness ClubVolleyballBoys Basketball, Girls Volleyball11414QUEENS4103288442951634141680016Lindenwood-Howard Beach-73.83506840.6598732727Q226J.H.S. 226 Virgil I. GrissomJ.H.S. 226 focuses on exploratory learning. The school is organized into three learning communities. The Discovery and Explorations Academy is a hub for sixth graders, which allows students opportunities to explore the Junior High School experience through academic rigor, discipline, creativity, and culture. The Humanities Academy showcases the talents of our seventh-grade youngsters with quarterly performances and displays in music, art, dance, poetry, and drama while continuing to engage students in academic rigor around the Common Core Learning Standards. The Renaissance Academy for Broadcast Journalism engages our eighth-grade students in print and digital media. Students utilize elements of print and digital media to develop quarterly displays in a student newspaper, video broadcast, and a student comic magazine, while continuing to engage in academic rigor around the Common Core Learning Standards.South Ozone Park
121-10 Rockaway Boulevard, Queens NY 11420
Yes-27Q226, 27Q297, 27Q314Partially Accessible718-843-2260www.virgilgrissom.comN/AQ10, Q37, Q7, Q9, QM18Q226UVirgil I. Grissom (J.H.S. 226)Open213541149251NoNoOpen to students residing in the zone....Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected..............................................................................................................873221John Adams High SchoolHillcrest High SchoolThomas A. Edison Career and Technical Education High School57916Gr 6-8No8:10am-2:30pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–10-30 hours expected by graduationYesYes–Academic support and enrichment.Yes–Saturday programSpanishAlgebra I, Living Environment, SpanishBroadcasting, Computer Coding, Gaming, Herstory, Hochman Writing Revolution, Journalism, MSQI Word Generation, Martial Arts, Modern Dance, Music Recording and Editing, New York Historical Society Museum Hands on Arts Program, Photography, Poetic Motivations, Rush Art Philanthropic, Science and Technology, Theater, Think Law, Urban Advantage Hands on Science, Visual Arts and Design, Women in Aviation, Young Men's Leadership Team Banking and FinanceAlvin Ailey Dance, Art, Atlanta College Tour, Band, Chess, College Fair, Flag Football, Guppie App Challenge, HerStory, Jr. Knicks, Martial Arts, Newspaper, Pencil Partnership with JP Morgan and Chase, Photography, Poetry, Publishing, Recycling, SHSI, Steel Pan, Student Authors, Student Government, Talent Showcase, Technology, Theater, Urban Advantage Hands on Science, Washington DC Tour, Young Men's Leadership Team Banking and FinanceDevelopmental BasketballSoccerBaseball, Cheerleading, Double Dutch, Flag Football, Girls and Boys Basketball, Martial Arts, Modern Dance, Soccer, Track and Field11420QUEENS4102884042536074117140100South Ozone Park-73.81693840.6757712727Q232P.S. 232 LindenwoodPlease contact the school for more information.Lindenwood
153-23 83rd Street, Queens NY 11414
NoPartially Accessible718-848-9247ps232q.orgN/AB15, BM5, Q11, Q21, Q41, Q7, QM15Q232ZLindenwood (P.S. 232)ZonedOpen to continuing 5th grade students and students residing in the elementary school zonePriority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students residing in the elementary school zone.....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups...............................................................................................................995747Robert H. Goddard High School of Communication Arts and TechnologyHigh School for Construction Trades, Engineering and ArchitectureForest Hills High School95970Gr K-8No8:05am-2:25pmYes—Top and bottom-specific colors or stylesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–10-30 hours expected by graduationYesNoNoSpanishAlgebra I, Earth ScienceVolleyball, Volleyball LeagueDevelopmental Basketball, Flag Football, Flag RugbyBasketball, Cheerleading11414QUEENS41032620242474544114450001Lindenwood-Howard Beach-73.85121640.6659092727Q262Channel View School for ResearchChannel View School for Research (CVSR) is an Expeditionary Learning School that believes students learn best through a project-based approach. Students focus on character and career development by participating in small advisory groups called Crew. Our students are researchers, historians, urban planners, and scientists that investigate real world problems and develop creative, actionable solutions using cutting-edge technology. We have a Research Technology Robotics program and an oceanography program that uses technology that allows students to actively explore the aquatic ecology beneath Jamaica Bay and the Atlantic Ocean. Our program is highly engaging and pushes students to do their best while developing a culture of collaboration and teamwork.Breezy Point-Rockaway Park
100-00 Beach Channel Drive, Queens NY 11694
Yes-27Q262, 27Q324, 27Q351, 84Q373Partially Accessible718-634-1970cvsr.infoA, S to Beach 98th St-PlaylandQ22, Q52, Q53, QM16, QM17Q262SExpeditionary LearningScreened648129881786YesYesOpen to students and residents of QueensPriority to students and residents of District 27Then to students and residents of Queens.....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAttendance and PunctualityFinal 4th Grade Report Card: ELA and MathInterviewWriting Sample..............................................................................................................952823Channel View School for Research87888Gr 6-12No8am-2:20pmYes—Top, bottom, and shoes specific colors or stylesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–50+ hours expected by graduationYesYesYes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichment.SpanishAlgebra I, Living Environment, SpanishBasketball, Chess, Chorus, Culinary Arts, Dance, Drama, Home Economics, Instrumental Music, Marching Band, Math, "Mighty Milers" Running Club, Oceanography, Robotics, Swimming, Spanish, Visual Arts, Web DesignAnnual Farm Trip; Athletics; Camping; Cheerleading; Chorus; Community Events Including-Beach Clean-Up; Community Health Fair and Walk-a-Thons; Drama; Field Trips; Instrumental Music; Internships; Mentoring; Oceanography/Marine Biology; Robotics; Student Government; Visual ArtSoccer, VolleyballFlag Football11694QUEENS414329420143037734161670099Breezy Point-Belle Harbor-Rockaway Park-Broad Channel-73.82262440.5860662727Q282Knowledge and Power Preparatory Academy VIKnowledge and Power Preparatory Academy VI (KAPPA VI) is located in the beautiful Far Rockaway campus. The school is modeled after the Air Force philosophy of leadership training. Students, who are called cadets, wear a formal uniform and each class, called a squadron, is named after a NASA space mission. Our school's aim is to be an "Ivy League Middle School Academy," with a long-term goal of preparing students for college. The debate team competes in the citywide competition. Math is a point of pride at KAPPA VI, and the school's math team competes in citywide math competitions. Our students are encouraged to take the Specialized High School Admissions Test (SHSAT). KAPPA VI also offers a wide range of enrichment courses, including art and music. We have a state-of-the-art media room with iMac computers, and a state-of-the-art library is being built.Far Rockaway-Bayswater
8-21 Bay 25th Street, Queens NY 11691
Yes-27Q260, 27Q282, 27Q302, 27Q309Not Accessible718-471-6934schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolA to Beach 25th St-WavecrestQ114, Q22, QM17Q282MKAPPA VI (27Q282)Screened42787661575YesYesOpen to students and residents of Queens....4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAcademic and Personal BehaviorsAttendanceAttendance at an Open House or Information SessionFinal 4th Grade Report CardEntrance Interview and AssessmentPunctuality..............................................................................................................993629Channel View School for ResearchQueens High School for Information, Research, and TechnologyAcademy of Medical Technology: A College Board School89264Gr 6-8No7:30am-1:50pmYes—Official uniform must be purchasedEnglish as a New LanguageYes–31-50 hours expected by graduationYes–After-SchoolYes–For incoming sixth graders.Yes–Saturday program for test prepSpanishAlgebra I, Living Environment, US HistoryBand, Theatre/DramaCheerleading; Chorus; Civil Air Patrol; Debate Team; MATHCOUNTS Competition; Math Team; New York Cares; Pi5 NY Competition; Seventh Grade Trip to the Pocono Environmental Education Center (PEEC); Sixth Grade Trip to Medieval Times; Spelling BeeSoccerBasketball, Dance11691QUEENS4143110080243007304157360001Far Rockaway-Bayswater-73.76279540.602012727Q297Hawtree Creek Middle SchoolHawtree Creek Middle School (HCMS)-M.S. 297 is a new small school located in South Ozone Park. Instruction is framed around the school's academic values: communication, problem solving, and research. Instruction is differentiated and provides students with consistent opportunities to collaborate in small groups and engage in academic discussion. Academics and behavior are framed around the school's character values: leadership, collaboration, perseverance, and community, creating a positive school culture. Parent involvement is very strong, and parents take great pride in their child's education at HCMS. One significant aspect of the school is student-led conferences, which take place twice a year. During a student-led conference, students present a portfolio of their work from each content area and explain their process of learning to their parents/families. In addition, HCMS offers a variety of electives each semester for sixth and seventh graders; Regents classes in eighth grade; an extended-day program on Wednesday and Thursday; and academic support classes on Saturday during February and March.South Ozone Park
121-10 Rockaway Boulevard, Queens NY 11420
Yes-27Q226, 27Q297, 27Q314Partially Accessible718-659-3792www.hcms297.orgN/AQ10, Q37, Q7, Q9, QM18Q297UHawtree Creek Middle SchoolOpen31060441788YesYesOpen to students residing in the zone....Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected..............................................................................................................983419Thomas A. Edison Career and Technical Education High SchoolJohn Bowne High SchoolHigh School for Construction Trades, Engineering and Architecture94366Gr 6-8No7:35am-1:50pmYes—Top and bottom-specific colors or stylesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–OfferedYesYes–Academic support and enrichment.Yes–Saturday program for test prepSpanishAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentAVID, Art, Chorus, Creative Writing, Dance, Debate, Fitness, Math Team, Mindfulness, Tutoring/Enrichment, VR Quest, World CulturesAdvanced Art, Dance, Debate Team, Guitar, National Junior Honor Society, Percussion, School Newspaper, Science Club, Step Team, Student CouncilDevelopmental BasketballTrack and FieldBoys Basketball11420QUEENS4102884042536074117140100South Ozone Park-73.81693840.6757712727Q309Academy of Medical Technology: A College Board SchoolOur mission is to provide students with a rich education through the lens of the healthcare professions. We strive to fulfill the societal need for quality clinicians, nurses, and doctors. Students gain the knowledge and skills necessary to become members of a health care team. We stress a hands-on approach to the sciences and STEM education. Our focus on college and career readiness starts in the middle school with trips to visit local colleges to give students strong, realistic goals. Our partnership with Plaza College and St. John's Hospital provides our students with the leadership and communications skills they need to be college- and career-ready. Our school community, made up of dedicated staff and parents, supports all students and provides a solid foundation for their success.Far Rockaway-Bayswater
8-21 Bay 25th Street, Queens NY 11691
Yes-27Q260, 27Q282, 27Q302, 27Q309Not Accessible718-471-3571www.AMTNYC.orgA to Beach 25th St-WavecrestQ114, Q22, QM17Q309LAcademy of Medical TechnologyLimited Unscreened39973651472YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 27Priority to students and residents of District 27 who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of District 27.....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above..............................................................................................................912211Academy of Medical Technology: A College Board School81639Gr 6-12No7:30am-1:50pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageNoYesYesYes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichment.SpanishAlgebra I, Living Environment, Spanish, US HistoryAdvanced Music, Eighth Grade Accelerated Regents: Algebra I, Living Environment & US History, Escalara Spanish Language Support, Guitar, Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA) Junior ProgramAdvisory; Citizen Scientist Program; College Trips; Dance; Internships; Robotics; TripsDevelopmental Basketball, Soccer, Tennis, Volleyball11691QUEENS4143110080243007304157360001Far Rockaway-Bayswater-73.76279540.602012727Q318Waterside School For LeadershipThe Waterside School for Leadership, along with its parents and community members, is a sixth through eighth grade middle school serving the diverse scholars of New York City. Collegebound Waterside Scholars are leaders of their lives, learning, and community. Waterside Scholars are expected to demonstrate a high degree of intellect, professionalism, and strong work ethic that reflects the mission and vision of the school. Waterside has a very warm and supportive environment that includes weekly advisory, regular contact with parents, ongoing conversations between home and school, and opportunities for challenging work. Students also get to use New York City as their classroom through various field trips and activities. Our primary purpose is to educate all scholars to the highest levels of academic achievement by providing a rigorous curriculum in a safe, healthy, and happy environment.Rockaway Park
190 Beach 110th Street, Queens NY 11694
Yes-27Q317, 27Q318Not Accessible718-634-1128watersideschoolforleadership.comA, S to Rockaway Park-Beach 116thQ22, Q35, Q52, Q53, QM16Q318MWaterside School for Leadership Spanish Dual Language ProgramScreened: Language261741015525YesYesOpen to students and residents of Queens....English Language Learners (ELLs), Heritage Language Speakers of the target language, Participants of elementary school-level Dual Language and Transitional Bilingual Education programs in the target language......Q318ZWaterside School for LeadershipZonedOpen to students residing in the zone........................................................................................................91299Hillcrest High SchoolRockaway Park High School for Environmental SustainabilityRockaway Collegiate High School94228Gr 6-8No8:10am-2:30pmYes—Official uniform must be purchasedEnglish as a New LanguageYes–OfferedYesYes–Academic support for certain students.Yes–Saturday program for test prepSpanishArts and Crafts, Chess, Chorus, Dance, Fitness, Guitar, Painting, Photography, Piano, STEM, Technology, TheaterBand; Carnegie Hall’s Count Me In Program (provides vocal instruction and choral training); Chorus; Computer Club; Crochet; Dance Team; Double Dutch; Enrichment/Honors Programs; Fitness; Mural Club; Peer Mediation; Poetry; Performing Arts; Photography; SONYC Development After-School Program (homework help until 5:30pm); Science Explorers; Student NewspaperBasketball League, Developmental Basketball, Flag Football, Floor HockeyCheerleading, Dance, Football, Soccer, Soccer Club, Step, Track and Field, Volleyball11694QUEENS4143293843038534161810001Breezy Point-Belle Harbor-Rockaway Park-Broad Channel-73.83183640.5809282727Q319Village AcademyVillage Academy is a small school that provides an individualized education. We boast smaller class sizes and personalized schedules. Every classroom is equipped with state-of-the-art technology that takes our learning into the 21st century and a one to one student to technology ratio. We have a full STEAM program where students engineer and produce their own albums and broadcasts in our state-of-the-art recording studio. Our science program includes a new science lab, mobile science center, organic grow labs, aquariums, and aquatic agriculture system which allow our students to engage in scientific inquiry. Our young scientists explore the world of biology with monthly dissections. Students take Regents level classes and are prepared for the specialized high school exam. Along with our real-world-based curriculum, we focus on educating the entire child with advisory, counseling, and a wide variety of extracurricular activities and sports. Our students experience the world around them through exploratory excursions and overnight college tours. We have a full sports program and are league champions in basketball and soccer. Parents are always welcomed and receive ongoing communication.Far Rockaway
10-45 Nameoke Street, Queens NY 11691
Yes-27Q053, 27Q319, 84Q375Partially Accessible718-471-6042vanyc.orgA to Far Rockaway - Mott AveQ113, Q114, Q22, QM17Q319UVillage AcademyOpen35388451892YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 27Priority to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 27.....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above..............................................................................................................971912Queens High School for Information, Research, and TechnologyFrederick Douglass Academy VI High SchoolHigh School for Law Enforcement and Public Safety89359Gr 6-8No8am-2:30pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–OfferedYesYesYesSpanishAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentBlended Learning Classes, Creative Writing, Dance, Drama, Health Education, Leadership Classes, Music, Regents Courses, STEAM, Visual Art, Spanish Language, Specialized High School Prep, Strategic Reading, Technology, Virtual Enterprise, YogaBMX Bike Club, CHAMPS, Community Clean-Up Program, Community Service, Cooking, Cross Age Tutoring Program, Debate, Eighth Grade Out To Lunch Program, Engineering, Fashion, Financial Literacy, Gentlemen's Club Mentoring, Ladies with Purpose Mentoring, Music Studio Recording, Parent Book Club, Peer Group Connection, Police/Student Literacy Book Club, Robotics, Science Dissection Club, Sewing, Student Ambassadors, Video Production, YMCABasketball LeagueSoccerBasketball, Cheerleading, Dance, Football, Martial Arts, Step, Yoga, Zumba, Double Dutch, Soccer11691QUEENS4143110320242982344155570025Far Rockaway-Bayswater-73.74909740.6036222727Q323Scholars’ AcademyMission Statement: To prepare for colleges and careers of the 21st Century. Vision Statement: To engage the entire Scholars’ Academy community in cultivating and celebrating well-rounded scholars and citizens equipped with the knowledge, skills, and attitudes to pursue success and happiness in the 21st Century. Scholars’ Academy is a highly rigorous school earning “Well Developed” ratings on the Quality Review and “Excellent Ratings” on the School Quality Snapshot in every category: Rigorous Instruction, Collaborative Teachers, Supportive Environment, Effective School Leadership, Strong Family-Community Ties, and Trust. Scholars’ Academy is an Innovation Zone Ambassador School. Scholars’ Academy teachers and students leverage online learning tools to collaborate on group tasks which are standards-anchored, rigorous and engaging. Scholars’ Academy follows the Scale-Up cooperative learning model used by many top universities such as MIT where students work in Triads; learning groups of three. All students are supported in completing three high school Regents courses in middle school (Algebra, Living Environment and Spanish). Students select an elective class based on their individual interests and talents which meets twice per week. Students have the opportunity to engage in sixteen advisory and retreat days per year focused on fostering positive peer bonds, increasing cultural understanding, enhancing social-emotional well being and dedicated time for reflection and enrichment.Rockaway Park
320 Beach 104th Street, Queens NY 11694
NoPartially Accessible718-474-6918scholarsnyc.com/about-us/ms-admissionsA, S to Beach 105th St-SeasideQ22, Q52, Q53, QM16Q323MScholars' AcademyScreenedN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AOpen to students and residents of New York City....AttendancePunctuality4th Grade Final Report CardAcademic & Personal Behaviors4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsELA & Math Entrance ExamInterview, Priority to siblings of current students..............................................................................................................1009093Scholars' AcademyBrooklyn Technical High SchoolTownsend Harris High School951374Gr 6-12No8am-2:50pm; Fridays 8am-1:12pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–12+ hours per school yearNoNoNoSpanishAlgebra I, Living Environment, SpanishBand, Chorus, Computer Programming, Drama, Film/Media Production, Guitar, LEGO Robotics, Marching Band, Music Technology, Piano, STEM, Sports Elective, Visual ArtsChess Competitions, Broadway Junior Shows, Annual STEM Night, National Junior Honor Society Ceremony, Annual Reading Celebration Night, Monthly Outstanding-Scholar Assemblies, Poem in your Pocket Day, Pi Day, Advisory Days, Annual Board-Walk-A-Thon, Picture Day, Winter Concert, Spring Art Show & Concert, PBIS, Rockaway Saint Patrick's Day Parade, Memorial Day Parade, Science Olympiad, After-School Peer Tutoring, After-School Regents Preparatory Program, After-School AIS Classes, Student Government, Community Service, The Seaside Chronicle NewspaperSoccer, Track and FieldBasketball, Volleyball, Soccer, Cheer, Cross Country, Track and Field11694QUEENS4143293843037224161590012Breezy Point-Belle Harbor-Rockaway Park-Broad Channel-73.82571140.5841092727Q333Goldie Maple AcademyEighth graders sit for the following regent exams annually: Spanish, Living Environment, Global History and Algebra 1. Our middle school average class size is 25. Students can participate in the following activities: student council, Broadway Junior theater program and community service. During the school year, students are invited to various excursions such as but not limited to Broadway plays with dinner, out of state historical attractions, college tours, and athletics events.Edgemere
3-65 Beach 56th Street, Queens NY 11692
NoPartially Accessible718-945-3300schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolN/AQ22, QM17Q333MGoldie Maple AcademyScreened21439441050NoNoOpen to students and residents of District 27Priority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students and residents of District 27.....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAcademic and Personal BehaviorAttendance and PunctualityEntrance AssessmentFinal 4th Grade Report Card..............................................................................................................92335New Visions Charter High School for the Humanities IVJohn Adams High School74428Gr K-8No8am-2:20pmYes—Top and bottom-specific colors or stylesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–ExpectedNoYes–Academic support for certain students.Yes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichment.American Sign Language, SpanishAlgebra I, Global History, Living Environment, SpanishArts: Chorus, Dance, Dance and Technology, Sign Language, Spanish, Theater, Visual ArtBoys Basketball Team; Student Council11692QUEENS414319720443019294158940011Hammels-Arverne-Edgemere-73.78618240.593967404M007P.S. 007 Samuel SternAt Samuel Stern (P.S. 7), we provide a well-rounded education that supports the growth of all children. In addition to rigorous Common Core-aligned academics, we offer unique learning opportunities through partnerships with outside organizations. Edible Schoolyard NYC enables our students to participate in cooking and gardening courses. Through the use of our garden, students and families even have the opportunity to harvest their own vegetables. We have a top-notch music program, consisting of a concert and jazz band, a dance program created in conjunction with the National Dance Institute, and championship winning sports teams. Our incentives for academic achievement include monthly award ceremonies and special opportunities for study at some of New York City's elite cultural institutions, such as the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Through initiatives like these, we hope to empower students to be agents of change within our school, their East Harlem community, and the entire world.East Harlem
160 East 120th Street, Manhattan NY 10035
YesPartially Accessible212-860-5827schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-School6 to 116th St; 4, 5 to 125th StBx15, BxM10, BxM3, BxM4, BxM6, BxM7, BxM8, BxM9, M1, M100, M101, M102, M103, M116, M15, M15-SBS, M35, M60-SBS, M98M007SSamuel Stern (P.S./M.S. 7)Screened9334221654NoYesOpen to students and residents of District 4Priority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students residing in the elementary school zoneThen to students and residents of District 4...Last year, this program only admitted students from all priority groups.4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAcademic and Personal BehaviorsAttendanceFinal 4th Grade Report CardInterviewPunctuality............................................................................................................................................813013Park East High SchoolManhattan Center for Science and Mathematics83357Gr K-8No8am-2:20pmYes—Official uniform must be purchasedEnglish as a New LanguageNoYesYes––Academic support for certain students.Yes––Saturday program for academic support and enrichmentLiving EnvironmentArt Club; Band; Chess; Coding Club; Edible Schoolyard Green House; Math Club; School-Wide Art Projects; Second & Third Grade Swimming Lessons; Small Group and Individual Instrumental Music Lessons in partnership with The Juilliard SchoolVolleyball, Volleyball LeagueDevelopmental Basketball, Fitness ClubBasketball, Football, Softball, Track and Field, Volleyball10035MANHATTAN111819610835011017680021East Harlem North-73.93934940.801007404M012Tag Young ScholarsAt the Talented and Gifted School for Young Scholars, faculty, parents, and students work together to prepare students to develop to their full potential. We seek to inspire inquiry, creativity, and achievement for all of our students. We teach compassion, integrity, and respect for all humanity and cultivate lifelong learning. Through this collaborative effort, we promote physical and emotional well-being and develop each student's individual interests and talents. We provide a strong education program in which all students develop critical- and creative-thinking skills and design meaningful educational experiences to promote academic and personal growth. Our professional and supportive staff is sensitive to the needs of each student, dedicated to providing a quality education, and has a genuine love of children. We engage in ongoing self-evaluation that ensures that we are effectively working to achieve our own goals and those of the Department of Education.East Harlem
240 East 109th Street, Manhattan NY 10029
YesPartially Accessible212-860-6003tagscholars.com6 to 110th StM1, M101, M102, M103, M106, M116, M15, M15-SBS, M2, M3, M4, M96, M98M012MTalented and Gifted School for Young ScholarsScreened145614928121252YesNoOpen to New York City residentsPriority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to New York City residents...Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAcademic and Personal BehaviorsAttendanceFinal 4th Grade Report CardInterviewEntrance Assessment............................................................................................................................................1009294The Bronx High School of ScienceStuyvesant High School92587Gr K-8No8:05am-2:25pmYes—Top, bottom, and shoes specific colors or stylesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–50+ hours expected by graduationYes–After-SchoolNoYes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichment.SpanishAlgebra I, English, Living Environment, Spanish, US HistoryArt, Computer Programming, Latin JazzDebate Team; Field Trips to Museums, Libraries, and Randall’s Island; Latin; Latin Jazz Ensemble; Project BOOST; RoboticsVolleyballSoccerBoys Basketball (club), Volleyball10029MANHATTAN111817010524331016560100East Harlem South-73.94230340.79307404M057James Weldon JohnsonWe provide a rigorous learning environment that encourages all students to expand their horizons, achieve their dreams, and become lifelong learners. Our students will be prepared academically for Specialized High Schools and Regents exams. The main expectation of James Weldon Johnson Leadership Academy is that every student is high school ready and post-secondary ready. We prepare our students with the tools that they need to achieve this goal by partnering with community based organizations to help develop academic and socio-emotional growth. It is our vision that every child will grow up to be an educated and responsible adult. We expect students, parents, staff, and the community to work collaboratively to help us attain our goal of excellence. James Weldon Johnson Leadership Academy is a screened school that caters to the varied academic needs of all students. Our students follow our core values of "Respect, Responsibility, and Reflection."East Harlem
176 East 115th Street, Manhattan NY 10029
NoNot Accessible212-876-5522schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-School6 to 116th StBxM10, BxM6, BxM7, BxM8, BxM9, M1, M101, M102, M103, M106, M116, M15, M15-SBS, M2, M3, M35, M4, M98M057SJames Weldon Johnson Leadership AcademyScreened18367332571YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 4Priority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students residing in the elementary school zoneThen to students and residents of District 4...Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAcademic and Personal BehaviorsAttendanceFinal 4th Grade Report CardPunctuality............................................................................................................................................803115Manhattan Center for Science and MathematicsChelsea Career and Technical Education High SchoolHeritage School, The83818Gr K-8No8am-2:20pmYesEnglish as a New Language, Dual Language: SpanishYes––31-50 hours expected by graduationYesYesYesSpanishAlgebra I, Living Environment, US HistoryAlgebra, Ballroom Dancing, Hip Hop, Regents: Living Environment, SEP (Coding), US History, Visual ArtsBreakthrough New York Academic Program; Chorus; City Year After-School Program; Double Dutch; Drumline (Tiger Band Program); Flag Corps Team; Little Scholars Tutoring Program; Roads To Success AfterSchool ProgramCross Country, Dance, Track and FieldBasketball, Cheerleading, Softball, Track and Field, Volleyball10029MANHATTAN111818210831841016400139East Harlem North-73.9412840.797577404M072The Lexington AcademyParents appreciate Lexington Academy's balance between promoting student independence and engaging families in the journey of learning. As a pre-K-8 school, we maintain a connection to families that honors the elementary school years, while supporting students through the independence that comes with adolescence.East Harlem
131 East 104th Street, Manhattan NY 10029
NoNot Accessible212-860-5831lexingtonacademy.info6 to 103rd StBxM1, BxM11, BxM2, BxM3, BxM4, M1, M101, M102, M103, M106, M15, M15-SBS, M2, M3, M4, M96, M98M072LThe Lexington AcademyLimited Unscreened16359331962NoNoOpen to students and residents of District 4Priority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to residents of the elementary school zone who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of District 4 who sign in at an eventThen to residents of the elementary school zone.Then to students and residents of District 4...Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above............................................................................................................................................772114Life Sciences Secondary SchoolDREAM Charter School69620Gr K-8No8:55am-3:15pmYesEnglish as a New Language, Dual Language: Spanish, Transitional Bilingual Education: SpanishYes€–OfferedYesYesYesSpanishLiving EnvironmentGraphic Design, Music, Performing Arts, Physical Education, Visual ArtsArt Club; Band; Basketball; Brainiacs Program; Drama Club; Guitar; Randall’s Island Park Alliance; Robotics; Science Club; SoccerFitness Club, Soccer, Track and Field10029MANHATTAN111816610813401016320011East Harlem South-73.94777640.791179404M096P.S. 096 Joseph LanzettaStudents appreciate our nurturing environment that addresses the needs of the whole student by providing real world experiences through special extracurricular and co-curricular activities, such as peer leadership groups and community service. An open-door policy welcomes parents and students and keeps communication clear in both directions. Parents also appreciate the intensive tutorials that students receive via extended-day, Saturday enrichment, and vacation test preparation courses.East Harlem
216 East 120nd Street, Manhattan NY 10035
NoNot Accessible212-860-5851ps96school.com6 to 116th St; 4, 5 to 125th StBx15, BxM10, BxM3, BxM4, BxM6, BxM7, BxM8, BxM9, M1, M100, M101, M102, M103, M116, M15, M15-SBS, M35, M60-SBS, M98M096MJoseph Lanzetta School (P.S./M.S. 96) Spanish Dual Language ProgramScreened642534624NoNoOpen to students and residents of Manhattan..English Language Learners (ELLs), Heritage Language Speakers of the target language, Participants of elementary school-level Dual Language and Transitional Bilingual Education programs in the target language........M096SJoseph Lanzetta School (P.S./M.S. 96)Screened6420112169NoNoOpen to students and residents of District 4Priority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students residing in the elementary school zoneThen to students and residents of District 4.....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAcademic and Personal BehaviorsAttendanceAttendance at an Open House/School TourFinal 4th Grade Report Card.................................................................................................................................8294Manhattan Center for Science and MathematicsEsperanza Preparatory AcademyManhattan International High School73397Gr K-8Yes, Global Kids8am-2:20pmYes—Official uniform must be purchasedEnglish as a New Language, Dual Language: SpanishYes–10-30 hours expected by graduationYesYesYesAlgebra IAdvisory, Dance, Music, Physical Education, Technology, Visual ArtExtended Day Tutoring; Union Settlement After-School ProgramSoccerBasketball404M108School of Authors (P.S./M.S. 108 )Our vision is to create a community of writers who strive for peace, justice, and dignity for all people. Within the walls of 108 School of Authors, we will nurture all students' emotional growth and instill a lifelong desire to learn through supports and high expectations for all. We are committed to delivering an authentic curriculum focused on real-world issues. Through writing, rich discussions, and a whole child approach, we empower our students to become advocates and role models for our community. Students value and appreciate the sense of community and high academic standards that are provided at the School of Authors. All of our middle school students receive an iPad to use for the years they are at the school. All classrooms are also equipped with interactive whiteboards. Students are also provided opportunities to grow socially and emotionally through an advisory program, restorative practices, student-led conferences, student government, and a variety of other programs that give our students a voice. Parents appreciate how our school provides a nurturing and stimulating learning environment that promotes excellence for all students.East Harlem
1615 Madison Avenue, Manhattan NY 10029
YesNot Accessible212-860-5803www.108schoolofauthors.org6 to 110th St; 2, 3 to Central Park North-110th StBxM11, BxM2, BxM3, BxM4, M1, M101, M102, M103, M106, M116, M15, M15-SBS, M2, M3, M4, M98M108USchool of Authors (P.S./M.S. 108)Open11743222377NoNoOpen to students and residents of District 4Priority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students residing in the elementary school zoneThen to students and residents of District 4...Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above............................................................................................................................................85128Heritage School, TheOrchard Collegiate AcademyManhattan Center for Science and Mathematics76452Gr K-8Yes, The Leadership Program8:10am-2:30pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageNoYesYes–Academic support for certain students.NoCrew (Advisory), Health, Music, Technology (iPad for every student), Physical Education, Technology, Visual ArtArt; Band; Book Clubs; Boys Basketball; Chorus; Community Service; Cooking; Double Dutch; Flag Football; GOAL Program; Girls Basketball; Music; Robotics; Soccer; Step Team; Student Government; Technology/Movie Making; Thurgood Marshall Mock Trial Program; Urban Advantage; Digital Storytelling; Young Runners’ ClubSoccerBoys Basketball, Dance, Flag Football, Girls Basketball, Soccer, Volleyball10029MANHATTAN11181740110515841016140021East Harlem South-73.94836840.795146404M171P.S. 171 Patrick HenryAs a learning community, we believe strongly in providing students with a rigorous and challenging Common Core-aligned curriculum to promote continuous academic achievement while addressing the social and emotional development of each student. We have received numerous awards for excellence on city and state assessments and many of our students are accepted into prestigious specialized and screened high schools. Through grant funding, we have three state-of-the-art science labs, two computer labs, a history/media lab, and a new music lab. Our students benefit from numerous partnerships throughout the city including Verizon Innovative Learning, Urban Advantage, Mount Sinai School of Medicine, Columbia University, New York Cares, Accelerated Reader, Horticultural Society, BEAM (Bridge to Enter Advanced Math), Summer Institutes for Gifted (SIG), Harlem RBI, and Harlem Center. We have been featured in the New York Times, Daily News, Our Town (Upper East Side), insideschools.org, greatschools.org, and dnainfo.com. According to schooldigger.com, our middle school was ranked in the top five percent of all schools in the state of New York this year.East Harlem
19 East 103rd Street, Manhattan NY 10029
YesNot Accessible212-860-5801ps171.org6 to 103rd St; 2, 3 to Central Park North-110th StBxM1, BxM11, BxM2, BxM3, BxM4, M1, M101, M102, M103, M106, M15, M15-SBS, M2, M3, M4, M96, M98M171SPatrick Henry Preparatory School (P.S./I.S. 171)Screened37282642066YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 4Priority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students residing in the elementary school zoneThen to students and residents of District 4...Last year, this program only admitted students from all priority groups.4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAcademic and Personal BehaviorsAttendanceAttendance at an Open House/School TourFinal 4th Grade Report CardPunctuality............................................................................................................................................946259Manhattan Center for Science and MathematicsAcademy for Software Engineering94725Gr K-8No8am-2:20pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageNoYesNoNoSpanishAlgebra ICommon Core Algebra I, Living Environment Regents Course, Spanish Language Advanced ProficiencyAchieve3000; Chorus; Community Service; Dances; Guitar; Harlem Center AfterSchool Program; High School and College Bound Field Trips; Horticulture Program; Mount Sinai Career Exploration Program; NY Academy of Medicine Girls Fellowship; Newspaper; Science Field Trips; SHSAT Prep; Spirit Days; Student Council; Student Government; Talent Shows; Violin; YearbookDevelopmental Basketball, Fitness Club, Flag Football, SoccerBaseball, Track and Field10029MANHATTAN111816810514971016090007East Harlem South-73.95196140.792122404M206P.S. 206 Jose Celso BarbosaAt our school, there is a distinct sense of community that students experience, and this allows students to have positive relationships with teachers, staff, and administrators. Students appreciate opportunities to participate in creative art activities and community events which include school dances, talent shows, and community service projects. Parents report that academic rigor is present across the school. In addition, parents appreciate the workshops open to them in different academic areas, often in both English and Spanish. Parents value the high level of community involvement and student engagement.East Harlem
508 East 120th Street, Manhattan NY 10035
YesNot Accessible212-860-5809schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolN/ABx15, BxM10, BxM6, BxM7, BxM8, BxM9, M100, M101, M103, M116, M15, M15-SBS, M35, M60-SBSM206LJose Celso Barbosa Academy for Social Justice (P.S./M.S. 206)Limited Unscreened10945222161NoNoOpen to students and residents of District 4Priority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students residing in the elementary school zone who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of District 4 who sign in at an eventThen to students residing in the elementary school zoneThen to students and residents of District 4...Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above............................................................................................................................................762122A. Philip Randolph Campus High SchoolLife Sciences Secondary School91473Gr 3-8No8am-2:20pmYesEnglish as a New Language, Dual Language: SpanishNoYes––After-SchoolYes–Academic support for certain students.Yes–€“Saturday program for certain students.SpanishAlgebra IAcademic Enrichment Program; After-School Clubs; Algebra Before and After School; Cheerleaders; City Year (AmeriCorps); City Year Homework Help; Dance and Drama After-School Program; ENL After-School Program; Honor Roll; IDEAS Engineering Club; Math Competition Club; Music Program; Service Learning Program; Sixth through Eighth Grade Homework Help; Student of the Month; Video ConferencingVolleyballBasketball, Cheerleading, Track and Field10035MANHATTAN111819210840051018160001East Harlem North-73.93086840.797467404M224M.S. 224 Manhattan East School for Arts & AcademicsThe Manhattan East School for Arts & Academics will provide students with a rigorous 21st century liberal arts education in a safe and caring learning environment. Through this approach, we foster high academic expectations, knowledge of the arts, and respect for diversity and for self. Manhattan East is an inclusive, holistically screened school wherein the power and beauty of the whole community supports each student to the highest level of critical and creative thought. At Manhattan East, all students engage in a continuum of rigorous arts and academic courses, culminating in up to three Regents Level High School classes and the opportunity to specialize in an art form of choice. Teaching and learning at Manhattan East is a combination of progressive and traditional practices, with high levels of teacher facilitated student discourse (accountable talk) and a focus on high-school-preparedness and college- and career-readiness.East Harlem
410 East 100th Street, Manhattan NY 10029
YesNot Accessible212-860-6047manhattaneastschool.nyc6 to 96th St; 6 to 103rd StBxM1, M101, M102, M103, M106, M15, M15-SBS, M31, M86-SBS, M96, M98M224MManhattan East School for Arts & Academics (M.S. 224)Screened118725419171562YesYesOpen to New York City residentsPriority to students and residents of District 4Then to students and residents of New York City...Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAcademic and Personal BehaviorsAttendanceEntrance Assessment: MathEntrance Assessment: WritingInterview............................................................................................................................................893937Manhattan Center for Science and Mathematics90172Gr 6-8No8am-2:20pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageYes–€“ExpectedYesNoNoSpanishAlgebra I, Earth Science, US HistoryChorus, Concert Band, Dance, Drama, Jazz Ensemble, Rooftop Gardening with the NY Horticultural Society, Studio Art, Tennis Instruction at John McEnroe's Tennis Center on Randall's Island, YearbookFlag Football, Soccer, and Basketball through Asphalt Green; Global Kids After-School Program; Nature’s Classroom; Queens College Honor Band; Rooftop Gardening with the NY Horticultural SocietyFlag FootballBasketball, Flag Football, Soccer, Tennis10029MANHATTAN111816210529981016930001East Harlem South-73.94254840.785671404M372Esperanza Preparatory AcademyEsperanza Preparatory Academy is a sixth through twelfth grade college-preparation school, which develops scholars who respect themselves, their community, and others. Our scholars master academic, social, and communication skills to succeed in college and become active citizens in society. Esperanza Preparatory Academy develops leaders who respect themselves and their community through our core values of perseverance, responsibility, integrity, discipline, and enthusiasm (PRIDE). Technology is utilized in all classes, including PC laptops and MacBooks, iPads, iPad minis, SMART Boards, SMART tablets, SMART response, Elmo, piano keyboards, and content specific software. The Dual Language program develops non-native English-speaking students' fluency and literacy in English and their native language. Non-native English-speaking students and native English speaking students study in both languages together. All students develop literacy in both languages.East Harlem South
240 East 109th Street, Manhattan NY 10029
YesPartially Accessible212-722-6507epaschool.org6 to 110th StM1, M101, M102, M103, M106, M116, M15, M15-SBS, M2, M3, M4, M96, M98M372LEsperanza Preparatory AcademyLimited Unscreened14256341342NoYesOpen to students and residents of District 4Priority to students and residents of District 4 who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of District 4...Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above.......M372MSpanish Dual Language ProgramScreened: Language341322617NoNoOpen to students and residents of District 4English Language Learners (ELLs), Heritage Language Speakers of the target language, Participants of elementary school-level Dual Language and Transitional Bilingual Education programs in the target language.....4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAttendanceDual Language Proficiency TestFinal 4th Grade Report CardPunctuality.................................................................................................................................971614Esperanza Preparatory AcademyA. Philip Randolph Campus High School84559Gr 6-12Yes, Union Settlement8am-2:20pmYesEnglish as a New Language, Dual Language: SpanishYes––ExpectedYesYes––Academic support for certain students.Yes––Saturday program for test prepSpanishAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentArt, Film, Health, Keyboarding, Music, TechnologyAchieve3000; Acuity; Advisory; After-School Program, ASPCA Unleashed; Assessment and Learning in Knowledge Spaces (ALEKS); Chess Club; Close Reading; Dance; Dual Language; Fashion Club; Girls on the Run; Junior Great Books; Music; Renaissance/Accelerated Reader; Roundabout Theatre; Sixth through Eighth ELA and Math Academics; Socratic Seminars; Student Council; Theater; Visual Arts; YearbookDevelopmental BasketballBaseball, Flag Football, Track and Field10029MANHATTAN111817010524331016560100East Harlem South-73.94230340.79307404M377Renaissance School of the ArtsWe aim to provide a place where education has no limits and no boundaries. Our programs focus on performing arts, science exploration, and math enrichment. We combine core content instruction with exposure to the arts, including a visiting artist program, providing students with many opportunities for success. During their three years at Renaissance School of the Arts (RSA), students receive intensive training in their chosen arts field. Upon graduation, students are ready to audition for performing arts high schools, and will have a strong foundation in all of the arts. Through our partnerships, the arts are integrated into all academic curricula and culminate in students participating in a professional performance. At RSA, we are passionate about the arts and have designed a program that supports that passion.East Harlem
319 East 117th Street, Manhattan NY 10035
YesNot Accessible212-534-6072schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-School6 to 116th St; 4, 5 to 125th StBx15, BxM10, BxM6, BxM7, BxM8, BxM9, M1, M100, M101, M102, M103, M116, M15, M15-SBS, M35, M60-SBS, M98M377LRenaissance School of The ArtsLimited Unscreened24596571353NoYesOpen to students and residents of ManhattanPriority to students and residents of District 4 who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of Manhattan who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of District 4Then to students and residents of Manhattan...Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above............................................................................................................................................822515Urban Assembly School for the Performing Arts94147Gr 6-8Yes, Partnership with Children, Inc.8:40am-6pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageNoYes––After-SchoolNoNoAlgebra IArts Block (Art, Band, Dance, Theater), Rosetta Stone (Multiple Languages)Anti-Bullying Campaign (ABC); Dance Technique; Extended-Day Literacy and Math Enrichment; I Will Graduate Mentoring Program; MSExtra (Extended-Day Arts and Literacy); Math Madness (Math Team); Music Theater; Student Government; Teacher Leader Programs; Urban Advantage Science ProgramDance, Martial Arts (non-contact)Basketball, Cheerleading, Soccer, Step10035MANHATTAN111818810529861016890005East Harlem North-73.93636540.797302404M610Young Women's Leadership SchoolThe Young Women's Leadership School of East Harlem (TYWLS) is the first in a national network of excellent all-girls college prep schools. TYWLS nurtures the intellectual curiosity and creativity of young women by supporting the whole girl in order to maximize achievement and well-being. Our school is dedicated to creating a supportive and challenging environment, investing in each girl's potential to achieve in every area including math, science, and technology. Our supportive school culture includes daily advisory, after-school academic tutoring, and regular contact with parents. The Young Women's Leadership Network supports TYWLS with programs to help prepare our students for leadership in their communities. We have a full-time CollegeBound Initiative counselor on staff who guides students and parents through the process of visiting and choosing colleges, applying to college, and applying for financial aid. TYWLS maintains near perfect graduation and college acceptance rates.East Harlem South
105 East 106th Street, New York NY 10029
NoFully Accessible212-289-7593tywls.org6 to 103rd St; 2, 3 to Central Park North-110th StBxM11, BxM2, BxM3, BxM4, M1, M101, M102, M103, M106, M116, M15, M15-SBS, M2, M3, M4, M98M610MYoung Women's Leadership SchoolScreened406681071040YesYesAll-girls school; open to students and residents of Manhattan..4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAcademic and Personal BehaviorsFinal 4th Grade Report CardWriting Assignment & Group Interview at Open House............................................................................................................................................965234Young Women's Leadership School94481Gr 6-12No8:40am-3:06pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–€“ExpectedYes––After-SchoolNoNoSpanishAlgebra IArt, Math Workshop, Music, Reading Workshop, TechnologyGirls Inc. after-school program; including homework time and a wide range of enrichment electives and events, Running Club, Green Club, Chess Club, 3D Printing Club, Book Club, GSA, Student Council, Tutoring in all core academic subjectsStepRunning Club10029MANHATTAN111817210520151016340003East Harlem South-73.94742840.792741404M825Isaac Newton Middle School for Math & ScienceIsaac Newton Middle School is dedicated to developing mathematically and scientifically knowledgeable students. At INMS, students participate in a sequence of high level, challenging academic coursework and work collaboratively and independently to develop their problem-solving skills. As an Apple ConnectED school, we provide all of our students with access to iPads, AppleTVs, and a variety of applications that promote student thinking and achievement. City Year Corps Members and Citizen Schools Teaching Fellows push into classrooms to assist with small group instruction, tutoring and enrichment opportunities. While we value mathematics and science, we also provide students with access to the arts (theater & art) and enrichment opportunities (photography, gardening, financial literacy, robotics, etc.) during our after-school program. All of our eighth graders are required to take Regents examinations.East Harlem
260 Pleasant Avenue, Manhattan NY 10029
YesPartially Accessible212-860-6006blackbinder.comN/ABxM10, BxM6, BxM7, BxM8, BxM9, M101, M102, M103, M106, M116, M15, M15-SBS, M35, M98M825SIsaac Newton Middle School For Math And Science (M.S. 825)Screened23576332892NoNoOpen to students and residents of District 4..4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAttendanceFinal 4th Grade Report Card............................................................................................................................................982317Manhattan Center for Science and Mathematics91192Gr 6-8No8:20am-2:40pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageYes––OfferedYes––After-SchoolNoNoAlgebra I, Global History, Living EnvironmentFine Arts, Foreign Languages, Specialized High School Preparation class, Technology, TheaterCoding; Cooking; Drumming; Gardening; Healthy Living; Peer Leaders; Robotics; Video Production; Web DesignDouble Dutch, Flag FootballBasketball, Cheerleading, Soccer, Track and Field10029MANHATTAN111817810531521017130001East Harlem North-73.93402840.793856808X071P.S. 071 Rose E. ScalaWe, the staff of P.S. 71 and Preparatory Academy at 71, are dedicated to providing an exemplary public education for each of our students in a supportive and academically challenging environment. We engage, empower, and inspire every child, in every classroom, every day to strive high and reach their full potential, both academically and emotionally. We believe students learn best through modeling, accountable talk, collaboration, scaffolding, and the workshop model. We provide a learning environment that promotes independent problem-solving and decision-making skills.Pelham Bay
3040 Roberts Avenue, Bronx NY 10461
NoNot Accessible718-822-5351schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-School6 to Buhre AveBx12, Bx12-SBS, Bx23, Bx24, Bx29, Bx5, Bx8, BxM8, Q50X071URose E. Scala (P.S. 71)Open383812240178YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 8Priority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students residing in the elementary school zoneThen to students and residents of District 8...Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above............................................................................................................................................954441Herbert H. Lehman High SchoolRenaissance High School for Musical Theater & TechnologyPelham Preparatory Academy791646Gr K-8No8am-2:20pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–ExpectedNoNoYes–€“Saturday program for academic support and enrichment.SpanishAlgebra I, EnglishArt, Culinary Arts, Dance, Drama, Music, TechnologyArt Club, Bronx Historical Society After-School Program, Cheerleading, Comic Book Club, Dance Club, Drama Club, Mock Trial, Social Studies BeeFitness ClubBasketball, Cheerleading, Dance, Volleyball, Wrestling10461BRONX210132660220461402041710001Pelham Bay-Country Club-City Island-73.82982940.845787808X101M.S. X101 Edward R. ByrneWe are committed to creating a warm and nurturing learning environment where middle school students love coming to school. Students enjoy both our great academic program and our caring faculty and staff. Parents appreciate our challenging academic curricula which focuses on critical thinking, career- and college-readiness, and collaboration. Our investment in promoting strong communication between all members of the school community aims to produce future leaders devoted to service. Our students have an outstanding attendance rate. We are able to differentiate instruction and allow students to engage in project-based learning using an interdisciplinary approach to learning.Throgs Neck
2750 Lafayette Avenue, Bronx NY 10465
YesPartially Accessible718-829-6372www.ms101.net Twitter @MS101_Bronx Instagram ms101_BronxN/ABx40, Bx42, Bx5, Bx8, BxM8, BxM9, Q44-SBS, Q50X101AThe Edward R. Byrne School (M.S. 101) G&T ProgramComposite Score41161631971YesNoOpen to students and residents of District 8..4th Grade New York State ELA Exam: 20%4th Grade New York State Math Exam: 20%Attendance: 7%Final 4th Grade Report Card: 50%Punctuality: 3%.......X101UThe Edward R. Byrne School (M.S. 101) Academic ProgramOpen567102851971YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 8Priority to students zoned to or attending P.S. 14, P.S. 71, P.S. 72, and P.S. 304Then to students and residents of District 8.....Last year, this program only admitted students from priority group 1.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above.................................................................................................................................956238The Bronx High School of ScienceWestchester Square AcademyManhattan Center for Science and Mathematics90526Gr 6-8No8:10am-2:30pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageNoYesNoNoSpanishAlgebra I, Earth Science, EnglishDRAMA Music (General Music, Honor Band), Studio ArtArt Club, Boys Basketball, Broadway Jr., Cheerleading, Chess, Community Service, Dance, Debate Team, Gamers Club, Geometry Club, Girls Jr. Varsity Basketball, Girls Varsity Basketball, History Club, Homework Help, Honor Band, Intra School Math CompetitionCross Country, Track and FieldBoys Basketball, Cheerleading, Dance, Girls Basketball, Track and Field10465BRONX2101315220802312055470001Schuylerville-Throgs Neck-Edgewater Park-73.82975340.827471808X123The James M. Kieran School (J.H.S. 123)Serving students and their families from the Bronx, J.H.S. 123, The Bronx Urban Community School of science, technology, engineering, art, and mathematics (STEAM), is the place for middle school students who are looking to be effective problem-solvers and powerful communicators in a rapidly changing 21st century world. We believe students learn best when they are provided with real-world opportunities to learn by engaging in inquiry, research, and reflection through science, technology, engineering, art, and mathematics that are relevant to their lives. Students appreciate teachers immersing them in rigorous and engaging project-based curricula, while nurturing them to be empathetic, independent individuals capable of shaping their own futures. Students have the opportunity to build leadership through participation in sports teams, student government, and community service. We partner with outside organizations to provide extracurricular and academic support services.Soundview
1025 Morrison Avenue, Bronx NY 10472
YesNot Accessible718-328-2105schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-School6 to Morrison-Soundview AveBx27, Bx4, Bx4A, Bx5X123UThe Bronx Urban Community SchoolOpen314632238152NoNoOpen to students and residents of the BronxPriority to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 8Then to students and residents of the Bronx...Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above............................................................................................................................................922313Health Opportunities High SchoolBronx Compass High SchoolLife Sciences Secondary School76355Gr 6-8Yes, Leake and Watts Services, Inc.8am-3:35pmYes—Top only-specific color or styleEnglish as a New LanguageNoYesNoYes–€“Saturday program for test prepLiving EnvironmentChess, Dance on Broadway, Digital Architecture, Film Making, Garage Band, Hip Hop Dance, Latin Percussion, Visual Arts, Vocal MusicChess Club; Extended Learning Time (extra period of learning each day); SONYC (School’s Out New York City); Student Council; Student Selected After-School Clubs (chosen by students)Baseball10472BRONX209184820870142037180001Soundview-Bruckner-73.87366640.825403808X131J.H.S. 131 Albert EinsteinOur purpose is to make sure our students are college and career ready. We work with every member of our community to engage each child intellectually, socially, and emotionally. Students value the fact that we provide enriching experiences that extend beyond the classroom, giving them a well-rounded educational experience. Our teachers and administration are dedicated to our students' academic success. We offer accelerated courses, a collaborative team teaching model, and an academic intervention program for at-risk students. We also work closely with our after-school partnership, where together we focus on academics, the arts, sports, and real-life skills. We have a school website (is131.org) and an academic reporting system (pupilpath.com) established to increase communication among parents, students, staff, and administration. Our website includes the school calendar, class pages, grade newsletters focusing on celebrations, and upcoming events as well as links to educational materials.Soundview
885 Bolton Avenue, Bronx NY 10473
YesNot Accessible718-991-7490 ext. 236is131.orgN/ABx27, Bx36, Bx39, Bx5, BxM8X131UThe Albert Einstein School (J.H.S. 131)Open339982337143NoYesOpen to students and residents of District 8Priority to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 8...Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above............................................................................................................................................881811Harry S Truman High SchoolMillennium Art AcademyGotham Collaborative High School72460Gr 6-8Yes, ASPIRA of New York, Inc.8:10am-2:30pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–OfferedYesYesYes–€“Saturday program for academic support and enrichment.Algebra IAcademic Enrichment, Algebra I, Architecture, Arts Portfolio and Audition Preparation, Citizen Science, Concert Band, Dance, Fine Arts, Instrumental Music, I-Ready, STEAM, Urban AdvantageA+ Stem Labs; Annual Career Day; Band; CHAMPS Morning Program; Career Day; Chess; College Access for All; Dance; Field Trips (Museums, Plays, Concerts,Bowling, and Movies); MRT; Multicultural Festival; Music; Peer Leadership Program; Performing Arts; RAPP; Saturday Test Prep; School Dances; Specialized High School Test Prep; STEAM Initiatives; Student Government; Theatre Moves; Trips to NYC Landmarks and College Tours; Visual Arts; Vocal; Wellness in Our Schools; YearbookDevelopmental Basketball, Fitness Club, Flag Football, VolleyballBoys & Girls Basketball Teams, Martial Arts, Soccer10473BRONX209184221038692036440001Soundview-Castle Hill-Clason Point-Harding Park-73.85966240.823526808X269Bronx Studio School for Writers and ArtistsOur learning community is founded on the premise that every student is capable of attaining success either in college, the workplace, or both. Every BSSWA stakeholder - faculty, staff, parents, caregivers, CBO partners, and administration - also recognizes the crucial importance of providing our young Scholar-Activists leadership opportunities, scaffolds, and supports in and outside the classroom and, equally important, thoroughly exposing them to a mental model that celebrates college readiness, student voice, and leadership.Hunts Point
928 Simpson Street, Bronx NY 10459
NoNot Accessible718-893-5158schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-School6 to Hunts Point Ave; 2, 5 to Intervale AveBx11, Bx17, Bx19, Bx27, Bx35, Bx4, Bx46, Bx4A, Bx5, Bx6X269UBronx Studio School for Writers and ArtistsOpen32984541972YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 8..Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected............................................................................................................................................85268Bronx Studio School for Writers and Artists82643Gr 6-12Yes, Global Kids8:15am-2:36pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageNoNoYes–Academic support and enrichment.Yes–€“Saturday program for academic support and enrichment.Dance, Fine Arts, MS Sports, PGC (Peer Group Connections) Eighth Grade Leadership Course, Student Government, TheaterAcademic Clinic, After-School Enrichment Activities, Casita Maria Arts Education Program, Dance, Drama, Fine Arts, Global Kids, Middle School Sports, Peer Group Connections (PGC) Eighth Grade Leadership Class, Saturday Enrichment programBasketball10459BRONX202178921162112027230033Hunts Point-73.89312840.820579808X301M.S. 301 Paul L. DunbarThe goal for all students who attend Dunbar Middle School is to "Get Better Every Day!" Our approach to education is identified by creativity, collaboration, and community. Students engage in problem-based learning in math, hands-on activities in our state-of-the-art science lab, presenting and justifying claims in social studies, and using the Teacher's College Writers' Workshop in ELA. Our partnership with Lincoln Center exposes our students to the arts and gives our community access to Lincoln Center, as well as to free shows at our school by world renowned performers. We partner with Children's Aid Society to offer a comprehensive approach to education for the benefit of our students and their families. We will identify the strengths and needs of each student, extend school hours to expand learning time, work with our students to become more college and career ready, and engage families in the educational experience.Morrisania
890 Cauldwell Avenue, Bronx NY 10456
YesNot Accessible718-585-2950schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-School2, 5 to Prospect AveBx13, Bx15, Bx17, Bx21, Bx4, Bx41, Bx41-SBS, Bx46, Bx4A, Bx6X301UThe Paul L. Dunbar Middle School (M.S. 301)Open21152441452NoNoOpen to students and residents of the BronxPriority to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 8Then to students and residents of the Bronx...Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above............................................................................................................................................6875Longwood Preparatory Academy82245Gr 6-8Yes, The Children's Aid Society8:15am-3:44pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageNoYes––After-SchoolYes––Academic support for certain students.Yes––Saturday program for certain students100 Book Challenge, College and Career Readiness with Creative Connections, Expanded Learning Time (extra period of learning each day), OMNiLEARN and Makeosity for Science, Partnership with Lincoln Center Education (Arts in the Middle), Practice Makes Perfect Summer Specialized High School Preparation, Super Saturday Academy, Teacher’s College Writers’ WorkshopArt Portfolio Development, Career Fair, Chess Club, Children’s Aid Society AfterSchool Program, Crossfit, Dance, Student Advisory Board, Urban Arts, Varsity and Intramural Basketball, Young Entrepreneurs OrganizationDevelopmental Basketball, Fitness Club, Flag FootballBasketball10456BRONX2031618520044962026310048Morrisania-Melrose-73.90719440.822474808X302M.S. 302 Luisa Dessus CruzAs a college-preparatory middle school, Luisa Dessus Cruz, Middle School 302 is dedicated to the academic and personal development of students who will become tomorrow's leaders in the fields of mathematics, science, technology, and social service. Our curriculum develops well-rounded students who are challenged and engaged. The teachers are readying students to creatively and critically think, become self-disciplined, and develop social responsibility through high quality driven instruction. Students are challenged to question, problem-solve, communicate, and assume personal responsibility. We are an empowering and nurturing school community of diverse and collaborative members dedicated to achieving high standards for all of our students. Before our students graduate, it is expected that our students visit a minimum of 10 colleges and complete 30 hours of community service. Our students are afforded Latin percussion, modern dance, music production, visual arts, and coding. Our students participate in basketball, track and field, volleyball, flag football, cheerleading, and tennis. Our partnerships include: NY Historical Society, CHAMPS, Sophie Gerson Healthy Youth, Urban Advantage, Bronx Ensemble, and National Dance Institute.Longwood
681 Kelly Street, Bronx NY 10455
YesNot Accessible718-292-6070schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-School6 to East 149th St; 2, 5 to Prospect AveBx17, Bx19, Bx4, Bx46, Bx4A, Bx6X302ZLuisa Dessus Cruz Middle School (M.S. 302)ZonedOpen to students residing in the zone..............................................................................................................................................751910A. Philip Randolph Campus High SchoolAlfred E. Smith Career and Technical Education High SchoolSchool for Tourism and Hospitality88488Gr 6-8No8:20am-2:40pmYes—Top and bottom-specific colors or stylesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–€10-30 hours expected by graduationYes––After-SchoolNoYes–€“Saturday program for test prepAlgebra I, Earth ScienceClasses at Columbia University's Science and Engineering Department, Debate, Latin Percussion, Modern Dance with National Dance Institute, Music Production, Robotics, Visual Arts, Web Design/CodingDebate, Latin Percussion with Bronx Ensemble, Modern Dance with National Dance Institute, Music Production, Robotics, Theater, Visual Arts, Web Design/Coding, Sports (basketball, flag football, soccer, volleyball, tennis, track and field)Basketball LeagueVolleyball, Volleyball LeagueFlag Football, Soccer, Tennis, Track and Field10455BRONX202178320051332026860020Longwood-73.90213940.815429808X337The School for Inquiry and Social JusticeOur students enjoy the numerous extracurricular activities we offer. They also appreciate how dedicated the faculty and staff are to the total development of the child as a scholar, citizen, and individual. Parents enjoy our dedication to creating lifelong learners who have the skills to become the leaders and inventors of tomorrow. We offer an International Academy for our new immigrant students and Regents classes in eighth grade.Soundview
1025 Morrison Avenue, Bronx NY 10472
YesNot Accessible718-860-4181schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-School6 to Morrison-Soundview AveBx27, Bx4, Bx4A, Bx5X337UThe School for Inquiry and Social JusticeOpen332593231119YesNoOpen to students and residents of District 8..Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected............................................................................................................................................914141Millennium Art AcademyUnity Center for Urban TechnologiesManhattan Center for Science and Mathematics81518Gr 6-8No8:07am-2:27pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageNoYesYes–A€“cademic support and enrichment.NoPlease contact the school for moreinformation.Art; Basketball; Computer Code Writing; Dance; Flag Football; Mock Trial Team; Music; Project BOOST; RugbyFitness ClubBasketball, Flag Football, Tennis, Martial Arts10472BRONX209184820870142037180001Soundview-Bruckner-73.87366640.825403808X367Archimedes Academy for Math, Science and Technology ApplicationsStudents are excited about how we integrate technology and instruction, providing hand-held remotes, interactive whiteboards, laptops, software, and web-based technology in order to prepare them to excel in today's digital world. Parents appreciate our individualized approach to instruction which addresses students' many learning styles. We are a community that serves grades 6-12. Our students are divided into four houses at each grade level and each house is divided into two gender-based living groups, each headed by an advisor. Advisors follow students from grades 6-8 and have an average 12:1 student teacher ratio. Living groups compete to earn points to win the annual House Cup. Students can currently earn up to six high school credits while in middle school (Living Environment, US History, and Algebra I) and up to 42 college credits through our SUPA program partnership with Syracuse University if they stay with us through H.S. - (Juniors - College Biology, US History, Seniors - Forensic Science, Psychology, Statistics and Probability, College Writing, Intro to Creative Non-Fiction, Human Development&Sport, Design&Management of Internet Services, Digital Strategy).Castle Hill-Clason Point
456 White Plains Road, Bronx NY 10473
YesPartially Accessible718-617-5046archimedesacademy.orgN/ABx22, Bx27, Bx36, Bx39, Bx5X367LArchimedes Academy for Math, Science and Technology ApplicationsLimited Unscreened34377541971YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 8Priority to students and residents of District 8 who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of District 8...Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above............................................................................................................................................942811Archimedes Academy for Math, Science and Technology Applications70686Gr 6-12No8:30am-3:20pmYes—Top and bottom-specific colors or stylesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–€“ExpectedYes––After-SchoolYes“–Academic support for certain students.Yes–€“Saturday program for academic support and enrichment.Living EnvironmentArts (Dance, Music, Theater, Visual Art), Ballroom Dancing, Fencing as a part of our MS Physical education curriculum, Latin Dancing, Technology in sixth, seventh, and eighth gradeELA/Math and Science After-School and Saturday Tutoring, English as a New Language After-School Tutoring, MS Dance Team, SoBro COMPASS/SCONYC After-School programsBaseball, Flag Football, Track and FieldBasketball, Cheerleading, Cross Country, Indoor Track, Spring Track and Field10473BRONX20918420205802034780018Soundview-Castle Hill-Clason Point-Harding Park-73.8565840.814833808X371Urban Institute of MathematicsThe Urban Institute of Mathematics (UIM) stands by our mission statement: "I'm going to college... It's never too early to start planning for the rest of my life." UIM is a place where teamwork translates into STEAM work as we focus on science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics. Over the course of a scholar's three years at UIM they will have multiple entry points into a STEAM curriculum. Whether it be through web-design, our Makeosity Makers program, digital arts, or our math club, all scholars will be exposed to the world of STEAM. All classes are rooted in the Common Core and aim to prepare scholars for college and beyond. All scholars are enrolled in a strategic reading or mathematics period as we believe sound literacy and numeracy skills are the key to success in the future. A robust arts (including debate and mock trial) and foreign language program make for a well-rounded scholar and complement our rigorous core courses.Throgs Neck
650 Hollywood Avenue, Bronx NY 10465
YesPartially Accessible718-823-6042uimx371.wix.com/uimx371N/ABx40, Bx42, Bx8, BxM9X371UThe Urban Institute of MathematicsOpen21738222595YesNoOpen to students residing in the zone..Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected............................................................................................................................................775126Westchester Square AcademyHarry S Truman High SchoolHerbert H. Lehman High School87350Gr 6-8Yes, East Side House, Inc.8:15am-2:35pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageNoYes––Before- and After-SchoolNoNoSpanishAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentDebate Team, Digital Art, Makeosity Maker's Club, Math Club, Orchestra, Portfolio Art Class, ShakespeareBallroom Dance; Car Modeling Club; Chess Club; Chorus; Debate Team; Engineering Makers Program; LEGO Club; National Junior Honor Society; Peer Mediation; Portfolio Art Club; School Musical; Specialized High School Preparation Course; Student Government; Violin and Viola Courses; YearbookCross CountryBasketball, Dance, Softball, Track, Wiffleball10465BRONX2101315820771302054380001Schuylerville-Throgs Neck-Edgewater Park-73.81841740.826526808X375The Bronx Mathematics Preparatory SchoolThe Mission of the Bronx Mathematics Preparatory School is to prepare students for success in college, leadership, and life. We achieve this mission by creating a student-centered environment that unifies the efforts of family, community and school to foster life-long learning, cross-cultural relationships, social responsibility, and academic excellence. The underlying belief at the Bronx Mathematics Preparatory School is that all students can go to college and that their preparation is our professional responsibility and moral obligation. We boast and are very proud of our students who have gained admission into Bronx High School of Science, Manhattan Village Academy, High School of Environmental Studies, Manhattan Center for Mathematics and Science, and Theatre Arts Production School. We believe that with appropriate academic supports, students of all abilities learn more in courses with highly challenging content than in those with low academic rigor. It is the goal of the Bronx Mathematics Preparatory School to equip students with the necessary skills, strategies, and knowledge that will prepare them for success in middle school and high school resulting in them being college and career ready.Clason Point
456 White Plains Road, Bronx NY 10473
YesPartially Accessible718-542-5063bronxmath.orgN/ABx22, Bx27, Bx36, Bx39, Bx5X375LThe Bronx Mathematics Preparatory SchoolLimited Unscreened43298552080NoYesOpen to students and residents of the BronxPriority to students residing in the zone who sign in at an eventThen to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 8 who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of District 8.Then to students and residents of the Bronx who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of the Bronx...Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above............................................................................................................................................67189Bronx Envision Academy65240Gr 6-8Yes, Counseling In Schools8:20am-3:55pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–€“ExpectedYesNoYes–€“Saturday program for academic support and enrichment.SpanishAlgebra I, Living Environment, SpanishAdvisory, Computer Technology, Mock Trials, Physical Education, Spanish, Stella Adler Drama, Visual ArtsAbundant Life; Black PEARL; Creative Connections Teen—Entrepreneurship; I-Ready; Integrated Algebra Regent Prep; Leadership Program—Young Men’s Empowerment Group; Living Environment Regent Prep; OMNiLEARN Science Labs; Oracle Debate Club; Principal’s Council; Robotics; Smart Science; SHSAT Exam Prep; Student Government; Urban AdvantageFitness ClubBasketball, Cheerleading, Flag Football, Track and Field, Volleyball10473BRONX20918420205802034780018Soundview-Castle Hill-Clason Point-Harding Park-73.8565840.814833808X376Antonia Pantoja Preparatory Academy: A College Board SchoolStudents at Antonia Pantoja are encouraged to explore their personal interests, become empathetic activists, self-advocates, and take on leadership roles within their community. Parents and students appreciate the nurturing environment of our school and our disciplined focus on preparing students for college and/or a career. APPA's academic focus is on research writing and technology. Our campus houses a new state-of-the-art media center and library, as well as fully equipped science labs. All students must present an ELA portfolio at the end of the year featuring different examples of their best writing projects. Students also work closely with our after-school partner, the YMCA, which provides a successfully blended program that combines homework help, art, dance, and athletics into every day. All students are provided with differentiated academic interventions and our Restorative Justice Program and Peace Room empowers and teaches students how to mediate and solve differences as young adults.Castle Hill-Clason Point
1980 Lafayette Avenue, Bronx NY 10473
YesPartially Accessible718-824-3152schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolN/ABx22, Bx27, Bx36, Bx39, Bx5, BxM8X376LThe Antonia Pantoja Preparatory Academy: A College Board SchoolLimited Unscreened21463551347YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 8Open to students and residents of District 8 who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of District 8...Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above............................................................................................................................................903215Antonia Pantoja Preparatory Academy: A College Board School77404Gr 6-12Yes, YMCA of Greater New York8:15am-2:35pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageNoYesYesYesAdvisory, Computer Technology, Dance, Digital Arts, Mentoring, SHSAT Prep, Spanish, TheaterArts and Crafts; Basketball; Dance; Homework Help; Monthly Town Hall Assemblies; Peace Ambassadors; Student Government; Yearbook; YMCA After-School Program: Culinary Arts (Cooking Matters!)Basketball, Dance, Swimming w/ the YMCA10473BRONX209181620222052036040039Soundview-Castle Hill-Clason Point-Harding Park-73.85616740.82229808X424The Hunts Point SchoolThe new Hunts Point Middle School is a school of extraordinary expectations. We foster and nurture an environment to support and maximize the exchange among teachers, students, and staff. Hunts Point Middle School is committed to providing young people with critical and adaptive thinking skills to strive for excellence in the college and career of their choice. Through rigorous and engaging curricula, we prepare our young people to become lifelong learners and productive citizens of the 21st Century. We welcome parents at our monthly Breakfast with the Principal and other school events and encourage them to be active partners and volunteers. As a Community School, we are partnered with ASPIRA, a national nonprofit organization devoted to the education and leadership development of Bronx youth. We also are continuing our partnership with Graham-Windham for after-school activities. We are committed to changing attitudes, changing directions, and changing lives.Hunts Point
730 Bryant Avenue, Bronx NY 10474
YesFully Accessible718-328-1972www.ms424.org6 to Hunts Point AveBx19, Bx46, Bx5, Bx6X424UThe Hunts Point SchoolOpen263973520100NoYesOpen to students and residents of the BronxPriority to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 8Then to students and residents of the Bronx...Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above............................................................................................................................................92102Bronx Bridges High SchoolThe Metropolitan Soundview High SchoolHyde Leadership Charter School59309Gr 6-8Yes, ASPIRA of New York, Inc.8:10am-3:40pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageNoYesYesYes––Saturday programArts: Education Through Music, Coding Using NAO Robots, Makeosity (Inventions), Omni Science (Lab), Salvadori Science (Civil Engineering), Specialized High School Test Preparation, STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math), Take Two Film AcademyA Fair Shake; Art; Capoeira; Chess; College Tours; Dance; Double Dutch; Film Club; Grant Writing; Gray’s Cadet Corps; Healthy Cooking; Homework Help; Journalism; Knitting; MOUSE Squad; Math Club; Rocking the Boat; Scarsdale Strings; Seedfolks; Shakespeare; Spirit Squad; Stella Adler Drama; Student CouncilFitness Club, Flag Football, Nike Zoom League Basketball, Track and Field10474BRONX2021711720065662027630279Hunts Point-73.8857740.815455808X448Soundview Academy for Culture and ScholarshipSoundview Academy values our students, treats them with respect, challenges them academically, and supports them through their personal challenges. As a nationally-recognized Apple ConnectED school, we infuse our district-wide Language & Arts Program with a 1-to-1 student-to-iPad classroom environment to provide a 21st-century approach to teaching and learning. Instruction is individualized and delivered through global, state-of-the-art online and hands-on curricula. Students specialize in either visual, musical theater, or dance arts programs while strengthening their social-emotional and linguistic competencies in our mentoring, English as a New Language,and Spanish Dual Language programs. Families cherish the commitment of our teachers who create instruction that leverages student interest and real-world application. They also appreciate our open-door policy, use of JumpRope to provide regular online updates of grades, and the constant outreach by mentors on their children's academic and social progress.Soundview
885 Bolton Avenue, Bronx NY 10473
YesNot Accessible718-991-4027soundviewacademy.orgN/ABx27, Bx36, Bx39, Bx5, BxM8X448LSoundview Academy for Culture and ScholarshipLimited Unscreened399112442699YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 8Priority to students residing in the zone who sign in at an eventThen to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 8 who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of District 8...Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above............................................................................................................................................932120Westchester Square AcademyNew World High SchoolVanguard High School86385Gr 6-8Yes, ASPIRA of New York, Inc.8am-2:20pmYesEnglish as a New Language, Dual Language: SpanishYes–€“OfferedYesYesYesSpanishAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentDance, Musical Theater, Visual ArtBaile Cafe Latin Dance Team, Coding, Explosions Hip Hop Dance Team, Mentoring in Medicine, Step Team, Visual Arts, More through our DYCD afterschool program Play Study Win!DanceBoys and Girls Basketball, Co-Ed Cheerleading, Co-Ed Flag Football, Co-Ed Soccer10473BRONX209184221038692036440001Soundview-Castle Hill-Clason Point-Harding Park-73.85966240.823526808X467Mott Hall Community SchoolMott Hall Community School combines a rigorous program in science, technology, engineering, and math with an ambitious, arts-based grounding in humanities. Our goal is to facilitate growth in the next generation of leaders through the extension and promotion of engineering and arts. We raise the performance levels of students through a collaborative, community-based approach, the endeavors of a committed faculty, and active, engaged parents. Housed in the heart of Throgs Neck, we prepare students for entry into high school by exposing them to the multitude of educational opportunities that our city has to offer. A fully functional science lab, a computer lab, and internet-ready classrooms with interactive technology promote technologically proficient, well-rounded students who are prepared for the challenges of the 21st century.Throgs Neck
650 Hollywood Avenue, Bronx NY 10465
YesPartially Accessible718-829-3254www.mhcsbronx.orgN/ABx40, Bx42, Bx8, BxM9X467SMott Hall Community School Science ProgramScreened9834231347NoNoOpen to students and residents of District 8..4th Grade New York State ELA andMath ExamsAttendanceFinal 4th Grade Report CardLab-Based Science ActivityWriting Sample.......X467UMott Hall Community SchoolOpen17343431347YesNoOpen to students and residents of District 8Priority to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents from District 8.....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above..................................................................................................................................732815Herbert H. Lehman High SchoolWestchester Square AcademyPelham Lab High School76331Gr 6-8Yes, East Side House, Inc.8:20am-2:40pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageNoYesNoNoSpanishAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentSpecialized High School Preparation Classes (Seventh and eighth grade)Band; Chess; Engineering and Math (STEM) Discovery Program; Robotics; Science; TechnologyDevelopmental Basketball, Flag FootballBasketball, Flag Football, Soccer, Track and Field10465BRONX2101315820771302054380001Schuylerville-Throgs Neck-Edgewater Park-73.81841740.826526808X562Blueprint Middle SchoolBlueprint is a college preparatory middle school. We focus on accelerating students in math and science, as the completion of high level math and science courses is a key indicator for college completion. Students love to investigate and experiment in math and science through our problem-based courses. They enjoy trips to high schools, colleges, cultural institutions, and our monthly Town Hall meetings where they meet people from different careers and learn about their paths. Our school is specifically designed to give students the knowledge that will put them on the road to high school and beyond. Each student receives a unique academic blueprint that serves as a plan for them to meet our learning standards. We hold weekly meetings to discuss student progress and invite families to participate. We also offer elective courses based on student interest such as our Music & Literature, Cooking, Fashion Passion, Photography, and the History of Hip-Hop.Unionport
1111 Pugsley Avenue, Bronx NY 10472
YesNot Accessible718-822-2780schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-School6 to ParkchesterBx22, Bx36, Bx39, Bx4, Bx4A, Bx5, BxM6, BxM8, Q44-SBSX562UBlueprint Middle SchoolOpen43399551986YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 8Priority to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 8...Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above............................................................................................................................................962620Archimedes Academy for Math, Science and Technology ApplicationsCentral Park East High SchoolBronx Compass High School77336Gr 6-8No8:34am-3pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageNoNoYesYesLiving EnvironmentStudents select elective courses based on their interests. Electives include: Cooking, Fashion, Filmmaking, Hip Hop, Music and Literature, Photography, STEM, Specialized High School Exam Preparation beginning in sixth grade, Technology, Visual ArtASPIRA After-School Program; Book Clubs; College and Cultural Field Trips; Community Service; Dance Team; Literary Magazine; Mentoring Basketball Program; Mentoring Volleyball Program; Morning Burn Fitness Club; MOUSE Squad; Peer Mediation; Science Explorers Club; Student Council; Summer and Holiday Math and Science Institutes; Visual Art ClubFitness ClubBasketball, Soccer, Volleyball10472BRONX20918400120257172037900040Soundview-Bruckner-73.85673440.8292321515K051M.S. 51 William AlexanderStudents enjoy an inclusive, engaging, and rigorous academic environment, supported by an experienced faculty and staff. We offer accelerated courses, including seventh grade accelerated math and Algebra Regents, and provide the Living Environment Science Regents to all 8th graders. Our program also includes three years of second language (French or Spanish) and a three-year, in-depth study of drama, instrumental music, dance, chorus, art or photography. Our social/emotional support and academic and artistic enrichment programs help prepare students for the best high schools in NYC. Over 85% of our eighth graders receive an offer to their top choices. Parents have a voice via the School Leadership Team, Parent Association, fundraising, and volunteerism. Our non-captive lunch/recess allows students to explore the campus and community. We believe that outdoor play is essential to recharging the mind and fostering independence, social skills, and responsible behaviors. We are recipients of the Golden Apple and Respect for All awards, and have been the top NYC Fundraising School for Pennies for Patients since 2002. We also offer educational travel opportunities, including local field trips, trips abroad and grade-wide overnight trips.Park Slope
350 5th Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11215
NoPartially Accessible718-369-7603ms51.orgF, G, R to 4th Ave - 9th StB103, B37, B61, B63, B67, B69K051MWilliam Alexander Middle School (M.S. 51)Open18833297399281YesNoOpen to students and residents of District 15Students from low-income households, students in temporary housing, and English Language Learners (ELLs) have an admissions priority for 52% of seats at this school...............................................................................................................................................998379Fiorello H. LaGuardia High School of Music & Art and Performing ArtsEdward R. Murrow High SchoolBrooklyn Technical High School941136Gr 6-8No8:40am-3pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageYes–€“ExpectedYesYes–Academic support for certain students.NoFrench, SpanishAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentTalent/Art and Honors courses in all subjects and grades; seventh grade accelerated math; eighth grade Regents courses; three years of Second Language resulting in HS Proficiency test. We also offer a Summer Bridge Program for all incoming students with IEPs. Students also have an opportunity to join the Student Government and committees, such as Grant Writing, Social Action, and Diversity. All 6th grade classes rotate through a DOT Pedestrian Safety course and Mission Be Mindfulness Training.Billion Oyster Project, Cooking, Culture Club, Drama, ELA and Math help, French-Spanish clubs, GLAM-GSA, Grade-wide Student Assemblies, Green Team, High School Portfolios, Honor Society, Intermediate and Advanced Dance Company, Jazz Band, LeAp FREE after school program, Photo club, Restorative Circles, Service Learning, Show Choir, Stand for the Silent, Student Government, Several shows/productions for drama, band, chorus and dance, studio showcases for art and photography, Yearbook Committee,Basketball (boys and girls team), Co-ed Wrestling, Spirit Squad/Cheerleading11215BROOKLYN3063913530210573009810111Park Slope-Gowanus-73.98394740.6720151515K088The Park Slope Educational Complex at (M.S. 88)Middle School 88 provides students with a dynamic learning environment centered around project-based, student-directed, and personalized learning platforms. Our partnerships with Poly/NYU and Columbia University support critical thinking through STEM instruction for teachers and students. As partners with the Gates Foundation and Facebook, we have greater resources to deepen and enrich our practices. We are a comprehensive school divided into three thematic and diverse learning communities. Throughout the year, we celebrate integrated project work where students present solutions to real world problems. Blended learning and innovation within an integrated curriculum, align to initiatives such as Samsung Solve for Tomorrow and LEGO robotics. In addition to our rigorous academic program, we support social-emotional learning and the development of Core Values. Our free after-school enrichment offers something for everyone with art, music, dance, sports, and technology. Our school community includes and supports gifted and talented programs, special education services, ELL instruction, dual language, physical education, and a wide range of after-school offerings making M.S. 88 an exciting place to learn and grow.Sunset Park
544 7th Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11215
YesPartially Accessible718-788-4482ms88.orgR to Prospect Ave; F, G to 15th St-Prospect ParkB37, B61, B63, B67, B68, B69K088MSpanish Dual Language ProgramOpen70514314131149YesNoOpen to students and residents of BrooklynStudents from low-income households, students in temporary housing, and English Language Learners (ELLs) have an admissions priority for 52% of seats at this school...Demonstrated academic proficiency in English and the target language, or participation in elementary school level Dual Language or Transitional Bilingual Education programs in the target language........K088SPark Slope Education Complex at M.S. 88Open99830633111312YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 15Students from low-income households, students in temporary housing, and/or English Language Learners (ELLs) have an admissions priority for 52% of seats at this school......................................................................................................................................944239Fort Hamilton High SchoolFranklin Delano Roosevelt High SchoolHigh School of Telecommunication Arts and Technology841350Gr 6-8No8:20am-2:35pmNoEnglish as a New Language, Dual Language: SpanishNoYesYes–Academic support and enrichment.YesSpanishAlgebra I, English, Living EnvironmentArt, Drama, Green Planning and Design, Guitar, History of Music, Law and Order, Leadership Development (Principal's Council), Life Skills/Social Emotional Learning & Development, Media Literacy and Technology, Mixed Media Arts, National Junior Honor Society, STEM/STEAM, Wildlife MedicineBand, Bio-mimicry, Buddy Program with P.S. 10, Coding, Chess, Fashion Design, Graphic Design, Jewelry Design, Latin Dance, LEGO Robotics, Math Team, MS 88 Newscasters, Self Defense, Specialized High School Test (SHSAT) Preparation, Theater, Yearbook ClubDevelopmental Basketball, Flag Football, Flag Rugby, Soccer, VolleyballGirls and Boys Basketball, New York Road Runners, Track and Field11215BROOKLYN3073814733312763008800001Sunset Park West-73.98763740.6600241515K136I.S. 136 Charles O. DeweyCharles O. Dewey Middle School staff inspire young minds today to create leaders for tomorrow. The school community provides students with a foundation to become strong leaders. Dewey adopted the Leader in Me program to encourage students to be leaders and goal-setters in their personal and public lives. Each week, students have their normal core curriculum focusing on Common Core instruction with technology and career-readiness infused in all lessons, along with a period devoted to lessons on the Seven Habits. There are a variety of opportunities for creativity through the arts in the classrooms. We offer fine arts, digital photography, a choral music program, web-design, spoken word, Latin dance, robotics, and our own art gallery. We specialize in limitless opportunities through project-based learning using STREAM (science, technology, reading, engineering, art, and mathematics). All classrooms have wireless internet access with laptops for each student, Elmos, and SMART Boards. Additionally we offer a dual language Spanish program.Sunset Park
4004 4th Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11232
YesNot Accessible718-840-1950ms136brooklyn.comR to 45th St; D, N, R to 36th St - 4 AveB11, B35, B37, B63, B70K136SCharles O. Dewey Middle School (I.S. 136)Open3301243340110NoNoOpen to students and residents of District 15Students from low-income households, students in temporary housing, and English Language Learners (ELLs) have an admissions priority for 52% of seats at this school...............................................................................................................................................941711Sunset Park High SchoolPark Slope CollegiateHigh School of Telecommunication Arts and Technology90485Gr 6-8No8am-2:20pmYesEnglish as a New Language, Dual Language: SpanishYes–€“OfferedYesYesYesSpanishAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentArt Portfolio, Chorus, Coding, Digital Photography, Flamenco Guitar, Graphic Design, Health & Fitness, Keyboarding, Latin Dance, Robotics, Spoken Word, Web DesignAnti-Bully/Peer Mediation Team; Aperture; Docent Training; Environmental Science Club; Geek Squad; Honor Roll; LEGO Robotics; Leadership Team; Local/Global Synergy Clubs; NY Road Runners; National Junior Honor Society; NurtureArt; Overnight/Team Building Camping Trips; Penny Harvest; RUSH Philanthropic; STEM Based Paleontology and Ecology Exploration Field Work TripsDevelopmental BasketballBaseball, European Team Handball, Floor Hockey, SoccerBasketball, Volleyball11232BROOKLYN307388230105803007130020Sunset Park West-74.00686240.6519771515K442Carroll Gardens School for Innovation (M.S. 442)MS442 School for Innovation is an award-winning school that has been recognized city-wide and nationally. MS 442 is an Apple Distinguished School for 2016-2018. This designation is reserved for programs that meet the criteria for innovation, leadership, and educational excellence. This partnership with Apple provides our students with blended learning opportunities and individual schedules within an asynchronous model. Our Mastery Based grading model allows for specific feedback and opportunities to purposefully engage with curriculum. We are part of Mastery Collaborative second cohort. Mastery Collaborative is an intensive professional development program designed for NYC public middle and high schools use of technology and student-centered learning to improve student college- and career-readiness. Responsive mentoring between staff and students helps to maintain each student's academic and social-emotional growth as well as strengthen the home-school connection.Carroll Gardens
500 19th Street, Brooklyn NY 11231
YesPartially Accessible718-222-6420ms442.orgF, G to 15th St-Prospect ParkB61, B63, B67, B68, B69K442SSchool for Innovation (M.S. 442)Open7752521073476YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 15Students from low-income households, students in temporary housing, and English Language Learners (ELLs) have an admissions priority for 52% of seats at this school...............................................................................................................................................844137Brooklyn High School of the ArtsHigh School of Telecommunication Arts and Technology81239Gr 6-8No8am-2:20pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–€“OfferedYesYes€“–Academic support for certain students.Yes–€“Saturday program for test prepSpanishAlgebra I, Earth ScienceBeam Center Courses, Regents Algebra I, Regents Earth Science, Specialized High School Preparation (Seventh and Eighth Grade), Targeted Advanced Book Clubs, Targeted Math GroupsAfter-School Office Hours with Staff Members, Beam Center Courses, Circus Arts, Coding, ELA/Math Support, Jr. National Honor Society, Performance Arts/Theater, Robotics, Small Press Club, Student Choice Clubs, Student Mentoring, Visual Arts, WEDIKO Day Services and Afterschool ProgrammingVolleyball, Volleyball LeagueBasketball League, Track and FieldBasketball, Cheerleading/Step, Flag Football, Soccer, Track and Field, Yoga11215BROOKLYN30738150230173073008890001Windsor Terrace-73.98311540.6569441515K447The Math & Science Exploratory SchoolOur school community offers students a rigorous and engaging academic program. Supported by dedicated teaching staff, administration, and PTA, students are provided with opportunities to engage in hands-on, inquiry-based curriculum while constructing knowledge within a meaningful context. Our Exploration Program is an outgrowth of our school's philosophy: middle school students are social individuals and benefit from learning through cooperative groups. The Exploration experience provides students with the opportunity to explore city-wide educational institutions. We understand that the middle school experience is truly unique, and we offer a safe and fun place to be a kid. Our advisory program supports students' academic, social, and emotional learning. Our after-school program allows students and teachers to learn new skills and share common interests. We have earned a Blackboard Award for Outstanding School in Brooklyn and a "Well Developed" designation from the Quality Review Score. Our admissions policies reflect our commitment to diversity.Boerum Hill
345 Dean Street, Brooklyn NY 11217
YesPartially Accessible718-330-9328ms447.orgG to Fulton St; C to Lafayette Ave; A to Hoyt & Schermerhorn; 2, 3, 4, 5, B, D, N, Q, R to Atlantic Ave - Barclays CenterB103, B25, B26, B37, B38, B41, B45, B52, B63, B65, B67K447MThe Math & Science Exploratory SchoolOpen160523814642116YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 15Students from low-income households, students in temporary housing, and English Language Learners (ELLs) have an admissions priority for 52% of seats at this school...............................................................................................................................................998784Brooklyn Technical High SchoolMillennium Brooklyn HSBeacon High School92528Gr 6-8No8:20am-2:35pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageYes––ExpectedYes––After-SchoolYes––For incoming sixth graders.Yes––Saturday program for test prepSpanishAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentArt, Dance, Music, Technology, TheaterChess; Comprehensive After-School enrichment programs through SONYC/Big Brothers Big Sisters of NY; Daily Sports Clubs and Arts Clubs; Garden Club; Instrumental Music; LEGO Robotics; Office hours with teachers after-school; Peer Mediation Program; Performance Arts; School Newspaper; Science Enrichment; Student Government; Technology; Visual Arts; Yearbook CommitteeBasketball, Soccer, Ultimate Frisbee, Wrestling11217BROOKLYN302333930011903001920013DUMBO-Vinegar Hill-Downtown Brooklyn-Boerum Hill-73.9802740.6835591515K448Brooklyn Collaborative StudiesBrooklyn Collaborative is a member of the national network of Expeditionary Learning Schools (ELS), which promotes rigorous and engaging curriculum; active, inquiry-based pedagogy; and a school culture that demands and teaches compassion and good citizenship. We bring to life the central principle of EL: that combining intensive challenge with guided support leads to students achieving far more than they ever thought possible. Brooklyn Collaborative is a small school with small class size committed to school integration. Our model features rigorous learning experiences, both in and out of the classroom, and is built upon a culture of high achievement and mutual support. Our school uses hands-on learning that has real-world application to ignite a joy for learning and discovery in our students. At our school, leadership, active citizenship, and character development go hand in hand with academic rigor and challenge. We are committed to developing staff and students who are collaborative, responsible, persistent, kind, open-minded and courageous.Carroll Gardens-Red Hook
610 Henry Street, Brooklyn NY 11231
YesNot Accessible718-923-4700bcs448.orgF, G to Carroll StB57, B61, X12, X14, X17, X17A, X19, X3, X31, X42, X5, X8, X9K448SBrooklyn School for Collaborative StudiesOpen423138662466NoYesOpen to students and residents of District 15Students from low-income households, students in temporary housing, and English Language Learners (ELLs) have an admissions priority for 52% of seats at this school...............................................................................................................................................9617N/ABrooklyn Secondary School for Collaborative StudiesThe High School of Fashion Industries86681Gr 6-12No8:45am-3:05pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageYes–€“OfferedYesYes–Academic support for certain students.NoAmerican Sign Language, SpanishAmerican Sign Language, Band, Drama, Health, Instrumental Music, LEGO Robotics, Physical Education, Spanish, Visual ArtsAcademic Intensives, After-School Enrichment Program with the YWCA, After-School Tutoring, Book Club, Chess, Cooking, Dance, Debate, Gender and Sexuality Alliance, Groundswell Mural Arts, Game Star Mechanic Design Club, Homework Help, Math Club, MeditationBasketball LeagueBasketball LeagueFitness Club, SoccerSoccer11231BROOKLYN306396333360363003690001Carroll Gardens-Columbia Street-Red Hook-74.00137740.680071515K464Park Slope CollegiateAt Park Slope Collegiate, we are committed to creating and maintaining a diverse and integrated student body and faculty. We believe that students learn best in a heterogeneous environment where they can compare what they know and think with the knowledge and ideas of adult scholars as well as with the knowledge and ideas of their classmates. Our very small middle school offers students the opportunity to grow and learn with classmates from diverse backgrounds within an engaging setting. Teachers accustomed to heterogeneous classrooms provide students a variety of individual and group learning experiences. Once a week, students meet in circles to strengthen the community of the classroom by learning more about each other, practicing active listening skills, playing group games, and exploring their social and emotional interests. As a 6-12 school, we also guarantee a seat in our high school for any middle school student interested in continuing at Park Slope Collegiate.Park Slope-Gowanus
237 7 Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11215
YesFully Accessible718-832-4300parkslopecollegiate.orgR to 4th Ave - 9th St; F, G to 7th AveB103, B61, B63, B67, B69K464SPark Slope CollegiateOpen452130752568NoNoOpen to students and residents of District 15Students from low-income households, students in temporary housing, and English Language Learners (ELLs) have an admissions priority for 52% of seats at this school...............................................................................................................................................943336Park Slope Collegiate76654Gr 6-12No8:52am-3:20pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageNoYes––Before SchoolYes––Academic support for certain students.Yes––Saturday program for test prepSpanishAlgebra I, Living Environment, SpanishGlee, Guitar Ensemble, Studio Art, SwimmingAnimation; Arts; Debate Club; Drama Club; Drawing; Mural Painting; Sports and Arts in the Schools Foundation After-School Program; Student GovernmentVolleyball LeagueVolleyballBadminton, Basketball, Flag Football, Track and Field11215BROOKLYN3063915530255103010820001Park Slope-Gowanus-73.97928740.6696291515K497The Boerum Hill School for International StudiesThe Boerum Hill School for International Studies is an International Baccalaureate French Dual Language Public School that serves 600 students in grades 6-12. With the implementation of the International Baccalaureate philosophy and mission, we aim to support learning for all students that is both challenging and relevant to real life. Students are enrolled in French Immersion courses and are encouraged to participate in our early bird and/or after-school program (which includes: theater, soccer, fashion, murals, chess, basketball, table-tennis, basketball, visual arts, and dance). Our 7th & 8th grade students will have an opportunity to participate in an international French exchange program. Students receive a comprehensive liberal arts education grounded in inquiry and project-based learning, while participating in numerous educational, & service learning trips and excursions. Middle school students will take the Algebra, Living Environment, and US History regents in the eighth grade. With parent consent, students have the option of going off campus for lunch. Parental involvement through our Leadership Team, the PTA, volunteer work, and fundraising efforts foster a successful school community.Boerum Hill/Cobble Hill
284 Baltic Street, Brooklyn NY 11201
YesNot Accessible718-330-9390k497.orgF, G to Bergen St; A, C to Hoyt & SchermerhornB103, B41, B45, B57, B61, B62, B63, B65, B67K497MBoerum Hill School for International Studies French Dual Language ProgramOpen56786811872YesYesOpen to students and residents of Brooklyn who currently attend an elementary-level French Dual Language or Transitional Bilingual Education program, or who have academic proficiency in both English and French.Students from low-income households, students in temporary housing, and English Language Learners (ELLs) have an admissions priority for 52% of seats at this school.This school will give priority to applicants eligible for Free and Reduced Lunch (FRL) for up to 40 percent of the seats..........K497SBoerum Hill School for International StudiesOpen541991242545YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 15Students from low-income households, students in temporary housing, and English Language Learners (ELLs) have an admissions priority for 52% of seats at this school......................................................................................................................................862530The Boerum Hill School for International Studies85632Gr 6-12No8:15am-2:35pmNoEnglish as a New Language, Dual Language: FrenchYes–€“ExpectedYesYesYesFrenchAlgebra I, English, Living Environment, US HistoryChess, Dance, Fitness, Visual Arts & Digital PortfolioBasketball, Capoeira, Chess, Coding, Dance, Drama, Fashion, Fitness, Hip Hop Club, Robotics/LEGO, Soccer, Table Murals, Table Tennis, Theatre, Video Game Club, Visual Arts & Digital Portfolio, Yearbook, YogaBasketball League, Track and FieldBasketball, Fitness, Flag-Football, Soccer (Early Bird & After-School), Table-Tennis11201BROOKLYN306336930064013004020001DUMBO-Vinegar Hill-Downtown Brooklyn-Boerum Hill-73.99335140.6854191515K821Sunset Park PrepSunset Park Prep is a caring neighborhood school dedicated to helping individual students grow through interactive learning and a broad range of experiences inside and outside the classroom. Our program is designed to create well-rounded students and ignite intellectual curiosity, with the goal of preparing all students for high school and beyond. Amid these experiences, we pay particular attention to the social-emotional needs of adolescents. In addition to a rigorous curriculum and Regents opportunities in math, science, and Spanish, Prep also provides a variety of enrichment opportunities, from after and before school clubs to exciting trips and experiential learning opportunities. The principal's open door policy welcomes parents to speak with her; the bilingual parent coordinator works closely with parents; and teachers are available through PupilPath (Prep's online grade book), phone, and email. Student/Teacher planned events, from Global Awareness Week and Community Week to Family Science, to Family Soccer Night, Reading, and Math Nights, celebrate our tight-knit school community. Parents appreciate that students, staff, and families support each other to ensure an atmosphere where educational excellence flourishes.Sunset Park
4004 4th Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11232
YesNot Accessible718-840-1951sunsetparkprep.comR to 45th St; D, N, R to 36th St - 4 AveB11, B35, B37, B63, B70K821SSunset Park PreparatoryOpen5621784447131YesNoOpen to students and residents of District 15Students from low-income households, students in temporary housing, and English Language Learners (ELLs) have an admissions priority for 52% of seats at this school...............................................................................................................................................923541High School of Telecommunication Arts and TechnologySunset Park High SchoolMidwood High School84504Gr 6-8No8:40am-3pmNoEnglish as a New Language, Transitional Bilingual Education: SpanishYes–€“OfferedYesYes–€“Academic support for certain students.NoSpanishAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentAdvisory, Fine Arts, Integrated Algebra Regents, Living Environment Regents, Music, Spanish Proficiency Exam, Specialized High Schools Admissions Test (SHSAT) Preparation, Technology, Theater/Drama, Tutorial (Eighth Grade-Executive Functioning Skills Class)Academic: News Crew, award-winning Science Olympiad Team, award-winning LEGO Robotics Team, Study Hall, Arts: Art Portfolio Prep (Seventh and Eighth Grade), Choir, Crochet Club, Lifelines After-School with Music, Dance, Drama, and Art; Rock Band, Theater Troupe. Leadership: Peer Mediation, Helping Hands, Student Council, Student JobsCross Country, Track and FieldSports: Award-Winning Running Club (Patriots), Daily Intramural Morning Basketball, Soccer Club, Soccer Team (competes with other schools in the District), Basketball Team (competes with other schools in the District)11232BROOKLYN307388230105803007130020Sunset Park West-74.00686240.6519771515K839M.S. 839M.S. 839 engages students in meaningful units of study that prioritize student-centered, inquiry-based learning experiences, real-world expeditionary experiences, and interdisciplinary connections. All students participate in a broad range of arts, music, theater, and French coursework throughout each year at M.S. 839. State-of-the-art facilities and our close proximity to Prospect Park provide students with hands on learning in all content areas. Students are supported through a comprehensive system of individualized supports. Each teacher serves as a crew leader to a small group of students, meeting daily and serving as the key contact person between the school and families. M.S. 839 is committed to creating an authentic collaboration with all constituents. The school seeks to build upon the diversity of the students, families, and staff by celebrating and leveraging their cultures and languages to create a truly inclusive school culture.Windsor Terrace
713 Caton Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11218
YesFully Accessible718-686-2730ms839.orgF, G to Fort Hamilton ParkwayB103, B16, B35, B67, B68, B69, BM3, BM4K839UM.S. 839Open9781991272979YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 15Students from low-income households, students in temporary housing, and English Language Learners (ELLs) have an admissions priority for 52% of seats at this school...............................................................................................................................................994537100326Gr 6-8No9am-3:20pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageYes–€“OfferedYesNoNoFrenchAlgebra IArt, Bicycle Repair & Safe Riding, Ceramics, Chess Club, Computer Programming, Debate, Field Botany, French, Improv, Instrumental Music, Makers Club, Math Lab, Math Team, Musical Theater, Newspaper, Photography, Printmaking, Robotics, Safe Space Club, Student Coucil, Theater, Vocal Music, Website DesignBlack Student Union, Feminist Club, French Club, Musical Theater, Peer Mediation, Spanish Club, Slam Poetry ClubBasketball League, Volleyball LeagueBasketball League, SoccerBasketball, Soccer, Volleyball11218BROOKLYN3073950433982903053210064Windsor Terrace-73.97336240.647591818K066P.S./ I.S. 66P.S./I.S. 66 is dedicated to the achievement of excellent and high standards for all youngsters. With the attention to the cognitive, emotional , physical, social and created domains of development we believe all students can achieve success in a supportive and structured learning environment. We cultivate a safe social-emotional learning environment through the implementation of Restorative Practices. Students enjoy Restorative Circles weekly with their peers. An abundance of after-school opportunities are conducted through a partnership with SASF, Monday through Friday. The Middle School Urban/Architect artists work in tandem to keep the arts an integral part of the school experience. We also participate in College Access for All, our students have visited various colleges in the city preparing them for a bright future. Our school community work together to ensure every student has the resources and support to face the challenges of the ever changing society.Canarsie
845 East 96th Street, Brooklyn NY 11236
YesFully Accessible718-922-3505schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolN/AB17, B42, B6, B60, B8, B82K066UP.S./I.S. 66Open356503316104YesYesOpen to Student and Residents of District 18Priority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students and residents of District 18...Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above............................................................................................................................................793520High School for Youth and Community Development at ErasmusPathways in Technology Early College High School (P-Tech)Brooklyn College Academy72822Gr K-8No8am-2:20pmYes—Official uniform must be purchasedEnglish as a New LanguageYes–€“OfferedYesYesYesSpanishLiving EnvironmentArt, Hi-tech touch screen computer lab, Instrumental Music and Vocal Music, Library, Physical Education, Restorative Practices, Service Credits for Seniors, Specialized High School Preparation Program, Study SkillsArt, Buddy Reading, Chess, Chorus, DJ Academy, Fundraisers, Honor Roll, Instrumental Music and Vocal Music, Service Credits for Seniors, Language, Library, Lunchtime Shout-Outs, Peer Mediation, Physical Education, Saturday Academy, School Dances, Student Council, Technology, Yearbook CommitteeDevelopmental Basketball, Soccer, VolleyballBoys and Girls Basketball, Cheerleading, Dance, Flag Football, Step, Yoga.11236BROOKLYN3184297033254183081290060Canarsie-73.90777440.648831818K068I.S. 068 Isaac BilderseeI.S. 68 is a school that provides its students with a high-quality education that surrounds Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics (STEAM). We are a certified Eco-School and are a part of the Billion Oyster Project. Our students learn about science and technology through our pollinating garden and school-wide air purifying initiative. We pride ourselves on our newly implemented robotics program which uses state-of-the-art equipment and 3-D printing. I.S. 68 has a belief system based on Steven Covey's The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People in which students demonstrate positive behavior by being proactive, setting goals, collaborating, and prioritizing. We have a strong focus on student leadership development which is supported by the Leader in Me program. Students also benefit from various partnerships. For example, through our partnership with Long Island University, students have opportunities to visit colleges and universities around the country.Canarsie
956 East 82nd Street, Brooklyn NY 11236
YesNot Accessible718-241-4800is68.orgN/AB103, B17, B47, B6, B82, BM2K068AI.S. 68Composite Score84163030NoYesOpen to students and residents of District 18..4th Grade New York State ELA Exam: 20%4th Grade New York State Math Exam: 20%Attendance: 20%Final 4th Grade Report Card: 40%.......K068MI.S. 68 Haitian Creole Dual Language ProgramScreened: Language501022624NoNoOpen to students and residents of Brooklyn....English Language Learners (ELLs), Heritage Language Speakers of the target language, Participants of elementary school-level Dual Language and Transitional Bilingual Education programs in the target language.........K068UI.S. 68Open852723852NoYesOpen to students and residents of District 18Priority to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 18 Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.......Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above...................................................................................................................891511Clara Barton High SchoolBrooklyn Theatre Arts High SchoolHigh School for Innovation in Advertising and Media65339Gr 6-8No8am-2:20pmYesEnglish as a New Language, Dual Language: Haitian CreoleNoYesNoNoHaitian Creole, SpanishAlgebra IAchieve Now Academy Mentoring Program; Air Purifying Team; ARISTA Program; Art; Billion Oyster Team; Brothers Breaking Bread; Certified Eco-School; Cheerleading/ Step/Dance Club; Cooking Club; Eco Team; Gear-Up College Prep Program; Girls Empowerment Movement; Morning Radio Show Club; Peer Leadership Club; Pollinating Garden; Project Citizen’s Law Program; Robotics; Science Club/Fair; Student Anti-Bullying Club; The Leader In Me; Tutoring; Urban Advantage SchoolBasketball League, Fitness Club, SoccerBasketball, Football, Soccer, Tennis, Volleyball11236BROOKLYN3184695632249473080180001Canarsie-73.9107940.6355531818K211I.S. 211 John WilsonAt John Wilson, we integrate technology into the classroom with laptops and SMART Boards. Our students benefit from the supportive environment and innovative approaches that make a positive impact on their lives. Parents appreciate that our school places students into three small thematic academies based on their interests.Canarsie
1001 East 100th Street, Brooklyn NY 11236
YesPartially Accessible718-251-4411schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolL to Canarsie - Rockaway ParkwayB103, B17, B42, B6, B60, B82, BM2K211AJohn Wilson (I.S. 211): Astral ProgramComposite Score1652767426YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 18..4th Grade New York State ELA Exam: 20%4th Grade New York State Math Exam: 20%Attendance: 20%Final 4th Grade Report Card: 40%.......K211UJohn Wilson (I.S. 211)Open192492316104NoYesOpen to students and residents of District 18Priority to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 18.....Last year, this program only admitted students from priority group 1.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above.................................................................................................................................932917John Dewey High SchoolEdward R. Murrow High SchoolAbraham Lincoln High School79522Gr 6-8No8:20am-2:40pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageNoYesYesYesSpanishAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentArt and Design; Business Club; Chess Club; Dance Club; Drama; Earth Science; International Club; Journalism; Junior Achievers; Leadership Club; Music; Rites of Passage; Sesame FlyersBasketball LeagueFitness Club, Flag FootballBasketball, Cheerleading, Soccer, Step, Track and Field, Volleyball11236BROOKLYN3184698833267323082270001Canarsie-73.89621240.6432781818K235I.S. 235 Lenox AcademyThe Lenox Academy offers an academically accelerated program for middle school students. We provide a high-quality education within a learning environment that supports young learners. Lenox Academy's rigorous academic program, coupled with a highly skilled and experienced staff, has proven successful. Many of our 8th grade students from the class of 2017 were accepted to specialized high schools. Most have received acceptances to select public high schools, others have accepted placements in private day and boarding schools through scholarships. Lenox Academy promotes academic excellence and challenges students to meet NYS standards with distinction. Over 90 percent of our students met standards [Level 3] or met standards with distinction [Level 4] on the 2016-2017 New York State Standardized exams. All of our seniors are administered the English Language Arts and Algebra I Common Core Regents, Living Environment Regents and Spanish Proficiency exams. . Our SONYC after-school program offers expert instruction in martial arts, culinary arts, dance, theater, basketball, volleyball, and photography.Canarsie
755 East 100th Street, Brooklyn NY 11236
NoPartially Accessible718-773-4869schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolN/AB12, B35, B44, B44-SBSK235MThe Lenox AcademyScreened13651421636486YesYesOpen to residents of New York CityPriority to students and residents of District 18Then to residents of New York City...4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAttendanceEntrance AssessmentFinal 4th Grade Report CardPunctuality...........Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups..................................................................................................................................999287Brooklyn College AcademyMedgar Evers College Preparatory SchoolMidwood High School891254Gr K-8No8:20am-2:40pmYes—Official uniform must be purchasedEnglish as a New LanguageNoYesNoNoSpanishAlgebra I, English, Living Environment, SpanishComputer Aided Design, Fine Art, ForensicsFemale Empowerment Group, Student Leadership Council, Symphony Space, Theater for a New Audience (Shakespeare)Basketball, Soccer, Volleyball11236BROOKLYN3184697432297733081880001Canarsie-73.898940.6456851818K285I.S. 285 Meyer LevinAt Meyer Levin School for the Performing Arts, we believe in equity and excellence for all scholars. Academic Excellence: Meyer Levin has a Level 4 rating in ELA. This means all of our scholars have made significant progress on the state exam. In Mathematics, we have implemented the new Jump Math curriculum. We offer regents in Social Studies, Math, and Science. Student and Community Support: We believe in developing social emotional intelligence. Meyer Levin's Performing Arts program is famous for graduating top students in Dance, Chorus, Drama, Steel Pan, Instrumental Band, Keyboard and Visual Arts. We have sports teams such as Boys and Girls Basketball, Flag Football, Track and Field and Double-Dutch. Meyer Levin is a full Restorative Justice school and ALL of our students participate in weekly restorative circles. We believe in the "Community School" model and have a variety of community based organizations on our campus Innovation: Algebra for All: It is expected that all of our students will complete Algebra by graduation thus allowing them to take more advance math classes in high school. College Access for All: We have a full time College Access staff member to engage our students are all aspects of college life.East Flatbush
5909 Beverly Road, Brooklyn NY 11203
NoNot Accessible718-451-2200meyerlevin18k285.comN/AB17, B35, B46, B47, B7, B8K285AMeyer Levin (I.S. 285): Astral ProgramComposite Score2323945852NoNoOpen to students and residents of District 18..4th Grade New York State ELA Exam: 20%4th Grade New York State Math Exam: 20%Attendance: 20%Final 4th Grade Report Card: 40%.......K285MMeyer Levin (I.S. 285): Performing Arts ProgramScreened6611343432198NoYesOpen to students and residents of BrooklynPriority to students and residents of District 18Then to students and residents of Brooklyn.....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Academic and Personal BehaviorsAuditionFinal 4th Grade Report Card........K285ZMeyer Levin (I.S. 285): Borough Wide AcceptanceZonedOpen to students residing in the zone.........................................................................................................................912812John Dewey High SchoolClara Barton High SchoolBrooklyn High School of the Arts86666Gr 6-8No8am-2:50pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–€“ExpectedYesYes–€“Academic support and enrichment.Yes–€“Saturday program for academic support and enrichment.SpanishAlgebra I, Living Environment, US HistoryMeyer Levin offers the gifted Advanced Astral Placement for academically gifted students. We also offer the award winning Science, Technology, and Robotics program in partnership with Medgar Evers College. Meyer Levin has partnered with SuperVibes DJ Academy to start the Meyer Levin DJ School. We go beyond software education and explore the core elements that inspire and shape the music you create. We also offer the "Secret Society" project based learning initiative.Advanced Astral Placement, Dance, Drama, Instrumental Band, Marine Biology, Steel Pan Orchestra, Technology, Vocal Music (Chorus)Basketball LeagueDouble Dutch, Flag FootballMeyer Levin has a competitive sports program. We offer sports teams in the following areas: Flag Football (City Champs), Boys Basketball, Girls Basketball teams, Track and Field and Double Dutch.11203BROOKLYN3174593631045993047440001Rugby-Remsen Village-73.92097740.6468771818K366The Science And Medicine Middle School 366The Science and Medicine Middle School 366 (SMMS) uses health and medicine as a lens through which students learn core academic subjects, including mathematics, science, social studies, and English language arts. SMMS equips young people with the knowledge and skills to manage their own health and well-being, advocate for community members, and pursue post-high school education preparing them for careers related to health and wellness. We believe that students can, and should, shape their health, education, professional futures, and communities. To that end, SMMS uses a student-centered approach to learning which highlights student voice and engagement as priorities throughout our school. Through our partnerships with universities, hospitals, and other medical facilities, we enable our students to travel on their life's path to high school, post-secondary education, and careers.Canarsie
965 East 107th Street, Brooklyn NY 11236
NoFully Accessible718-688-6400schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolL to East 105th StB103, B6, B60, B82, B83, BM2, BM5K366LThe Science and Medicine Middle School 366Limited Unscreened392693320130YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 18Priority to students and residents of District 18 who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of District 18..Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above............................................................................................................................................893015Clara Barton High SchoolHigh School for Medical ProfessionsMidwood High School72399Gr 6-8No8:20 am-2:40 pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–€“OfferedYesYes–€“Academic support for certain students.NoSpanishAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentDance, Health, Medical Science, Spanish, TechnologyAmerican Cancer Society Breast Cancer Walk, Basketball, Citizen Science Medical Science Club, Dance, Girl Scouts, Go Red! with Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., Green Girls with the City Parks Department, Morning Show, PBIS Owl's Nest Team, Penny Harvest, Robotics, Weill Cornell Science and Medicine Entry Program, Write on with Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.Fitness Club, Soccer, Softball, Track and FieldBasketball11236BROOKLYN3184698433969403082150012Canarsie-73.89202240.6473231818K581East Flatbush Community Research SchoolOur vision is to create a safe environment in which authentic learning experiences build character and empower students to become independent thinkers. Our mission is to provide a Common Core Learning Standards (CCLS)-aligned curriculum, life skills, mentorship, interventions, and enrichment activities that will enhance learning and support the social-emotional growth of our students. At EFCRS, we focus on targeting individual needs. We possess a strong community of teachers who are committed to motivating, engaging, and providing rigorous learning experiences. Our parents appreciate the strong focus on instruction, smaller class sizes, and two and a half hours of expanded-day programming our school offers. Students enjoy the cultural exposure and the unique courses in expanded day. Unique academic offerings include: Algebra Regents Course, Specialized HS Test Prep, and Saturday Academy. Unique expanded-day offerings include: STEM Academy, Robotics, Coding, Cooking, Soccer, Chorus, Drumming, and Theater.East Flatbush
905 Winthrop Street, Brooklyn NY 11203
YesNot Accessible718-773-3059eastflatbushcrs.orgN/AB12, B15, B17, B35, B46, B46-SBS, B47, B7K581LThe East Flatbush Community Research SchoolLimited Unscreened23758331882NoNoOpen to students and residents of BrooklynPriority to students residing in the zone who sign in at an eventThen to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 18 who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of District 18.Then to students and residents of Brooklyn who sign in at an event.Then to students and residents of Brooklyn...Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above............................................................................................................................................902213Kurt Hahn Expeditionary Learning School73131Gr 6-8Yes, University Settlement Society of New York, Inc.8am-4:50pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–€“OfferedYesYes–€“Academic support for certain students.Yes–€“Saturday program for certain students.Algebra IHealth, MusicBook Club; Chess; Coding; Cooking-EFCRS Top Chef; Crochet; Dance; Double Dutch Club; Drumming, Flag Football; EFCRS School Musical; Film and Media; Fitness; Guitar Hero; Journalism; Lyric Lounge; Music Production; Robotics; STEM Academy; Student Government; Visual ArtsBasketball LeagueFlag FootballSoccer11203BROOKLYN3174188030997333046060025Prospect Lefferts Gardens-Wingate-73.92907640.658431818K588Middle School for Art and PhilosophyStudents at the Middle School for Art and Philosophy (MSAP) engage in a variety of concept based units of instruction throughout the year.Our instruction is student centered, interdisciplinary, and Common Core-aligned.The infusion of visual arts and applied philosophy courses makes our program unique.We are a Community School and our 21st Century Community Learning Center after-school partnership provides access to the arts through mural painting, instrumental music, vocals and a variety of dance. Our Elders Share the Arts Program connects students with elders in the community. Our students have been invited to perform at The Brooklyn Arts Council's annual fundraiser, the Urban Arts showcase, and a number of other venues.What students like most is that their teachers provide a nurturing environment though a small school structure that holds them accountable for their work and their actions through continuous support and opportunities for improvement.Students engage in three real-world project based learning experiences each year. These GRASPS tasks are concept driven and place students in the roles of scientists, historians and concerned citizens and charges them to apply their content understanding to solve a real world problem.East Flatbush
1084 Lenox Road, Brooklyn NY 11212
YesNot Accessible718-342-7563www.ms-ap.org3 to Saratoga AveB15, B17, B35, B47, B7, B8K588LMiddle School for Art and PhilosophyLimited Unscreened157302216104NoNoOpen to students and residents of District 18Priority to students residing in the zone who sign in at an eventThen to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 18 who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of District 18...Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above............................................................................................................................................93228Clara Barton High SchoolAbraham Lincoln High SchoolJohn Dewey High School77177Gr 6-8Yes, Urban Arts Partnership8:10am-3:07pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–€“OfferedYesYes–Academic support for certain students.Yes–€“Saturday program for certain students.21st Century Project-Based Learning, Applied Philosophy, Living Environment Regents, Visual and Performing ArtsBasketball, Breakdancing, Chorus, Community Service, Drum Line, Elders Share the Arts, Fitness Club, Hip-hop Dance, Instrumental music and songwriting, Leadership Development, Modern dance, Soccer, Student Government, Weaving Arts (textiles)Fitness ClubBasketball, Soccer, Track and Field11212BROOKLYN3174188631018403046690037Rugby-Remsen Village-73.92010940.6582951818K763Brooklyn Science and Engineering AcademyAt the Brooklyn Science and Engineering Academy, we believe that early exposure to science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) will support students' overall academic growth, develop their critical-thinking and reasoning skills, and enhance their interest in STEM study and careers. We engage young learners by having them assume the roles of scientists, authors, researchers, engineers, and mathematicians thus preparing them to compete and succeed in high school, college, and beyond. Hands-on, real-life learning projects will guide instruction and engage our students. Through our partnership with St. John's University, students will have access to STEM-based resources and receive an early college experience. To facilitate the transition from elementary to middle school, we provide a daily advisory class that is grounded in mindfulness, positive behaviors, and goal-setting.East Flatbush
5404 Tilden Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11203
YesFully Accessible718-240-3790www.brooklynsea.orgN/AB17, B35, B46, B46-SBS, B47, B7, B8K763LBrooklyn Science and Engineering AcademyLimited Unscreened40067451493YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 18Priority to students and residents of District 18 who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of District 18...Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above............................................................................................................................................944226Benjamin Banneker AcademyIt Takes a Village AcademyCultural Academy for the Arts and Sciences91257Gr 6-8No8:20am-2:40pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageNoNoYes–€“Academic support and enrichment.Yes–€“Saturday program for academic support and enrichment.Algebra I, Living EnvironmentA Capella, Chess, Cooking, Debate, Firefighting, Forensics, Graphic Design, LEGO Robotics, Newspaper, Photography, Step Dancing, The Science of SportsArt & Design Club; Chess; Cooking; Debate; Future Problem Solvers; Homework Help; LEGO Robotics Club; Saturday Academy; Stock Market Club; Video Game Design WorkshopsBasketball LeagueFlag Football, Floor Hockey, GymnasticsTrack11203BROOKLYN3174594631045133047390001Rugby-Remsen Village-73.92594840.6484232828Q008Richard S. Grossley (J.H.S. 8)All students are encouraged to participate in school activities and community service as well as to develop meaningful relationships with adults in our school. Students enjoy the availability of interesting classes and after-school activities. There is an enrichment program to fit each student's needs. Parents appreciate our various methods of making the home/school connection. We communicate with parents using the school messenger system which notifies parents of school events over the telephone, emails, and mailings. In addition, we provide informational workshops for parents. Parents also enjoy our new Parent Center which is complete with computers, a color printer, and comfortable seating. Our parent coordinator and community assistants are available to demonstrate Skedula, Acuity, and Access web-based programs for families. Parents/Guardians also like our principal's open door policy, where they have an opportunity to meet with the principal, academy principals, and school staff.South Jamaica
108-35 167th Street, Queens NY 11433
YesPartially Accessible718-739-6883schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolN/AQ111, Q112, Q113, Q114, Q4, Q42, Q5, Q60, Q83, Q84, Q85, X64Q008URichard S. Grossley (J.H.S. 8)Open272683320100NoYesOpen to students and residents of QueensPriority to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 28Then to students and residents of Queens...Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above............................................................................................................................................902219John Adams High SchoolHillcrest High SchoolJohn Bowne High School75339Gr 6-8Yes, Southern Queens Park Association, Inc.8am-3:20pmYes—Top and bottom-specific colors or stylesEnglish as a New LanguageNoYes––After-SchoolYes–Academic support for certain students.Yes–€“Saturday program for academic support and enrichment.Korean, SpanishForeign Language Studies (Korean & Spanish), New-Leroy Comrie Science Lab (science enrichment), New Prep Scholars, Specialized High Schools Prep Course, Talents & Arts (Art, Band)Achieve 3000; ARISTA/NJHS; Band; Chorus; Dance; Drumline; English as a New Language After-School/Saturday Programs; Field Trips: High Schools, Colleges, Washington, DC; Flocabulary; Girls Empowered and Motivated for Success; Junior Deans Program; Program Partners: UFT, Teacher Center, Sports & Arts in Schools Foundation; Project BOOST; Student Government; Substance Abuse Prevention and Intervention; Young Men’s InitiativeBasketball LeagueBadminton, Baseball, Soccer, VolleyballBadminton ball League, Baseball, Basketball, NYC Middle School Baseball League, NYC Middle School Basket, Rugby, Tennis, Volleyball11433QUEENS4122725842166554101780001South Jamaica-73.78719240.697192828Q072Catherine & Count Basie Middle School 72Our school is a community of instructional innovation that provides choices and options for young people to become critical thinkers and lifelong learners in an environment of care and respect. Our goal is to meet the need of every young person through collaboration, opportunity, and experience. Catherine and Count Basie Middle School is one of the best-kept secrets of District 28. Our school staff is committed to providing a high-quality and meaningful educational experience for each child. The school's environment supports students, parents, and staff in an effort to offer every child an opportunity for an excellent education. Our curriculum includes specialty courses, advisory courses, elective courses, and a range of extracurriculars, all within a challenging curriculum. We provide students with the opportunity to take educational excursions, visit colleges and universities, interact with political officials, and use their voices to impact change in our ever-changing society.Springfield Gardens North
133-25 Guy R Brewer Boulevard, Queens NY 11434
YesPartially Accessible718-723-6200schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolN/AQ111, Q113, Q114, Q6, Q85, QM21Q072MCatherine and Count Basie (M.S. 72) Haitian Creole Dual Language ProgramScreened: Language1383667525YesYesOpen to students and residents of Queens..Preference is given to English Language Learners (ELLs), Heritage Language Speakers of the target language, Participants of elementary school-level Dual Language and Transitional Bilingual Education programs in the target language........Q072UCatherine & Count Basie Middle School 72Open13741059291NoYesOpen to students and residents of District 28Priority to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 28.....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above.................................................................................................................................88168John Adams High SchoolHillcrest High SchoolJohn Bowne High School63375Gr 6-8Yes, The Child Center of NY, Inc8:20am-2:40pmYes––Official uniform must be purchasedEnglish as a New LanguageNoYesYesYesSpanishAlgebra I, Earth ScienceAdvisory, Dance, Instrumental Music, Project-Based Courses, STEM, Technology, Visual Arts, Vocal MusicAlvin Ailey Dance; ARISTA Honor Society; Beacon; Broadway Jr.; Gender Classes; Gospel Choir; MOUSE Squad; Multicultural Club; Penny Harvest; Spanish Proficiency Exam Tutoring; Specialized High School Prep; International Travel Program; Student Council; Summer Transition ProgramNetballBasketball, Horseback Riding, Swimming, Track and Field11434QUEENS412283340242700594124950270Springfield Gardens North-73.77595140.6737692828Q157J.H.S. 157 Stephen A. HalseyStudents enjoy being part of a school that provides a nurturing environment which celebrates their work and achievement and offers a variety of enrichment activities. Students in our accelerated Honors Program take NYC High School Courses and Regents (Algebra 1;Biology; US History). Students also enjoy participating in the Performing Arts Talent Program of their choice, including theatrical productions in Drama, Choral, Band, STEAM, Tech/Computers, Dance and Visual Arts. Students participate in the New York State School Music Association festival and other performance and competitive based activities. Parents like how our school promotes a child-centered learning environment. We promote parent engagement and an open door policy where parents can come to our school at any time and speak to a member of our staff. We collaborate with parents and guardians to ensure their child's success at J.H.S 157.Forest Hills
63-55 102nd Street, Queens NY 11374
NoNot Accessible718-830-4910schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolM, R to 67th AveQ23, Q38, Q58, Q60, Q72, Q88, QM10, QM11, QM12, QM18, QM40, QM42Q157MPerforming Arts ProgramScreened403681814522YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 28..4th Grade New York State ELA & Math ExamsAttendanceAuditionFinal 4th Grade Report Card.......Q157UStephen A. Halsey (J.H.S. 157)Open9301353265344YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 28Priority to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 28.....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above.................................................................................................................................965758Forest Hills High SchoolJ.H.S. 157 Stephen A. HalseyTownsend Harris High School831636Gr 6-9No8am-2:20pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageNoYesYes–€“Academic support and enrichment.NoSpanishAlgebra I, Living Environment, Spanish, US HistoryDance, Drama, Music (Band and Vocal Performance), STEAM, Spanish, Tech/Computer, Visual ArtAll-STARZ After-School Program, Ballroom Dancing Program, Competitive Math Team, Chess Club, Cooking Club, Creative Writing Club, Debate Teams, competitive and non-competitive; Educational parent-student day trips, ELA/Math Test Prep, Free Specialized HS Spring and Fall Test Prep for all 7th Grade Students, Girls and Boys Physical Fitness Clubs, GSA Club, Halsey Garden Club, Parkour Club, Peer Mediation, Regents Test PrepVolleyball LeagueFlag Football, VolleyballBasketball, Cheer, Exercise and Fitness, Flag Football, Handball, Soccer, Volleyball11374QUEENS4062972144428464021260014Forest Hills-73.85382540.7322892828Q167MELS – Metropolitan Expeditionary Learning SchoolWe follow the EL Education (eleducation.org) model, in which students engage in learning expeditions and have multiple opportunities for hands-on learning. Students participate in fieldwork experiences with experts in a variety of fields (activists, authors, scientists, doctors, etc.) that take them outside of the classroom and give them a chance to experience the concepts they are learning. Students receive a strong background in science, technology, and sustainability and have multiple opportunities after school to apply the ideas learned in class to real-world projects. Parents play a major role in the school, from attending student-led conferences to being chaperones and participants for fieldwork to contributing to various school committees. Students belong to crews, which are small advisory groups with an advisor. Students participate in a four-day wilderness/backpacking adventure.Forest Hills
91-30 Metropolitan Avenue, Queens NY 11375
YesFully Accessible718-286-3500metropolitanels.comN/ABM5, Q11, Q21, Q23, Q52, Q53, Q54, Q55, QM12, QM15, QM42Q167LMetropolitan Expeditionary Learning SchoolLimited Unscreened8751659919102YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 28Priority to students and residents of District 28 who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of District 28...Last year, this program only admitted students from priority group 1.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above............................................................................................................................................994030Metropolitan Expeditionary Learning School90841Gr 6-12No8:30am-3:20pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageYes––50+ hours expected by graduationYesNoNoAlgebra IArt, Instrumental MusicArt; Boatbuilding; Crew; Intramural Sports; Manga Club; Music; NYC Outward Bound Activities; National Junior Honor Society (NJHS); Outdoor Expeditions; Rap Crew; Robotics; Rock Climbing; Speech/Debate; Theater; Web DesignBasketball LeagueBasketball LeagueSoccerBaseball, Running, Volleyball, Yoga11375QUEENS4062964544472334038860800Forest Hills-73.85669840.7113672828Q190J.H.S. 190 Russell SageStudents like our diverse, collaborative school community dedicated to achieving academic excellence for all students. Our nurturing environment fosters a family of lifelong learners. We pride ourselves on delivering challenging and engaging lessons as well as offering a multitude of activities to develop a well-rounded child. We offer Regents courses, Multiple Foreign Language courses, a full talent program which includes fine arts, band, chorus, dance, and drama courses. Students as well as parents appreciate the extra help and support available. We embrace our multicultural student body where we have a 100% respect for 100% of people, 100% of the time philosophy. All students from sixth, seventh, and eighth grade are encouraged to participate in Student Council because it provides them the opportunity to get involved. In addition, students have the opportunity to be inducted into the National Junior Honor Society (NJHS) and participate in the Mathcounts Competition. We have a state-of-the-art science lab, a newly renovated student-friendly library, two computer labs, multiple computer carts, and a brand new fully-furnished dance studio. We have an active Parent Association whose members work tirelessly for the good of our school.Forest Hills
68-17 Austin Street, Queens NY 11375
NoFully Accessible718-830-4970schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolM, R to 67th Ave; E, F to Forest Hills - 71st AveQ23, Q60, Q64, QM11, QM12, QM18, QM4, QM42, QM44Q190URussell Sage Junior High School (J.H.S. 190)Open8821433347257YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 28Priority to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 28..Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above............................................................................................................................................965855Forest Hills High SchoolQueens Metropolitan High SchoolHillcrest High School761055Gr 6-8No8:10am-2:30pmNoEnglish as a New Language, Transitional Bilingual Education: SpanishNoYesNoNoFrench, SpanishAlgebra I, French, Living Environment, Spanish, US HistoryArt, Chorus, Dance, Drama, English as a New Language After-School Support, Portfolio Development, Specialized High School Test Preparation, VocalComputer Club; Computers; Debate Team; Geometry Prep; Honors Program; Math Team; NJHS; Science Olympia; SHSAT Prep; Student Council; Yearbook ClubBaseball, Basketball LeagueVolleyball LeagueBaseball, Fitness Club11375QUEENS406297130540752144031720002Forest Hills-73.85169940.7227072828Q217J.H.S. 217 Robert A. Van WyckStudents like our technology-based education. They use their laptops in class to take notes via the use of Google Docs, do research, and create iMovies, PowerPoints, class wikis, and class blogs. Through our Green Magnet Educating for Sustainability curriculum, students are involved in studying about, and taking actions in, their local and global communities. Students also like the wide range of in-class programs and after-school activities we offer. Parents appreciate our parent education classes and the school's communication efforts, including many opportunities for parental involvement. We utilize a web-based communication portal called PupilPath that permits parents and students to track student academic and behavior progress daily and in real-time. Laptops and additional digital devices are utilized in all classrooms. Our school community is diverse, with over 40 nations represented. We have a greenhouse, pollinators' garden, and an organic vegetable garden on our campus.Briarwood
85-05 144th Street, Queens NY 11435
NoPartially Accessible718-657-112028q217.nycdoe.orgF to Sutphin Blvd; E to Briarwood - Van Wyck BlvdQ111, Q112, Q114, Q20A, Q20B, Q25, Q34, Q40, Q43, Q44-SBS, Q46, Q60, Q83, QM21Q217URobert A. Van Wyck (Middle School 217)Open8431762369366YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 28Priority to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 28...Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above............................................................................................................................................954034Hillcrest High SchoolJohn Bowne High SchoolThomas A. Edison Career and Technical Education High School781630Gr 6-8No8:10am-2:30pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–€ExpectedYes––After-SchoolYesYes–€“Saturday program for academic support and enrichment.Latin, SpanishAlgebra I, Living Environment, US HistoryAfter-School English as a New Language Academy, Regents Prep, Saturday Academy, SHSAT PrepAfter-School/Before-School/Saturday School Clubs and Teams: Baseball, Basketball, Cheerleading, Chess, Coding, Comic Books, Cooking, Drama, LEGO Robotics, Men of Strength, Mighty Milers, Modern Dance, Science Research, Soccer, STEP, Swimming, Volleyball, Yearbook, Yoga, Young Debaters, Young Women of PowerBasketball League, Volleyball LeagueSoccer, Volleyball, YogaBasketball, Cheerleading, Football, Step, Swimming, Wrestling11435QUEENS4082423242081244097240173Briarwood-Jamaica Hills-73.81250840.7100242828Q284York Early College AcademyVision: The Vision of York Early College Academy (YECA) is to develop the next generation of forward-thinking, tenacious leaders who are socially responsive to their communities. Mission: The mission of York Early College Academy (YECA) is to provide a highly supportive and academically challenging learning environment for traditionally under-served, but strongly motivated students with high potential for future academic and career success. Upon entering sixth grade, college and career preparation is introduced and continually communicated to all students while progressing through a rigorous curricula and instruction centered on critical thinking, research, communication, professional writing, and problem-solving. Our mission will be actualized in an environment where trust is cultivated amongst students, teachers, administrators, staff, parents, and the community. Core Values: Service, Perseverance, Advocacy, Reflection, and Collaboration.South Jamaica
108-35 167th Street, Queens NY 11433
YesPartially Accessible718-262-8547yorkearlycollegeacademy.comN/AQ111, Q112, Q113, Q114, Q4, Q42, Q5, Q60, Q83, Q84, Q85, X64Q284LYork Early College AcademyLimited Unscreened7661341091575YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 28Priority to students and residents of District 28 who attend an eventThen to students and residents of District 28...Last year, this program only admitted students from priority group 1.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above............................................................................................................................................996360York Early College Academy93646Gr 6-12No8am-2:20pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–€“ExpectedNoYesYesSpanishAlgebra I, Earth ScienceArt, Drama, Music, Software EngineeringBuilders Club; Chess; Cosmetology; Dance; Drama; Homework Help; Robotics; STEP TeamBaseballBasketball, Cricket, Flag Football, Volleyball11433QUEENS4122725842166554101780001South Jamaica-73.78719240.697192828Q287The Emerson SchoolStudents are immersed in a stimulating and inspiring learning environment. The Emerson School provides a rigorous academic experience with effective educators who lead students in taking responsibility for their education. The Emerson parent is a shared decision maker in all aspects of the school, from curriculum to environment. Transparent communication occurs regularly with faculty and school leadership regarding student learning.South Jamaica
108-35 167th Street, Queens NY 11433
YesPartially Accessible718-657-4801theemersonschool.comN/AQ111, Q112, Q113, Q114, Q4, Q42, Q5, Q60, Q83, Q84, Q85, X64Q287UThe Emerson SchoolOpen22059231791NoNoOpen to students and residents of District 28Priority to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 28...Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above............................................................................................................................................862416John Adams High SchoolNewtown High SchoolHillcrest High School76365Gr 6-8No8:50am-3:10pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageNoYesNoYes––Saturday programMandarinAlgebra I, Living Environment, US HistoryArt, MusicAcademic Intervention Programs; Arts and Literacy After-School Program; Project BOOST; Tutorial and Enrichment CoursesBasketball LeagueFitness Club, Soccer, Tennis11433QUEENS4122725842166554101780001South Jamaica-73.78719240.697192828Q310Queens Collegiate: A College Board SchoolOur students like the use of technology in every classroom (laptop carts, ActiveBoards, etc.) and our facilities, which include five gyms (with two basketball courts, a dance/yoga studio, a weight room, and a swimming pool). Parents appreciate the regular communication they receive through email, phone blasts, text messages, and the school's gradebook system. Additionally, online gradebooks show students' grades in real-time, including homework and test scores. Parents will also be emailed when a student misses homework. Parents also appreciate the school's frequent college tours, and our partnership with Queens Community House, The City University of New York (CUNY), and numerous Advanced Placement courses.Briarwood-Jamaica Hills
167-01 Gothic Drive, Queens NY 11432
YesNot Accessible718-658-4016queenscollegiate.wordpress.comF to 169th StQ1, Q17, Q2, Q25, Q3, Q30, Q31, Q34, Q36, Q43, Q6, Q65, Q76, Q77, Q8, X68Q310LQueens Collegiate: A College Board SchoolLimited Unscreened40180661368YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 28Priority to students and residents of District 28 who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of District 28...Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above............................................................................................................................................933931Queens Collegiate: A College Board SchoolThomas A. Edison Career and Technical Education High School79671Gr 6-12No8:20am-2:40pmYes—Top and bottom-specific colors or stylesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–€“OfferedYesNoYes–€“Saturday program for certain students.SpanishAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentAdvisory (study skills, conflict resolution), Art, Chorus, Health, Piano, Technology, TheaterGirl Power!, Male Mentoring, MS Boost Academy, Science Research ClubBasketball LeagueCheerleading, SoccerCHAMPS Cricket (co-ed)11432QUEENS4082445244488064098580100Briarwood-Jamaica Hills-73.79723740.7132182828Q332Redwood Middle SchoolRedwood is a small middle school that offers students exciting academic opportunities including STEM coursework, Regents courses in eighth grade, and foreign language. Students are strongly encouraged to sign up for our after-school program which runs from 3:10pm-6pm. During this time, students engage in both academic work and enrichment clubs. Advisory groups work together on identifying school, community, and global issues and creating service learning projects around those issues. Students also participate in week-long mini-courses called Inquiry Explorations. Inquiry Explorations are intended to challenge students through in-depth immersion in compelling topics like stereotypes in fairy tales, forensic science, and photography. These courses will include fieldwork, use of experts, and product development geared towards audiences in and outside of school.Springfield Gardens North
133-25 Guy R Brewer Boulevard, Queens NY 11434
YesPartially Accessible718-276-4540schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolN/AQ111, Q113, Q114, Q6, Q85, QM21Q332LRedwood Middle SchoolLimited Unscreened237582319101NoYesOpen to students and residents of District 28Priority to students residing in the zone who sign in at an eventThen to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 28 who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of District 28...Last year, this program only admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above............................................................................................................................................862519John Bowne High SchoolBenjamin N. Cardozo High SchoolBusiness Technology Early College High School92309Gr 6-8No7:45am-3:10pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageNoNoYes–€“Academic support and enrichment.Yes–€Saturday program for academic support and enrichment.Algebra IHealth, Inquiry Explorations, Literacy Intensives, Math Intensives, Music, Spanish, STEM, Visual ArtsBroadway Jr; Chess; Computer Coding; Dance; Fencing; Film Production; Literacy Intensive (small-group, skill-based classes); Math Intensive (small-group, skill-based classes); Music; School Newspaper; STEP; Student GovernmentCross Country, Track and FieldBoys Basketball, Fencing, Girls Basketball, Running Club, Soccer, Step Team, Track and Field, Yoga11434QUEENS412283340242700594124950270Springfield Gardens North-73.77595140.6737692828Q358M.S. 358M.S. 358, The Magnet School For STEAM Exploration & Experiential Learning, is the pride of Jamaica, Queens! Named a 2018 Reward School by the NYS Depart. of Education, we have significantly reduced the achievement gap by providing students a safe & supportive learning environment, in a new, state-of-the-art building. Our students experience high-quality instruction that paves the way towards college & career readiness. Staff support student academic achievement & social-emotional growth & provide experiential Project Based STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Mathematics) Learning. Providing students with courses in coding & computer programming gives students a competitive edge in today's evolving world. As a Magnet school, we partner with various non-profit organizations to enhance learning activities, expose students to a curriculum enriched with trips, guest speakers & authentic learning experiences in addition to partnering with colleges, & universities to prepare students & families for the transition to high school, college, and beyond! Twice a year, students empower themselves through student-led conferences (SLC) where they are able to share their academic & personal growth with their families.Jamaica
88-08 164th Street, Queens NY 11432
YesFully Accessible718-558-6240www.ms358q.orgF to 169th St; E, J, Z to Jamaica Center - Parsons / ArcherQ1, Q110, Q111, Q112, Q113, Q114, Q17, Q2, Q20A, Q20B, Q24, Q25, Q3, Q30, Q31, Q34, Q36, Q4, Q41, Q42, Q43, Q44-SBS, Q5, Q54, Q56, Q6, Q65, Q76, Q77, Q8, Q83, Q84, Q85, Q9, X68Q358UM.S. 358Open462101652280YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 28Priority to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 28...Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above............................................................................................................................................94292985381Gr 6-8No8:20am-2:40pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageNoNoNoNoSpanishAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentArt, Coding, Computer Science, DanceAlvin Ailey Workshops, Chess Club, Computer Science Club, Dance Company Club, Debate Club, Financial Literacy Clubs, Flamenco Vivo, Futures and Options, Girls Who Code, Harmony Music Program, Language Club, Peer Mediator Club, STEAM Week, STEM/Science Fair, Student Government, Town HallBasketball, Dance, Soccer, STEP, Track11432QUEENS412244460243105144098130033Jamaica-73.7979840.708692828Q680Queens Gateway to Health Sciences Secondary SchoolStudents love our family-like atmosphere where staff members know them personally. Parents appreciate our high academic standards and the high expectations for student success. We have a very active Parent Teacher Association (PTA), and parents value the teachers' involvement. We are listed in US News and World Report as one of America's Best High Schools (Silver Medalist for 2008-2010). We were listed by the New York Post among the Top 50 New York City's Best High Schools (2010).Flushing Heights-Hillcrest
160-20 Goethals Avenue, Queens NY 11432
YesFully Accessible718-969-3155www.queensgateway.comN/AQ25, Q34, Q46, Q65, QM1, QM31, QM35, QM36, QM5, QM6, QM7, QM8Q680MQueens Gateway to Health Sciences Secondary SchoolScreened13291241681682YesYesOpen to students and residents of Districts 28 & 29..4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAttendance and PunctualityFinal 4th Grade Report Card............................................................................................................................................978683Queens Gateway to Health Sciences Secondary SchoolThe Bronx High School of ScienceBrooklyn Technical High School82690Gr 6-12No8am-2:50pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageNoYesYes––Academic support for certain students.Yes––Saturday program for test prepSpanishAlgebra I, Earth Science, Spanish, US HistoryAffiliations: Queens Center Hospital, St. Johns; Clubs: Scrabble, Music, Zumba, Robotics, Thespian; Health & Wellness Program; Male & Female Medical Mentoring Programs; Medical Advisories; Medical Speakers Bureau; Pharmacy Club; Pre-Nursing ClubBasketball, Girls Volley Ball11432QUEENS40824126745397214068580050Pomonok-Flushing Heights-Hillcrest-73.80649940.7188312828Q896Young Women's Leadership School, QueensThe Young Women's Leadership School (TYWLS), Queens is structured to give each young woman individualized attention. We focus on nurturing the academic, social, and developmental growth of our students. We expect our students to go above and beyond the New York City and New York State school graduation requirements as we prepare them for college. Our parents appreciate the personalized attention their family receives. We use PupilPath, a web-based communication system, to inform our parents of their daughter's academic progress. Parents also appreciate the Summer Bridge Enrichment Program for incoming sixth grade students. The Young Women's Leadership Network (YWLN) and the CollegeBound Initiative provide a full-time CollegeBound counselor. Students are immediately exposed to colleges, college fairs, and expectations beginning in sixth grade.Briarwood-Jamaica Hills
150-91 87th Road, Queens NY 11432
NoFully Accessible718-725-0402tywlsqueens.orgF to Parsons Blvd; E, J, Z to Jamaica Center - Parsons / ArcherQ1, Q110, Q111, Q112, Q113, Q114, Q17, Q2, Q20A, Q20B, Q24, Q25, Q3, Q30, Q31, Q34, Q36, Q4, Q40, Q41, Q42, Q43, Q44-SBS, Q5, Q54, Q56, Q6, Q65, Q76, Q77, Q8, Q83, Q84, Q85, Q9, X68Q896MThe Young Women's Leadership School, QueensScreened902791251575YesYesAll-girls school; open to students and residents of Queens..4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAttendance and PunctualityFinal 4th Grade Report Card............................................................................................................................................987759Young Women's Leadership School, QueensJohn Bowne High School87563Gr 6-12No8am-2:17pmYes—Official uniform must be purchasedEnglish as a New LanguageYes–€“ExpectedYesYes–€“For incoming sixth graders.YesFrench, SpanishAlgebra I, Earth Science, SpanishSixth Grade: Health, Technology; Seventh Grade: Art, Spanish; Eighth Grade: French, MusicAnime Club, Cheerleading Team, Cooking Club, Debate Team, De-stress Movie Mondays, DREAMers Alliance, Fun and Fit Club, Fun with Robotics, I Am Me Club, Math Club, MSA, Research Center, Rhythm & Voice Club, Rock Band, SAT Prep, STEP Team, Student Government,Fitness Club, Step, Track and FieldTigers Cheerleaders, Volleyball Club11432QUEENS4082423642075104097070048Briarwood-Jamaica Hills-73.80641240.707527909X022J.H.S. 022 Jordan L. MottAt M.S. 22 we work together as a team to ensure high-level student learning for all. We are respectful, organized, responsible, and safe (RORS). Teacher teams work with small groups of students to meet the students' academic, social, and emotional needs of our students. Team 22 works together to ensure that every student leaves our building at the end of eighth grade prepared for success in high school and beyond.East Concourse-Concourse Village
270 East 167th Street, Bronx NY 10456
YesNot Accessible718-681-6850schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-School4, B, D to 167th StBx1, Bx11, Bx15, Bx18, Bx2, Bx32, Bx35, Bx41, Bx41-SBS, BxM4X022UJordan L. Mott (M.S. 22)Open336863326104No1Open to students and residents of the BronxPriority to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 9Then to students and residents of District 10Then to students and residents of the Bronx.Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above........................................................................................................57113Bronx Leadership Academy II High SchoolDreamYard Preparatory SchoolCommunity School for Social Justice84444Gr 6-8Yes, SHELTERING ARMS CHILDREN & FAMILY SERVICES INC8am-3:20pmYesEnglish as a New Language, Transitional Bilingual Education: SpanishNoYesYesYesStrategic Reading Period, Tech Arts (Robotics, Computer Programming, Digital Arts), Theater Arts, Visual Arts, WIN Period (What I Need)A diverse offering of extracurricular activities brought to you through our partnership with LeAp (Learning through an expanded Arts Program); Arts; Career Awareness & Character Development; Cheerleading; Culinary Arts; Peer Mediation; Step Team; Student Leadership Development; Technology; Theater; Variety of Sports; and much more.SoftballCross CountryBaseball, Basketball, Cross Country, Soccer, Track, Volleyball10456BRONX2041617520024102024380050East Concourse-Concourse Village-73.91402740.833131909X117I.S. 117 Joseph H. WadeOur Mission at the Wade Academies M.S. 117 is to provide a safe, nurturing, educational community that develops the whole child through implementation of rigorous, CCLS-Aligned instruction as well as systems and structures that support the social and emotional needs of adolescents. We celebrate perfect and most improved attendance with monthly rewards and incentives. Students have the opportunity to showcase their talents at our Winter Wonderland Show, Cultural Dance Show and the end of the year Wade Idol. We host Annual Career Day. All students are allowed to select up to three clubs they would like for the school year. We have four Academies within our school: New Horizons, World Culture, Social Justice, College and Career Explorations.Mount Hope
1865 Morris Avenue, Bronx NY 10453
YesNot Accessible718-583-7750jhs117.orgB, D to 174th-175th Sts; 4 to 176th StBx1, Bx18, Bx2, Bx3, Bx32, Bx36, Bx40, Bx41, Bx41-SBS, Bx42, BxM4X117UJoseph H. Wade Academies (M.S. 117)Open289753328112NoNoOpen to students and residents of the BronxPriority to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 9Then to students and residents of District 10Then to students and residents of the Bronx.Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above........................................................................................................85128Kingsbridge International High SchoolBronx Leadership Academy II High SchoolBronx Leadership Academy High School74513Gr 6-8Yes, Community Association of Progressive Dominicans, Inc.8am-3:35pmYesEnglish as a New Language, Transitional Bilingual Education: SpanishYes–ExpectedYes–Before- and after-schoolYes–Academic support and enrichmentYes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichmentSpanishAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentAdvisory, Art, Dance, Specialized High School Test Preparation, TechnologyArt Club, Cheerleading Club, Chess Club, Club Fame Dance Club, Community Service, Dance, Dance Club, Fashion Club, Journalism Club, Latin Dance Club, Music Production, Photography Club, Robotics, Specialized High School Test Preparation, Student Council, Technology, Teen Leadership and Conflict Resolution Groups, Yearbook ClubBaseball, Basketball, Soccer, Track (Girls on the Run), Volleyball10453BRONX205142330120079022028270001Mount Hope-73.90841640.848547909X128Mott Hall IIIOur students enjoy our small environment where they are treated like family. We celebrate our students' talents through science and curriculum fairs, talent showcases, and cultural celebrations. Students like our SMART Boards and computers in each classroom, laptop carts for each grade, and computer lab. Parents embrace our challenging academic experiences and high standards. We offer families tools to support their children, including weekly progress reports and an online gradebook. We work closely with our PTA to offer events that celebrate our community and showcase our students' talents. Our school is proud to have proficiency scores in ELA and math that nearly triple district averages. We were listed as "Among the Best" middle schools by the NY Daily News in 2012. We have been profiled in each edition of New York City's Best Public Middle Schools: A Parent's Guide. Our graduates regularly gain acceptance into highly competitive specialized, private, and parochial high schools.Morrisania
580 Crotona Park South, Bronx NY 10456
YesNot Accessible718-842-6138motthall3.comN/ABx11, Bx15, Bx17, Bx21, Bx35, Bx41, Bx41-SBSX128SMott Hall IIIScreened8381658723102YesYesOpen to students and residents of Districts 9 and 10Priority to students and residents of District 9Then to students and residents of District 10.Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAcademic and Personal BehaviorsAttendance and PunctualityInterviewWriting Assignment........................................................................................................944344Bronx Center for Science and MathematicsPelham Preparatory AcademyKnowledge and Power Preparatory Academy International High School (Kappa)90363Gr 6-8No8am-2:20pmYes—Official uniform must be purchasedEnglish as a New LanguageNoYesYesYes–Saturday program for certain studentsAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentAdvisory Program, Baker's Delight, Calligraphy, Chess Club, Chorus, College Prep, Cultural Celebrations, Curriculum Expos, Dance, Drama, Google App Inventor, Graphic Novel Design, Intro to Drawing, Learn to Code, Poetry and Creative Writing, Talent Showcases, TypingAfter-School Enrichment Academy; Drama; Future City Competition; MH3 Chess Team; MH3 Chorus; MH3 Dance Team; MH3 Rock Stars; Photography; Prep 9; Specialized High School Prep; Student Government; TEAK; The Oliver Program; Trips to Colleges and Universities in the Tri-State AreaSoftballBaseballBasketball10456BRONX2031614920097182029320001Morrisania-Melrose-73.90075140.835286909X215Knowledge and Power Preparatory Academy - KAPPAThe Knowledge and Power Preparatory Academy (KAPPA) was modeled after KIPP Charter School, in partnership with Replications, Inc., which was founded by John Elwell. KAPPA is a college preparatory school that provides its scholars with a rigorous education in all academic subjects. Eighth grade students are given the opportunity to take the Living Environment Regents and Algebra Regents. Our scholars are given opportunities to participate in the annual Top Scholar Tour. This special program is designed to expose students to higher education opportunities, domestic and international travel, historical landmarks and cultural institutions. Our scholars participate in academic competitions such as: annual Spelling Bee, annual KAPPA Math Competition, Pi5NY Math Competition, annual STEM Fair and local art competitions. We also host special events such as: School Spirit Night, Carnival Night and March Madness. We facilitate school service activities such as; Chef-Boy-Ar-Dee Day, toy drives, water drives, coat drives and other community based projects. We are dedicated to preparing our scholars to being "Tomorrow's Leaders and Problem Solvers."Claremont
3630 Third Avenue, Bronx NY 10456
YesNot Accessible718-590-5455schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolN/ABx11, Bx15, Bx17, Bx21, Bx32, Bx35, Bx41, Bx41-SBSX215SKAPPAScreened558134662191YesYesOpen to students and residents of Districts 9 and 10Priority to students and residents of District 9Then to students and residents of District 10.Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Academic and Personal BehaviorsEntrance AssessmentFinal 4th Grade Report CardInterview........................................................................................................853124Bronx Center for Science and MathematicsUrban Assembly School for the Performing Arts86317Gr 6-8No7:30am-2:05pmYes—Top, bottom, and shoes specific colors or stylesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–ExpectedYes–After-SchoolYes–For incoming sixth graders and for academic support and enrichmentNoAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentArtArchonettes and Amicettes Club, Health Ambassadors Club, Student Government, Xposure After-School Program, Yearbook CommitteeBasketball, Soccer10456BRONX203161470120096112029250001Claremont-Bathgate-73.9044940.833511909X218P.S./I.S. 218 Rafael Hernandez Dual Language Magnet SchoolStudents at P.S./I.S. 218 spend half of their time learning content information in English and the other half learning in Spanish. We are a K-8 Dual Language School. Our goal is to have students become biliterate, meaning that they can engage in academic work in both languages. Additionally, our middle school students are given accelerated instruction in mathematics and science in anticipation of taking the Algebra I and Living Environment Regents in the eighth grade. And, through a wide variety of experiences, students view the world through a global perspective. Whether communicating with college students abroad or conducting research for a company like Time Inc., our students use the skills learned in the classroom in authentic ways. Students thrive in an environment that enables them to be productive citizens who respect and embrace linguistic and cultural differences. Parents enjoy a welcoming environment which encourages them to participate in the education of their children. They embrace the high expectations of our teachers, and work alongside us to foster well-rounded young adults. The school also encourages parents' personal growth by providing workshops on current topics.West Concourse
1220 Gerard Avenue, Bronx NY 10452
YesFully Accessible718-410-7230rhdl218.org4, B, D to 167th StBx1, Bx11, Bx13, Bx18, Bx2, Bx32, Bx35, BxM4X218SP.S./I.S. 218 Spanish Dual Language Magnet ProgramScreened: Language5911286623101YesNoOpen to students and residents of Districts 9 and 10Priority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students residing in the elementary school zoneThen to students and residents of District 9Then to students and residents of District 10.Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.English Language Learners (ELLs), Heritage Language Speakers of the target language, Participants of elementary school-level Dual Language and Transitional Bilingual Education programs in the target language.4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAttendance and PunctualityFinal 4th Grade Report CardSpanish Competency Test........................................................................................................973731Bronx Leadership Academy II High School911009Gr K-8No8am-2:20pmYesEnglish as a New Language, Dual Language: SpanishYes–31-50 hours expected by graduationYesYes–Academic support for certain studentsYes–Saturday program for test prepAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentAdvisory, Art, Drama, i-Ready, Music, Physical EducationAdvisory; BOKS Fitness Program; Chorus; Drama; Geek Squad (Honor Society); Health; Health Initiatives; Reach for the World; Student Council; WHEDco After-School Program: Dance, Sports, Chess, Fitness, Science, High School Preparation, the ArtsFlag Rugby, VolleyballRafael Hernandez Wresting through Beat the Streets10452BRONX2041619720971302024800008West Concourse-73.92002640.835847909X219M.S. 219At M.S. 219, each student is treated as an individual who makes valuable contributions to our school. Students enjoy our integration of technology into core subject areas. Parents value M.S. 219's mission to create, promote, and sustain a school community with a culture of mutual support and collective responsibility for the educational and holistic development of learners.Claremont
3630 Third Avenue, Bronx NY 10456
YesNot Accessible718-681-7093schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolN/ABx11, Bx15, Bx17, Bx21, Bx32, Bx35, Bx41, Bx41-SBSX219UM.S. 219Open279892328112NoNoOpen to students and residents of the BronxPriority to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 9Then to students and residents of District 10Then to students and residents of the Bronx.Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above........................................................................................................91103Eximius College Preparatory Academy: A College Board School68352Gr 6-8Yes, The Children's Aid Society8:40am-4pmYesEnglish as a New Language, Transitional Bilingual Education: SpanishNoYesYesYes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichmentChorus; Dance; Drama; Grade Trips (Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, D.C.); Music; Robotics; STEAM Initiatives; Tech Lab; Univision Media Center ProgramGirls Volleyball LeagueBasketball, Intramural Football, Track and Field, Volleyball, Wiffle Ball10456BRONX203161470120096112029250001Claremont-Bathgate-73.9044940.833511909X229I.S. 229 Roland PattersonOur mission is to create a rigorous learning environment that encourages students to express and achieve their greatest potential while seamlessly integrating the Common Core Learning Standards. We deliver a diverse and integrated curriculum that reaches across all disciplines at all grade levels. Students are encouraged to meet academic challenges with openness, critical thinking, and creative problem solving. We promote an atmosphere of cooperation and a can-do spirit with respect for individual differences and community values. We strive to have our parents, teachers, and community members actively involved in making students' middle school experience as fulfilling as possible.Morris Heights
275 Harlem River Park Bridge, Bronx NY 10453
YesPartially Accessible718-583-6266schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-School1 to 191st StBx18, Bx3, Bx36, Bx40, Bx42, M100, M101, M3X229UDr. Roland N. Patterson School (I.S. 229)Open852344624NoYesOpen to students and residents of Districts 9 and 10Priority to students and residents of District 9Then to student and residents of District 10.Last year, this program only admitted students from priority group 1.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above......X229ZDr. Roland N. Patterson School (I.S. 229)-Zoned ProgramZonedOpen to students residing in the zone..................................................................................................82137Bronx River High SchoolBronx High School of Business65246Gr 6-8No8am-2:20pmYes–Top and bottom, specific colors or stylesEnglish as a New LanguageNoYes–Before-SchoolYes–Academic support and enrichmentYes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichmentSpanishLiving EnvironmentAdvanced Literature, MathXEcon, Sixth Grade Honors TrackAcademic Behaviors Pilot; Alvin Ailey; Art Club; Dance; Drama Club; Educational Talent Search Program BCC; Ezra Jack Keats Book Making; Junior International Thespian Society; New York Exploring; Percussion Ensemble (ACO); PS Art; STEM; Set Design; Soaring Words; Yoga ClubDevelopmental BasketballGirls Volleyball LeagueVolleyballBaseball, Basketball, Flag Football, Soccer, Track and Field10453BRONX205165320092532028820130University Heights-Morris Heights-73.92146740.852536909X231Eagle Academy for Young MenThe mission of the Eagle Academy for Young Men is to develop young men committed to the pursuit of academic excellence, strong character, and responsible leadership. We are a college-preparatory school focused and committed to the school's guiding principles of academic excellence, mentoring, leadership, integrity, character development, and community service. We are part of a network of six all-male schools across the New York City area which work in collaboration to support the needs of our community and our young men. Our scholars are provided rigorous academic opportunities, offering Regents courses in the middle school and intensive reading interventions though the Middle School Quality Initiative. We partner with parents to educate the whole child and provide regular community-based parent workshops open to all families. We prepare our students to join the ranks of future leaders in society. Our scholars are expected to conduct themselves professionally, wear uniforms, and participate in cultural rituals as part of their normal school routines. Successful male professionals from a wide array of careers act as mentors to provide scholarship and internship opportunities.Claremont-Bathgate
4143 Third Avenue, Bronx NY 10457
NoNot Accessible718-466-8000eaglebronx.orgN/ABx15, Bx17, Bx36, Bx40, Bx41, Bx41-SBS, Bx42X231LThe Eagle Academy for Young MenLimited Unscreened4851767101766YesYesAll-boys school; open to students and residents of the BronxPriority to students and residents of the Bronx who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of the Bronx.Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above........................................................................................................921111Eagle Academy for Young Men71511Gr 6-12No8:30am-2:50pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageNoYesYes–For incoming sixth graders and for academic support and enrichmentYes–Saturday program for test prepSpanishAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentAdvisory, Art, i-Ready (a technology based reading enrichment program), Imagine Learning (a technology-based math enrichment program), Music, Reading Enrichment (as part of the Middle School Quality Initiative), SpanishAcademic Tutoring, Audio Design, BELL After-School Program, Boxing, Martial Arts, Photography, RoboticsBaseballBaseball, Basketball, Wrestling10457BRONX2061539521176662029230018Claremont-Bathgate-73.8970540.844958909X232The Academy School (M.S. 232)Our students are empowered to make positive choices in life and to apply their knowledge and skills to benefit society through the collaborative support of all members of the school community. Our mission is to provide a learning environment that delivers challenging instruction and promotes critical thinking. I.S. 232 community members are dedicated to working together as a team to become a beacon of light and soar above and beyond the horizon of greatness.Morris Heights
1700 Macombs Road, Bronx NY 10453
YesFully Accessible718-583-7007schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolB, D to 174th-175th Sts; 4 to 176th StBx1, Bx18, Bx2, Bx3, Bx32, Bx36, Bx40, Bx42, BxM4X232UThe Alexander Macomb School I.S. 232Open3621073523104YesYesOpen to students and residents of Districts 9 and 10Priority to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 9Then to students and residents of District 10.Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above........................................................................................................902111A. Philip Randolph Campus High SchoolH.E.R.O. High (Health, Education, and Research Occupations High School)Bronx Compass High School63488Gr 6-8No8am-2:20pmYes—Top and bottom-specific colors or stylesEnglish as a New Language, Transitional Bilingual Education: SpanishNoYesYes–Academic support and enrichmentYes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichmentAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentArt, Living Environment and Common Core Algebra I Regents Courses offered to eighth grade students, Music Engineering Program, Technology (Programming and Decoding Courses)Active Student Council, After-School Programs for English Language Learners, Students with Disabilities and "At-Risk" students, Weekly Book Clubs, Chorus, Art, Photography, Drama, and Stepping ClubsBasketball Team (Varsity and Junior Varsity), Campus Baseball Team, Girls Volleyball Team10453BRONX205142150220084602028660070University Heights-Morris Heights-73.91607740.849532909X241The Urban Assembly School for Applied Math and ScienceThe Urban Assembly School for Applied Math and Science strives to prepare all of our students to become compassionate, critical thinkers capable of successful pursuits after high school. We expect that our graduates will be well-prepared for college study and that they will be equipped with the skills to make solid career choices. From individual and group explorations into math to science-based projects, our school experience will be simultaneously compelling, rigorous, supportive, and fun.Claremont-Bathgate
1595 Bathgate Avenue, Bronx NY 10457
YesFully Accessible718-466-7800amsbronx.orgN/ABx11, Bx15, Bx17, Bx21, Bx32, Bx41, Bx41-SBSX241LThe Urban Assembly School for Applied Math and ScienceLimited Unscreened43193761566YesYesOpen to students and residents of Districts 9 and 10Priority to students and residents of Districts 9 who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of District 10 who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of District 9Then to students and residents of District 10.Last year, this program only admitted students from priority groups 1, 2, and 3.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above........................................................................................................832024The Urban Assembly School for Applied Math and Science81616Gr 6-12No8:30am-3:05pmYes–Official uniform provided by schoolEnglish as a New LanguageYes–OfferedYes–After-SchoolYes–Academic support and enrichmentYes–Saturday programSpanishAlgebra IArchitecture, Art, Astronomy, Dance, Engineering, MusicArt; Dance; Eighth Grade Trip to Washington, DC; Hiking/Camping programs; Math League; Music; Seventh Grade Camping Trips; Sixth Grade College Visits; TutoringSoccerWrestling10457BRONX2031616720095552029130001Claremont-Bathgate-73.90131640.839244909X303I.S. X303 Leadership & Community ServiceStudents love that our staff works so hard to provide them with a pleasant learning community. Our school maintains both a safe environment and high academic standards. Because we are a small school, students and teachers get to know each other well. Parents consistently praise the staff and administration as caring and dedicated.Morris Heights
1700 Macombs Road, Bronx NY 10453
YesFully Accessible718-583-5466schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolB, D to 174th-175th Sts; 4 to 176th StBx1, Bx18, Bx2, Bx3, Bx32, Bx36, Bx40, Bx42, BxM4X303UThe Leadership & Community Service AcademyOpen13942221981YesYesOpen to students residing in the zoneStudents who apply to this program will be randomly selected........................................................................................................993022The Global Learning Collaborative93332Gr 6-8No8:20am-3:10pmYes—Top and bottom-specific colors or stylesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–ExpectedNoYes–Academic support for certain studentsNoAlgebra IArt Intensive, Extension Projects, HOT 303Advisory; Art Club; BCC Upward Bound Program; Bard Scholarship; Breakfast Club; Bronx Helpers; ELA , Math and Science Intensive; Explorers Club; Homework Help Support; Legal Outreach; Monthly Community Service Opportunities; National Junior Honor Society; Readers As Leaders; Resolving Conflict Creatively Program (RCCP); Student Representative Council (SRC); YearbookFloor HockeyVolleyballBaseball, Fitness Club, Flag FootballBasketball, Fitness Club, Girls Volleyball10453BRONX205142150220084602028660070University Heights-Morris Heights-73.91607740.849532909X313I.S. 313 School of Leadership DevelopmentOur students like the security and stability of the School of Leadership Development. The relationships they build with teachers and staff are invaluable. Our students also enjoy being challenged academically and having many extracurricular activities. We invite our parents to become a part of their children's education by having an open-door policy, as well as providing them with contacts to outside agencies that can assist them with social and emotional supports for their children and family.Claremont
1600 Webster Avenue, Bronx NY 10457
YesPartially Accessible718-583-1736schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolB, D to 170th StBx1, Bx11, Bx15, Bx17, Bx18, Bx2, Bx32, Bx41, Bx41-SBS, BxM4X313USchool of Leadership Development (I.S. 313)Open3811013428112NoNoOpen to students and residents of the BronxPriority to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 9Then to students and residents of District 10Then to students and residents of the Bronx.Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above........................................................................................................83128Alfred E. Smith Career and Technical Education High SchoolBronx Leadership Academy High SchoolCareers in Sports High School77315Gr 6-8Yes, BronxWorks8am-3:20pmYesEnglish as a New Language, Transitional Bilingual Education: SpanishNoYesYesNoSpanishSpanishArt; Band; Carnegie Math; Character Education; Chorus; Drama; EPIC Program; Enrichment Classes; Newspaper; Poetry Program; Rev It Up Reading; Rites of PassageFitness Club, Flag FootballBasketball, Cheerleading, Step Team10457BRONX2031616720094002028970005Claremont-Bathgate-73.90475440.840878909X323Bronx Writing AcademyStudents graduating from the Bronx Writing Academy (BWA) are problem solvers and effective communicators who can articulately express their ideas in writing. Every adult at the BWA is here to support the students in their academic and personal growth. We believe that students should graduate with the 21st century skills necessary to be competitive in our world today. To achieve this end, we offer rigorous instruction through a 1:1 student to laptop ratio for personalized learning, STEAM curriculum with robotics and coding, and Regents classes. Our school day goes from 8:20am-2:40pm with the opportunity to opt in to a variety of after-school activities such as LeAp, athletics, student government and more!East Concourse-Concourse Village
270 East 167th Street, Bronx NY 10456
YesNot Accessible718-293-9048bronxwritingacademy.net4, B, D to 167th StBx1, Bx11, Bx15, Bx18, Bx2, Bx32, Bx35, Bx41, Bx41-SBS, BxM4X323UBronx Writing AcademyOpen333853328122NoNoOpen to students and residents of Districts 9 and 10Priority to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 9Then to students and residents of District 10.Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above........................................................................................................81178Manhattan Bridges High SchoolBronx Collegiate AcademyA. Philip Randolph Campus High School76438Gr 6-8No8:20am-2:40pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageNoYes–After-SchoolYes–Academic support for certain studentsYes–Saturday program for test prepSpanishAlgebra Regents, Coding, Robotics, Spanish, TechnologyAcademic Extensions; Advanced Mathematics; Art; Book Clubs; Coding; LeAp After-School Program; Restorative Practices; Saturday AcademiesBasketball LeagueBasketball LeagueBaseball, Basketball, Cheerleading, Dance, Step, Track and Field10456BRONX2041617520024102024380050East Concourse-Concourse Village-73.91402740.833131909X324Bronx Early College Academy for Teaching & LearningBronx Early College Academy (BECA) is an authorized International Baccalaureate World School since 2014. In addition to a rigorous academic experience, our students benefit from BECA's partnerships with world class institutions such as the American Museum of Natural History, the College Bound Initiative, City Year, and the Joy of Computing. BECA offers an array of extracurricular activities such as drama and community service opportunities. BECA has also been an iLearn school since 2010, offering online courses. Families appreciate our safe, welcoming environment, and dedicated faculty.E. Concourse-Concourse Village
250 East 164th Street, Bronx NY 10456
YesNot Accessible718-681-8287schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolB, D to 167th St; 4, D to 161st St-Yankee StadiumBx1, Bx13, Bx2, Bx32, Bx35, Bx41, Bx41-SBS, Bx6, BxM4X324LBronx Early College AcademyLimited Unscreened80819616141452YesYesOpen to students and residents of the BronxPriority to students and residents of District 9 who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of District 10 who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of District 9Then to students and residents of District 10Then to students and residents of the Bronx who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of the Bronx.Last year, this program only admitted students from priority groups 1, 2, and 3.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above........................................................................................................90209Bronx Early College Academy for Teaching & Learning85522Gr 6-12Yes, Center for Supportive Schools8am-VariesYesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–ExpectedNoYes–Academic support for certain studentsYes–Saturday programFrench, SpanishEarth ScienceAfter-School SONYC Program, Band, CASA, City Year, Joy of Computing, Robotics, Theater ProgramChorus; Computer Programming; Dance; Fitness Club; Peer Group Connection; Teen Tutoring; Theater; Visual ArtsBasketball, Flag Football, Volleyball10456BRONX204161830220024972024460043East Concourse-Concourse Village-73.91766840.828696909X327Comprehensive Model School Project M.S. 327At the Comprehensive Model School Project (CMSP), children are our first priority. Therefore, we are an inclusive community comprised of students, parents, and educators dedicated to high academic achievement and the complete social-emotional development of each student. We are a community that respects and honors diversity. Students are valued members of our school community who understand the importance of self-respect and respect for others. The academic success of our students is a collaborative effort and is the result of our staff's expertise, planning, professionalism, extensive parent involvement, students' commitment to success, and an atmosphere of social equity in our school.West Concourse
1501 Jerome Avenue, Bronx NY 10452
YesFully Accessible718-294-8111schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolB, D to 170th St; 4 to Mt Eden AveBx1, Bx11, Bx13, Bx18, Bx2, Bx3, Bx32, Bx35, Bx36, BxM4X327UComprehensive Model School ProjectOpen83721612141671YesYesOpen to students and residents of Districts 9 and 10Priority to students and residents of District 9Then to students and residents of District 10.Last year, this program only admitted students from priority group 1.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above........................................................................................................913441Comprehensive Model School Project M.S. 32789734Gr 6-12No8:05am-3:15pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–ExpectedYesYesYes–Saturday programSpanishAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentAfter-School Activity Program; After-School Enhancement Program; Intensive Summer Institute; Winter Camp and Spring CampBasketball LeagueBasketball LeagueBaseball, Flag Football, Track, Volleyball10452BRONX2041420920083362028590077West Concourse-73.91608240.842495909X328New Millennium Business Academy Middle SchoolAt New Millennium Bronx Academy of the Arts, we aim to "inspire and empower every child to pursue excellence with passion." Our core curriculum emphasizes writing across the curriculum in order to prepare students to engage critical content, expand their thinking, and graduate as strong writers prepared to meet the demands of high school, college and career. All students maintain a robust writing portfolio that demonstrates their learning in their core academic classes. We offer a theater arts program where students create set designs, write/perform plays, and create full scale productions. Students are also able to choose from a variety of arts and enrichment courses each semester including: dance, architecture, and ceramics. In addition to the liberal arts, all students have the chance to explore their talents and strengths in other areas like sports and fitness. We have a recreational soccer league, competitive basketball and baseball teams. Finally, as a community school we believe in caring for the whole child. We have an onsite health clinic to support students and families with health care: vaccinations, visual, dental and mental health services.East Concourse-Concourse Village
1000 Teller Avenue, Bronx NY 10456
YesNot Accessible718-588-8308schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolB, D to 167th StBx1, Bx13, Bx15, Bx2, Bx21, Bx32, Bx35, Bx41, Bx41-SBS, Bx6, BxM4X328LNew Millennium Business Academy Middle SchoolLimited Unscreened41989651872YesYesOpen to students and residents of the BronxPriority to students residing in the zone who sign in at an eventThen to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 9 who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of District 10 who sign in at an event.Then to students and residents of Districts 9 and 10Then to students and residents of the Bronx who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of the Bronx.Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above........................................................................................................86118A. Philip Randolph Campus High School88242Gr 6-8Yes, Center for Supportive Schools8am-2:20pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–OfferedYesYes–For incoming sixth graders and for academic support and enrichmentYes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichment2:1 Math tutoring with SAGA Tutoring with Smart Start Architecture with Salvadori Studio Dance: choreograph and perform a variety of multicultural dances in a fully-equipped dance studio, Ceramics & Studio Arts: explore various visual arts mediums in a fully-equipped art studio, Coding Music (Instrumental & Vocal) Poetry: (Award-winning program where students compete locally and internationally), Theater Arts: write and perform plays in a well-equipped black-box theaterBaseball, Basketball, Cheerleading, College Visits, Comic Book Project, Costume Design, Culinary, Cultural Trips, Fashion, Football, Gardening, Homework Help, Homework Support, LEAP Elite Dancers, LEAP Program Scholar, Leadership, Mentorship, Music, National Junior Honor Society, New Media Visual Arts, Peer Court, Peer Group Connection, Photography, STEAM/Coding, STEP, Saturday Academy, School-Based Program: Ivy Key; Soccer, Specialized High School Exam (SHSAT) Prep, Student Government, Technology, Theater and Film Production, TutoringBasketball LeagueFitness ClubBaseball, Basketball, Soccer10456BRONX2041617320971112024240001East Concourse-Concourse Village-73.91437440.827941909X339School of Communication Technology (M.S. 339)Our mission is to cultivate and develop our entire school community so that all students are college and/or career ready. With a focus on all populations of children, teachers will engage collaboratively to ensure accelerated student learning through reflective practice and professional learning experiences. A guiding philosophy of all adults in our school community is that every student deserves an effective teacher, and we work tirelessly to seek out opportunities that will advance this belief.Claremont
1600 Webster Avenue, Bronx NY 10457
YesPartially Accessible718-583-6767is339.orgB, D to 170th StBx1, Bx11, Bx15, Bx17, Bx18, Bx2, Bx32, Bx41, Bx41-SBS, BxM4X339LSchool of Communication Technology (M.S. 339)Limited Unscreened3631052248192NoNoOpen to students and residents of the BronxPriority to students residing in the zone who sign in at an eventThen to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 9 who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of District 10 who sign in at an event.Then to students and residents of District 9Then to students and residents of District 10Then to students and residents of the Bronx who sign in at an eventLast year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above........................................................................................................88118Validus Preparatory AcademyBronx Leadership Academy High SchoolKingsbridge International High School73516Gr 6-8Yes, BronxWorks8:20am-2:40pmYesEnglish as a New Language, Transitional Bilingual Education: SpanishNoYesYesYesSpanishAfter-School Program; Art; Community Outreach Partnerships; Dance; Digital Music Program; Extended Learning Time; Holiday Academy; Saturday Academy; Student Government; Technology (MacBooks and iPads)Basketball LeagueFitness ClubBaseball, Boys Basketball (Varsity and JV), Girls Basketball, Soccer, Softball, Track and Field10457BRONX2031616720094002028970005Claremont-Bathgate-73.90475440.840878909X350New Directions Secondary SchoolStudents love our small class sizes and the individualized support they receive in every class. Some students have the opportunity to accelerate their progress through middle school and high school classes using our mastery-based course design and a variety of online learning options. Some eighth-grade students have access to ninth-grade courses during the Spring semester. Daily after-school support classes help students understand course expectations, complete assignments, and practice necessary academic skills. Talent development courses in the art, music, and athletics allow students to explore non-academic interests throughout the school day. Regular group advisory sessions, after-school activities, and internships offer the chance for students to develop leadership skills, get to know their peers, explore careers, and have fun.E. Concourse-Concourse Village
240 East 172nd Street, Bronx NY 10457
YesPartially Accessible718-410-4343ndssbx.org4, B, D to 170th StBx1, Bx11, Bx15, Bx18, Bx2, Bx32, Bx35, Bx41, Bx41-SBS, BxM4X350LNew Directions Secondary SchoolLimited Unscreened412814828NoNoOpen to students and residents of the Bronx who are one or more year(s) over age for their assigned grade level and have combined score of less than 630 on the 4th grade ELA and Mathematics test.Priority to students and residents of Districts 7, 9, and 10 who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of the Bronx who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of Districts 7, 9, and 10Then to students and residents of the Bronx.Last year, this program only admitted students from priority groups 1, 2, and 3.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above........................................................................................................5931New Directions Secondary School86234Gr 6-12No8:20am-2:40pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageNoYesYes–Academic support for certain studentsNoArt, High School Level English, Math, Music, ScienceAfter-School Enrichment; Arts Instruction (provided by Community Word Project); Daily Group Advisory Sessions (facilitated by Wediko Children’s Services and DOE counselors); Homework Support Classes (provided by SONYC in partnership with Global Kids); Mentoring; MS Service Learning (projects and paid internships)Basketball League, Fitness Club, VolleyballBasketball10457BRONX2041622520078062028170002East Concourse-Concourse Village-73.9109140.840422909X361The Highbridge Green SchoolOur students love learning about the environment and how their decisions can make the world a cleaner, better place. They enjoy working in our garden and greenhouse, growing healthy food for lunch. Students develop the skills that will prepare them for success in high school through hands-on activities and experiments in our new science and technology labs. Students also enjoy expressing themselves through music, art, dance, technology, theater, and other electives. Parents like our school's focus on high school and college preparation. Our Advisory program helps maintain a small, family-oriented community that focuses on students' personal development. Parents love our commitment to the community and the close relationships our school builds between teachers, students, and families. Our school's new LEED Platinum Certified building has state-of-the-art classrooms and labs, a library, a greenhouse, and outdoor roof with a garden.Highbridge
200 West 167th Street, Bronx NY 10452
NoFully Accessible718-410-5770www.highbridgegreen.com4 to 167th StBx11, Bx13, Bx18, Bx35, M101, M2X361UThe Highbridge Green SchoolOpen4591394624106YesYesOpen to students and residents of Districts 9 and 10Priority to 5th grade students attending or zoned to P.S. 11, P.S. 73, P.S. 114, or P.S. 126Then to students and residents of District 9Then to students and residents of District 10.Last year, this program only admitted students from priority group 1.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above........................................................................................................952510South Bronx Community Charter SchoolMetropolitan Lighthouse Charter School93397Gr 6-8No8:30am-5:20pmYes—Top and bottom-specific colors or stylesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–OfferedYesYes–For incoming sixth graders and for academic support and enrichmentYesAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentArt, Dance, PE/Health, TheaterArt; Basketball, Lacrosse; Chess; Dance; Latin Dance; Music; Step; Student Government; Theater; Visual Art; WHEDco After-School Tutoring and Homework HelpFitness ClubDevelopmental Basketball, VolleyballAerobics, Basketball, Flag Football, Lacrosse (Boys/Girls), Nike League10452BRONX2041619321173492025270058Highbridge-73.92789140.838224909X413Bronx High School for Medical ScienceBronx School for Medical Science serves students with a desire to enter health-related fields. Our daily routine calls for students to stay in the same classroom while teachers rotate to classes. Students and parents find this self-contained model very valuable. Parents value our approach of making students aware of college in sixth grade.E. Concourse-Concourse Village
240 East 172nd Street, Bronx NY 10457
YesPartially Accessible718-410-4040schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-School4, B, D to 170th StBx1, Bx11, Bx15, Bx18, Bx2, Bx32, Bx35, Bx41, Bx41-SBS, BxM4X413SBronx School For Medical ScienceScreened41797771357YesYesOpen to students and residents of Districts 9 and 10Priority to students and residents of District 9Then to students and residents of District 10.Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAttendance and PunctualityFinal 4th Grade Report Card........................................................................................................934539Bronx High School for Medical Science75433Gr 6-12No8:20am-2:40pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageNoYesYesYesSpanishLiving Environment, US HistoryOur school has a mandated enrichment after-school program for middle school run by ASPIRA of New York, Inc.Developmental BasketballVolleyballBaseball, Basketball, Soccer, Softball, Track and Field, Volleyball10457BRONX2041622520078062028170002East Concourse-Concourse Village-73.9109140.840422909X454Science and Technology Academy: A Mott Hall SchoolStudents at Science and Technology Academy: A Mott Hall School engage in authentic learning experiences that incorporate research, collaboration, and critical thinking. Technology is incorporated across all subject areas and discussion techniques such as Socratic Seminars provide students the opportunity to explore various perspectives. Our school culture supports students holistically, fostering academic, social and emotional growth. We collaborate with parents in our work and maintain an open-door policy that allows all parents to have full access to the principal and staff. In March 2014, we became the first stand-alone New York City public school to be authorized as an International Baccalaureate school.East Concourse-Concourse Village
250 East 164th Street, Bronx NY 10456
YesNot Accessible718-293-4017motthallsta.orgB, D to 167th St; 4, D to 161st St-Yankee StadiumBx1, Bx13, Bx2, Bx32, Bx35, Bx41, Bx41-SBS, Bx6, BxM4X454LScience and Technology Academy: A Mott Hall SchoolLimited Unscreened8051681091981YesYesOpen to students and residents of Districts 9 and 10Priority to students residing in the zone who sign in at an eventThen to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 9 who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of District 10 who sign in at an event.Then to students and residents of District 9Then to students and residents of District 10.Last year, this program only admitted students from priority groups 1, 2, and 3.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above........................................................................................................973631University Heights Secondary SchoolWorld View High SchoolKnowledge and Power Preparatory Academy International High School (Kappa)93447Gr 6-8No8am-2:20pmYes—Official uniform must be purchasedEnglish as a New Language, Transitional Bilingual Education: SpanishYes–31-50 hours expected by graduationYesYesYes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichmentLatin, SpanishAchievement via Individual Determination (AVID) ElectivesAdvisory; Art; Chess; Dance; Leadership; Math Club; Robotics; Science Club; Service Learning; Technology Club; YogaBaseball, Fitness Club, Flag Football, Flag Rugby10456BRONX204161830220024972024460043East Concourse-Concourse Village-73.91766840.828696909X505Bronx School for Law, Government and JusticeThe Bronx School for Law, Government and Justice (LGJ) is an educational community that believes learning is a product of thinking. Students at LGJ are engaged in hands-on, minds-on learning in their core classes as well as through the law curriculum, mentoring, and extracurricular activities. Both students and parents like that when you come to LGJ you become a part of a family. Our families appreciate the many partnerships that create opportunities for mentoring, internships, and shadow days for our students. The LGJ middle school is small and allows for students and parents to receive one-on-one attention. We were founded in September 1997 by the Urban Assembly, and share a campus with the Bronx Criminal Court Complex.E. Concourse-Concourse Village
244 East 163rd Street, Bronx NY 10451
NoFully Accessible718-410-3430www.bronxlgj.org4, B, D to 161st St-Yankee StadiumBx1, Bx13, Bx2, Bx32, Bx35, Bx41, Bx41-SBS, Bx6, BxM4X505SBronx School for Law, Government and JusticeScreened670137981772YesYesOpen to students and residents of Districts 9 and 10Priority to students and residents of District 9Then to students and residents of District 10.Last year, this program only admitted students from priority group 1.4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAttendance & PunctualityDemonstrated Interest in Program: Essay, Student Interview & Open HouseFinal 4th Grade Report Card........................................................................................................884428Bronx School for Law, Government and Justice81771Gr 6-12No7:45am-3:05pmYes—Top, bottom, and shoes specific colors or stylesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–OfferedYesYesYes–Saturday programSpanishAlgebra I, SpanishAdvisory, Art, Health, Spanish, Technology, TheaterDance; Debate; Gear Up; Math Club; Mentoring Program; Mock Trial; Moot Court; MS Honor Society; Policy Debate; Project Boost; Step Team; Student Government; Young Professional’s ClubTrack and FieldBasketball, Bowling, Track10451BRONX204161830221094592024450006East Concourse-Concourse Village-73.91868140.827607909X568Young Women's Leadership School of the BronxWe aim to develop a community of self-confident and innovative young women, empowering them to be tomorrow's leaders, particularly in the areas of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. We capitalize on the intellectual curiosity and creative spirit inherent in all young women as we develop lifelong learners who are armed with the skills necessary to successfully complete any college- or career-readiness program and become productive members of society.Mount Hope
1865 Morris Avenue, Bronx NY 10453
YesNot Accessible718-731-2590tywlsbronx.orgB, D to 174th-175th Sts; 4 to 176th StBx1, Bx18, Bx2, Bx3, Bx32, Bx36, Bx40, Bx41, Bx41-SBS, Bx42, BxM4X568MYoung Women's Leadership School of the BronxScreened7651161161972YesNoAll-girls school; open to students and residents of the Bronx.4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsFinal 4th Grade Report CardWriting Assignment & Group Interview at Open House........................................................................................................904832Young Women's Leadership School of the Bronx85465Gr 6-12No8:30am-3pmYes—Official uniform must be purchasedEnglish as a New LanguageYes–ExpectedYesYes–For incoming sixth graders and for academic support and enrichmentYes–Saturday program for test prepSpanishAlgebra I, Living Environment, SpanishComputer Science, MusicA Fair Shake; Arts and Crafts; Bit Bots; Chess Club; Climate Youth Club; Comic Heroes; Debate; Film Club; Girl’s EnCourage; Girls Who Code; Glam Squad; MS. Spin Master; Music Club; Project Runway; School Newspaper; Step Club; Student Government; Touch of ColorVolleyball, Volleyball LeagueSoccer, Track and Field, Volleyball10453BRONX205142330120079022028270001Mount Hope-73.90841640.848547909X593MS 593MS 593 is a small middle school located on the Teller Avenue Campus in the Bronx. We are a Community School, and as part of the Internationals Network for Public Schools (internationalsnps.org), we serve newcomer English Language Learners, in the United States for four years or less. We pride ourselves on knowing our students and families well, and providing our students with a warm, nurturing community that will support them in developing their literacy skills to enable equity and access. Our students leave us after three critical years as literate, creative, caring, and confident participants in their community. We provide students with a robust interdisciplinary approach to skills, and a comprehensive literacy program including: close reading, independent reading, guided reading, and reading intervention. We provide students with multiple opportunities to showcase their work and learning through student-led conferences, presentations of learning and passage presentations, fostering confidence and presentation skills necessary to thrive in our community.East Concourse-Concourse Village
1000 Teller Avenue, Bronx NY 10456
Yes—09X328, 84X380, 09X594Not Accessible718-588-8221www.internationalmiddle593.orgB, D, 4 to 161st St.; B,D to 167th StBx1, Bx13, Bx15, Bx2, Bx21, Bx32, Bx35, Bx41, Bx41-SBSX593MMS 593Screened: LanguageN/AN/A255N/AN/AN/AN/AOpen to students and residents of the BronxPriority to students and residents of District 9Then to students and residents of the BronxEnglish Language Learners (ELLs) in the country 4 years or less........................................................................................................N/AN/AN/AN/A446 (School will serve grades 6-8 by Fall 2020)No8:20am-2:40pmNOEnglish as a New LanguageYes — offeredYesYesNoEighth Grade Science Assessments, Specialized High School Preparation Classes in seventh and eight grades, Visual Art, Dance, STEM, Regents prep in Earth Science, Algebra AdvisoryLEAP Program, Dance, Visual and Performing Arts, Step, Leadership, Fitness, Chess Club. The after school academic programs include Homework assistance, Math and ELA remediation.10456BRONX2041617320971112024240001East Concourse-Concourse Village-73.91437440.827941909X594M.S. 594M.S. 594 opened its doors in the Fall of 2018. Our mission is to develop internationally minded students with active and creative minds, a sense of understanding and compassion for others, and the courage to act in “PATH" (Perseverance, Accountability, Thoughtfulness, Honesty). We stress the total development of exemplary citizenship: intellectual, social, emotional, and physical.East Concourse-Concourse Village
1000 Teller Avenue, Bronx NY 10456
Yes – 09X328, 09X593, 84X380Not Accessible718 588 8221schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolB, D, 4 to 161st St.; B,D to 167th StBx1, Bx13, Bx15, Bx2, Bx21, Bx32, Bx35, Bx41, Bx41-SBS, Bx6, BxMX594UM.S. 594OpenN/AN/AN/AN/A1476N/AN/AOpen to students and residents of Districts 9 and 10Priority to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 9Then to students and residents of District 10Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order ofthe priority groups listed above.........................................................................................................N/AN/AN/AN/A2706-8No8:30am-3:00pmYesEnglishas a New Language, Transitional BilingualEducation: SpanishYesYesYesYesSpanishEighth Grade Science Assessments, Specialized High School Preparation Classes in seventh and eight grades. Regents prep in Earth Science and AlgebraAfter-School Sports and Arts in Schools Program: Dance, Visual and Performing Arts, Steps, Leadership, Fitness, Chess Club. The after-school academic programs include Homework assistance, Specialized High School Coaching, Regents coaching, Math and ELA remediation.Badminton, Baseball, Basketball,Cheerleading, Football, Soccer.10456BRONX2041617320971112024240001East Concourse-Concourse Village-73.91437440.8279411010X342International School for Liberal ArtsAt the International School for Liberal Arts (ISLA), it is our vision, as a Community Learning School, to support our students academically and holistically. We educate students, their families, and our school community in order to develop successful, productive, multicultural citizens who are college and career ready. We nurture our students to become fully functional in both English and their native language, Spanish. We believe our students are assets to the community and will serve as role models who respect and are proud of their own culture as well as the culture of others. ISLA is designed to foster success for all students.Van Cortlandt Village
2780 Reservoir Avenue, Bronx NY 10468
YesFully Accessible718-329-8570islaschool.com4, B, D to Kingsbridge RdBx1, Bx10, Bx2, Bx22, Bx26, Bx28, Bx3, Bx32, Bx34, Bx38, Bx9, BxM3, BxM4X342MSpanish Newcomers ProgramScreened: Language11320211764NoNoOpen to students and residents of Districts 9 and 10 who have a home language of SpanishEnglish Language Learners (ELLs), Heritage Language Speakers of the target language, Participants of elementary school-level Dual Language and Transitional Bilingual Education programs in the target language.AttendanceEntrance Assessment: Writing (for new arrivals)New to the U.S. within three yearsNYSESLAT ScorePunctuality........................................................................................................96169International School for Liberal Arts88523Gr 6-12No8am-3:36pmYesEnglish as a New Language, Transitional Bilingual Education: SpanishNoYesYesYesSpanishLiving EnvironmentAccelerated Program; Art; Basketball; Cooking; Dance; Drama; Fine Arts; Guitar; Hip-Hop; In-line Skating; Robotics; Soccer; Swimming; Tennis; VolleyballVolleyball LeagueSwimming, VolleyballBaseball, Football, Softball10468BRONX2071140920152412032470070Van Cortlandt Village-73.89830940.8702931010X003P.S. 3 Raul Julia Micro SocietyP.S./M.S. 3 creates a community of learners that promotes high standards and outcomes for students. They will be able to reason, evaluate, and communicate informed judgments that reflect problem-solving skills, creativity, and critical thinking. Students' experiences, languages, and cultures are at the core of the learning process at P.S./M.S. 3. Our students will become independent, motivated, and productive citizens who can participate in a pluralistic society.East Tremont
2100 Lafontaine Avenue, Bronx NY 10457
NoFully Accessible718-584-1899schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolN/ABx12, Bx17, Bx19, Bx36, Bx40, Bx41, Bx41-SBS, Bx42, Bx9X003URaul Julia (P.S./M.S. 3)Open2206669736YesYesOpen to students and residents of Districts 9 and 10Priority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students and residents of Districts 9 and 10.Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above........................................................................................................944431Eximius College Preparatory Academy: A College Board School86348Gr K-8No8am-2:20pmYes–Top and bottom, specific colors or stylesEnglish as a New LanguageNoYesYesNoAlgebra IComputer Class, Physical Education, Visual ArtsChorus; Dance; Mock Trial; SoBro After-School Program; Student CouncilBasketball LeagueArchery, Basketball, Dance, Flag Football, Floor Hockey, Martial Arts10457BRONX206153750420993562030620043East Tremont-73.89228940.8498971010X015P.S. X015 Institute for Environmental LearningPS/MS 15 is an "Institute of Excellence". We encourage the involvement of all constituents through collaborative decision making. Our focus is to build a "Community of Learners and Leaders", by emphasizing the importance of academics, personal growth/development and high expectations. We encourage active participation and exploration. We strive to educate the whole child to excel in all areas. Our expectation is for every learner to reach their highest social, emotional and academic potential on their road to becoming college and career ready.Kingsbridge Heights
2195 Andrews Avenue, Bronx NY 10453
YesFully Accessible718-563-0473schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolB, D to 182nd-183rd Sts; 4 to 183rd StBx1, Bx12, Bx12-SBS, Bx2, Bx3, Bx32, Bx36, Bx40, Bx42, BxM3X015UThe Institute for Environmental LearningOpen22237531244YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 10Priority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to student and residents of District 10.Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above........................................................................................................934041New Visions Charter High School for Advanced Math and Science87480Gr K-8No8am-2:20pmYes—Official uniform must be purchasedEnglish as a New LanguageNoNoYes–Academic support for certain studentsYes–Saturday program for certain studentsSpanishLanguage: Spanish Art, Math, Physical Education, TechnologyBallroom Dancing, Basketball, Community Service, Debate, Flag Football, Good Shepherd After School, Specialized High School Prep, Service Squad, Student Government, Thurgood Marshall Mock Trial, Yearbook Committee, YogaCross CountryBasketball, Flag Football10453BRONX2071425520960132032240009Kingsbridge Heights-73.90974640.858811010X020Police Officer George J. Werdann, III (P.S./M.S. 20)P.S./M.S. 20 strives for excellence in all students. Our balanced partnership of teachers, staff, students, parents, and the community guides our students towards taking responsibility for their own learning. We believe that a supportive, risk-free learning environment supports our students in their pursuit of lifelong academic and personal achievement. P.S./M.S. 20, a professional development school, will provide learning experiences that encourage reflection, decision-making, feedback, mutual support, and collaborative problem solving among teachers and students to ensure continuous improvement.Norwood
3050 Webster Avenue, Bronx NY 10467
YesFully Accessible718-515-9370schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolD to 205th St - Norwood; B to Bedford Park BlvdBx1, Bx10, Bx16, Bx2, Bx26, Bx28, Bx30, Bx34, Bx38, Bx41, Bx41-SBS, BxM4X020UPolice Officer George J. Werdann, III (P.S./M.S. 20)Open296117334094YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 10Priority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students residing in the elementary school zoneThen to students and residents of District 10.Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above.........................................................................................................953018High School of Computers and TechnologyMorris Academy for Collaborative Studies701072Gr K-8No8am-2:20pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageNoYes–After-SchoolYesYesSpanishArt, Library, Math, Music, Physical Education, TechnologyArt Portfolio Development; Blessings-in-a-Backpack; Boy Scouts of America; Champs; Chorus; Debate Team; DREAM SHSI; GED; Mosholu Montefiore Community Center(MMCC); MSQI Cohort; NYC Explorers; Peer Mediation and Conflict Resolution; School Leadership Team; Student Council; Support English as a New Language for Adult Learners; TEAK; Yearbook CommitteeSoccerVolleyball LeagueBasketball LeagueDance10467BRONX2071142520868512033300001Norwood-73.87887540.8700021010X037P.S. X037-Multiple Intelligence SchoolVarious parent workshops and programs are offered at our school bythe PTA such as homework help, Zumba, nutrition classes, ENL classes,parenting classes, Literacy Inc, movie night, parent field trips, student perfectattendance parent acknowledgement.Spuyten Duyvil-Kingsbridge
360 West 230th Street, Bronx NY 10463
NoFully Accessible718-796-0360schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-School1 to 231st StBx1, Bx10, Bx2, Bx20, Bx7, Bx9, BxM1, BxM18, BxM2X037ZThe Multiple Intelligences School (P.S. 37)ZonedOpen to continuing 5th graders and students residing in the elementary school zone.Priority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students residing in the elementary school zone.Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.........................................................................................................823633World View High School88646Gr K-8No8:10am-2:30pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageNoNoYesYes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichmentSpanishLiving EnvironmentOur school offers various after-school programs such as Achieve Success Academy taking place during the week and Saturdays, DreamYard—Arts education used to support curriculum. NY Road Runners Program, Future Teachers Club, Literacy Inc. (LInc.), Perfect Attendance Pizza Parties, and Perfect Attendance End of Year Movie Night. Children’s Arts & Sciences Workshop Inc. runs in our school building and you can apply separately if you are a student of the school.10463BRONX208112930220979902057160725Spuyten Duyvil-Kingsbridge-73.91046640.8802631010X045Thomas C. Giordano Middle School 45Students like our school because their academic and social skills are developed and celebrated. we have been focusing on having a growth mindset to become better students, sons, daughters, friends and members of our community. Parents like our school because they feel welcomed at all times. In addition, parents have expressed that they feel their child is in a safe, caring, academically-rich environment. We have a long-standing tradition of service to the Belmont community. We pride ourselves on offering honors classes for those students who meet the criteria. In addition, we have free standing ENL classes for our students newly arrived to our country. These classes focus on language acquisition as well as acquisition to a new school and country. For the coming school year, we will be able to open bilingual classes from grades 6-8. These classes will focus on project based learning for their language acquisition. MS 45 offers special classes such as technology and debate in addition to the standard content areas. We are fortunate enough to be able to support before and after school programs such as field hockey. student council, yearbook, gardening and photography, book clubs, fitness, soccer and homework help.Belmont
2502 Lorillard Place, Bronx NY 10458
YesNot Accessible718-584-1660schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolN/ABx12, Bx12-SBS, Bx15, Bx17, Bx19, Bx22, Bx34, Bx41, Bx41-SBS, Bx9X045MGiordano Prep/Aurora AcademyScreened377943331119YesNoOpen to students and residents of Districts 9 and 104th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAttendance and PunctualityFinal 4th Grade Report Card......X045ZThomas C. Giordano Middle School (M.S. 45) Zoned ProgramZonedOpen to students residing in the zone..................................................................................................97216Bronx Collegiate AcademyBronx High School for Law and Community ServiceHarry S Truman High School74710Gr 6-8No8:20am-2:40pmYes—Top only-specific color or styleEnglish as a New Language, Dual Language: SpanishNoYesYes–Academic support for certain studentsNoAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentArt, Debate, Enrichment and Academic Intervention for select students, Health, i-Ready, myON, TechnologyBook Clubs, Field Hockey, Gardening, Homework Help, Photography, Soccer, Student Council, Thurgood Marshall Mock Trial School, and Yearbook. We are a city squash school as well.SoccerFlag RugbyBasketball, Field Hockey, Fitness, Soccer10458BRONX2061538720119372030670001Belmont-73.88721440.8586921010X080J.H.S. 080 The Mosholu ParkwaySteeped in rich history, with graduates such as Ralph Lauren, Calvin Klein, and Penny Marshall, JHS 80 - Isabel Rooney has long been a cornerstone for the vibrant and ever-changing community of Norwood in the Bronx. As times change, so does the focus and drive to create a new history. Our mission here is to empower our students with the 21st century skills necessary to be successful, not only in secondary education, but in careers such as engineering, technology, and the performing arts as a STEAM school. At M.S. 80, each student is provided an Apple MacBook for daily use at school. iPads are also provided for students to take home. All classes are equipped with the latest tech tools: SMART Boards, pointers, clickers, student microphones, amplified sound, and Apple TVs. In addition to digital curricula, students are given 24/7 access to digital tools such as: iReady, Achieve 3000, Rosetta Stone, Khan Academy, IXL Math, myON, and NewsELA. The school has an Accelerated Track program which prepares students to take five high school Regents by the end of their eighth-grade year (Living Environment, Earth Science, Algebra, US History, and English). Accelerated Track students begin preparation for specialized high schools as early as sixth grade.Norwood
149 East Mosholu Pkwy N, Bronx NY 10467
YesPartially Accessible718-405-6300schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolD to 205th St - Norwood; B to Bedford Park Blvd; 4 to Mosholu ParkwayBx1, Bx10, Bx16, Bx2, Bx22, Bx26, Bx28, Bx30, Bx34, Bx38, Bx41, Bx41-SBS, BxM4X080MJ.H.S. 80 The Mosholu Parkway (M.S. 80) Spanish Dual Language ProgramScreened: Language15657710624NoNoOpen to students and residents of the BronxEnglish Language Learners (ELLs), Heritage Language Speakers of the target language, Participants of elementary school-level Dual Language and Transitional Bilingual Education programs in the target language.......X080UJHS 80 The Mosholu Parkway (M.S. 80)Open309105342496YesYesOpen to students and residents of the BronxPriority to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 10Then to students and residents of the District 9Then to students and residents of the Bronx.....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above..............................................................................................942015Marble Hill High School for International StudiesDeWitt Clinton High SchoolAcademy for Language and Technology79691Gr 6-8Yes, Center for Supportive Schools8am-3:35pmYes–Official uniform must be purchasedEnglish as a New Language, Transitional Bilingual Education: SpanishYes–OfferedYesYesYes–Saturday programAfter-School for all students: Art, Chess, Coding, Dance, Extended Learning Time, Music, Orchestra, Programming, Robotics, Theater, and electives offered during regular school dayBaseball; Basketball; Drama/Theater; Field Trips; Flag Football; NY Grey Cadets; Orchestra & Concert Instruments; PBIS Incentives; Photography; Rosetta Stone; Soccer; Specialized High School Test Prep; Student Government/Council; Technology; Yearbook CommitteeBasketball LeagueSports offerings: Baseball, Boys and Girls Basketball, Boxing, Flag Football, Soccer, Softball, Volleyball10467BRONX2071141920180462033360035Norwood-73.88153240.8762991010X095P.S./M.S. 095 Sheila MencherP.S./M.S. 95 cultivates a professional learning community where all adults are fully committed to developing student proficiency in all subject areas. We, the community of educators at P.S./M.S. 95, are committed to providing a risk-free learning environment so that students become lifelong learners who take ownership of their learning. We actively observe, engage, and assess our students by using formal and informal methods. By analyzing our data and by adapting our best teaching practices, we will differentiate instruction in order to meet the individual academic and social needs of our students. In taking such a holistic approach, every adult at P.S./M.S. 95 plays an active role in fulfilling every student's unique potential.Van Cortlandt Village
3961 Hillman Avenue, Bronx NY 10463
YesNot Accessible718-796-9200schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-School4 to Mosholu Parkway; 1 to 238th StBx1, Bx10, Bx2, Bx22, Bx26, Bx28, Bx3, Bx38, Bx9, BxM3X095ZThe Sheila Mencher Van Cortlandt School (P.S/M.S. 95)ZonedOpen to continuing 5th grade students and students residing in the zonePriority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students residing in the zone.Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.........................................................................................................923020Bronx Theatre High SchoolDeWitt Clinton High SchoolHigh School for Teaching and the Professions861288Gr K-8No8:10am-3pmYesEnglish as a New Language, Transitional Bilingual Education: SpanishYes–OfferedYesYesYes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichmentFrenchAlgebra I, Earth Science, English, US HistoryMusic: Instrumental and Literature, Visual ArtsBallroom Dancing; Chess; Chorus; Community Service Leaders; Drama/Theater; Explorers; Hip-Hop Dance; Student Council Committee; Wellness Committee Health Ambassadors ProgramBaseball, Basketball, Dance, Hip Hop, Volleyball10463BRONX2081128120154722032520182Van Cortlandt Village-73.89125640.8828981010X118J.H.S. 118 William W. NilesThe William W. Niles School, M.S. 118 has three academies: PACE–an accelerated program for gifted and talented students; Spectrum–an accelerated program for honors students; and Excellence–serving all students from the school zone and offering a general educational program with academic enrichment opportunities. This design allows staff and students to benefit from the advantages of smaller learning communities inside a larger school. As a large school, we are able to offer more types of arts electives, enrichment, and major partnerships that support college and career readiness. Because we have smaller academies, we are able to offer a personalized experience for all students with smaller teacher teams, an advisory program, a variety of celebrations and parent engagement activities, and dedicated teachers and counselors who know and connect with their students. Our high school guidance and preparation are outstanding: 9 out of 10 of all students are on track to graduate after 9th grade, and 24% of PACE's graduates were admitted to a specialized high school in 2017. Our active PA and School Leadership Team help us to grow and improve. Our 2017 Quality Review recognized our excellent school culture and high expectations.East Tremont
577 East 179th Street, Bronx NY 10457
NoNot Accessible718-584-2330ms118.infoN/ABx12, Bx15, Bx17, Bx19, Bx36, Bx40, Bx41, Bx41-SBS, Bx42, Bx9X118MHonors Program: PACE AcademyScreened561735230117YesNoOpen to students and residents of Districts 9 and 104th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAttendanceEntrance Assessment: ELAEntrance Assessment: MathFinal 4th Grade Report CardInterview......X118NHonors Program: SpectrumScreened54968632599YesNoOpen to students and residents of Districts 9 and 10....4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAttendanceEntrance Assessment: ELAEntrance Assessment: MathFinal 4th Grade Report CardInterview.......X118ZAcademy of ExcellenceZonedOpen to students residing in the zone.......................................................................................944135Bronx Center for Science and MathematicsDeWitt Clinton High SchoolThe Bronx High School of Science711174Gr 6-8No8am-2:20pmYesEnglish as a New Language, Transitional Bilingual Education: SpanishNoYesYesNoMandarinAlgebra I, Living Environment, US HistoryCeramics, Fine Arts, Music, Technology, TheaterAnnual Academy Field Days and Talent Shows, Book Clubs, Chess Team, Debate Team, Dreamyard Poetry Slam, Girl Be Heard, Manice Environmental Education Center and Camp, National Junior Honor Society Chapter, PAL SONYC After-School, Shakespeare at Lincoln Center, SHSAT/TACHS Prep, Spelling Bee, Student Council, Theater Club, Thurgood Marshall Junior Mock Trial, Urban Advantage Science, Youth Leadership with Bronx District Attorney's OfficeFitness ClubInteracademy Basketball League10457BRONX206153750420119952030690001East Tremont-73.8930840.8483391010X141Riverdale/Kingsbridge Academy (Middle School / High School 141)Our students enjoy attending school with friends from the community, learning with supportive teachers, participating in the diverse extracurricular activities and performances, and exploring their interests. Our school features after-school clubs, tutoring, celebrations, athletics, and activities (dances, family fundraisers, RKA Color Run, arts shows, film festival, car washes, spirit days, grade level trips, and events). Families appreciate sending their students to the same school for grades 6-12. They also value our extensive no-cost after-school program through a partnership with Riverdale Community Center of RNH. Each student receives a unique program based on his or her strengths and needs in individual subjects. We offer honors, general education, regents, ICT, SETSS, and self-contained courses so that all students have the best opportunity for success. We offer Math Through Technology, an introductory coding class for all MS students. Teachers use an electronic grade book called PupilPath to keep parents informed of student progress. We feature many social supports such as Tiger PRIDE and Lunch Bunches. The longevity of or staff and student population make our school a warm, friendly place which we are proud to call home.Fieldston-Riverdale
660 West 237th Street, Bronx NY 10463
NoPartially Accessible718-796-8516www.rka141.orgN/ABx10, Bx20, Bx7, BxM1, BxM18, BxM2X141MHonors Program (For Students Zoned to 10X141 Only)Screened2179202387YesNoOpen to students residing in the 10X141 zone4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAttendance and PunctualityEntrance Assessment: ELA and MathFinal 4th Grade Report Card......X141UApplication Program (For Students Zoned to 10X368 Only)Open64831619YesNoOpen to students residing in the 10X368 zone....Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected.......X141ZZoned Program (For Students Zoned to 10X141 Only)ZonedOpen to students residing in the 10X141 zone.......................................................................................955042Riverdale / Kingsbridge Academy (Middle School / High School 141)The Bronx High School of Science811513Gr 6-12No8:20am-2:40pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageYes–10-30 hours expected by graduationYesYesNoSpanishAlgebra I, Living Environment, SpanishHonors Courses; Talent Courses (Instrumental Music, Chorus, Computers, Visual Art); TechnologyAcademic Centers, Class Trips, College Access for ALL Program, Community Service Projects, Enrichment Activities and Athletics, Film Festival, Honor Society and Riverdale Community Center of RNH offers free after-school programming including homework help, School Dances, Spirit Days, Teen Theater, Tiger Token Reward Parties, We've Got TalentFitness ClubBaseball, Basketball, Basketball and Softball Conditioning, Cheer, Flag Rugby, Tennis, Volleyball, Wrestling10463BRONX2081130920858702059180376North Riverdale-Fieldston-Riverdale-73.91348640.8883381010X206I.S. 206B Ann MersereauAt I.S. 206B, Ann Mersereau, we pride ourselves in knowing and supporting each child individually. Class sizes are small and the staff supports both the academic and social / emotional growth of every student. Our mission is to empower students to apply the knowledge and skills necessary to promote college and career readiness and achieve personal success. We have created a safe learning environment where students are encouraged to challenge, question, and think critically to solve real-world problems. We are committed to implementing a rigorous curriculum, differentiated to meet the needs of each student. We offer transitional bilingual education programs in English and Spanish as well as the Living Environment Regents course. At I.S. 206B, we value our strong partnerships with parents and community leaders by maintaining an open-door policy of communication. We have partnered with Middle School Quality Initiative and Bronx Community College in order to provide enrichment programs to our students. We also work collaboratively with Good Shepherd Services to run an extended school-day program focusing on academic services as well as art, music, leadership, competitive athletic programs, and STEM programs.Kingsbridge Heights
2280 Aqueduct Avenue, Bronx NY 10468
NoNot Accessible718-584-1570www.is206B.orgB, D to 182nd-183rd Sts; 4 to 183rd StBx1, Bx12, Bx12-SBS, Bx2, Bx3, Bx32, Bx40, Bx42, BxM3, BxM4X206LAnn Mersereau (I.S. 206B)Limited Unscreened14036331349YesNoOpen to students and residents of Districts 9 and 10Priority to students and residents of District 10 who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of District 9 who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of District 10Then to students and residents of District 9.Last year, this program only admitted students from priority groups 1 and 2.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above......X206ZAnn Mersereau (I.S. 206B) Zoned ProgramZonedOpen to students residing in the zone..................................................................................................821611Discovery High School77207Gr 6-8No8am-2:20pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–ExpectedYes–After-SchoolYesYes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichmentLanguage: Spanish; Accelerated: Living Environment; Electives: Music, Art, ChessBallroom Dancing, Boys Baseball, Boys Basketball, Chess in the City, Co-ed Flag Football, Drone Club, Fashion Club, Girls Basketball, Girls Volleyball, Good Shepherd Services, i-Ready ELA and Math Programs, Mathletics, Midori and Friends Music Enrichment, Mouse Squad, Peer Leadership, Poetry, Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS), Specialized High School Prep, Student Government, Urban Debate League, Words and Verbs Poetry, YearbookBaseball, Basketball League, Flag FootballVolleyball LeagueVolleyballBoys Basketball, Flag Football, Girls Basketball, Girls Volleyball10468BRONX2071425320868232032090001Kingsbridge Heights-73.90649540.8596861010X225Theatre Arts Production Company SchoolTAPCo is one of the first public STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts, math) schools in NYC. We provide a strong academic program and the opportunity for students to explore all of the arts. In high school, students can study dance, instrumental or vocal music, drama, or visual studies. Students and parents appreciate our family-like atmosphere, our many different activities, and our strong, supportive staff. TAPCo has a dance studio, full-sized auditorium, a theater-scene shop, a video production studio, two chorus rooms, and an art room. We partner with the 92nd St. YMCA and Lincoln Center. Our college acceptance rate is 99% with over $1.5 million in student scholarships and grants. We communicate with families through our school website, morning announcements, student meetings with their staff agents, town hall meetings, an open-door policy for the administration, and our parent association. TAPCo was cited as a hidden gem in New York City's Best Public Middle Schools: A Parent's Guide. We will also be the only school in the city that offers a rooftop garden/outdoor performance space as a learning environment for our school community.Mount Hope
2225 Webster Avenue, Bronx NY 10457
YesPartially Accessible718-584-0832tapconyc.orgB, D to 182nd-183rd Sts; 4 to 183rd StBx1, Bx15, Bx17, Bx2, Bx32, Bx36, Bx40, Bx41, Bx41-SBS, Bx42, BxM4X225MTheatre Arts Production Company (TAPCo)Screened434108661872YesYesOpen to students and residents of the BronxPriority to students and residents of Districts 9 and 10Then to students and residents of the Bronx.Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAttendance and PunctualityAuditionEntrance Assessment: MathInterview........................................................................................................933223Theatre Arts Production Company School83608Gr 6-12No8:20am-2:50pmYes—Top only-specific color or styleEnglish as a New LanguageYes–OfferedYes–After-SchoolYes–Academic support for certain studentsYesFrenchWe offer Living Environment and Algebra courses culminating in a New York State Regents exam.We have a longstanding after-school partnership with Sports and Arts Foundation (SASF), which provides academics and recreation for our Middle Students until 5:30 pm, on Saturdays, and during holiday breaks. TAPCo Middle School Teachers are employed by SASF so students have a real connection personally and academically during after-school. We also have a very active running club, and will be having a school band (Latin Jazz focus) in the 2018-2019 school year.Basketball, Flag Football, Soccer, Softball, Volleyball10457BRONX2051537920133072031430043Mount Hope-73.89671740.8544931010X228Jonas Bronck AcademyAt Jonas Bronck Academy (JBA), our students become scholars and their families become part of our larger JBA family. We create an environment where scholars challenge, question, and learn to think critically. We nurture the safe haven where scholars feel secure, supported, and understand the importance of community. JBA is a school where we model respect, integrity, and dignity for everyone so that the children we serve have professional role models. Parents and guardians are our partners and their presence in our school and their support at home are critical and essential to each scholar's success. We work to prepare scholars to live the future of their dreams. JBA is the opportunity of a lifetime.Fordham South
400 East Fordham Road, Bronx NY 10458
NoPartially Accessible718-365-2502jonasbronckacademy.orgB, D to Fordham RdBx1, Bx12, Bx12-SBS, Bx15, Bx17, Bx2, Bx22, Bx28, Bx32, Bx34, Bx38, Bx41, Bx41-SBS, Bx9, BxM4X228MJonas Bronck AcademyScreened113322618131764YesYesOpen to students and residents of Districts 9 and 10Attendance and PunctualityAttendance at an Open House/School TourFinal 4th Grade Report CardInterview........................................................................................................944339Bronx Center for Science and MathematicsWorld View High School96268Gr 6-8No8am-2:50pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageNoYesYesNoLiving EnvironmentArt, Dance, Regents Test Prep, Specialized High Schools Test PreparationPartnership with LeAp (Learning through an Expanded Arts Program) programs include: Art, Band, Basketball, Chess, Culinary Arts, Dance, Photography, Soccer, Specialized High Schools Test PreparationTrack and FieldBasketball10458BRONX206153830221164152030337501Fordham South-73.89193140.86091010X243West Bronx Academy for the FutureParents and students agree that our school feels like a family. Upon entering the school, it is abundantly apparent that respect for each other and for learning is of utmost importance. The efforts of all school personnel create a climate in which learning is valued. Parents appreciate the consideration and motivation that promotes learning. As one parent said: "Our kids like school. It motivates us as parents to get involved." Parents appreciate the wealth of information they receive about their children's progress.Belmont
500 East Fordham Road, Bronx NY 10458
YesFully Accessible718-563-7139westbronxacademy.orgB, D to Fordham RdBx1, Bx12, Bx12-SBS, Bx15, Bx17, Bx19, Bx2, Bx22, Bx28, Bx34, Bx38, Bx41, Bx41-SBS, Bx9, BxM4X243LWest Bronx Academy for the FutureLimited Unscreened492111662076YesYesOpen to students and residents of Districts 9 and 10Priority to students and residents of District 10 who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of District 9 who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of District 10Then to students and residents of District 9.Last year, this program only admitted students from priority groups 1, 2, and 3.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above........................................................................................................903417West Bronx Academy for the Future75607Gr 6-12No8:15am-3:05pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageNoYesYesYesSpanishAlgebra I, Living Environment, US HistoryArt, Music, Technology, DramaArts; Cheerleading; Dance; Drama; Girls Talk; Project-Based Learning; Technology Program: Mobile Computer Labs; Voices and Choices; Writing MattersBasketball League, Fitness Club, SwimmingBaseball, Basketball, Flag Football, Rugby, Soccer, Swimming, Volleyball10458BRONX2061538720118102030590001Belmont-73.88826740.8600431010X244The New School for Leadership and The ArtsThe New School for Leadership and The Arts (NSLA) is committed to providing every student with an academically rich and engaging curriculum. We strive to present our students with a middle school experience that prepares them for the best high schools, colleges, and careers. To do so, our school creates an enriching learning environment that nurtures leadership development and artistic exploration. Students are provided opportunities to demonstrate their talents through performances, art exhibits, science labs, and participation in various city events. Students at NSLA also benefit from experiencing technology integrated into their classes and opportunities to learn outside of the classroom through various trips within and outside of the city. To support our mission, each student is assigned a school counselor in sixth grade who works with the student, parents, and teachers to ensure a successful middle school experience.Van Cortlandt Village
120 West 231st Street, Bronx NY 10463
YesNot Accessible718-601-2869www.ms244.org1 to 231st StBx1, Bx10, Bx2, Bx20, Bx22, Bx26, Bx3, Bx32, Bx7, Bx9, BxM1, BxM18, BxM2, BxM3X244LThe Arts Academy (Open to Zoned Students)Limited Unscreened1513043935YesYesOpen to students residing in the zonePriority to students residing in the zone who sign in at an eventThen to students residing in the zone.Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above......X244ZThe Academy of the SciencesZonedOpen to students residing in the zone..................................................................................................914128Manhattan Center for Science and MathematicsThe High School of Fashion IndustriesBronx Engineering and Technology Academy87748Gr 6-8No8:15am-2:35pmYes—Official uniform must be purchasedEnglish as a New Language, Transitional Bilingual Education: SpanishNoYesNoYes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichmentSpanishAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentCoding, Dance, Honor Classes, Instrumental Band, Music, Visual ArtsAfrican Dance, Arts & Crafts, Baking & Cooking, Ballroom Dancing, Board Games, Choir, Contemporary Dance, Fitness, Homework Help, Knitting & Crocheting, Mad Science, Robotics, Rock Band, Science through Botany, Theater, Young ProfessionalsBasketball LeagueBasketball LeagueCross CountryArchery, Flag Football, Soccer, Softball, Step10463BRONX2081427320155472032530141Van Cortlandt Village-73.9011140.8759161010X254TEAM 254Students enjoy our family-like atmosphere and small classroom setting. Teachers are readily accessible to students before, during, and after school. Our school features a variety of academic and recreational programs, including after-school varsity sports and arts programs. Parents enjoy having access to teachers, guidance counselors, administrators, and school staff. Parents are invited to school events to learn about their child's academic, social, and emotional progress. Our school conducts special outreach to parents of students with a variety of learning needs. Beyond the required academic courses, students participate in a variety of extracurricular classes such as career development and sports. Our school also collaborates with a number of community organizations such as Fordham University, Manhattan College, Bronx Community College, Lehman College, and Bronx Institute (GEARUP). Unique education programs at TEAM 254: STEM Lab, two state-of-the-art science labs, one business-like Mac lab, Middle School Quality Initiative, Facing History, drama/theater program, Arts in the Middle, Lincoln Center, and Arthur Miller Partner. Regents offered in Algebra and Living Environment. CBO program partner is —Community Association of Progressive DominicansBelmont
2452 Washington Avenue, Bronx NY 10458
NoPartially Accessible718-220-8700schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolB, D to Fordham RdBx1, Bx12, Bx12-SBS, Bx15, Bx17, Bx19, Bx2, Bx22, Bx28, Bx34, Bx38, Bx41, Bx41-SBS, Bx9, BxM4X254LI.S. 254 Application ProgramLimited Unscreened235581612515YesYesOpen to students and residents of Districts 9 and 10Priority to students and residents of District 10 who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of District 9 who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of District 10Then to students and residents of District 9.Last year, this program only admitted students from priority groups 1, 2, and 3.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above......X254ZI.S. 254 Zoned ProgramZonedOpen to students residing in the zone..................................................................................................642314DeWitt Clinton High SchoolDiscovery High SchoolNew Visions Charter High School for the Humanities69469Gr 6-8No8:10am-2:30pmYesEnglish as a New Language, Transitional Bilingual Education: SpanishNoYesYes–Academic support and enrichmentYes–Saturday programSpanishAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentArts, Drama, TheaterAfter-School Academic Intervention Services; English Language Learner Program; Field Trips; Fitness Club; Student Government; Student Government; Visual & Performing ArtsGirls Volleyball LeagueSoccerBasketball, Track and Field, Volleyball10458BRONX2061538721038632030580003Belmont-73.89023240.8588151010X279P.S. 279 Captain Manuel Rivera, Jr.PS/MS 279 is a school that prides itself on building strong relationships with students and families while maintaining and upholding high academic expectations for students. We offer an array of extracurricular activities ranging from a Nationally Recognized Chess team to our award winning CHAMPS teams- all designed to engage students with all types of interests!Mount Hope
2100 Walton Avenue, Bronx NY 10453
NoFully Accessible718-584-6004schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolB, D to 182nd-183rd Sts; 4 to Burnside AveBx1, Bx2, Bx3, Bx32, Bx36, Bx40, Bx41, Bx41-SBS, Bx42, BxM4X279ZThe Captain Manuel Rivera, Jr. School (P.S. 279)ZonedOpen to continuing 5th grade students and students residing in the zonePriority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students residing in the zone.Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.........................................................................................................902517Mott Hall Bronx High SchoolCharter High School for Law and Social JusticeBronx Leadership Academy II High School911092Gr K-8No8am-2:20pmYesEnglish as a New Language, Transitional Bilingual Education: SpanishYes–OfferedNoNoYes–Saturday program for certain studentsLiving EnvironmentWe offer Living Environment Regents and an after-school SHSAT program beginning in sixth grade.Apollo Theater Program, Chess, MVT (Most Valued Tutor) ProgramBasketball LeagueBasketball LeagueFlag Football, Flag RugbyFlag Football, Flag Rugby10453BRONX2051424121038672031780014Mount Hope-73.90556640.8544321010X280P.S./M.S. 280 Mosholu ParkwayP.S./M.S. 280 believes each child is capable of achieving academic excellence in a safe, supportive, and print-rich environment. We challenge our students' intellect, encourage independent thinking, and nurture individual talents. Our school culture expects the staff to be dedicated, caring, and hard-working. We foster social responsibility and moral growth in a partnership with our parents. Living and working in a diverse community, we value tradition and the joy of being a learner.Norwood
3202 Steuben Avenue, Bronx NY 10467
YesPartially Accessible718-405-6360www.psms280.comD to 205th St - Norwood; B to Bedford Park Blvd; 4 to Mosholu ParkwayBx1, Bx10, Bx16, Bx2, Bx22, Bx26, Bx28, Bx30, Bx34, Bx38, Bx41, Bx41-SBS, BxM4X280ZP.S./M.S. 280ZonedOpen to continuing 5th grade students and students residing in the zonePriority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students residing in the zone.Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.........................................................................................................973734DeWitt Clinton High SchoolBronx Lab SchoolWorld View High School87876Gr K-8No8:25am-2:45pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–OfferedNoYes–Academic support for certain studentsYes–Saturday program for certain studentsSpanishAlgebra IAcademic Intervention Services (AIS) After School; BOKS Morning Fitness; Chess; English as a New Language Title III After-School for Students and Title I English as a New Language for Parents; Green Team; Music; Student Council; Visual Arts and Dance in Partnership with Bronx Arts Ensemble; YearbookBasketball League, Flag FootballBasketball LeagueSoccerDance, Fitness Club, Football, Soccer10467BRONX2071141920180462033360035Norwood-73.88177340.8772021010X308Bronx Dance Academy SchoolBronx Dance Academy has clearly defined and measurable high expectations for academic and artistic achievement. We expect our students to be in school on time and to respect themselves, their classmates, all adults, the building, and the community in which our school is located. Students, parents, teachers, and staff create and reinforce a culture of achievement and support through a range of formal and informal rewards and recognition for academic performance and artistic excellence.Norwood
3617 Bainbridge Avenue, Bronx NY 10467
NoPartially Accessible718-515-0410schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-School4 to WoodlawnBx10, Bx16, Bx28, Bx30, Bx34, Bx38, BxM4X308MDance (Performing Arts)Screened67915812111559YesYesOpen to students and residents of the BronxPriority to students and residents of Districts 9 and 10Then to students and residents of the Bronx.Last year, this program only admitted students from priority group 1.Academic and Personal BehaviorsAttendance and PunctualityAuditionEntrance Assessment: ELAFinal 4th Grade Report CardPunctuality......X308NVisual Arts (Visual Art & Design)Screened4941272121624YesYesOpen to students and residents of the BronxPriority to students and residents of Districts 9 and 10Then to students and residents of the Bronx.....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Academic and Personal BehaviorAttendance and PunctualityAuditionEntrance Assessment: ELAFinal 4th Grade Report Card..............................................................................................943726Repertory Company High School for Theatre Arts86269Gr 6-8No8:30am-2:50pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageNoYesYesYesSpanishAlgebra IAcademic Programs Include: ELA Lab, Math Lab, Power Hour (study hall and homework tutoring); Montefiore Mosholu Community Center (MMCC) Programs Include: Cooking and Cooking Cosmetics; Dramatic Arts; Hip-Hop Dancing; Leadership Take Charge; LEGO Robotics; Man Cave and Girls Rock Life Skills Program; Videography; Vocal Lounge; ZumbaBasketball, Step10467BRONX2071143120178582033290124Norwood-73.87767940.8851161010X315P.S. 315 Lab SchoolPlease contact the school for more information.Fordham South
2865 Claflin Avenue Bronx, New York, 10468
NoNot Accessible(929) 237-7750schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolB, D to 182nd-183rd Sts; 4 to 183rd StBx1, Bx12, Bx12-SBS, Bx2, Bx3, Bx32, Bx36, Bx40, Bx41, Bx42, BxM3, BxM4X315MThe Lab School (P.S. 315)Screened24661109724YesNoOpen to students and residents of District 9 and 10Priority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students and residents of Districts 9 and 10.Last year, this program only admitted students from priority group 1.4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAttendance and PunctualityFinal 4th Grade Report CardInterview........................................................................................................983427Manhattan Center for Science and Mathematics90249Gr K-8No8:10am-2:30pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–10-30 hours expected by graduationNoNoNoSpanishDreamYard Poetry/Dance/Theater, Photography Club, Robotics, Spelling Bee, Student Council, Urban Advantage Partnership, Violin ProgramBasketball10468BRONX208142670220868332032500073Van Cortlandt Village-73.89972240.8732391010X331The Bronx School of Young LeadersWe offer an academically challenging curriculum that prepares students for high school and beyond. Many of our students have been accepted to prestigious programs, such as TEAK Fellowships. We offer a transitional bilingual program for students who are new to the country (zero to three years in the country). We also offer specific tutoring for students with individual needs. At the Bronx School of Young Leaders our mission is to "enjoy and improve the world". We have many special programs aligned to our mission at the school. Students work hard to be Super Scholars and attend special trips when they qualify by having 85% or higher in all of their classes. We have a wonderful attendance rate, higher than the city average, and we take students with perfect attendance on special field trips. So many extracurricular opportunities are available including: dance, music, visual arts, basketball, baseball, soccer, computer science, sign language, spoken word, chess, documentary film, and volleyball. We offer several programs on Saturdays through our CBO, Fordham University. Parents attend classes in English as a New Language and fitness. We are a community school and we always welcome the ideas of parents, students, and community members.Morris Heights
40 West Tremont Avenue, Bronx NY 10453
YesFully Accessible718-583-4146schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolB, D to Tremont Ave; 4 to Burnside Ave; 4 to 176th StBx1, Bx18, Bx2, Bx3, Bx32, Bx36, Bx40, Bx42, BxM4X331UThe Bronx School of Young LeadersOpen701153862685YesYesOpen to students and residents of the BronxPriority to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 10Then to students and residents of District 9Then to students and residents of the Bronx.Last year, this program only admitted students from priority groups 1 and 2.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above........................................................................................................822112Charter High School for Law and Social JusticeHarry S Truman High SchoolBronx Collegiate Academy80409Gr 6-8Yes, Fordham University8am-2:20pmYes—Official uniform provided by schoolEnglish as a New Language, Transitional Bilingual Education: SpanishYes–ExpectedYesYes–For incoming sixth graders and for academic support and enrichmentYes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichmentLiving EnvironmentArt, Dance, Digital Literacy, Gym, Health, Spanish as a Foreign Language, In eighth grade we will offer Regents ScienceComputer; Dance; Extensive After-School and Saturday Sports, Tutoring, and Arts Classes; Four Super Scholar trips Per Year Including: Snow Tubing, Horseback Riding, Six Flags (special trips for students who score an 85% or higher in four classes, pass all of their classes with at least 70%, and have read the required amount of independent books); Mentoring in Medicine; Mock Trial; Perfect Attendance Classes; Sign Language; Spelling Bee; Thanksgiving Turkey Bowl; Winter Talent ShowBasketball League, Flag FootballBasketball League, Volleyball LeagueBaseball, Basketball for all levels on Saturdays, Football, Girls Basketball, Soccer, Track and Field10453BRONX2051421720987212028620014University Heights-Morris Heights-73.9111840.8518231010X363Academy For Personal Leadership And ExcellenceThe Academy for Personal Leadership and Excellence (APLE) gives students opportunities to participate in community service learning projects, and uses technology such as SMART Boards and iPads to showcase these projects. Students like our special programs and enrichment classes that encourage participation and teamwork. Each student who enrolls at APLE receives their own Chromebook which they use for their three years in middle school. Parents like our school's commitment to developing leadership skills and social awareness through a Common Core Learning Standards academic program. Parents also like the individual attention students receive from teachers who help them create, monitor, and achieve academic goals. APLE promotes positive communication and engagement through our offering of educational workshops and various community including morning- and after-school programs, Saturday Academy, parent workshops, and assemblies. Our building houses a state-of-the-art dance room, fitness center, spinning room and newly renovated swimming pool. Our school playground is equipped with six basketball hoops and one full court.Fordham South
120 East 184th Street, Bronx NY 10468
YesNot Accessible718-220-3139ms363aple.orgB, D to Fordham Rd; 4 to 183rd StBx1, Bx12, Bx12-SBS, Bx15, Bx17, Bx2, Bx22, Bx28, Bx3, Bx32, Bx34, Bx38, Bx41, Bx41-SBS, Bx9, BxM4X363LApplication ProgramLimited Unscreened383922318517YesYesOpen to students and residents of the BronxPriority to students and residents of Districts 9 and 10 who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of Districts 9 and 10Then to students and residents of the Bronx who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of the Bronx.Last year, this program only admitted students from priority groups 1, 2, and 3.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above......X363UZoned ProgramOpen17857451244YesYesOpen to students residing in the zone....Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected..............................................................................................96208Bronxdale High SchoolManhattan Bridges High SchoolInternational School for Liberal Arts92557Gr 6-8Yes, Wediko Children's Services8:20am-4pmYes—Official uniform provided by schoolEnglish as a New Language, Transitional Bilingual Education: SpanishYes–10-30 hours expected by graduationYesYes–Academic support and enrichmentYes–Saturday programSpanishAlgebra I, US HistoryArt, Fitness, Health, Multimedia (Web Design, Microsoft Power Point, Word, Excel), Music, Physical Education, Spinning, Swimming, YogaAdvisory; Community Service Learning; Drama; Internships (BBP, Kroll); Jeter’s Leaders; Journalism; JumpNation (eighth grade college partnership with SUNY Binghamton); Peer Mediation; Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS); Specialized High School Preparation; Swimming; Teen ActionDevelopmental BasketballDevelopmental BasketballBaseball, Basketball, Flag Football, Girls Cheerleading, Soccer, Softball, Swimming, Volleyball10468BRONX205142370320138992031720046Fordham South-73.90016140.8597521010X368In-Tech Academy (M.S. / High School 368)IN-Tech Academy is committed to developing students' critical thinking and expanding their facility with technology. Teachers engage students in a vigorous academic curriculum so they can become independent learners and achieve mastery of the Common Core Learning Standards. Middle school students receive individualized programs geared to their strengths and needs, giving them opportunities to take advanced courses in core subjects and foreign language. IN-Tech offers an array of non-academic opportunities for students to explore after school and on Saturdays such as sports, clubs, and the production of the morning news video. Our parents play an active role in the Parent Teacher Association and School Leadership Team, and are regularly informed of school events and student progress via PupilPath, SchoolMessenger, and the school's website. Most importantly, parents and students value our school's safe and nurturing environment. We have collaborative partnerships with the Riverdale Neighborhood House, foundations, private schools, and colleges.Spuyten Duyvil-Kingsbridge
2975 Tibbett Avenue, Bronx NY 10463
YesFully Accessible718-432-4300in-techacademy.org1 to Marble Hill - 225th StBx1, Bx10, Bx2, Bx20, Bx7, Bx9, BxM1, BxM18, BxM2, M100X368MHonors Program (For Students Zoned to 10X368 Only)Screened53130619YesNoOpen to students residing in the 10X368 zone4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAttendance and PunctualityEntrance Assessment: ELA and MathFinal 4th Grade Report Card......X368UApplication Program (For Students Zoned to 10X141 Only)Open661733619YesYesOpen to students residing in the 10X141 zone....Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected.......X368ZZoned Program (For Students Zoned to 10X368 Only)ZonedOpen to students residing in the 10X368 zone.......................................................................................873115In-Tech Academy (M.S. / High School 368)851003Gr 6-12No8:04am-2:44pmYesEnglish as a New Language, Transitional Bilingual Education: SpanishNoYesYesYesSpanishAlgebra I, Living Environment, Spanish, US HistoryArt, Band, Technology, Tier Classes, Virtual Enterprises JV2-D & 3-D Digital Art; Angels Program; Band; College & Career Week; College Advisory; Debate; Digital Media; DiversiDream; Drama; ELL Extended Day; LEGO Robotics; MOUSE Squad; Student Government; Talent Show; Tutoring; Video Production; Winter and Spring Gala; YearbookBasketball League, Flag FootballTrack and FieldCheerleading, Flag Football10463BRONX208112930221128382057160725Spuyten Duyvil-Kingsbridge-73.90989640.8793681010X390M.S. 390At Middle School 390, we offer a variety of exciting and engaging extracurricular activities which keep our students interested in school. Our school culture emphasizes student social-emotional development empowering students to make positive decisions and develop leadership skills through the implementation of the 7 Habits of Highly Effective People- Leader In Me process. We foster strong relationships with our families while maintaining consistent communication about our students' progress. Each class is 100% equipped with high quality technology (one-to-one iPads and laptops). We are part of the Middle School Quality Initiative and Learning Partners Program. In addition, we offer dual language and transitional bilingual programs in English and Spanish, as well as an Honors/Regents Program designed to provide students with the opportunity to participate in Regents courses in the eighth grade (Algebra, US History, and Living Environment). Thus, maximizing opportunities for college and career readiness. Our ideal students will be committed to engage in a rigorous curriculum and participate in our high school and college prep programs (Cornell University- Juntos Program, Lehman College- GEAR UP, BCC- STEM, TRIO, STEP, and LPP)University Heights
1930 Andrews Avenue, Bronx NY 10453
YesNot Accessible718-583-5501ms390.comB, D to Tremont Ave; 4 to Burnside AveBx1, Bx12, Bx12-SBS, Bx18, Bx2, Bx3, Bx32, Bx36, Bx40, Bx42X390LExcel Academy - Honors/Regents ProgramsLimited Unscreened26560751139YesYesOpen to students and residents of Districts 9 and 10Priority to students and residents of District 10 who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of District 9 who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of District 10Then to students and residents of District 9.Last year, this program only admitted students from priority groups 1, 2, and 3.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above......X390MM.S. 390 Spanish Dual Language ProgramScreened: Language1462364624YesYesOpen to students and residents of the Bronx....English Language Learners (ELLs), Heritage Language Speakers of the target language, Participants of elementary school-level Dual Language and Transitional Bilingual Education programs in the target language........X390ZM.S. 390 Zoned ProgramZonedOpen to students residing in the zone.......................................................................................792314Charter High School for Law and Social JusticeA. Philip Randolph Campus High SchoolThe Celia Cruz Bronx High School of Music65539Gr 6-8No8am-2:20pmYes—Official uniform must be purchasedEnglish as a New Language, Dual Language: Spanish, Transitional Bilingual Education: SpanishYes–OfferedNoYes–For incoming sixth graders and for academic support and enrichmentYes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichmentSpanishAlgebra I, Living Environment, US HistoryAlgebra 1, Band, Dance (Modern and Ballet), Living Environment, Orchestra (Violin, Viola, Bass, and Cello), Spanish, US HistoryArt; Astor Mental Health Services and On-Site Full Service Health Clinic; Band; Career Awareness & High School Readiness ; Chess Club; Chorus; College Prep Programs; Community Service/Bronx Youth Corp.; Dance; Drama; DreamYard After-School Program; Gaining Early Awareness and Readiness for Undergraduate Programs (GEAR UP); JUNTOS/Cornell University; Mouse Squad; Peer Leadership; Peer Mediation and Conflict Resolution; Poetry; Student Government; TRIO-Talent Search-BCC; YearbookSoccerBasketball, Flag Football, Soccer, Softball, Volleyball10453BRONX205142450220146922032160002University Heights-Morris Heights-73.91319740.8547011010X391The Angelo Patri Middle SchoolAs a Community School, our role is to build and solidify a successful, culturally responsive environment that demonstrates genuine care for our scholars and community. We continue to develop instructional practices that engage students at their level to grow towards standards setting work. We strive to include children in academic discussions with teachers and parents through Student Led Conferences. Growing and encouraging the sharing of scholars' voice is our community's future. We expect parent to be actively engaged in their scholar's learning by attending each Student Led Conference and other family learning activities. With this engagement, families see how scholars are striving for excellence in completing projects and celebrating their accomplishments. Parents are encouraged and expected to monitor their child's academic progress through the use of our online grading system, PupilPath. Students also experience the integration of technology into their content areas as we move further into a multi-media world. Our enrichment activities encourage student choice of programming including: chess, scrabble, regents living environment, regents Algebra, theater, band and hip hop therapy to enrich their learning.Mount Hope
2225 Webster Avenue, Bronx NY 10457
YesPartially Accessible718-584-1295theangelopatrischool.orgB, D to 182nd-183rd Sts; 4 to 183rd StBx1, Bx15, Bx17, Bx2, Bx32, Bx36, Bx40, Bx41, Bx41-SBS, Bx42, BxM4X391LApplication ProgramLimited Unscreened12942341248NoYesOpen to students and residents of the BronxPriority to students and residents of 10 who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of District 9 who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of District 10Then to students and residents of District 9.Then to students and residents of the Bronx who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of the Bronx.Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above......X391ZZoned ProgramZonedOpen to students residing in the zone..................................................................................................67146A. Philip Randolph Campus High SchoolAlfred E. Smith Career and Technical Education High SchoolDeWitt Clinton High School77530Gr 6-8Yes, Replications Incorporated7:45am-3:25pmYesEnglish as a New Language, Transitional Bilingual Education: SpanishYes–10-30 hours expected by graduationYesYes–For incoming sixth graders and for academic support and enrichmentYes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichmentAmerican Sign Language, ItalianBand, Broadway Jr., Dancing Classrooms, DreamYard Poetry Slam, Educational Alchemy (HisStory, HerStory), Health and Nutrition, Mindfulness, Morning Physical Education, Red Bull Theater (Shakespeare), Visual Arts, Yearbook Club, YogaAfter-School Academies; Broadway Jr.; Chess & Games; Dance; EastSide House Extended Day; Educational Alchemy; Girl’s Circle; Honors Program; Imagine Learning; Library Squad; Lincoln Center Shakespeare; Maker Space; Newspaper; Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS); Project-Based Learning; RAMS Team; Service Learning; Small Learning Communities; Student Government; Student Government; Yoga; ZumbaBasketball LeagueBasketball, Flag Football, Soccer, Volleyball10457BRONX2051537920133072031430043Mount Hope-73.89671740.8544931010X447The Creston Academy for Responsibility and Excellence (C.A.R.E.)Our middle school was established to promote and nurture a culture of high expectations that enables our students to succeed in their school lives and beyond. We provide a Common Core Learning Standards-Aligned curriculum to best prepare all of our students for college- and career-readiness. Our school community is focused on the implementation of a rigorous curriculum, differentiated to meet the diverse needs and strengths of our students. We celebrate a learning environment that is designed to foster and motivate our students through four essential beliefs: belonging, mastery, independence, and generosity. We value parents as our partners as we work together to achieve the mission and vision that we share for our school. Structures for frequent, clear, welcoming, and respectful communication enhance our home-school connections.Fordham South
125 East 181st Street, Bronx NY 10453
YesPartially Accessible718-367-5035schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolB, D to 182nd-183rd Sts; 4 to 183rd StBx1, Bx2, Bx3, Bx32, Bx36, Bx40, Bx41, Bx41-SBS, Bx42, BxM4X447LThe Community Service AcademyLimited Unscreened25264362137YesYesOpen to students and residents of Districts 9 and 10Priority to students and residents of District 10 who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of District 9 who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of District 10Then to students and residents of District 9.Last year, this program only admitted students from priority groups 1, 2, and 3.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above......X447MSpanish Bilingual ProgramScreened: Language15837231237NoNoOpen to students and residents of Districts 9 and 10....English Language Learners (ELLs), Heritage Language Speakers of the target language, Participants of elementary school-level Dual Language and Transitional Bilingual Education programs in the target language.4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAttendanceFinal 4th Grade Report CardPunctuality.......X447UThe Creston Academy for Responsibility and Excellence (C.A.R.E.)Open18143221974YesYesOpen to students residing in the zone......Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected.................................................................................992621A. Philip Randolph Campus High SchoolKnowledge and Power Preparatory Academy International High School (Kappa)High School for Environmental Studies89460Gr 6-8No8am-2:20pmYesEnglish as a New Language, Transitional Bilingual Education: SpanishYes–ExpectedYesNoYes–Saturday program for certain studentsAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentAchieve 3000; After-School Academic Enrichment Program; Career Fair/Skills Development; Community Service; Curriculum-Related Field Trips; Debate Team; Partnership with Good Shepherd Services; Specialized High School Prep Program; Student Government/Student Council; YearbookDevelopmental BasketballSoftball, Volleyball LeagueFitness Club, VolleyballRunning, Softball10453BRONX205142370420138492031700001Fordham South-73.90345840.8548721010X459East Fordham Academy for the ArtsEast Fordham Academy for the Arts is a collaborative community where building relationships with students and families comes first. We believe rigorous instruction, social emotional development, and the arts are the cornerstones which will enable our students to succeed in college, careers, and in life. We are "Where Arts and Academics Meet in Excellence." We believe students learn best when they are in a safe and secure environment, with teachers who extend their thinking by asking challenging questions and designing tasks with real world applications. Our students are supported through advisory, allowing the students to build a trusting relationship with an adult. We offer student choice in the arts, so the students can focus on majoring in one of the following art programs: Visual Arts, Music, Dance or Theater. Our belief in the importance of the arts helps our students experience Broadway, compete in competitions, and perform in dances. To celebrate our students' success, we plan multiple trips throughout the year to Yankee stadium, apple picking, ice-skating, Six Flags, and college sporting events. For our graduating class, we plan a week of celebration activities like prom, an overnight field trip, breakfast, and barbecue.Fordham South
120 East 184th Street, Bronx NY 10468
YesNot Accessible718-220-4185eastfordham.orgB, D to Fordham Rd; 4 to 183rd StBx1, Bx12, Bx12-SBS, Bx15, Bx17, Bx2, Bx22, Bx28, Bx3, Bx32, Bx34, Bx38, Bx41, Bx41-SBS, Bx9, BxM4X459UEast Fordham Academy for the ArtsOpen14946231763YesYesOpen to students residing in the zoneStudents who apply to this program will be randomly selected........................................................................................................8693Alfred E. Smith Career and Technical Education High SchoolBronx Collaborative High SchoolCommunity School for Social Justice76278Gr 6-8Yes, Wediko Children's Services8am-2:20pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageNoYesYes–Academic support and enrichmentYes–Saturday programSpanishAdvisory, Dance, English as a New Language Academy, Integrated Algebra Regents, Living Environment Regents, Music, Saturday Academy, Theater, Visual ArtsA variety of PBIS events, Apple Picking, Ballroom Dancing, Career Day, College Awareness Day, College Tours, Dog Therapy, Family Night, Field Day, Ice Skating, Movie Trips, Music Academy, Read Across America Day, School Assemblies, School Dances, Spelling Bee, Student GovernmentBoys Basketball League, Fitness ClubBaseball, Basketball, Cheerleading, Cross Country, Dance, Soccer, Swimming, Track and Field, Volleyball10468BRONX205142370320138992031720046Fordham South-73.90016140.8597521111X019The Judith K. Weiss Woodlawn School (P.S. 19)At P.S. 19, the Judith K. Weiss Woodlawn School, we are extremely proud of the accomplishments of our students and staff. We are constantly striving to reach the highest level of achievement in all areas. Our teachers work diligently to provide academic rigor while understanding the individual needs of each child. Our staff works collaboratively to provide a team approach to the educational framework of our school. Our children are challenged to work to their fullest potential each day, while enjoying the safe, family environment of our K-8 school. The parent foundation of P.S. 19 gives us the stability we need to provide our students with an all-around sense of unity. Our strong administrators offer direct support to ensure that every day is more productive than the last.Woodlawn
4318 Katonah Avenue, Bronx NY 10470
NoNot Accessible718-324-1924ps19.usN/ABx16, Bx31, Bx34, BxM4X019UThe Judith K. Weiss Woodlawn School (P.S. 19)OpenN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AOpen to students and residents of District 11Priority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 11Last year, this program only admitted students from priority group 1.........................................................................................................975249Beacon High School85511Gr K-8No8:15am-2:35pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageNoYes–After-SchoolNoNoSpanishAlgebra IAlgebra Core I - Grade Eight studentsNational Junior Honor Society; SONYC Middle School Program10470BRONX212114510220194632033860001Woodlawn-Wakefield-73.867540.8992951111X083P.S. 083 Donald HertzP.S. 83 is a K-8 school in the Morris Park community. The school accepts only continuing fifth graders and students zoned to the school.Morris Park
950 Rhinelander Avenue, Bronx NY 10462
NoPartially Accessible718-863-1993ps83.org5 to Morris Park; 2 to Bronx Park EastBx21, Bx22, Bx39, Bx8, BxM10X083UThe Donald Hertz School (P.S. 83)OpenN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AOpen to students and residents of District 11Priority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 11Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.........................................................................................................914440Pelham Preparatory AcademyCollegiate Institute for Math and ScienceBronx High School for the Visual Arts801698Gr K-8Yes, New York City Community Learning Schools Initiative, Inc.8:10am-2:30pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–OfferedNoNoYes–Saturday program for certain studentsSpanishAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentArt, MusicAfter-School Drama, Homework Assistance, and SportsVolleyball LeagueFlag FootballBasketball, Cheerleading10462BRONX2111324420453442041250001Van Nest-Morris Park-Westchester Square-73.85924940.8493951111X089P.S./M.S. 89Our vision at P.S./M.S. 89 is that students learn best through building relationships, ensuring academic rigor, and engaging in culturally relevant and responsive learning that will develop the social and emotional aspect of individuals. We follow the Big Picture Learning model that believes in personalized education for all students. In addition, we believe that creating and providing innovative, personalized learning environments that work in tandem with the real world of their greater community will best serve our children. All students have access to technology during the school day and at our After-School and Saturday Academy. Our curriculum provides students with interventions that aid in setting high expectations and creates classrooms where students can apply knowledge, set and achieve positive goals, feel and show empathy for others when questions and discussions are taking place. We believe that establishing and maintaining positive relationships creates a nurturing school community.Allerton
980 Mace Avenue, Bronx NY 10469
NoNot Accessible718-653-0835ps89x.com5 to Pelham Parkway; 2 to Allerton AveBx12, Bx12-SBS, Bx26, Bx39, Bx8, BxM11X089LApplication ProgramLimited Unscreened255561411518YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 11Priority to students and residents of District 11 who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of District 11.Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above......X089ZZoned ProgramZonedOpen to continuing 5th grade students and students residing in the zonePriority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students residing in the zone..................................................................................................853128Collegiate Institute for Math and ScienceFannie Lou Hamer Freedom High SchoolBronxdale High School921548Gr K-8No8am-2:20pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–10-30 hours expected by graduationYesYes–For incoming sixth graders and for academic support and enrichmentYes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichmentAlgebra I, English, Living Environment, US HistoryAdvisory, Art, Band, Coding, Drama/Theater, MusicAdvisory, Art Club, Band, Boost, Cheerleading, Choir, Computer Technology, Cooking Club, Culture Club, DREAM-SHSI, Dance, Debate Team, Drama/Theater, Dream 89, ELLA Program, Fashion Design Club, Intramural Sports, iXL, iZone, Leadership, MSQI, Mindfulness, Mouse Squad, Music, Musical Theater, NIDC Enrichment Programs, NYC Road Runners, Restorative Circles, Robotics, STEM Club, Sixth Grade Extended Academic and Enrichment Program, Yoga, You & IBasketball League, Fitness Club, Flag Football, SoccerBaseball, Basketball, Boxing, Cheerleading, Flag Football, Panther Fitness Club, Soccer, Track10469BRONX2111332420515712044440016Bronxdale-73.85938740.8630551111X127Castle Hill Middle School 127Students like our school because we support the whole child. We offer unique and specialized small learning communities, enrichment programs, and championship and award-winning athletic, arts, and extracurricular programs. We also offer exciting academic programs which give every child a chance to shine at what he or she loves to do. Parents like our school because they are brought into the process of providing a quality education for their child. Parents have an active and meaningful role as co-creators of the school direction through an active Parent Association and the School Leadership Team. We offer dynamic and engaging opportunities for parent and community involvement including a Harvest Fest, a Community Fair, numerous workshops, and training opportunities.Parkchester
1560 Purdy Street, Bronx NY 10462
YesNot Accessible718-892-8600schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-School6 to Castle Hill AveBx22, Bx4, Bx40, Bx42, Bx4A, BxM6, Q44-SBSX127AGifted and Talented ProgramComposite Score24522521248YesNoOpen to students and residents of District 114th Grade New York State ELA Exam: 17.5%4th Grade New York State Math Exam: 17.5%Academic and Personal Behaviors: 15%Attendance: 10%Final 4th Grade Report Card: 35%Punctuality: 5%......X127LApplication ProgramLimited Unscreened22641321773YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 11Priority to students and residents of District 11 who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of District 11.....Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above.......X127ZCastle Hill Middle School 127 Zoned ProgramZonedOpen to students and residents of District 11.......................................................................................963626Herbert H. Lehman High SchoolA. Philip Randolph Campus High SchoolManhattan Center for Science and Mathematics79806Gr 6-8No8:10am-2:30pmYes—Official uniform must be purchasedEnglish as a New Language, Transitional Bilingual Education: Bengali, Transitional Bilingual Education: SpanishYes–ExpectedYesYes–For incoming sixth graders and for academic support and enrichmentYes–Saturday program for test prepSpanishAlgebra I, Earth Science, Living EnvironmentBusiness, Dance, Production & Music, STEM/STEAM, Technology, Theater, Visual Arts, Youth Action GroupsARISTA/National Junior Honor Society (NJHS), Broadway Junior, College & Career Readiness, Cooking, Dance, Debate Team, Junior Ambassadors Program, Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports (PBIS) Program, Service Projects (coat, clothing, food, pet/animal drives, temporary housing & elder care visits, green/conservation projects), Specialized High Schools Admissions Prep (SHSAT), Student Council, Student Leadership ProgramsBasketball LeagueFitness ClubCheerleading, Fitness, Flag Football, Soccer10462BRONX2091822220412472039480055Parkchester-73.85352440.8379311111X144J.H.S. 144 MichelangeloMichelangelo Middle School is where students begin their quest for excellence. Our students learn how to become critical thinkers, problem solvers, decision makers, and caring, ethical citizens. In addition, our students are prepared for high school and college by our special emphasis on the Common Core Learning Standards. Michelangelo has an active Parent Association that works with our parent coordinator to communicate with parents about various events, including student celebrations, school plays/concerts, Honor Roll breakfasts, Honor Society Night, and Family Nights. In addition, parents and students can view upcoming assignments on teacher web pages as well as monitor their child's progress via PupilPath. Parents are guided in the high school application process by our guidance counselors. Our graduates have been accepted into many of NYC's specialized high schools.Pelham Gardens
2545 Gunther Avenue, Bronx NY 10469
YesPartially Accessible718-794-9749afterschool-jhs144.weebly.comN/ABx12, Bx12-SBS, Bx23, Bx26, Bx28, Bx29, Bx30, Bx31, Bx38, Bx5, BxM10, Q50X144UAcademy of Law and JournalismOpen1262765621YesNoOpen to students and residents of District 11Priority to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 11.Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above......X144VAcademy of Performing & Visual ArtsOpen229671111621YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 11Priority to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 11.....Last year, this program only admitted students from priority group 1.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above.......X144WAcademy of Math and ScienceOpen22835116621YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 11Priority to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 11.......Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above........Z144ZZoned ProgramZonedOpen to students residing in the zone..........................................................................95239Harry S Truman High SchoolH.E.R.O. High (Health, Education, and Research Occupations High School)Bronx High School for Law and Community Service83492Gr 6-8No7:45am-2:05pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–ExpectedYesYes–Academic support and enrichmentYes–Saturday programSpanishAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentArt, Band, Computer Technology, Drama, ELA Enrichment, Instrumental Music, Just Words, Math Enrichment, STEM, Wilson ReadingArt Club; Band; Boys Basketball; Cheerleading; Chess Club; Chorus; Computer Club; Dance; Dance Club; Debate; ELA Enrichment; Flag Football; Future City; Girls Basketball; Glee Club; Homework Club; Math Enrichment; Senior Advisor Club; Special High School Preparation; STEM; Step; Theater; Weather Reporting; YearbookBoys Basketball, Cheerleading, Dance, Flag Football, Girls Basketball, Hockey10469BRONX2111331020535182044930001Allerton-Pelham Gardens-73.8360740.8637351111X175P.S. 175 City IslandOur mission is to make P.S. 175 a true collaborative community of practice where we all work together to meet the instructional and social needs of every child. We all see ourselves as learners, and teachers work collaboratively to plan and implement instruction. Our classrooms reflect the enthusiasm of both teachers and students. Parents are welcomed into our building as meaningful contributors. Instruction is rigorous and student achievement high. Students love to come to school to learn, teachers love to come to school to teach, and parents are happy to send their children to our school.City Island
200 City Island Avenue, Bronx NY 10464
NoNot Accessible718-885-1093schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolN/ABx29, BxM8X175UCity Island School (P.S. 175)OpenN/AN/AN/AN/AN?N/AN/AN/AOpen to students and residents of District 11Priority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 11........................................................................................................944345High School for Contemporary Arts91332Gr K-8No8:10am-2:30pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageYes–10-30 hours expected by graduationYesNoNoAlgebra I, Earth ScienceAfter-School Music Group, Bronx Arts Ensemble (fifth grade play), Lincoln Center Institute (Grades K-3), Little Kids Rock Program, Visual Arts ProgramPartnerships with the Lincoln Center Institute, Bronx Arts Ensemble, AUSSIE, Syracuse University, City Island Community Center, and Sports & Arts in Schools Foundation. Trips: Sixth grade: Three-Day overnight trip to the Greenkill Environmental Center; Seventh grade: day trips to Philadelphia and Boston; and Eighth grade: Overnight trip to Washington, DC10464BRONX2101351620824442056410280Pelham Bay-Country Club-City Island-73.78521940.8438731111X180M.S. 180 Dr. Daniel Hale WilliamsStudents can develop their skills in one of our two programs: School for the Arts (Creative & Performing), and Pre-Engineering and Math. Students can major in Fine Arts, Dance (Classical & Modern), Music (Vocal & Instrumental), Video Production & Photography, Theater, and Computers. Students can take Advanced Placement courses (Computer Assisted Design & Advanced Math) next door at the Truman High School Campus. Children can reach their maximum potential in a secure environment. Many of our students move to specialized high schools and excellent colleges. Honors classes are available in each grade.Co-op City
700 Baychester Avenue, Bronx NY 10475
NoPartially Accessible718-904-5650schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-School5 to Baychester AveBx12, Bx12-SBS, Bx23, Bx26, Bx28, Bx29, Bx30, Bx38, Bx5, BxM7, Q50X180MPre-Engineering and MathScreened512721161248YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 114th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAcademic and Personal BehaviorsAttendanceAuditionFinal 4th Grade Report CardWriting Assignment......X180NSchool for the ArtsScreened613116652397YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 11....4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAcademic and Personal BehaviorsAttendanceAuditionFinal 4th Grade Report CardWriting Assignment.......X180UDr. Daniel Hale Williams (I.S. 180)Open4441074426114YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 11Priority to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 11.......Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above.................................................................................975132Harry S Truman High SchoolFrederick Douglass AcademyHerbert H. Lehman High School85968Gr 6-8No8am-2:20pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageNoYesNoNoSpanishAlgebra I, Earth Science, Spanish, US HistoryCoding, Computers, Film/Photography, Fine Arts, Music Technology, Robotics, Strings, Theater, VocalAdvanced Math/Science; Art; Community Team; Dance; Film; Health/Fitness; Orchestral Music; Photography; STEP; Talent Areas including Strings; Theater; Video; VocalFlag Football, SoccerTrack and FieldCheerleading, Double Dutch, Softball, Track and Field, Wrestling10475BRONX210124620121161582051410150Co-op City-73.83377640.873021111X181I.S. 181 Pablo CasalsStudents like our school because their talents are developed, showcased in a variety of venues, and celebrated. Parents value our school's academically-challenging learning environment. They are empowered by the technologically-driven student accountability systems that are designed to enhance instruction and document each child's progress.Co-op City
800 Baychester Avenue, Bronx NY 10475
YesPartially Accessible718-904-5600www.ms181info.weebly.com5 to Baychester AveBx12, Bx12-SBS, Bx23, Bx26, Bx28, Bx30, Bx38, Bx5, BxM7, Q50X181LCommunity Service AcademyLimited Unscreened5131273344191YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 11Priority to students and residents of District 11 who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of District 11.Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above......X181MHonors ProgramScreened45543941248YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 11....4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAttendanceFinal 4th Grade Report CardAcademic and Personal Behaviors.......X181ZPablo Casals (I.S. 181)ZonedOpen to students residing in the zone.......................................................................................934235Harry S Truman High SchoolHerbert H. Lehman High SchoolBronx High School for Law and Community Service79883Gr 6-8No8am-2:20pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageNoNoNoNoSpanishAlgebra I, Living Environment, US HistoryBook Clubs, Math Problem Solving, Reading-Writing Connection, Technology21st Century Library, After-School Academic Programs, After-School Special Interest Clubs including: Art Portfolio Preparation, Algebra 4 All, Basketball, Book Clubs, Broadway Jr., Casals Men, Chess, College Access, Culinary, Debate Team, Equity and Access for All Programs, Girls Club, Guitar, Intramural Sports, Magic Club, Project Boost, Robotics, STEM, School Newspaper, Service League, Soccer, Specialized High School Test Preparation, State-of-the-Art Apple Labs, Student Government, TennisFitness ClubBasketball, Fitness Clubs10475BRONX210124620121161602051410150Co-op City-73.83391240.875291111X194P.S./M.S. 194Our school mission statement is "Good to Great." The mission of the P.S./I.S. 194 school community is to provide students with a quality education that will prepare them for the rigors and challenges of high school, college, and life. Guided by the principles of learning, students will be challenged to think critically and become active participants in the learning process. We do this in the spirit of collaboration with educators and parents through our evolving professional learning community.Westchester Square
2365 Waterbury Avenue, Bronx NY 10462
YesFully Accessible718-892-5270schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-School6 to Zerega AveBx21, Bx22, Bx24, Bx31, Bx4, Bx40, Bx42, Bx4A, Bx5, Bx8, Q44-SBSX194UP.S./M.S. 194OpenN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AOpen to students and residents of District 11Priority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 11........................................................................................................883640Schuylerville Preparatory High SchoolHerbert H. Lehman High SchoolManhattan Center for Science and Mathematics871326Gr K-8No8am-2:20pmYes—Top and bottom-specific colors or stylesEnglish as a New LanguageNoYesYes–Academic support and enrichmentYes–Saturday programSpanishAlgebra ITechnology, Visual ArtsArt Portfolio Preparation, Book Clubs, ELA Enrichment, Math Olympiad, Specialized High Schools Admissions Test Prep Course, Student Leadership, YearbookDanceDevelopmental Basketball, Fitness Club, SoccerBasketball, Fitness Club, Flag Football, Soccer10462BRONX210189621034942038340070Westchester-Unionport-73.84663240.8347821111X287North Bronx School of EmpowermentWe are dedicated to providing students with an engaging and rigorous learning experience to which they have a voice in creating. We are committed to collaborating to determine the specific academic and cultural needs of our students and to designing innovative ways to challenge students at all levels. Through this work, we are preparing students for the 21st century and holding them accountable for ownership of their academic success. At our school, we value the importance of literacy as a pathway to success in all areas of life. As a result, we integrate strategic-reading periods (reading clubs) into our weekly program. Four times per week, students participate in reading clubs that are tailored to their individual reading levels and needs. We believe in the importance of personal ownership and accountability along with the development of social capital during the middle school years. At our school, all students engage in advisory coursework which provides students with opportunities to discuss difficult social scenarios as well as learn how to maneuver through them successfully. Last year, we were able to begin providing music education to students with the plan to start a band in the September 2018 school year!Williamsbridge
3710 Barnes Avenue, Bronx NY 10467
YesPartially Accessible718-652-0519schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-School2, 5 to 219th StBx28, Bx30, Bx38, Bx39, Bx41, Bx41-SBS, Bx8, BxM11X287UNorth Bronx School of EmpowermentOpen186521233142NoNoOpen to students and residents of District 11Priority to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 11.Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above........................................................................................................86205Wings AcademyHarry S Truman High SchoolBronx Academy of Health Careers75568Gr 6-8Yes, Phipps Neighborhoods Inc8:40am-3pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageNoYesYes–For incoming sixth graders and for academic support and enrichmentYes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichmentSpanishAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentAdvisory, Band, Chorus, Culinary Arts, Dance, Drumming & Hip Hop, Entrepreneur Club, National Junior Honor Society, Theater, Visual ArtsAcademic Intervention Programming in ELA & Mathematics (after-school and Saturdays); After-School Programming; Basketball; Book Clubs, Partnerships w/Bronx Historical Society; CASA Creative Arts; Chess; Common Threads; Culinary Arts; Dance; Flag Football; StepBasketball, Flag Football, Soccer10467BRONX2121239020583962046750020Williamsbridge-Olinville-73.86090440.8808731111X326Bronx Green Middle SchoolAt Bronx Green, our primary goal is to effectively collaborate and prepare every student with the skills and knowledge to become exceptional learners and leaders. Further, we provide an environment conducive to learning in which every student can advance academically, socially, and emotionally. Families enjoy numerous opportunities to participate in their children's educational accomplishments through end-of-unit celebrations, parent workshops, Honor Roll breakfast ceremonies, Broadway shows, local MLB and NBA games, and end-of-the-year Museum Night. We offer all incoming sixth graders the opportunity to attend our Summer Summit program. The goal of the program is to acclimate students and families to the middle school experience and unique opportunities at Bronx Green. All students have access to technology based instruction via the use of Chromebooks, iPads, iPad Minis, two fully equipped computer labs, and SMART Boards. Through our College Access for All affiliation, our students enjoy the college experience by visiting colleges/universities located in- and out-of-state.Allerton
2441 Wallace Avenue, Bronx NY 10467
YesNot Accessible718-325-6593bgms.org2, 5 to Allerton AveBx12, Bx12-SBS, Bx22, Bx26, Bx39, Bx8, BxM11X326UBronx Green Middle SchoolOpen519113662085YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 11Priority to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 11.Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above........................................................................................................942925Bronxdale High SchoolDeWitt Clinton High SchoolBronx Design and Construction Academy83395Gr 6-8No8am-2:20pmYes—Official uniform provided by schoolEnglish as a New LanguageYes–OfferedYesYes–For incoming sixth graders and for academic support and enrichmentYes–Saturday programAlgebra I, Living Environment, US HistoryBand, Dancing Classrooms, Field Study, TechnologyAfter-School Math and ELA Enrichment; Arts and Crafts; Book Club; Chorus; Dance Committee; Games and Strategy; Gardening Club; Girls’ Club; Homework Help; Living Environment Club; Morning Gym; Morning Math; School Newspaper; Senior Council; Specialized High School Preparation; Test Sophistication PrepBasketball League, Developmental Basketball, Fitness ClubBasketball, Boxing, Cheerleading, Soccer, Softball10467BRONX2111333020513132044320001Bronxdale-73.86457740.8621091111X355Bronx Alliance Middle SchoolWe strive to educate, develop, and train social justice leaders. Our students are leaders that, over the course of their middle school career, develop a deep appreciation for academic excellence, cultural diversity, and equity for all. Our instructional approach reflects our core values of Persistence, Accountability, Communication, and Teamwork—qualities we deem necessary for activism, academic excellence and personal success. To ensure an amazing middle school experience, we are developing an anti-racist, anti-sexist, and culturally responsive curriculum that affirms and celebrates our children, our families, and our community. We are looking for young leaders and families that are excited about partnering with us in this work. We are a hard-working school for hard-working children and families that not only believe they can change the world but feel it is their job to do so. If you share our passion for social justice, are excited about engaging and growing, and are unafraid of hard work, service, and collaboration, Bronx Alliance is the right school for you! Our Motto: "If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go together!" At Bronx Alliance, we are going far and we're going together!Eastchester-Edenwald-Baychester
3750 Baychester Avenue, Bronx NY 10466
YesNot Accessible718-652-2060www.BronxAlliance.org5 to Eastchester - Dyre Ave; 5 to Baychester AveBx16, Bx30, Bx31X355UBronx Alliance Middle SchoolOpen257622226114NoNoOpen to students and residents of District 11Priority to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 11.Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above........................................................................................................83239Harry S Truman High SchoolAcademy for Scholarship and Entrepreneurship: A College Board SchoolThe Marie Curie School for Medicine, Nursing, and Health Professions75339Gr 6-8No7:45am-2:25pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–ExpectedYesYes–Academic support for certain studentsYes–Saturday program for certain studentsSpanishAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentAdvisory, Band, Chorus, College Now!, Honors Algebra, Honors Biology, Honors Chorus, Honors Spanish, Music, Service Learning, Social Justice, Spanish, Studio Art, Visual ArtsArchitecture Club, BAMS Cypher (Poetry and Spoken Word), Big Buddies, Brothers from Another Empowerment Group, Community, Culture, and Climate Committee, Dance Team, Debate Team, Honors Choir, Mouse Squad, Music Making, Peacemakers Project, Pretty Brown Girls Empowerment Group, Robotics Squad, Service Corps, Soccer Club, Student Council, Studio ArtBasketball (Boys & Girls); Cheerleading; Dance; Fitness; Flag Football; Soccer; Volleyball10466BRONX2121248420661902049350001Eastchester-Edenwald-Baychester-73.84052440.8849531111X370Leaders of TomorrowThe community of leaders at Leaders of Tomorrow is dedicated to personal and academic excellence. Choosing to live in the community obligates each member to a code of civilized behavior. Allegiance to these ideals requires each of our students to refrain from and discourage behaviors which threaten the freedom and respect every individual deserves. Each student at our school is considered a leader and as such we expect them to adhere to the following creed: "A Leader practices personal and academic integrity. A Leader respects the rights and property of others. A Leader will discourage bigotry, while striving to learn from differences in people, ideas, and opinions. A Leader will demonstrate concern for others, their feelings, and their needs for conditions that support their work and development."Williamsbridge
3710 Barnes Avenue, Bronx NY 10467
YesPartially Accessible718-994-1028schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-School2, 5 to 219th StBx28, Bx30, Bx38, Bx39, Bx41, Bx41-SBS, Bx8, BxM11X370ULeaders of TomorrowOpen4351013335140NoNoOpen to students and residents of the BronxPriority to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 11Then to students and residents of the Bronx.Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above........................................................................................................88174The Bronxwood Preparatory AcademyNew World High SchoolHarry S Truman High School81400Gr 6-8Yes, Phipps Neighborhoods Inc8:39am-4pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageNoYesYesYesAlgebra IOmniLearn Science AviationBoys Club; Comic Book Club; Culinary Arts; Dance; Drumming; Gardening; HerStory; Robotics; Stella Adler StudiosDance, Fitness ClubBasketball, Football10467BRONX2121239020583962046750020Williamsbridge-Olinville-73.86090440.8808731111X462Cornerstone Academy for Social Action Middle School (CASA)Our school provides a holistic learning environment dedicated to developing 21st Century skills. Our curriculum focuses on intellectual, social, and emotional development. We encourage students to work collaboratively, think critically, solve problems, analyze and synthesize information, practice adaptability, be curious, and build communication skills. Our teachers use Socratic seminars, performance tasks, project-based learning, technology, and traditional methods of teaching. Teachers check for understanding multiple times during instruction, as well as at the end of a lesson. Projects and performance tasks allow students to transfer their skills into a product. Academic intervention services are provided in core subjects. The level of rigor allows our students to have success in high school, college, and beyond. We implement the multiple intelligences at our school where students have music, dance, entrepreneurship, computer science, art, drama and music production courses along with traditional course work.Co-op City
3441 Steenwick Avenue, Bronx NY 10475
YesFully Accessible718-794-7970casamiddleschool.org5 to Eastchester - Dyre AveBx16, Bx23, Bx26, Bx28, Bx30, Bx38, BxM7, Q50X462LCornerstone Academy for Social Action Middle SchoolLimited Unscreened30368541666YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 11Priority to CASA Elementary School (11X189) 5th grade studentsThen to students and residents of District 11 who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of District 11.Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above........................................................................................................912826Harry S Truman High School94267Gr 6-8No8am-2:20pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–ExpectedYesYesYesAlgebra IComputers science, Creative Arts, Dance, Entrepreneurship, Leadership Training, Montessori, Music, Physical EducationAfrican Dance; Dance; Regents Prep Academic Program; Specialized High Schools Exam Prep Program; Student-selected Clubs; Technology; Theater; TutoringDevelopmental BasketballCross Country10475BRONX212124620221245482052630192Co-op City-73.83036640.8830251313K265Dr. Susan S. McKinney Secondary School of the ArtsStudents benefit from the many ways that our teachers and staff support them. They learn to become empowered thinkers as they develop their creative abilities while striving for academic excellence. Parents value the various ways that teachers and staff encourage and challenge students to exceed their personal best. Parents and students alike appreciate the innovative strategies implemented to teach students' core subjects. For instance, students take the SEP Software Engineering Class that not only improves their computer skills, but mathematics as well. Additionally, there is an emphasis on improving literacy by enriching students' vocabularies and increasing the amount of time that students spend reading.Fort Greene
101 Park Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11205
YesNot Accessible718-834-6760mckinneyssa.comB, Q, R to DeKalb AveB38, B54, B57, B62, B67, B69K265SDr. Susan S. McKinney Secondary School of the ArtsScreened11141241159NoYesOpen to students and residents of District 134th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAttendance and PunctualityAudition (Exam, Portfolio, Interview)Final 4th Grade Report Card........................................................................................................81184Dr. Susan S. McKinney Secondary School of the Arts85370Gr 6-12No8am-2:20pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageNoYes–After-SchoolYesYes–Saturday programSpanishAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentELA Enrichment, Math Enrichment, Software Engineer Program (SEP)Academic Enrichment in Core Subjects; Cheerleading; Chess; Dance; Drama; Fine Arts; Girls Be Heard; i-Ready; Instrumental Music; Marching Band; Million Oyster Project; National Honor Society; Student Government; Urban Advantage; Vocal MusicBasketball LeagueBasketball LeagueCheerleading, Double Dutch, Step11205BROOKLYN3023521130579423020280001Fort Greene-73.9757840.6963241111X468Pelham Academy of Academics and Community EngagementAt Pelham Academy students learn to work hard, support each other, and celebrate their success. Through regular and consistent work with their teachers and advisors, students are taught how to analyze situations and recognize what is in their best interest. Throughout their time here they will have the opportunity to participate in high school and college visits, to create art or music portfolios, and prepare for the Specialized High Schools Admissions Test. Our collective goal is to help mold our children into reflective young men and women who are prepared to be competitive in high school, college, and beyond. Our students are provided with the environment and support they need in order to learn, develop, and mature. Our learning community consists of everyone and anyone who can impact the lives and futures of our children.Allerton
2441 Wallace Avenue, Bronx NY 10467
YesNot Accessible718-881-3136schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-School2, 5 to Allerton AveBx12, Bx12-SBS, Bx22, Bx26, Bx39, Bx8, BxM11X468UPelham Academy of Academics and Community EngagementOpen61013113111248YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 11Priority to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 11.Last year, this program only admitted students from priority group 1.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above........................................................................................................903826Westchester Square AcademyAstor Collegiate AcademyNew World High School91323Gr 6-8No8am-2:20pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–OfferedYesYes–Academic support for certain studentsYes–Saturday program for test prepAlgebra IWe currently offer a Visual Arts Program and Music Band Program to our students. In addition, some grade eight students will participate in the Algebra Regents.We have a morning breakfast program for students from 7:45am-8am. We have after school clubs that include, but are not limited to: Yearbook, Basketball, Flag Football, Student Council, Community Cares, and other programs offered by our teachers. In addition, we work with Bronx House to have the SONYC program for students after school.Flag FootballCross Country, Fitness ClubBoys & Girls Basketball, Flag Football10467BRONX2111333020513132044320001Bronxdale-73.86457740.8621091111X498P.S./M.S. 11X498-Van Nest AcademyStudents have the opportunity to use local field sites such as the New York Botanical Gardens, the Bronx River, and NYC parks to hone their observational, research, and data collection skills. Our partnership with the Albert Einstein College of Medicine allows students to work closely with medical staff in researching the history, causes, and impact of specific health issues within the community. Parents appreciate our strong Parent/School Connections, which provide opportunities to collaborate with teachers, students, and partners to enhance student learning. Our “Learn and Serve” philosophy encourages our students to become responsible citizens, able to solve problems and help their surrounding community. Students are offered an education that includes a solid foundation in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) and that provides role models through close association with our Parent Learning Partners and community-based organization partners.Van Nest-Morris Park
1640 Bronxdale Ave, Bronx NY 10462
YesFully Accessible718-409-3001498vannestacademy.orgN/ABx21, Bx22, Bx39, Bx40, Bx42, Bx4A, Bx8, BxM10, BxM6X498UVan Nest Academy (P.S./M.S. 498)Open501107761772YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 11Priority to continuing 5th grade students and students residing in the 11X083, 11X105, and 11X108 zonesThen to students and residents of District 11.Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above........................................................................................................914538Bronx High School for the Visual Arts90636Gr K-8No8:10am-2:30pmYes–Top and bottom; specific colors or stylesEnglish as a New LanguageNoYesYesYes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichmentSpanishArt, Ballroom Dancing, Education through Music, Specialized High School Preparatory Courses, TheatreWorksArt Club; Chess-in-the-Schools; Citizen Science Stewardship Program; Dancing Classrooms in Eighth Grade; Eco-Health Challenges; Historic Movies Club; Math & Science Olympiads; Operation Explore; Orchestra/Band; Science Club; Urban Advantage; VNA VoicesFlag FootballBasketball, Bowling, Cheerleading, Volleyball10462BRONX2111324421164142040910001Van Nest-Morris Park-Westchester Square-73.85820740.844731111X529One World Middle School at EdenwaldOne World is a small school committed to developing ambassadors as lifelong learners by working with them to develop their character, intellect, and wellness. Our teachers, including Big Apple finalists and a Big Apple winner, are highly collaborative, and intent in creating engaging and rigorous curriculum. We provide countless opportunities including multi-day College and Historical Expeditions to Atlanta, Boston, Philadelphia, Virginia, and Washington. Ambassadors engage in important and challenging content through rigorous, teacher-created units on: The Outsiders, To Kill a Mockingbird, cross-curricular work on Immigration and Refuges. Opportunities include Regents ELA, Algebra and Living Environment coursework as well as Ballroom Dancing and a law firm partnership. Similar to the United Nations charter, all cultures are celebrated at OWMS. Real issues are discussed and we provide an ongoing platform for dialogue. Writing, speaking, and listening are carefully nurtured. We weave real-world applications into our academic curriculum to connect classroom lessons to real-world issues, problems, and situations. Our high expectations are balanced by support and accountability to ensure ambassadors reach their fullest potential.Eastchester-Edenwald-Baychester
3750 Baychester Avenue, Bronx NY 10466
YesNot Accessible718-515-6780schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-School5 to Eastchester - Dyre Ave; 5 to Baychester AveBx16, Bx30, Bx31X529UOne World Middle School at Edenwaldopen42791661669YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 11Priority to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 11.Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above........................................................................................................933424Harry S Truman High SchoolThe Bronxwood Preparatory AcademyAlfred E. Smith Career and Technical Education High School89332Gr 6-8No8am-2:20pmYes—Top and bottom-specific colors or stylesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–OfferedYes–After-SchoolYes–Academic support and enrichmentYes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichmentAmerican Sign LanguageAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentAmerican Sign Language, Art, Computer Coding, Global Connections/UN Class, Music Technology, Orchestra, Regents Algebra, Regents ELA, Regents Living Environment, Spoken Word, TechnologyAnnual Pi 5 Tournament, Annual OWMS Career Day, Black History Month performances, Broadway Jr, Bronx Genealogy Project, College Access for All, College and Career Expeditions: Multi-day trips to Colleges, Universities and Historical Sites including Boston, Atlanta, Philadelphia, Virginia, NY, and Washington; Forensic Science Lab, Holiday show, Incentive trips to Broadway shows, Law class with Davis Polk Law firm, Notes in Motion, School dances, Service in Schools, Two Year Winner Respect for AllFitness ClubSports: Boys and Girls Campus Basketball, Morning Fitness Program, Soccer Sundays, Track10466BRONX2121248420661902049350001Eastchester-Edenwald-Baychester-73.84052440.8849531111X532Baychester Middle SchoolFive reasons to make Baychester Middle School your #1 choice: (1) Our scholars are surrounded by a top-notch team of educators that pushes them to exceed their goals (2) We believe that both academic and character education are valuable in preparing students for college (3) Our organization's philosophy is built on the pillars of trust, try, train, and thank (4) Parents play a major role in the school, from attending scholar-led conferences to being chaperones and contributing to various school committees (5) Scholars in our accelerated Honors Program take Regents courses Email: LEARN@BaychesterWaves.org to schedule a tour Follow us on Facebook by visiting: facebook.com/BaychesterMiddleSchoolEastchester-Edenwald-Baychester
3750 Baychester Avenue, Bronx NY 10466
YesNot Accessible718-547-1890www.baychesterwaves.org5 to Eastchester - Dyre Ave; 5 to Baychester AveBx16, Bx30, Bx31X532UBaychester Middle SchoolOpen34084561565YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 11Priority to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 11.Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above........................................................................................................87198Harry S Truman High SchoolAcademy for Scholarship and Entrepreneurship: A College Board SchoolThe Bronxwood Preparatory Academy82300Gr 6-8No8:15am-2:35pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–OfferedNoYesYesAccelerated: Algebra I, Living Environment, US History, Elective: Dance, Film Studies, Foreign Language, TheaterAfter-School Clubs: Blogging, Breakdancing, Chess, Cooking, Regents Prep, Student Council, Theater, Web Design; School Trips to: Boston, MA, Broadway, Mini-Golf, Museums, Rock Climbing, Sporting Events, Washington DCDevelopmental Basketball, Fitness Club, Flag FootballBoys and Girls Basketball, Cheerleading, Track and Field10466BRONX2121248420661902049350001Eastchester-Edenwald-Baychester-73.84052440.8849531111X556Bronx Park Middle SchoolBronx Park's mission statement is "Flow. Growth. Purpose. Every student. Every day." This is our belief that each student deserves to find what they love about learning, grow each day by learning something new, and helping them figure out their purpose in life. Students enjoy our classroom projects where they take on the role of experts in many different career fields and attempt to solve the problems that challenge our community, country, and world. Students also enjoy our advisory groups where they work with a small group of other students and an adviser to discuss important personal issues, explore NYC, and develop our school's core values. Students love our enrichment and extracurricular activities. Parents like our online grade book that allows for instant access to teachers, grades, and student behavior reports. Parents enjoy our many project celebrations where students present their projects and receive awards for their hard work. Parents also like our FLOWvertime programs that allow for students to get extra help, make up work, and even expand their learning. The five core values at Bronx Park are: professionalism, reflection, innovation, determination, and empathy.Allerton
2441 Wallace Avenue, Bronx NY 10467
YesNot Accessible718-652-6090www.bronxparkms.info2, 5 to Allerton AveBx12, Bx12-SBS, Bx22, Bx26, Bx39, Bx8, BxM11X556UBronx Park Middle SchoolOpen535124881669YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 11Priority to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 11.Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above........................................................................................................983215Pelham Preparatory AcademyBronx Academy for Software Engineering (BASE)Collegiate Institute for Math and Science87406Gr 6-8No8:30am-3pmYes—Top, bottom, and shoes specific colors or stylesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–OfferedYesYesYes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichmentSpanishForeign Language (Spanish), Health & SAPIS, Music, Physical Education, Robotics, Software Engineering, Visual ArtsBxPk Athletics include: Baseball (Boys), Basketball (Boys and Girls), Football, Soccer (Co-ed), Softball (Girls), and Volleyball (Girls); Clubs include: Anime, Art, Knitting, Hip Hop, Mathletics, and RoboticsFitness ClubDevelopmental BasketballFlag FootballBaseball, Basketball, Fitness, Flag Football, Soccer, Softball, Volleyball10467BRONX2111333020513132044320001Bronxdale-73.86457740.8621091111X566Pelham Gardens Middle SchoolWe believe education is the great equalizer and that knowledge brings about opportunity, voice, and joy. Teachers have the ability to mold and influence the lives of each child to be a successful member of our society. We believe that, given the right opportunities and guidance, all children can strive for excellence! Students like our school because we have a hands-on, task-based learning environment that encourages collaboration and discussion. Students enjoy learning in our classrooms that have a studio feel with areas for station work, independent study, and conferences. In our school, students are full participants in their own learning under the guidance of teachers and staff. Our parents appreciate the level of support that their children receive through our programs. Parents recognize our commitment to preparing each student for high school, college, and beyond. Some highlights of our programming are: -Regents Program: We offer the opportunity to take the Living Environment, Algebra, and U.S. History Regents. -College Access: We ensure that all students visit multiple colleges throughout the year. Additionally, students receive regular lessons related to high school and college.Pelham Gardens
2545 Gunther Avenue, Bronx NY 10469
YesPartially Accessible718-794-9750pgms566.orgN/ABx12, Bx12-SBS, Bx23, Bx26, Bx28, Bx29, Bx30, Bx31, Bx38, Bx5, BxM10, Q50X566UPelham Gardens Middle SchoolOpen470954427117YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 11Priority to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 11.Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above........................................................................................................912814Harry S Truman High SchoolAstor Collegiate AcademyKnowledge and Power Preparatory Academy International High School (Kappa)80451Gr 6-8No8:25am-2:45pmYes—Official uniform must be purchasedEnglish as a New LanguageYes–OfferedYesYes–For incoming sixth gradersYes–Saturday program for test prepAlgebra II , Living EnvironmentConcert Band, Debate, General Music, Visual ArtsASPIRA After-School Program; Choir; Delta Academy Mentoring Program; Future City; Road Runners Club; Student Government; Yearbook; Young Men’s Club; Young Women’s ClubBoys Basketball, Girls Basketball10469BRONX2111331020535182044930001Allerton-Pelham Gardens-73.8360740.8637351313K008P.S. 008 Robert FultonWe believe in fostering relationships with–and among–our students, challenging them academically, and frequently celebrating their work. Through our advisory discussions, we support our students’ organizational and study skills, provide a space for students to be heard regarding social and emotional challenges, discuss current events, laugh, and play. Students also do independent reading during advisory and teachers conference with students about their books on a regular basis. Three times a year, students participate in Exploration, which is a deep, two-week study of one question. Examples include: "Can art change the world?", "Is our relationship with animals ethical?", and "What is courage?" Through workshops, guest speakers, and field studies, students come to their own answers. Students complete a creative project and write an editorial in response to the big question. Each exploration culminates in an exposition where students share their work with families and the community.Downtown Brooklyn
105 Tech Place, Brooklyn NY 11201
NoPartially Accessible718-834-6740ps8brooklyn.orgF to York St; A, C to High St; 4, 5, R to Court St - Borough Hall; 2, 3 to Clark StB103, B25, B26, B38, B41, B52, B54, B57, B62, B67, B69K008LRobert Fulton (P.S. / M.S. 8)Limited Unscreened42957641575YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 13Priority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students residing in the elementary school zone who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of District 13 who sign in at an eventThen to students residing in the elementary school zone.Then to students and residents of District 13.Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above........................................................................................................936152Fiorello H. LaGuardia High School of Music & Art and Performing ArtsEdward R. Murrow High SchoolMillennium Brooklyn HS81916Gr K-8No8:20am-2:40pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageNoNoNoNoAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentAfter-School Clubs include: Dance; Explorers Club; Fencing; Game Theory; Guitar; Marine Biology; Newspaper; Rock Band; YearbookBasketball LeagueStepSoccer11201BROOKLYN302331333480413001310001DUMBO-Vinegar Hill-Downtown Brooklyn-Boerum Hill-73.98601540.6949261313K113M.S. 113 Ronald Edmonds Learning CenterWe give extra attention to each child's academic needs while modeling a passion for the performing arts and technology. Parents appreciate our stable learning environment with high academic standards and a strong focus on the arts and technology. The Dual Language Program provides differentiated instruction in both Spanish and English based on the Common Core Learning Standards and the New York State Performance Standards. Through both age- and grade-appropriate instruction, whole class, small group, individual experiences, and project-based learning, students will become bilingual, biliterate, and bicultural. Students in the Dual Language Program will also participate in the arts and/or technology courses.Fort Greene
300 Adelphi Street, Brooklyn NY 11205
YesPartially Accessible718-834-6734relc113bk.comG to Clinton-Washington; C to Lafayette Ave; 2, 3, 4, 5, B, D, N, Q, R to Atlantic Ave - Barclays CenterB103, B25, B26, B38, B41, B45, B52, B54, B63, B67, B69K113MDual Language - SpanishScreened: Language1374467624NoNoOpen to students and residents of District 13English Language Learners (ELLs), Heritage Language Speakers of the target language, Participants of elementary school-level Dual Language and Transitional Bilingual Education programs in the target language.4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAttendance and PunctualityEntrance AssessmentFinal 4th Grade Report CardPunctuality......K113RFine Arts & DesignScreened12036241050NoYesOpen to students and residents of District 13....4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAttendance and PunctualityAuditionEntrance AssessmentFinal 4th Grade Report Card.......K113SAcademy of Performing ArtsScreened11242231475NoNoOpen to students and residents of District 13......4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAttendance and PunctualityAuditionEntrance AssessmentFinal 4th Grade Report Card........K113TACATS (The Academy of Computer & Technology Science)Screened11242141075NoNoOpen to students and residents of District 13.........4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAttendance and PunctualityAuditionEntrance AssessmentFinal 4th Grade Report Card........K113TACATS (The Academy of Computer & Technology Science)Screened1454124107500Open to students and residents of District 13........................................................791812Brooklyn Community Arts & Media High School (BCAM)Franklin Delano Roosevelt High SchoolBenjamin Banneker Academy79305Gr 6-8No8:10am-2:30pmYesEnglish as a New Language, Dual Language: SpanishNoYesNoNoEarth Science, EnglishBig Brother Big Sister Program; Chess Club; Cycling Club; Historically Black College Tours; Jazz Band; Long Island University Advantage After-School Tutoring and Clubs; New York City Road Runner Mighty Milers Club; Robotics Team; Step and Cheerleading Team; Student Government; VELMS Mentoring ProgramBaseball, Developmental Basketball, Flag Football, Flag RugbyBasketball, Soccer11205BROOKLYN3023518130590513021030004Fort Greene-73.97100940.6888111313K266Park Place Community (M.S. 266)At Park Place Community School (M.S. 266), our mission is to create an environment that promotes respect for racial and cultural diversity, to deliver a rigorous academic curriculum, to utilize best practices for middle school education, to utilize community and technological resources to increase opportunities for intellectual and social development, and to develop well-rounded students through participation in the arts. All students learn to play a musical instrument thanks to funding from the VH1 Save the Music Foundation. All of our students receive an opportunity to graduate with high school Regents credits in math, science, and foreign language. They also have a personal planner, access to online Jupiter Gradebook to monitor academic progress, a school email address, and opportunities to learn chess and to travel out of the state of New York. In 2013, our students traveled to Washington, DC to witness the presidential inauguration. Our students also travel to Vermont every school year to participate in Farms for City Kids. We offer three distinct programs for our students: STEM Institute, Liberal Arts Institute, and Arts Institute. Our official extended day afterschool program is facilitated by ArtsConnection.Bedford-Stuyvesant
62 Park Place, Brooklyn NY 11217
NoNot Accessible718-245-8766parkplace266.orgQ to 7th Ave; 4, 5, D, N, R to Atlantic Ave - Barclays Center; 2, 3 to Bergen StB103, B37, B41, B45, B63, B65, B67, B69K266SPark Place Community (M.S. 266)Screened14650341258NoYesOpen to students and residents of District 13Academic and Personal BehaviorsAttendanceAttendance at an Open House/School Tour........................................................................................................81247Talent Unlimited High SchoolMidwood High School81160Gr 6-8No8:15am-2:35pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–ExpectedYes–After-SchoolYes–Academic support and enrichmentYes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichmentFrench, SpanishAlgebra I, FrenchChess, Comfort Dog–Mutt-i-gree, Health and Fitness, Music Appreciation–Instrumental, Chorus, Photography, Robotics, Study HallArtsConnection; Billion Oyster Project; Chess in the Schools; Community Service Club; Farms for City Kids; Homework Help; International Trip; Math and Science Fair; Mutt-i-Gree Science & Technology Entry Program (STEP); National Junior Honors Society; NYU Polytech-Robotics; Parent Academy; Springbrook Farm Trip; STEM Robotics; Student GovernmentBasketball LeagueFitness ClubBadminton, Basketball, Cheerleading, Snowboarding, Volleyball11217BROOKLYN306391290232592503009410050Park Slope-Gowanus-73.97649740.6789831313K301Satellite East Middle SchoolStudents are offered a variety of extracurricular activities at Satellite East Middle School. Parents appreciate the support we provide our students. For example, our Weekend Warriors Program assists our students with their monthly projects and weekly homework assignments by providing them with access to laptops, art supplies, and SMART Boards.Bedford-Stuyvesant
344 Monroe Street, Brooklyn NY 11216
YesNot Accessible718-789-4251schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolG to Bedford-Nostrand; A, C to Nostrand AveB15, B25, B26, B38, B43, B44, B44-SBS, B52K301SSatellite East Middle SchoolScreened19461341674NoNoOpen to students and residents of BrooklynPriority to students and residents of District 13Then to students and residents of Brooklyn.Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAttendance and PunctualityFinal 4th Grade Report Card........................................................................................................97148George Westinghouse Career and Technical Education High School8899Gr 6-8Yes, Partnership with Children, Inc.8am-3:20pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–ExpectedYesNoNoSpanishDance; Cooking; Mighty Milers Club; STEM; Success Mentoring Program; Visual ArtBasketball, Developmental Track and Field, Play Rugby11216BROOKLYN3033626530514583018190014Bedford-73.94522940.6860761313K313Dock Street School for STEAM StudiesThe Dock Street School is a selective screened public middle school that provides a rigorous college preparatory education with a strong emphasis on science technology, engineering, the arts and math (STEAM). Our goal is to foster curiosity, independence, and problem solving in young people so that they are able to adapt to an ever changing and complex world as reflective lifelong learners. At Dock Street all students engage in a continuum of rigorous arts and academic courses, culminating in Regents Level classes and the opportunity to specialize in an art form of choice while having access to our state-of-the-art music and dance facilities. Through various enriched academic experiences such as the Consortium for Research and Robotics STEM Program, sports teams and tutoring programs, students will build upon their existing critical-thinking skills and become decision makers who are able to act responsibly and compassionately toward their communities.DUMBO-Downtown Brooklyn
19 Dock Street, Brooklyn NY 11201
YesNot Accessible718-834-6774dockstreetschool.nycF to York St; A, C to High St; 2, 3 to Clark StB103, B25, B26, B38, B52, B67, B69, X14, X2, X42, X5K313SThe Dock Street SchoolScreened41987551783YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 134th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAcademic and Personal BehaviorsAttendanceFinal 4th Grade Report CardInterviewScience ActivityWriting Assignment........................................................................................................943233Brooklyn High School of the Arts83199Gr 6-8No8am-2:20pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageNoYesYes–For incoming sixth graders and for academic support and enrichmentYes–Saturday program for test prepSpanishAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentBrooklyn Bridge Park Conservancy Courses, Child Mind Institute Program, Life Skills Education, Regents Exam Preparatory Courses, Saturday Academy, Specialized High School Exam Preparatory Course, Study Prep SHSAT Program, Urban AdvantageAIR Gallery Program, Columbia Program, Community School Partner, Consortium for Research and Robotics STEM Program at Brooklyn Navy Yard, Debate Team, Flocabulary, Girls On the Run, Leadership Program, Life Skills Education, Regents Exam Preparatory Courses, Specialized High School Exam Preparatory Course, St. Ann's Warehouse Theatrical ProgramFitness Club, Flag Football, WrestlingBasketball, Soccer, Track and Field, Wrestling11201BROOKLYN302332133984063000367504DUMBO-Vinegar Hill-Downtown Brooklyn-Boerum Hill-73.99254940.7031061313K351The Urban Assembly Unison SchoolThe Unison School is a middle school focused on critical literacy, problem solving, and research. We are a small, caring school that focuses on teaching learners to learn for themselves and developing the whole person by emphasizing critical thinking, writing, and public speaking. The staff and students work in unison to collaborate with one another and with the greater community in service of developing engaged citizens that work to improve the world. At Unison, students read, write, communicate, explore the world, discover new interests, follow their hearts, and learn how to pursue their dreams. Unison also prepares its students to follow college, career and technology paths of their choosing as they grow into the young adults of the 21st Century by offering programming in Hydroponic Engineering, Coding and Performing Arts. We are a safe, welcoming community of students in grades six, seven, and eight. Unison is part of the Urban Assembly, which is a network of 21 high-achieving schools committed to closing the achievement gap. Urban Assembly provides professional development and support for staff and students.Clinton Hill
170 Gates Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11238
YesPartially Accessible718-399-1061uaunisonschool.orgS to Franklin Ave; G to Classon Ave; C to Clinton-WashingtonB25, B26, B38, B44, B44-SBS, B45, B48, B49, B52, B65, B69K351LUrban Assembly Unison SchoolLimited Unscreened12943231575NoNoOpen to students and residents of District 13Priority to students and residents of District 13 who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of District 13.Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above........................................................................................................90146Science Skills Center High School for Science, Technology and the Creative Arts80149Gr 6-8Yes, Urban Assembly8:20am-4pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–OfferedYes–After-SchoolYes–Academic support for certain studentsYes–Saturday program for test prepAlgebra Regents, Coding, Cooking, Creative Writing, Dance, Drama, Earth Science Regents, Flag Football, Health, Hydroponics Engineering, Martial Arts, Musical Theater, Physical Education, Public Service, Public Speaking, Soccer, Student Government, Visual Art, YogaActivist Art with Pratt, Basketball, Brand Development Apprenticeship, Cartooning & Animation, Cheerleading, Documentary Film Making Apprenticeship, Google LEGO Robotics Apprenticeship, Music Video Making Apprenticeship, Performing Arts, Photography, Project Green, Running for Office Apprenticeship, School Newspaper, Shakespeare Club, Soccer, Sports Management Apprenticeship, Yearbook, YogaDevelopmental Basketball, Fitness ClubBasketball, Flag Football, Soccer, Track and Field11238BROOKLYN3023523130568743019830010Clinton Hill-73.96065940.685051313K492Academy of Arts and LettersArts & Letters students benefit from strong relationships with our faculty and programs that support their growth. Ask them and they'll tell you: "You'll work hard here, but it is worth it!" and "The teachers know us so well and challenge us every day!" Each student has an advisor who gets to know the family very well through various communications and events. Online grading, high academic expectations, and lots of community events make Arts & Letters a great place for students and their families.Fort Greene
225 Adelphi Street, Brooklyn NY 11205
YesNot Accessible718-222-1605artsandlettersbklyn.orgG to Clinton-Washington; C to Lafayette AveB25, B26, B38, B52, B54, B57, B62, B69K492SAcademy of Arts & LettersScreened488811081050YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 13Priority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students and residents of District 13.Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Academic and Personal BehaviorsFinal 4th Grade Report CardGroup ActivityWriting Assignment........................................................................................................976141Essex Street Academy94519Gr K-8No8:30am-3:10pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageNoYesNoNoAlgebra IIntensive Arts Class and Concentration (four times each week): Algebra Regents, Media Arts, Music & Technology, Theater Arts, Visual ArtBasketball, Chess, Cross Country, Debate, GSA, Journalism, Urban Farming with City Growers, Visual Arts PortfolioDevelopmental Basketball, Flag Football11205BROOKLYN3023518330585313020910003Fort Greene-73.97137640.6907651313K527Urban Assembly Institute of Math and Science for Young WomenThe Urban Assembly Institute of Math and Science (UAI) takes a holistic approach to educating our young women, ensuring they possess all skills needed for success. Our rigorous and innovative curriculum inspires students to challenge stereotypes that currently exist for women in math and science, and builds their persistence in the pursuit of learning to leave them well-equipped to graduate from college. We teach our young women to navigate adolescence and beyond through classes like social-emotional learning, health, and financial literacy. Our partnership with Girls Inc. of NYC encourages our students to be strong, smart, and bold through field trips and free after school and Summer programming. As a Girls Inc. of NYC partner school, our students gain exposure to a variety of mentors and careers, as well as additional arts and athletic activities including step, computer coding, and guitar courses. UAI graduates are not only accepted into college, but also complete it due to their varied experiences in and outside the classroom.DUMBO-Downtown Brooklyn
283 Adams Street, Brooklyn NY 11201
YesFully Accessible718-260-2300uainstitute.orgG to Hoyt & Schermerhorn; B, Q to DeKalb Ave; A, C, F, R to Jay St-MetroTech; 2, 3, 4, 5 to Court St - Borough HallB103, B25, B26, B38, B41, B45, B52, B54, B57, B61, B62, B63, B65, B67, B69K527SUrban Assembly Institute of Math and Science for Young Women (M.S. 527)Screened30539531467NoNoAll-girls school; open to students and residents of BrooklynPriority to students and residents of District 13, 14, 15, and 16Then to students and residents of Brooklyn.Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.4th Grade New York State Math and ELA ExamsAttendanceFinal 4th Grade Report Card........................................................................................................953214Urban Assembly Institute of Math and Science for Young WomenJohn Jay School for Law77480Gr 6-12No8:30am-2:50pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageNoYesNoNoLiving EnvironmentGym or Dance, Social Emotional Learning Class, Visual ArtIn Partnership with Girl's Inc of NYC, the Urban Assembly offers a wide range of after-school extracurricular activities: Dance, Drama, Homework Help, Mural Painting, Music Club, STEP, YogaDance, VolleyballBasketball, Track and Field11201BROOKLYN302331133317413001400010DUMBO-Vinegar Hill-Downtown Brooklyn-Boerum Hill-73.98885340.6946821313K691Fort Greene Preparatory AcademyFort Greene Preparatory Academy is committed to rigorous learning through hands-on activities, learning expeditions, technology, and performing arts as part of daily instruction. Our course work is designed to provide experience in all fields, building to a specialty in either Science, Art, Foreign Language, or Computer Science by grade 8. We promote college readiness through our advisory system, parent workshops, and our annual college tours. Our STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) program features labs, scientific demonstrations, and immersion in real world problem solving. Scholars learn computer coding beginning in grade 6, participate annually in the hour of Code, and Computer Science Discoveries in partnership with Code.org. Our history and ELA programs are enriched with student-directed research and project-based learning. Through partnerships with Lincoln Center Theater and Irondale Theater Ensemble, scholars enrich their literacy learning through the study of drama and attend theater performances. We are a small school where every child is known well by their peers and staff. Through our online grading system, we allow direct parent-to-teacher communication and instant access to a student's progress.Fort Greene
100 Clermont Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11205
YesNot Accessible718-254-9401www.fortgreeneprep.orgG to Clinton-WashingtonB38, B54, B57, B62, B67, B69K691SFort Greene Preparatory AcademyScreened19861341467NoYesOpen to students and residents of District 13InterviewWriting Assignment........................................................................................................85207George Westinghouse Career and Technical Education High SchoolScience Skills Center High School for Science, Technology and the Creative Arts77201Gr 6-8No8:18am-2:36pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–OfferedYes–After-SchoolYes–Academic support and enrichmentYes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichmentSpanishAlgebra I, Living Environment, SpanishAdvanced Spanish, Advanced Technology, Health, Integrated Algebra, Living Environment Regents, Physical Education, Spanish 1 & 2, Technology 1 & 2, Visual Arts 1 & 2, Visual Arts Advanced Portfolio3-D Printing, Academic Honors Courses, Academic Tutoring, Chess, Coding, Computer Design, Dance, Debate Team, FIRST Robotics, Film, Global Scholars, Knitting and Crochet, Mouse Squad, Music, NY Road Runners Track, Painting, Portfolio Art: Drawing, Sculpture, Step Team, Student Government, Technology: Innovative Equipment, Theater, We Schools student activism, YearbookDevelopmental BasketballBasketball League, Soccer, Track and FieldGirls Basketball, NY Road Runners Track, Step Team11205BROOKLYN3023518730580883020450011Fort Greene-73.97116540.6946332929Q059I.S. 059 Springfield GardensI.S. 59 scholars are engaged in project-based and hands-on inquiry based learning to deepen their level of understanding while developing socially acceptable behaviors to develop into independent leaders and productive members of the global community. Scholars are afforded the opportunity to engage in Urban Advantage Science Activities, Dance, Student Government, Drama, Chess and other academic activities. Eligible scholars have the opportunity to enroll in Specialized High School Prep classes. Our staff communicates with families via TeacherEase, SchoolCXNT and School Messenger. We partner with the YMCA to offer after-school and summer programs at no cost. Our students have the highest acceptance rate in the NYC area for the Legal Outreach Program. Selected eighth grade students participate in the school's partnership with Northwell-LIJ for extended science instruction. The Rising Star Academy for Scholars attracts families of motivated scholars who have the opportunity to participate in Regents classes in Math, Science, History, English and Spanish, with a successful 99% passing rate thus far. Our parents are actively involved in our school community. We host Summer Bridge classes for our incoming scholars.St. Albans
132-55 Ridgedale Street, Queens NY 11413
YesFully Accessible718-527-3501schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolN/AQ3, Q5, Q77, Q84, X63Q059USpringfield Gardens (I.S. 59)Open391943424138NoYesOpen to students and residents of District 29Priority to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 29.Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above........................................................................................................822716Hillcrest High SchoolQueens High School of Teaching, Liberal Arts and the SciencesBenjamin N. Cardozo High School71586Gr 6-8No8:10am-2:30pmYes—Official uniform must be purchasedEnglish as a New LanguageYes–10-30 hours expected by graduationNoYes–For incoming sixth graders and for academic support and enrichmentYes–Saturday program for certain studentsSpanishAlgebra I, Earth Science, English, Living Environment, Spanish, US HistoryAfter-School and/or Saturday School Enrichment Classes, Dance, Drama, Law6th and 7th Grade June Trips; 8th Grade Overnight DC June Trip Chess Club; College Access for All Tours; Dance; Drama; Girls Club; Girls and Boys Basketball; Girls Volleyball; Law; Mentoring Program; National Junior Honor Society; Park Rangers and Urban Advantage Field Experiences; Photography Club; Step Team, Technology Club; Trips to Broadway Shows throughout the school yearDance, VolleyballDanceBasketball, Step, Volleyball11413QUEENS4122735242740834127230076St. Albans-73.75342940.681732929Q109Jean Nuzzi Intermediate School 109Jean Nuzzi Intermediate School 109 provides an accessible, high-quality, and future-oriented education as well as community service through a variety of academically rigorous classes. We serve the diverse needs of all learners in the ever-changing local, regional, and global economy. In an atmosphere of free inquiry and technological innovation, we deliver quality instruction, programs, and activities that give students transferable education and skills, as well as personal social enrichment. When students graduate from Jean Nuzzi Intermediate School 109, they will have had enriching experiences that encourage lifelong learning.Queens Village
213-10 92nd Avenue, Queens NY 11428
NoNot Accessible718-465-0651schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolN/AQ1, Q110, Q27, Q36, Q43, Q88, X68Q109UJean Nuzzi Intermediate School 109Open529982250287YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 29Priority to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 29Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above......Q109AJean Nuzzi Intermediate School 109 Gifted & Talented ProgramComposite Score246531010525YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 29....Academic and Personal Behaviors: 10%Attendance: 10%Final 4th Grade Report Card: 45%New York State ELA Exam: 17.5%New York State Math Exam: 17.5%..............................................................................................974031Martin Van Buren High SchoolBenjamin N. Cardozo High SchoolThomas A. Edison Career and Technical Education High School741108Gr 6-8No8am-2:20pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–OfferedYesNoYes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichmentSpanishAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentArt, Dance, Forensic Science, Law and Government, Music, National Foundation for Teaching Entrepreneurship Class (teaches students how to set up their own companies and learn all aspects of owning a business), STEM, Specialized High School Prep ClassesARISTA; Arts; Ballroom Dancing; Beacon; Black History Celebration; Boys to Men Mentoring; Centre Stage; Chess Club; Debate Team; DNA Learning Center Trip; Entrepreneurship Program; Girls Journey of Joy Mentoring; Mock Trial Team; Multicultural Club; Multicultural Community Event; Pennsylvania & Washington, DC Trip; Pi Day Competition; Poetry Café; Science Jeopardy Competition; Spelling Bee Competition; STEM Competition; Student Government; Sunshine Chorus; Talent Show; Theater ShowsFitness Club, Track and FieldBasketball, Dance11428QUEENS4132354242268394106260001Queens Village-73.74700140.7207132929Q116P.S./I.S. 116 William C. HughleyWe believe in providing a nurturing learning environment where students benefit from an academically rigorous curriculum rich in the arts, science, and social studies, as well as ELA and math. Students are presented with clear objectives for learning, rigorous tasks, and opportunities to engage in accountable talk on a daily basis. We build our students' character by infusing service learning into our lessons. They will participate in school and community projects that are meaningful. By laying a foundation across content areas and infusing the arts and character-building into the curriculum, our goal is to prepare every scholar at our school to enter and graduate from a four-year college or university. We are truly committed to the following: student responsibility, teacher accountability, academic achievement, nurturing environment, dedication to strengthening the home-school connection, aspiring to succeed, respect for all, development of community relations, and social awareness.South Jamaica
107-25 Wren Place, Queens NY 11433
NoNot Accessible718-526-4884schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolN/AQ110, Q4, Q42, Q5, Q83, Q84, Q85, X64Q116UWilliam C. Hughley (P.S./I.S. 116)Open12635231476NoYesOpen to students and residents of District 29Priority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students residing in the elementary school zoneThen to students and residents of District 29.Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above........................................................................................................952214Hillcrest High SchoolCambria Heights Academy69792Gr K-8No8:10am-2:30pmYes—Top and bottom-specific colors or stylesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–10-30 hours expected by graduationYesNoYes–Saturday program for test prepAlgebra IMusicAffiliation with Queens Chapter of Links (mentoring students on career choices); ARISTA; College Access For All; Emerging Young Leaders; Mentoring Program Provided by Queens DA’s Office (topics include: Career Guidance, Life Skills, Conflict Resolution, Leadership Skills); Middle School Quality Initiative (MSQI); National Junior Honor Society; Peer Mediation; Sports & Arts; Technology TeamFitness ClubBasketball, Soccer, Volleyball, Yoga11433QUEENS4122741442184164102500001South Jamaica-73.78230240.7006062929Q138P.S./M.S. 138 SunriseOur Mission: The Sunrise School P.S./M.S. 138 provides students with the opportunity to become independent thinkers in a risk-free environment. We ensure that all students have access to the latest and greatest academic opportunities while making certain they have support along the way. Additionally, we work hard to expose our students to all of the cultural specialties our city has to offer. Our Vision: Creating LEADERS....one Sunrise at a time!Rosedale
251-11 Weller Avenue, Queens NY 11422
NoPartially Accessible718-528-9053schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolN/AQ111, Q5, Q85, X63Q138UThe Sunrise School (P.S./M.S. 138Q)Open204482318102NoYesOpen to students and residents of District 29Priority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students residing in the elementary school zoneThen to students and residents of District 29.Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above........................................................................................................92229John Bowne High SchoolHillcrest High SchoolQueens High School of Teaching, Liberal Arts and the Sciences71763Gr K-8No8:10am-2:30pmYes—Official uniform must be purchasedEnglish as a New LanguageYes–OfferedYesYesYes–Saturday programSpanishAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentAlgebra I, Accelerated Living Environment , Band, Career Development, Chorus, Dance, Leadership Courses, Multi-cultural Studies, Performing Arts, Visual Art7 Habits of Highly Effective People Leadership Events, After-School Program, Enrichment Program–Mathematics and Language Arts, Evening Teen Center, Greater Ridgewood Youth Council, Leader In Me, Visual Art Club, i-ReadyBadminton, Netball, Soccer, StepBasketball, Dance, Flag Football, Track & Field, Volleyball11422QUEENS4133166042886404135780001Rosedale-73.73517640.6597282929Q147P.S./M.S. 147 The Ronald McNairThe staff of The Ronald McNair School is committed to providing a rigorous academic program within an environment that offers social emotional support that will enable students to meet or exceed Common Core Learning Standards. We deliver quality instruction, the arts, enrichment clubs and leadership programs for our students. Our goal is to help students develop into critical thinkers, lifelong learners and productive citizens to the world at large.Cambria Heights
218-01 116th Avenue, Queens NY 11411
YesPartially Accessible718-528-2420psms147q.comN/AQ27, Q4, Q77, Q83, X64Q147URonald McNair (P.S./M.S. 147)Open18743341268YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 29Priority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students residing in the elementary school zoneThen to students and residents of District 29.Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above........................................................................................................623411Hillcrest High SchoolBenjamin N. Cardozo High SchoolQueens High School of Teaching, Liberal Arts and the Sciences84593Gr K-8No8am-2:20pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageNoYesYes–Academic support for certain studentsYes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichmentSpanishAlgebra Regents, Band, Earth Science Regents, Prep for Specialized High Schools, Spanish, Student Council, Theatre ArtsBand, Brain Power, Champs Program, Chess Team, Girls and Boys Basketball Team, Prep for Specialized High Schools, Restorative Circles, Step Team, Theatre Arts, Visual Arts PortfolioFlag Football, Softball, VolleyballBoys Basketball, Girls Basketball, Step Team, Volleyball11411QUEENS4132759842437434113000001Cambria Heights-73.74094840.6973092929Q192I.S. 192The Linden-Renaissance Middle School (I.S. 192 The Linden) offers a variety of learning opportunities through a STEM focus. We are the designated District STEM School, and the leading technology school in the district for the last five years. We are the only district school to offer a Robotics Program, and have a current Championship Team. We teach 21st century skills using 21st century tools such as: Apple iPads, the Apple Mac Lab, and interactive whiteboards throughout classrooms. In addition, our newest additions include a state of the art recording studio, fitness center, and our dance studio. We offer an Early High School Program where our students have the opportunity to acquire high school and Regents credits by the end of eighth grade. In addition to our various academic focuses, we also offer a variety of both competitive, and non-competitive athletic programs. We offer extensive after-school and Saturday programs. Our parents participate in a variety of programs and activities throughout the year.Hollis
109-89 204th Street, Queens NY 11412
YesNot Accessible718-479-5540is192q.comN/AQ2, Q4, Q77, Q83Q192UI.S. 192 The LindenOpen263651232186NoNoOpen to students and residents of District 29Priority to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 29.Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above........................................................................................................882510John Bowne High SchoolPreparatory Academy for Writers: A College Board SchoolBenjamin N. Cardozo High School94486Gr 6-8No8:10am-2:30pmYes—Top, bottom, and shoes specific colors or stylesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–OfferedYes–Before-SchoolYes–Academic support and enrichmentYes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichmentSpanishLiving Environment, US HistoryAfrican Dance, Broadway Dance, Drama, Instrumental Music/Chorus, Modern and Hip Hop Dance, Radio Theater, Robotics, Visual ArtsAlpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Incorporated; Animation and Cartooning; ARISTA/NJHS; Chess; Chi-Eta Phi Nursing Club; Choir; College Immersion at Queensborough Community College and Queens College; Community Service Club; Cooking Club; Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.; Google First Computer Science; Male Mentoring/Dads Program; Peer Mediation; Performing Arts; Project BOOST; Regents Prep/College Ready; Robotics; Student Government/Student AmbassadorsBasketball LeagueDance, Flag Football, NetballBaseball, Basketball, Dance, Double Dutch, Flag Football, Netball, Soccer, Step, Track and Field11412QUEENS4122750842343184109440301Hollis-73.75357940.706462929Q208P.S./I.S. 208The mission of P.S./I.S. 208 is to prepare the leaders of tomorrow by building a safe, nested community of learners where every participant is fully engaged in document-based questions, accountable talk, scientific and inquiry-based research strategies, and performance-oriented tasks, as well as creating a nurturing learning environment via sound instructional practices and differentiated learning. Additionally, we will empower children to become self-sufficient and responsible. At P.S./I.S. 208, we create lifelong learners and children who are proficient in science and the arts.Bellerose
74-30 Commonwealth Blvd, Queens NY 11426
YesFully Accessible718-468-6420schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolN/AQ36, Q43, Q46, QM36, QM6Q208UP.S./I.S. 208Open560110881370YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 29Priority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students and residents of District 29.Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above........................................................................................................935136Queens High School of Teaching, Liberal Arts and the SciencesBenjamin N. Cardozo High School71707Gr K-8No8:10am-2:30pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–ExpectedYes–After-SchoolYes–For incoming sixth graders and for academic support and enrichmentYes–Saturday programSpanishAlgebra I, Earth ScienceElectives such as: Art Portfolio, Dance for grades seven and eight, Fine Arts, Music, TheaterAcademic Trips; Clubs; Community Service Projects; Country of the Month; Electives; Monthly Awareness Campaigns; Monthly Tolerance Days; PTA After-School ProgramDevelopmental Basketball, Flag Football, VolleyballDance11426QUEENS41323156745298984078700070Bellerose-73.72745640.7459482929Q238I.S. 238-Susan B. Anthony AcademyI.S. 238 "The Susan B. Anthony Academy" offers students of all abilities and learning styles the opportunity to succeed in a climate of respect for all members of the school community. All eighth-grade students take Integrated Algebra I Regents and Living Environment Regents. We are part of the Middle School Quality Initiative (MSQI) and the Art as Text Partnership through Lincoln Center. Our teachers frequently attend professional development sessions focused on student engagement and collaboration. Almost every classroom has interactive SMART Board technology, Promethean Flat Panel Systems, and we also have SMART Board Presentation Systems, wireless computer carts, and iPad carts. Additionally, we have an Apple iMac lab, graphic arts courses, chorus courses, and dance courses. We value our students and make their educational needs our priority.Jamaica
88-15 182nd Street, Queens NY 11423
NoPartially Accessible718-297-9821schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolF to Jamaica - 179th StQ1, Q110, Q17, Q2, Q3, Q36, Q43, Q76, Q77, Q83, X68Q238USusan B. Anthony (I.S. 238)Open519871178452NoNoOpen to students and residents of District 29Priority to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 29.Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above........................................................................................................842423Hillcrest High SchoolMartin Van Buren High SchoolFlushing High School621404Gr 6-8No8am-2:20pmYes—Top and bottom-specific colors or stylesEnglish as a New Language, Transitional Bilingual Education: SpanishNoYesYes–Academic support for certain studentsYes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichmentFrench, SpanishAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentBook Club, Chess Club, Chorus, Dance Club, Green Team, Orchestra, Robotics Club, SBA Gents, SBA Girls Rock, Science ClubTrack and Field11423QUEENS4122747042124254099190006Jamaica-73.78046840.7130942929Q259Pathways College Preparatory School: A College Board SchoolPathways College Preparatory School (PCPS) is a community that educates the mind, body, and soul of each of our students in preparation for entrance into and success in college. We view college opportunity and success as a pathway to excellence and equity in life. Through our partnerships with families, community organizations, and universities, we seek out real-world learning experiences for students to enhance their skills and knowledge. As a result, graduates from PCPS will be able to use their experiences to think critically about personal, political, and professional responsibility and the impact of their choices on their lives, community, and the world at large.Hollis
109-89 204th Street, Queens NY 11412
YesNot Accessible718-454-4957pathwaysprep.orgN/AQ2, Q4, Q77, Q83Q259LPathways College Preparatory School: An Early College SchoolLimited Unscreened35755551268YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 29Priority to students and residents of District 29 who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of District 29.Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above........................................................................................................913111Pathways College Preparatory School: A College Board SchoolQueens High School of Teaching, Liberal Arts and the Sciences71583Gr 6-12No8:10am-2:30pm; *1:40pm (Mondays only)YesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–31-50 hours expected by graduationYesYes–Academic support and enrichmentYes–Saturday program for test prepSpanishAlgebra I, Living Environment, US HistoryCollege Access for All (NYC DOE), Dance, Health and Wellness, Music, Peer Group Connection (PGC), TechnologyA4ALL (Algebra for ALL Regents prep) Dance, College Access for All (St. John's University) classes and college tours, Computer Science Programming Track (Technology), Empowerment Day, Google Classroom School, Health and Wellness, MSQI (Middle School Quality Initiative), Music/Band, Peer Group Connection (PGC), Police Athletic League After-School Program (Monday-Friday), Spirit Week, Town hall celebration and award assemblies, Restorative Justice Circles to establish and repair relationshipsBasketball LeagueBasketball LeagueTrack and FieldChamps Coed: Cheerleading, Double Dutch, Fitness Club, Swimming, Track and Field11412QUEENS4122750842343184109440301Hollis-73.75357940.706461919K452Frederick Douglass Academy VIII Middle SchoolFrederick Douglass Academy VIII (FDA VIII) is a college preparatory middle school. Students of Frederick Douglass Academy VIII enjoy the variety of the instructional program that our school offers. Additionally, students are required to participate in community service activities as part of their graduation requirements. Students also have the opportunity to attend international trips and overnight college tour trips. Parents appreciate that our students are required to participate in community service activities as part of their graduation requirements. We have high expectations for our students and hold them accountable for their actions. Parents also like our small learning environment and the family orientation. All students are known by name and treated with the utmost care and respect. Our students have many opportunities to participate in community service programs to become global leaders and thinkers of the 21st century.Starrett City
1400 Pennsylvania Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11239
YesPartially Accessible718-348-2465fdaviii.orgN/AB103, B13, B82, B83, BM2, BM5, Q8K452SFrederick Douglas Academy VIIIScreened41387542179YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 19..4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAttendance and PunctualityAttendance at an Open House/School TourEntrance Exam: ELAEntrance Exam: MathInterview...........................................................................................................................................634226Brooklyn High School of the ArtsAcademy for Health Careers85336Gr 6-8No8am-2:20pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–31-50 hours expected by graduationYesYes–Academic support for certain students.Yes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichment.FrenchAlgebra I, French, Living EnvironmentAfrican Dance, African Drumming, Coding, Forensic Science, History Through Media, Music (Violin, Viola, Cello), Technology, Visual ArtsChorus; College Preparatory; College Tour Trips; Debate; Performing Arts; Specialized High School Exam Prep; Visual ArtsBasketball, Dance11239BROOKLYN3054210580430982943044520025Starrett City-73.88111440.647262929Q268P.S./I.S. 268P.S./I.S. 268 exemplifies a respectful, cooperative, and nurturing environment. Our mission is to create self-motivated, caring, and successful citizens by fostering independence and resourcefulness. Learners achieve academic success by collaborating, sharing values, displaying a zest for increasing their knowledge, and showing integrity and respect. We offer comprehensive programs in art, dance, and music in all grades. Students in grade six are exposed to each art form. In grades seven and eight, students have an opportunity to focus in one of the arts. This allows students to develop their talent, build their portfolio, and prepare for auditions. We are partnered with Urban Advantage and engage students in STEAM activities in our science lab. We collaborate with several cultural institutions which support our teachers, students, and families in preparing for future careers. The school also boasts a state-of-the-art library as well as SMART Boards in every classroom. We offer support for students who are aspiring to gain high school credits and/or attend specialized high schools. We offer NYC Second Language Proficiency Exam in Chinese. Over 90% of our students pass the New York State Common Core Algebra Regents.Jamaica
92-07 175th Street, Queens NY 11433
YesFully Accessible718-206-3240psis268q.orgF to Jamaica - 179th StQ1, Q110, Q17, Q2, Q20A, Q20B, Q24, Q3, Q30, Q31, Q36, Q4, Q41, Q42, Q43, Q44-SBS, Q5, Q54, Q56, Q6, Q76, Q77, Q8, Q83, Q84, Q85, Q9, X64, X68Q268UP.S./I.S. 268Open4006968965YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 29Priority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students and residents of District 29.Last year, this program only admitted students from priority group 1.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above........................................................................................................934426John Bowne High SchoolThomas A. Edison Career and Technical Education High School86632Gr K-8No8:20am-2:40pmYes—Top and bottom-specific colors or stylesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–OfferedYesNoYes–Saturday program for test prepMandarinAlgebra IArt, Art of Argument and Music, Computers (Coding), DanceAfrican Dance; AMP Up NYC (a modern band program); ARCHON Society and ARISTA National Junior Honor Society (for students who maintain an 85 and above grade point average); Chess; Coding; Debate; Field Trips; Film; Hip-Hop; Journalism; Kickboxing; Photography; Rugby; Soccer; SONYC; Step; Theater; YWCADevelopmental Basketball, Floor Hockey11433QUEENS4122744442175734102150001Jamaica-73.78562640.707537303M859Special Music SchoolThe mission of the Special Music School is to teach musically gifted children through highly structured instrumental training and a standards-based academic program. The school prepares students for professional music careers while recognizing that not every student will choose such a career. The underlying philosophy of the Special Music School is the belief that music education for gifted pupils requires: 1) extensive opportunities to work one-to-one with an outstanding instrumental faculty; 2) a structured, sequential music curriculum; 3) opportunities to perform before audiences; and 4) interaction between general academics and musical studies. Our goal is to see each child reach his or her academic and musical potential. Our vision is that all students will become lifelong learners and critical thinkers in our caring and respectful learning environment. We encourage parental involvement in all aspects of the school.Lincoln Square
129 West 67th Street, Manhattan, NY 10023
NoPartially Accessible212-501-3318kaufmanmusiccenter.org/smsA, D to 59th St-Columbus Circle; 2, 3, B, C to 72nd St; 1 to 66th St - Lincoln CenterBxM2, M10, M104, M11, M20, M5, M57, M66, M7, M72M859MSpecial Music SchoolScreenedN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AOpen to New York City residents.Priority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to New York City residents...Audition...........................................................................................................................................899895Special Music School95311GR K-12No8am-2:20pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageYes–ExpectedYesNoNoSpanishAlgebra IAdvisory, Chorus, Music History, Music Theory, Physical Education, Visual ArtsAdvisory ; Face the Music (contemporary music ensemble) ; Instrumental Ensembles ; Student Council10023MANHATTAN107615310810241011390008Lincoln Square-73.98274540.7749192929Q270The Gordon Parks School for Inquisitive MindsThe diverse P.S./I.S. 270 community is dedicated to achieving high standards of academic excellence for all students in a nurturing environment in preparation for the ever-changing challenges of society's new millennium. We want to create a community of lifelong learners whose focus will include the development of attitudinal, civil, and social skills necessary to function productively and successfully on every level, including leadership roles in the world community.Laurelton
233-15 Merrick Boulevard, Queens NY 11422
YesFully Accessible718-341-8280schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolN/AQ5, Q84, X63Q270UThe Gordon Parks School for Inquisitive MindsOpen44273551481YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 29Priority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students and residents of District 29.Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above........................................................................................................933831Hillcrest High School84753Gr K-8No8am-2:20pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageNoNoNoNoSpanishAlgebra, Performing Arts Enrichment (Visual Arts, Dance, Instrumental and Vocal Music, Drama)African Dance Residency; Annual Coat Drive; Band; Dance Club; Drama; Each One Teach One Initiative (students work along with teachers in classrooms); Fire Safety & Health Fair; Multicultural Festival; Senior Holiday TeaVolleyball LeagueDance, Developmental BasketballDance11422QUEENS4133161845295114129730001Laurelton-73.73671340.6748312929Q283Preparatory Academy for Writers: A College Board SchoolThe Preparatory Academy for Writers is a grade 6-12 school that offers accelerated curricula and ensures that all middle school students take at least two high school Regents exam. Students at Writers often have three Regents exams and six high school credits before they start 9th grade. Students who attend Writers for middle school are given priority when applying to Writers for high school.Springfield Gardens North
143-10 Springfield Boulevard, Queens NY 11413
YesPartially Accessible718-949-8405preparatoryacademyforwriters.comN/AQ3, Q77, Q85Q283LPreparatory Academy for WritersLimited Unscreened523741071050YesYesOpen to students and residents of QueensPriority to students and residents of District 29 who attend an information sessionThen to students and residents of District 29Then to students and residents of Queens who attend an information sessionThen to students and residents of Queens.Last year, this program only admitted students from priority groups 1 and 2.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above........................................................................................................934537Preparatory Academy for Writers: A College Board SchoolQueens High School of Teaching, Liberal Arts and the Sciences83588Gr 6-12No8am-3:10pmYes—Top and bottom-specific colors or stylesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–50+ hours expected by graduationNoYes–For incoming sixth graders and for academic support and enrichmentYes–Saturday program for test prepSpanishAlgebra I, Earth Science, English, Geometry, Global History, Living Environment, Spanish, US HistoryWith the assistance of national organizations like The College Board and CFES, the school has developed a college and career readiness course that spans 6th through 12th grade. In this course students do many things. They develop a portfolio of their best work, begin to construct their resume, start drafting their college essays, learn conflict resolution skills, discuss current national or community topics, and expand their social-emotional intelligence.The school, in partnership with a community-based organization (Child Center of NY), has a dynamic after-school program that offers a range of units including dance, poetry, test prep, coding, robotics, engineering, digital music production, drumming, and art.Basketball League, Dance, Track and FieldBasketball, Dance, Flag Football, Step, Track11413QUEENS4123133042808454130570056Springfield Gardens North-73.75683940.6682352929Q289Queens United Middle SchoolNEW! Queens United Middle school is focusing on Media and Technology Studies! Media and Technology wing to be completed Fall 2019! This includes a television set stage, production studios and state of the art computers and technology. Queens United Middle School supports our scholars in all aspects of their lives. Our scholars build and develop skills to be successful in high school, college, careers, and life through innovative teaching of challenging curricula and hands on exploration of broad based curricula with a focus on media and technology. Queens United Middle School is a learning community consisting of three core pillars: critical thinking, civic responsibility, and academic-readiness. Our school values involvement and partnership with families throughout our scholars' middle school experience. We empower our scholars to think critically about community issues and take responsible action to effect positive change. Partnerships with organizations such as Turn Around for Children, College Connections, and Counseling in Schools also help to promote and build a positive school community.Laurelton
229-02 137th Avenue, Queens NY 11413
YesNot Accessible718-723-3501www.queensunited.orgN/AQ5, Q85, X63Q289LQueens United Middle SchoolLimited Unscreened21641441160YesNoOpen to students and residents of District 29Priority to students and residents of District 29 who attend an information sessionThen to students and residents of District 29.Last year, this program only admitted students from priority group 1.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above........................................................................................................80227Business Technology Early College High SchoolQueens High School of Teaching, Liberal Arts and the Sciences67204Gr 6-8No8:20am-5pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–ExpectedYesNoYes–Saturday program for test prepSpanishMedia and Technology Studies (including Social Media, Television, Radio, Film), Spanish, Visual ArtsCreative Writing, Debate and Public Speaking, Drama, Golden Lionesses Dance Team, Leadership Seminars, Math League, Music and Video Production, Robotics, STEM, Scholar Government and Committees, Service LearningBasketball LeagueDevelopmental Basketball, Flag Football, Flag RugbyCheerleading, Flag Football, Flag Rugby11413QUEENS4133164642830154131700012Laurelton-73.74317340.6730692929Q295P.S./I.S. 295P.S./I.S. 295 uses a character development program to develop ethical and responsible individuals by teaching a rigorous program and a strong value system. In a safe and supportive environment, scholars are able to focus attention to academics and respectful behavior. Safety, teamwork, achievement, responsibility, and showing respect are themes that weave the fabric of our school community each day. Instructional programs are tailored to meet the individual student's needs, while incorporating technology to build essential skills that will foster success.Queens Village
222-14 Jamaica Avenue, Queens NY 11428
YesFully Accessible718-464-1433psis295q.orgN/AQ27Q295SP.S./I.S. 295Screened51173108951YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 29Priority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students residing in the elementary school zoneThen to students and residents of District 29.Last year, this program only admitted students from priority group 1.4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAcademic and Personal BehaviorAttendanceFinal 4th Grade Report CardWriting Assignment........................................................................................................905851Queens High School of Teaching, Liberal Arts and the SciencesFrancis Lewis High SchoolBenjamin N. Cardozo High School89496Gr K-8No8am-2:20pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–ExpectedNoNoYes–Saturday program for certain studentsSpanishAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentArt, Chess, Middle School Choice Selection, Music, Peer Mentors, Photography, Spanish Heritage, Technology, YearbookChess, Coding, Middle School Choice Selection, Peer Mentors, Photography, Spanish Heritage, Strategic Games, YearbookBaseball, Flag Football, Volleyball, YogaBaseball11428QUEENS4132356842313784108130005Queens Village-73.73199740.7206192929Q327Eagle Academy for Young Men IIIOur scholars complete a challenging curriculum and are required to work hard, but they are not expected to do it alone. From the moment they enter Eagle Academy, scholars are provided with advisers, supportive mentors, and a devoted faculty committed to providing a strong support system for all of our young men. Eagle Scholars discover the importance of critical thinking, in-depth questioning skills, and the benefits of voluntarily seeking guidance in order to achieve success. With support from dedicated parents and teachers, we instill in our Eagle Scholars the effectiveness of strong work habits that they continue to develop throughout their upper school experience at Eagle Academy. We firmly believe that the more you apply yourself, the more you accomplish. A combination of high parental involvement, structured classroom experiences, strategic after-school programming, and an informed academic support team are the keys to our Eagle Scholars' success.St. Albans
171-10 Linden Boulevard, Queens NY 11434
NoFully Accessible718-480-2600schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolN/AQ111, Q113, Q114, Q4, Q42, Q5, Q84, Q85, X63Q327LEagle Academy For Young Men IIILimited Unscreened326108581368YesYesAll-boys school; open to students and residents of QueensPriority to students and residents of Queens who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of Queens.Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above........................................................................................................91167Eagle Academy for Young Men III63531Gr 6-12No8:45am-3:27pmYes–Official uniform must be purchasedEnglish as a New LanguageYes–50+ hours expected by graduationYesYes–For incoming sixth graders and for academic support and enrichmentYes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichmentAlgebra I, English, Living Environment, US HistoryCollege Access for All, Now: Kinesiology, Spanish, Technology, Visual ArtsAcademic Intervention Services; Character Development; House Advisory; Mentoring; Regents Prep; Studio Art; Summer Bridge Program; Tech Club; Town Hall; Tutorial & Enrichment Classes; Violin; Wii ClubBaseballBaseball, Basketball, Football, Track and Field11434QUEENS4122743242685434123930001St. Albans-73.77892340.6917122929Q355Collaborative Arts Middle SchoolThe Collaborative Arts Middle School (CAMS) cultivates scholars, lifelong artists, and community activists within an environment designed specifically to meet the needs of the middle school child. Our school seeks to present our students with rigorous standards-based instruction while at the same time providing our youth with a technically-sound arts education, all with the goal of making our students college and career ready. Here, students take courses in humanities (an ELA and social studies combined course), math, science, writing, foreign language, physical education, and a series of performing arts courses. Our students audition for one artistic studio experience, which they commit to for three years. Through our advisory program, students work on life and study skills, as well as community service projects to build character and a sense of generosity.Springfield Gardens South-Brookville
145-00 Springfield Boulevard, Queens NY 11413
YesNot Accessible718-977-6181camsq355.orgN/AQ111, Q113, Q114, Q3, Q77, Q85Q355UCollaborative Arts Middle SchoolOpen278642324136NoYesOpen to students and residents of District 29Priority to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 29.Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above........................................................................................................732112Hillcrest High SchoolBenjamin N. Cardozo High SchoolHillside Arts & Letters Academy66305Gr 6-8No8:20am-2:40pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–OfferedYes–After-SchoolNoYes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichmentSpanishAlgebra IAdvisory, Dance, Honors Math Classes in Seventh and Eighth Grades, Instrumental Music, Integrated Algebra Math Regents Courses, Visual ArtsAdvisory; Art; Boys Mentor Program; Broadway Jr; Dance; Graphic Arts; HS Arts Audition Prep; Merit-Based Initiatives; Partnership with SASF (Basketball, Fashion Club, Step Team, Dance Team); Pretty Brown Girls Empowerment Group; Restorative Circles; Seasonal Artists Performances; Small Group Tutoring; Spirit Weeks; Student Government; Student-Led Talent Shows; Visual Arts; YearbookVolleyballBasketball, Track, Volleyball11413QUEENS4133132042856824133310001Springfield Gardens South-Brookville-73.75878440.6646082929Q356Community Voices Middle SchoolOur students feel that teachers make learning fun. Students enjoy using their voices to create change in the school. Students participate in clubs and activities. At our school, the voice of the student is valued by the staff. Our parents appreciate the way we include them in their children's education, including updates from their child's educators and monthly PTA meetings. Parents enjoy volunteering and participating in the many celebrations that happen at the school. We believe it takes a village to raise a child. In grade six, scholars are welcomed into the CoVo community and learn of the values that bind our school. Students learn to appreciate the many components of community. In grade seven, CoVo scholars examine how their individual voices can be used as a vehicle for change. In grade eight, CoVo scholars use prior knowledge and skills to examine how global issues connect to their world and community. This focus is the final area of knowledge needed for students to effect change.Springfield Gardens South-Brookville
145-00 Springfield Boulevard, Queens NY 11413
YesNot Accessible718-977-6180covoms356.orgN/AQ111, Q113, Q114, Q3, Q77, Q85Q356UCommunity Voices Middle SchoolOpen162591414146NoYesOpen to students and residents of District 29Priority to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 29.Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above........................................................................................................762516Hillcrest High SchoolPreparatory Academy for Writers: A College Board SchoolJohn Adams High School71302Gr 6-8No8:10am-2:30pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–ExpectedYesYesYes–Saturday program for test prepSpanishAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentAdvisory, Art, Math Modeling/Architectural Drawing, Media Journalism, MusicArt Club; Chess Club; Chorus; CoVo Goes to College Program; Computer-Based Instruction; ELA/Reading Club; Generation Citizen; Law and Debate Club; Math Club; Partnership with Sports & Arts After-School Program; Project BOOST (college and career); School Magazine; Service Learning; Student Council; Summer Bridge Program ; Tech Club; Theater; Tutoring & Enrichment; YearbookCross Country, Track and FieldBasketball, Step11413QUEENS4133132042856824133310001Springfield Gardens South-Brookville-73.75878440.6646083232K045P.S./I.S. 045 Horace E. GreeneOur school works in partnership with parents and the community to create a society of lifelong learners. We develop a community of responsible citizens who respect one another and themselves. Demanding excellence in the performance standards of student literacy, mathematics, and science ensures that our students are prepared to meet the challenges of the 21st century. We envision that our students will develop effective decision-making, critical thinking, and technological skills to communicate effectively. Staff and parents empower students with the academic skills and social experiences to enable them to meet their goals. Students become responsible, active, contributing members of society. All members of our community are learners who actively engage in the educational process. The school community shares accountability for creating a positive and supportive educational environment, which will result in every student achieving successful outcomes and attaining leadership qualities.Bushwick
84 Schaefer Street, Brooklyn NY 11207
NoNot Accessible718-574-0235schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolL to Wilson Ave; J to Chauncey StB20, B26, B60, B7, Q24K045ZP.S./I.S. 45K-Horace E. GreeneZonedOpen to continuing 5th grade students and students residing in the elementary school zonePriority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students residing in the elementary school zone.Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.........................................................................................................912823Brooklyn Preparatory High School87681Gr K-8No8:10am-2:30pmYes—Top and bottom-specific colors or stylesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–10-30 hours expected by graduationYes–After-SchoolYesYes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichmentSpanishAlgebra I, Living Environment2-D & 3-D Art Design, Chorus, Drama, High School and College Visits, Journalism, STEM, Stock Market, West African Dance, YearbookCheerleading; Community Service; Computer Skills/Technology; Dance; Drama/Writing; Field Trips: College Tours, Museum Tours, Theater, Out-of-State Trips; Global Intervisitation Classroom: Learning through Video Cams; Math Club; School Initiatives: John Coker Day Care Center, Duncan Senior Citizens, PricewaterhouseCoopers Financial Literacy, Gender Initiatives; Yearbook ClubFitness ClubBasketball, Flag Football, Step, Volleyball11207BROOKLYN3043740130794283034270011Bushwick South-73.91069340.6867463232K162J.H.S. 162 The WilloughbyI.S. 162 —The Willoughby School—is committed to preparing students with the necessary skills needed to be a productive and contributing member of our community. I.S. 162 fosters a caring and safe learning environment where all members accept the responsibility of preparing our students for continued achievement. Through our collaborative, student-centered culture, students are provided with the opportunities to succeed and celebrate every success. The mission of IS 162 is to prepare students through rigorous and relevant content to be a productive and contributing member of the 21st century. Through our collaborative and student-centered culture, students are provided with the knowledge and application of current technology to prepare them for tomorrow's world. At I.S. 162 we create a challenging learning environment that provides STEM opportunities that motivate, encourage and prepare all our students for college and career readiness in an increasingly complex and technological society so our students can actively contribute to their community. We are "Teaching the Will-to-Be Excellent".Bushwick
1390 Willoughby Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11237
NoNot Accessible718-821-4860www.IS162.comL to Jefferson StB13, B38, B57, Q54K162MGrade 6 AcademyScreened2255456941YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 324th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAcademic and Personal BehaviorsAttendance and PunctualityFinal 4th Grade Report Card......K162ZZoned ProgramZonedOpen to students residing in the zone..................................................................................................96169Math, Engineering, and Science Academy Charter High SchoolEBC High School for Public Service - BushwickWilliamsburg Preparatory School82360Gr 6-8No8:10am-2:30pmYes—Official uniform must be purchasedEnglish as a New Language, Transitional Bilingual Education: SpanishYes–OfferedYesYesYesSpanishSTEM Coding, STEM Ocearch, STEM Pilot, Visual Arts, TheaterBeauty Club, Botany Club, Breakfast Club, Coding Club, Cooking Club, Dance Club, DIY Craft Club, English Language Learners Club, Fashion Club, Girls Leadership Club, Guitar Club, Robotics Club, School Musical, Teen Thursdays, Visual Arts Club, Yearbook ClubFitness ClubBasketball, Flag Football, Soccer11237BROOKLYN3043444530730183032120001Bushwick North-73.91980540.7072293232K291J.H.S. 291 Roland HayesRoland Hayes is a community of educators and learners; we are a Community School that offers many social-emotional services for students and social service supports for families. Our students are called HAWKS! HAWKS students take mathematics, English language arts, social studies, science, and physical education/health in all grades. The curriculum also includes basketball, volleyball, art, advisory, and FYREZone. We celebrate HAWKS students with attendance awards, honor roll, and rewards for being hard-working, accountable, well-rounded, kind-hearted, safe, steadfast, and successful. Parents are kept abreast of students' progress with weekly parent/teacher meetings between the hours of 2:20pm-3:00pm, progress reports and monthly Parent Breakfast. As a diverse learning community, we are pleased to offer Special Education and Transitional Bilingual Education courses. Our vision is to graduate students who are academically and socially-emotionally ready for the challenges of high school and career.Bushwick
231 Palmetto Street, Brooklyn NY 11221
YesPartially Accessible718-574-0361schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolM to Knickerbocker Ave; L to Myrtle Ave-Wyckoff AveB13, B26, B52, B54, B60, Q55, Q58K291MRising HAWKSScreened2255888728NoNoOpen to students and residents of BrooklynPriority to students and residents of District 32Then to students and residents of Brooklyn.Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAttendance and PunctualityFinal 4th Grade Report CardPortfolio of Student WorkWriting Assignment......K291ZZoned ProgramZonedOpen to students residing in the zone..................................................................................................93137Math, Engineering, and Science Academy Charter High SchoolEBC High School for Public Service - BushwickThe Academy of Urban Planning and Engineering84280Gr 6-8Yes, Wediko Children's Services8am-2:20pmYesEnglish as a New Language, Transitional Bilingual Education: SpanishYes–ExpectedYesYesYes–Saturday programAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentAdvisory, Regents Algebra IBEACON, FYREZone, Girls Empowerment Group, Junior Mock Trial, Mentoring, National Junior Honor Society, Student Government, Success, WEDIKO Children servicesBasketball LeagueVolleyball LeagueSoccer11221BROOKLYN3043743330764603033430001Bushwick North-73.91514240.6953623232K347I.S. 347 School of HumanitiesStudents appreciate the value we place on their education. Our school utilizes the ioClassroom (formerly known as Skedula) online system to use as a means of constant communication with parents and students. All of our classrooms equipped with interactive panels. We also have two completely updated computer labs as well as 4 state of the art science laboratory classrooms. Our students have many opportunities to participate in both academic and extracurricular activities. Some of our programs include the International Model United Nations, Algebra Prep, Princeton Review, Dance Residency, Arts Portfolio Prep, ENL, and Test Prep. All of our students are exposed to opportunities that will enable them to take Regents Exams as a means to effectively prepare for high school and earn credits. We value the experience of visiting colleges and universities in an effort to introduce students on a College and Career Path. We value parents' opinions and our staff members welcome parent feedback and participation.Bushwick
35 Starr Street, Brooklyn NY 11221
YesNot Accessible718-821-4248schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolM to Central Ave; L to Morgan Ave; J, Z to Myrtle AveB13, B38, B46, B47, B54, B57, B60K347M6th Grade AcademyScreened20751331674NoNoOpen to students and residents of District 324th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAttendance and PunctualityFinal 4th Grade Report Card......K347ZSchool of Humanities (I.S. 347)ZonedOpen to students residing in the zone..................................................................................................881518EBC High School for Public Service - BushwickHigh School of Economics and FinanceBushwick Leaders High School for Academic Excellence86312Gr 6-8No8:02am-2:22pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageNoYesYesYesSpanishSpanishDance, Drumline, Foreign Languages, Model UN, Visual Arts21st Century Grant: Art; After-School Homework Help; After-School Support in ELA, Math, English as a New Language, and Social Studies; Chorus; Dance; Drum Line; In-House Beacon Program (offers computer literacy and English as a New Language classes for adults); Karate; Model United Nations; Photography; Science; YMCA/Beacon ProgramBadminton, TennisBaseball, Basketball, Volleyball11221BROOKLYN3043442330724973031850001Bushwick South-73.92748140.700693232K349I.S. 349 Math, Science & Tech.Students value the safe, nurturing, and responsive support that our staff offers and are proud to be a part of a dynamic academic community. Parents appreciate our caring school community where staff members identify students' needs and provide them with opportunities to improve academic achievement and social development. Students participate in an extended school day benefiting from an additional hour of instruction each day. Technology is a centerpiece of the school including a one to one ratio of devices to students, interactive flat panels in every class room, a 3-D printer lab, and an after-school robotics club. Students are also eligible to sit for both the Algebra and Living Environment Regents. The school uses PupilPath for parents to be able to communicate with teachers and track their child's academic progress. As a Community School with our partner, the Center for Supportive Schools, we provide additional social-emotional supports for students and families through the Peer Group Connection program, vision screening with free glasses, and a full-time Social Worker. Sixth graders enjoy our annual retreat to Camp Ramapo, where they build strong bonds with classmates and teachers to support them throughout middle school.Bushwick
35 Starr Street, Brooklyn NY 11221
YesNot Accessible718-418-6389schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolM to Central Ave; L to Morgan Ave; J, Z to Myrtle AveB13, B38, B46, B47, B54, B57, B60K349UMath, Science & Technology Magnet ProgramOpen550120781674NoNoOpen to students and residents of BrooklynPriority to students and residents of District 32Then to students and residents of Brooklyn.Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above......K349ZMath, Science & Technology (I.S. 349)ZonedOpen to students residing in the zone..................................................................................................951712High School for Health Professions and Human ServicesEBC High School for Public Service - BushwickGeorge Westinghouse Career and Technical Education High School83310Gr 6-8Yes, Center for Supportive Schools8:15am-3:45pmYesEnglish as a New Language, Transitional Bilingual Education: SpanishYes–OfferedYesYes–Academic support and enrichmentYes–Saturday program for test prepSpanishSpanish3-D Printing, Algebra Regents, Computer Programming, Living Environment Regents, Music, TechnologyExtended Learning Time Program (five hours per week); Voluntary After-School Program (through community-based partner featuring a variety of courses and activities such as Portrait Painting, Robotics, Zoomba, and Homework Help)Fitness ClubChamps Sports–Basketball, Soccer, Wrestling11221BROOKLYN3043442330724973031850001Bushwick South-73.92748140.700693232K383J.H.S. 383 Philippa SchuylerStudents at our school are assigned instructional programs that meet their individual gifts and talents. Philippa Schuyler offers a variety of acceleration and enrichment opportunities that include advanced language arts and math classes, Regents classes in algebra, living environment, earth science, French, and Spanish. Major performing arts courses are offered in a variety of dance styles including: jazz, modern, ballet, world and urban dance. Additional major performing arts courses include: theater, steel pan, and chorus. Major visual arts courses and other electives include: medical studies, technology, robotics, hydroponic gardening, and African American studies. In addition, we offer preparation courses for Specialized High School testing. Our school also offers a state-of-the-art hydroponic science lab. Our instructional program focuses on project-based instruction and assessment to promote rigorous critical-thinking and citizenship skills.Bushwick
1300 Greene Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11237
YesPartially Accessible718-574-0390philippaschuyler383.orgM to Knickerbocker Ave; L to DeKalb AveB13, B26, B38, B52, B54, B60, Q55, Q58K383MPhilippa Schuyler (J.H.S. 383)Screened13921935357285YesYesOpen to students and residents of Brooklyn and Queens. Students may apply for 5th or 6th grade admission.Priority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students and residents of Brooklyn and Queens.Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAttendanceEntrance Assessment: ELA and MathFinal 4th Grade Report CardWriting Assignment........................................................................................................965532Math, Engineering, and Science Academy Charter High SchoolMidwood High SchoolBrooklyn College Academy75871Gr 5-8No8:20am-2:40pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageNoYesNoNoFrench, SpanishAlgebra I, Earth Science, Living EnvironmentAfrican American Studies, Chorus, Theater, Dance, Hydroponic Gardening, Medical Studies, Robotics, Steel Pan, Technology; Partnerships include: About the Swing, BRIC Arts Partnership, Brooklyn Technical High School Pipeline Program, Fidelity Future Stages (LeAP), Lincoln Center Shakespeare, New York Junior Tennis League, Pantonics Steel Pan, Teachers College Reading and Writing Project, Urban AdvantageAfter-School Test Preparation classes for state exams, Annual International Trip, Boys and Girls Basketball, Cheerleading, BRIC after-school arts project, Chess Club, English as a New Language after-school tutoring, Green Team Club, Hydroponic Gardening, New York Junior Tennis League, Peer Tutoring, Regents and Specialized High School examsBasketball LeagueCheerleadingFitness Club, Flag FootballBasketball, Cheerleading, Road Runners and Mighty Milers, Soccer, Tennis11237BROOKLYN3043743130754133032980001Bushwick North-73.91977740.6977813232K384P.S. /I.S. 384 Frances E. CarterPlease contact the school for more information.Bushwick
242 Cooper Street, Brooklyn NY 11207
YesPartially Accessible718-642-4890schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolL to Wilson AveB20, B26K384ZFrances E. Carter (P.S./I.S. 384)ZonedOpen to continuing 5th grade students and students residing in the elementary school zonePriority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students residing in the elementary school zone.Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.........................................................................................................933313Williamsburg Preparatory SchoolBrooklyn Preparatory High School81513Gr K-8No8:05am-2:25pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageNoYesYesNoSpanishArt, Music, TechnologyBasketball LeagueVolleyball, Volleyball LeagueSports and Arts in Schools Foundation: (Seasonal): Basketball, Flag Football, Soccer, Softball11207BROOKLYN3043740930800433034420001Bushwick North-73.90480340.6903533232K554All City Leadership Secondary SchoolOur school offers parent orientations on weekends in both English and Spanish for the upcoming school year for two select weekends in the Fall. Please contact the school for the dates and times.Bushwick
321 Palmetto Street, Brooklyn NY 11237
YesNot Accessible718-246-6500schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolL, M to Myrtle Ave-Wyckoff AveB13, B26, B38, B52, B54, B60, Q55, Q58K554MAll City Leadership Secondary SchoolScreened119116224161050YesYesOpen to students and residents of Brooklyn and Queens4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAcademic and Personal BehaviorsAttendance and PunctualityFinal 4th Grade Report CardInterview........................................................................................................979187All City Leadership Secondary School98435Gr 6-12No7:45am-2:35pmYes–Official uniform must be purchasedEnglish as a New LanguageNoNoYes–Academic support for certain studentsYesSpanishAlgebra I, Living Environment, SpanishChess Club (Tournament-Based); Computer Technology; Dance; Introduction to Business; Journalism (School Newspaper); Leadership Skill Development; Marching Band; Pre-Law/Debate Club; Robotics/Pre-Engineering; Video/Photography ;Visual Arts (After-School Program)Basketball LeagueVolleyball LeagueTrack and FieldBaseball, Dance, European Team Handball, Soccer11237BROOKLYN3043743334137153033440136Bushwick North-73.91317140.697373232K562Evergreen Middle School for Urban ExplorationWe believe that children learn best by doing. Our students love the urban exploration and hands-on learning opportunities as well as the nurturing, community-oriented culture. This is reflected by our 95% attendance rate, one of the highest in the district. Classes feature fieldwork, experiments, and group projects as well as a gardening and cooking program, Dual Language and ENL programs, and a variety of electives based on student interest. Further, we offer after-school, Saturday, and break academies to students at all levels. After-school and lunch time clubs include gardening, jewelry making, 3D printing, computer science, sign language, dance, basketball and volleyball teams (boys' and girls'), soccer, and cheerleading, in addition to chorus, theater, and many more, determined by student interest. Beacon's After-School Program is offered in our building. The program is free, and students have a safe place to stay until 5:30 PM. If they choose to participate in Open Gym, they can stay until 8:00 PM. A hot meal is included. Beacon also offers a free summer camp to all students. Finally, students are supervised at all times, including during class transitions, and we have a zero tolerance policy for fighting or bullying.Bushwick
125 Covert Street, Brooklyn NY 11207
YesNot Accessible718-455-0180evergreen562.weebly.comL to Wilson Ave; J to Halsey StB20, B26, B60, B7, Q24K562LThe Evergreen Middle School for Urban ExplorationLimited Unscreened19847222199NoNoOpen to students and residents of District 32Priority to students residing in the zone who sign in at an eventThen to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 32 who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of District 32.Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above......K562MThe Evergreen Middle School for Urban Exploration Spanish Dual Language ProgramScreened: LanguageN/AN/AN/AN/A624N/AN/AOpen to studentsand residents of BrooklynPriority to students residing in the zoneThen to student and residents of Brooklyn....English Language Learners (ELLs), Heritage Language Speakers of the target language, Participants of elementary school-level Dual Language and Transitional Bilingual Education programs in the target language...............................................................................................91105EBC High School for Public Service - BushwickThe High School for Enterprise, Business and TechnologyWilliamsburg Preparatory School92342Gr 6-8No8:15am-2:35pmYesEnglish as a New Language, Transitional Bilingual Education: SpanishYes–OfferedYes–After-SchoolNoYes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichmentSpanishAlgebra IComputer Science, Music, Spanish, Theater, Visual Arts3-D Printing, Basketball, and Volleyball teams (Boys and Girls), Cheerleading, Chess, Chorus, Computer Science, Cooking, Costume Making, Dance, Debate Team, Gardening, Hip Hop Dance, Jewelry Making, Latin Dance, Sign Language, SoccerDevelopmental Basketball, Flag Football, Floor HockeySoccer, Volleyball11207BROOKLYN3043741330790273034160001Bushwick South-73.91027640.688387101M034P.S. 034 Franklin D. RooseveltThe P.S. 34 Franklin Delano Roosevelt Middle School experience provides students the opportunities to develop as independent, critical thinkers immersed in rigorous instruction to promote college- and career-readiness skills. As we focus on teaching the whole child in a safe, nurturing environment we encourage positive social emotional growth and provide community service opportunities to enhance our students' academic growth. Our school setting enables us to address students individual academic, social, and behavioral needs. We take students on field trips to universities, such as Harvard and Yale. As an adopted school by the District Attorney's office, our students take trips to the courthouse and law firms. Some special programs we offer include: mock trial, peer mediation, student council, Book Club, basketball, volleyball, and flag football. We recognize student achievement monthly during assemblies for perfect attendance, Scholar of the Month, and Honor Roll. Honor students are rewarded with trips to go bowling and ice skating. Parents appreciate our supportive learning environment where teachers know the students well and expect the best from each student.Lower East Side
730 East 12th Street, Manhattan NY 10009
NoNot Accessible212-228-4433sites.google.com/site/fdracademy34L to 1st AveM14A, M14D, M21, M23, M8, M9, X14, X2, X42, X5M034LFranklin Delano Roosevelt (P.S. 34)Limited Unscreened5828121654NoNoOpen to students and residents of District 1Priority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students and residents of District 1 who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of District 1...Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above...........................................................................................................................................862917Orchard Collegiate Academy77333Gr K-8No7:45am-2:40pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageYes–OfferedYesNoYes–Saturday program for test prepSpanishAcademic After School ; Arbron Arts ; Basketball ; Career Day ; Flag Football ; Junior Achievement ; Mighty Milers ; Peer Mediation ; Penny Harvest ; SONYC After-School Program ; Student Council ; Technology ; Third Street Music School ; Urban Advantage ; VolleyballFitness Club, Flag Football, One Wall HandballBasketball, Soccer, Softball, Track and Field10009MANHATTAN10322810045641003810038Lower East Side-73.97518140.726473101M188P.S. 188 The Island SchoolOur mission at the Island School is to be relentless in our pursuit of the best ways to support student success. One way that we have done that–and will continue to do it–is by giving students a wide array of experiences so that they can identify areas of interest and talent and then develop those interests and talents into lifelong passions. Our faculty is committed to helping each of our children reach her/his full academic potential. We are developing a culture of college-minded students and working with community members to create a challenging learning environment. Parents like that we help identify and nurture their children's interest in the arts. Parents appreciate our partnerships with high schools such as Bard High School Early College.Lower East Side
442 East Houston Street, New York NY 10002
YesFully Accessible212-677-5710island188.orgN/AM14A, M14D, M21, M22, M8, M9M188SThe Island School (P.S. 188)Screened6833231136NoYesOpen to students and residents of District 1Priority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students and residents of District 1...Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAttendanceFinal 4th Grade Report Card...........................................................................................................................................881524Marta Valle High School100433Gr K-8Yes, Educational Alliance8am-2:50pmYesEnglish as a New Language, Dual Language: SpanishNoYesYesYesAlgebra IGlobal Classroom CurriculumComputer; Dance; Drama; Theater; Visual ArtsBadminton, Gymnastics, Tennis, VolleyballBaseball, Basketball10002MANHATTAN10322010043491003560100Lower East Side-73.97790440.719598101M332University Neighborhood Middle SchoolUniversity Neighborhood Middle School (UNMS) creates a progressive learning experience for students. We set high academic and social expectations. UNMS offers a project-based, interdisciplinary approach to learning. Our partners include New York University, Henry Street Settlement, and Third Street Music School. Parents appreciate the small class sizes, and the intelligence and responsiveness of staff. Students participating in our Next Generation Extended Learning Program at NYU will enjoy an extended school year at New York University. Students will engage in learning on the NYU campus with access to their resources. Students will participate in trips throughout the year. Extended learning opportunities are also available for parents and students on Saturdays through our partnership with Henry Street Settlement. All UNMS students are eligible for this program. Students who are admitted to the Next Generation Extended Learning Program will be automatically enrolled.Lower East Side
220 Henry Street, Manhattan NY 10002
YesPartially Accessible212-267-5701unmslearns.netJ, M, Z to Delancey St-Essex St; F to East Broadway; B, D to Grand StB39, M14A, M14D, M15, M15-SBS, M21, M22, M9, X14, X37, X38M332RNext Generation Extended Learning @ NYUScreened894246723NoYesOpen to students and residents of District 1..Attendance and PunctualityAttendance at an Open House/School TourFinal 4th Grade Report Card.....M332SUniversity Neighborhood Middle SchoolScreened14464232169NoYesOpen to students and residents of District 1......Attendance and PunctualityAttendance at an Open House/School TourFinal 4th Grade Report Card................................................................................................................................95216Lower Manhattan Arts AcademyUrban Assembly Maker AcademyUniversity Neighborhood High School71203Gr 6-8No8:20am-2:40pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageNoYes–After-SchoolYesNoSpanishAM Homework Help; Bio for Life Club; Book Club; Crochet/Knitting Club; Film Club; Geek Squad (Coding); Glee Club; Hip Dance; Humanities and Math Academy; One-on-One Integrated Technology Program; Project Arts; Restorative Justice Committee; Student Council; Video Production; Weekly Town Hall MeetingsFitness Club, Flag FootballBasketball, Flag Football, Ultimate Frisbee, Yoga10002MANHATTAN103120110032231002690041Lower East Side-73.98633640.713684101M378School for Global LeadersThe School for Global Leaders is an innovative middle school known for providing students with rigorous academic, creative, and leadership opportunities. Families love our small class sizes, dynamic teaching team, and warm, flexible classroom environments. We make learning relevant to the real world, encouraging collaborative work and problem solving as students explore community and world issues. Twice a year Global Leaders self select Integrated Projects courses in which they work collaboratively on meaningful service-learning projects. Alongside a challenging and engaging core curriculum, we offer a robust Arts and elective program; students select at least one elective course a year from the following options: Coding, Integrated Algebra, Culinary, Gardening and Ecology, Weight Training, Dance, School Newspaper, Comic and Graphic Novel Arts, Chorus, Theatre, and Advance Visual Arts (HS Portfolio Intensive). In addition, partnerships with Lincoln Center Education and Broadway Junior help us provide high quality Arts education throughout the entire year to every child. Global Leaders is not only a school-we are a family who learns together, plays together, grows together and supports one another.Chinatown
145 Stanton Street, Manhattan NY 10002
YesPartially Accessible212-260-5375SGL378.orgF, J, M, Z to Delancey St-Essex St; B, D to Grand StB39, M103, M14A, M14D, M15, M15-SBS, M21, M22, M8, M9M378LSchool For Global LeadersLimited Unscreened13668232169NoNoOpen to students and residents of District 1Priority to students and residents of District 1 who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of District 1...Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above.....M378MSchool for Global Leaders Mandarin Dual Language ProgramScreened: Language771933624NoNoOpen to students and residents of Manhattan......English Language Learners (ELLs), Heritage Language Speakers of the target language, Participants of elementary school-level Dual Language and Transitional Bilingual Education programs in the target language.4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAttendance and PunctualityChinese LanguageProficiencyFinal 4th Grade Report Card................................................................................................................................922219MANHATTAN BUSINESS ACADEMYChelsea Career and Technical Education High School79256Gr 6-8No8am-2:20pmYesEnglish as a New Language, Dual Language: ChineseYes–ExpectedYesNoYes–Saturday program for certain students.MandarinAdvance Visual Arts (HS Portfolio Intensive), Chorus, Coding, Comic and Graphic Novel Arts, Culinary, Dance, Gardening and Ecology, Integrated Algebra, School Newspaper, Theatre, Weight TrainingBook Club, Chess, Math and ELA Intervention, Museum of Chinese in America (MOCA) Club, SONYC After-School Program, STEAM, Student GovernmentFlag FootballBoys Baseball, Cheerleading, Girls Basketball, MSAL Boys Basketball, MSAL Girls Volleyball, Track and Field, Ultimate Frisbee10002MANHATTAN1031300110043231003540080Chinatown-73.98564540.720581101M140P.S. 140 Nathan StrausWe are a community of learners focused on success. We encourage our students to take risks, to try their best, and to take advantage of the opportunities offered at our school. Our goal is teach the whole child so they can be competitive and contributors in our world. We take pride in the small school community. Our students have a variety of leadership opportunities through student council, peer tutors, safety patrol, and book buddies with the lower grades. Our students have the opportunity to participate in a variety of after-school programs.Lower East Side
123 Ridge Street, Manhattan NY 10002
NoNot Accessible212-677-4680schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolF, J, M, Z to Delancey St-Essex StB39, M14A, M14D, M15, M15-SBS, M21, M22, M9M140SNathan Straus Preparatory School (P.S. 140)Screened13568351550YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 1Priority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students and residents of District 1...Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Academic and Personal BehaviorsAttendance and PunctualityAttendance at an Open House/School TourFinal 4th Grade Report CardGroup Interview...........................................................................................................................................912614MANHATTAN BUSINESS ACADEMYHudson High School of Learning TechnologiesLower Manhattan Arts Academy77371Gr K-8No8am-2:20pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageYes–10-30 hours expected by graduationNoNoNoSpanishActing, Comic Book Writing, Community Service, Creative Writing, Drawing, Fashion, Foreign Language, Health, Keyboards, Latin Dance, Living Environment Regents, Math Club, Meditation, Mindfulness, Music (Instrument), Newspaper, Peer Mediation, Photography, Recycled Art, Sports, Step Squad, Tropical Ecology, YogaAcademic Enrichment After-School Programs: Literacy, Mathematics, Social Studies, Science, and Specialized High School Prep; Artists Space High School Art Portfolio Club & Photography Club; Arts Programs; Big Brothers/Big Sisters Leadership Program; Drama; Drumming; Graduation Committee; Grand Street Academic Enrichment; Smartworks Fine Arts; Yearbook CommitteeDevelopmental Basketball, Fitness ClubBaseball, Basketball, Step10002MANHATTAN1031220110040911003440001Lower East Side-73.98305640.71925101M184P.S. 184 Shuang WenWe are developing a culture of college-minded students and working with community members to create a challenging learning environment. Parents appreciate our family-like atmosphere and the bilingual, bi-cultural learning opportunity. Beginning school year 2019-2020, all students will be programmed in the Chinese English dual-language program in grades K-8. Core subjects such as Math, Chinese language arts, music, and dance may be delivered in both English and Mandarin Chinese on alternate schedules. Differentiation of Instruction will be implemented in all classes according to students' Chinese language proficiency levels. All middle school students will have opportunity to participate in an Accelerated Math Program and Accelerated Science Program which will end with Integrated Algebra I Regents Exam, Living Environment Regents Exam, and Chinese Language Proficiency Exam in eighth grade.Lower East Side
327 Cherry Street, Manhattan NY 10002
NoPartially Accessible212-602-9700ps184m.orgJ, M, Z to Delancey St-Essex St; F to East BroadwayM14A, M14D, M15, M15-SBS, M21, M22, M9, X14, X37, X38M184SShuang Wen (P.S. 184) Chinese Dual Language ProgramScreened: Language27345421974YesNoOpen to students and residents of ManhattanPriority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students and residents of District 1Then to students and residents of Manhattan...English Language Learners (ELLs), Heritage Language Speakers of the target language, Participants of elementary school-level Dual Language and Transitional Bilingual Education programs in the target language.Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAttendanceFinal 4th Grade Report CardMandarin Language AssessmentPunctuality...........................................................................................................................................986173Brooklyn Technical High SchoolHigh School for Dual Language and Asian StudiesFiorello H. LaGuardia High School of Music & Art and Performing Arts88684Gr K-8No8:20am-2:40pmYesEnglish as a New Language, Dual Language: ChineseYes–ExpectedYes–After-SchoolNoYes–Saturday program for test prepCantonese, MandarinAlgebra I, Chinese, Living EnvironmentBasketball Clinic; Computer Technology; Fine Art; Kung-Fu Class; Lion Dance; Mentoring; Public Speaking; Shadow Box Theater; SHSAT Prep and Homework AssistanceCross Country, Developmental BasketballBasketball Clinic10002MANHATTAN103120110031431002450007Lower East Side-73.98654240.711549101M450East Side Community SchoolWe are a grade 6-12 college preparatory academy with a challenging and engaging curriculum. Our teachers know the students well and address each student's individual needs. Students love our small class size, our amazing teachers, the sense of community, and the countless special programs we offer, including our free and extensive after-school tutoring, arts, sports, leadership, travel, and academic enrichment programs. Students also rave about the unparalleled selection of books. Parents appreciate the communication and personalized attention they receive at East Side and regularly comment on its private-school feel. Each student has an advisor who provides ongoing academic, social, and emotional support, and communicates regularly with the family. Students and families greatly appreciate that college prep and awareness begins in sixth grade. All students develop graduation portfolios in the core subjects. Students present and defend their work to committees twice a year through our portfolio roundtable presentations. Students cannot graduate without completing this rigorous and engaging process of authentic assessment.East Village
420 East 12th Street, Manhattan NY 10009
YesNot Accessible212-460-8467eschs.orgL to 1st Ave; 6 to Astor PlaceM1, M101, M102, M103, M14A, M14D, M15, M15-SBS, M2, M23, M3, M8, M9M450SEast Side Community SchoolScreened345100551965YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 1This school will give priority to applicants eligible for Free and ReducedLunch (FRL) for up to 62 percent of the seats..Attendance and PunctualityAttendance at an Open House/School TourDemonstrated Interest: School Visit or Written ContactFinal 4th Grade Report CardPriority to Siblings...........................................................................................................................................944537East Side Community School94683Gr 6-12No8am-3:30pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageYes–OfferedYesYes–Academic support and enrichment.Yes–Saturday programArt, Chess, Coding, Dance, Digital Photography, Film, Guitar, High School Math, Language, Theater, Week Without Walls: Each May, the regular school year stops for a week while students choose from around 30 authentic learning experiences. Students have the opportunity to learn and be exposed to something new that is outside of the regular curriculum and/or to have the opportunity to concentrate heavily on something the student is or may potentially be very interested in or passionate about.Art & Computer Design; Chess; College Bound Initiative; Community Garden; Cooking Club; Environmental Club; Gay-Straight Alliance; Graphic Novel Club; Honors Society; Makers Club; Peer Tutoring Program; Photography; Principal’s Book Club; Rock Band; Scholars Program; School Newspaper; Science Seminar; Skateboarding; Student Government; Travel Club; Visual Arts; Week Without Walls; Youth for Debate TeamFitness Club, SoccerBasketball, Crew (Rowing team), Cycling, Flag Football, Golf, Running, Skateboarding, Soccer, Softball, Track and Field, Volleyball, Yoga10009MANHATTAN10323410059741004390017East Village-73.98255540.729589101M539New Explorations into Science, Technology and MathNew Explorations into Science, Technology, and Math (NEST+m) is a Citywide G&T K-12 school. Our academically rigorous program has made us one of the finest schools in the city. We are committed to developing each student's capacity for academic and intellectual achievement. We are committed to developing each student's capacity to learn both individually and collaboratively. We provide a range of services for students with disabilities including a full-inclusion program. NEST+m students blossom into practitioners: scientists, mathematicians, engineers, artists, writers, historians, musicians, painters, and linguists who approach their studies with passion and purpose.Lower East Side
111 Columbia Street, Manhattan NY 10002
NoNot Accessible212-677-5190nestmk12.netF, J, M, Z to Delancey St-Essex StB39, M14A, M14D, M21, M22, M8, M9M539MNew Explorations into Science, Technology and Math (NEST+M)Screened3679356301328122YesYesOpen to New York City residentsPriority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to NYC residents...Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAttendanceFinal 4th Grade Report Card...........................................................................................................................................1009596Stuyvesant High SchoolNew Explorations into Science, Technology and Math High SchoolBrooklyn Technical High School891734Gr K-12No8:20am-2:40pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageNoNoNoNoCantonese, French, Mandarin, SpanishAlgebra I, Chinese, Earth Science, French, Geometry, Spanish, US HistoryMusic (Instrumentation), Robotics, Studio Art (with annual exhibits), Theatre/Literacy (with student-created theater productions), Winter and Spring Music ConcertsChess Team; Honor Band; Jazz Band; Math Team; Student Government; TheaterBaseball, SoccerSoccerBaseball, Basketball, Flag Football, Soccer, Volleyball10002MANHATTAN1032220110040701003350001Lower East Side-73.97930840.718895101M839Tompkins Square Middle SchoolTompkins Square Middle School (TSMS) is a progressive public school serving a highly diverse community of students on the Lower East Side of Manhattan. TSMS is a community with high learning standards dedicated to fostering ethical, caring, self-reflecting, and critical thinkers. Students like the individualized attention alongside the feeling of community that is cultivated and strengthened by small-group advisory sessions. Families are also drawn to the remarkable diversity of the student body, the intelligence, warmth, and commitment of the staff, and the interdisciplinary, tech-savvy, project-based curriculum. TSMS has a longstanding history of sending well-prepared students to the strongest high schools in NYC.Lower East Side
600 East 6th Street, Manhattan NY 10009
YesNot Accessible212-995-1430tsmsonline.orgL to 1st Ave; J, M, Z to Delancey St-Essex St; F to Lower East Side-2 AveM14A, M14D, M15, M15-SBS, M21, M8, M9M839MTompkins Square Middle SchoolScreened348104442894YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 1..Academic and Personal BehaviorsAttendance and PunctualityGroup InterviewPriority to Siblings...........................................................................................................................................985345High School for Health Professions and Human ServicesBeacon High SchoolUniversity Neighborhood High School90373Gr 6-8Yes, Educational Alliance8:35am-2:35pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageNoYes–After-SchoolNoNoSpanishAlgebra IDance, Music, Physical Education, Theater, Visual ArtFashion Design; Fitness; Gay Straight Alliance; Homework Help; Knitting; Literary Journal; Newspaper; Photography; Sci-Hi Test Preparation; Theater; YearbookBasketball, Flag Football, Soccer, Track and Field, Volleyball10009MANHATTAN1032260110046271003870001Lower East Side-73.98152140.724435202M104J.H.S. 104 Simon BaruchSimon Baruch Middle School is a traditional middle school committed to developing students who think critically and who are civic minded. The school utilizes a house structure as an organizational model that allows teachers to know our students well. An assistant principal and guidance counselor are assigned to every grade level to ensure that support services are available to all students. We offer all students the chance to engage in a rigorous academic curriculum that challenges students to think critically and independently. Students engage in a balance of independent learning tasks and collaborative learning experiences. Our rigorous core content is supplemented by extensive arts and technology offerings that provide students with opportunities to develop their interests and talents. Our school supplements the regular instructional program with an extensive after-school program that provides students with academic enrichment, academic intervention, arts, and athletics.Gramercy
330 East 21st Street, Manhattan NY 10010
NoNot Accessible212-674-4545104m.orgL to 1st Ave; 6 to 23rd St; 4, 5, N, Q, R to 14th St-Union SquareBM1, BM2, BM3, BM4, M1, M101, M102, M103, M14A, M14D, M15, M15-SBS, M2, M23, M3, M34A-SBS, M9, QM21, X1, X10, X10B, X12, X14, X17, X2, X37, X38, X42, X5, X63, X64, X68, X7M104MAcademic (Zoned Program)Screened8301307623112YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 2Priority to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 2...Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAcademic and Personal BehaviorsAttendance and PunctualityFinal 4th Grade Report Card.....M104NSpecial ProgressScreened899625241199YesNoOpen to students and residents of District 2......4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAcademic and Personal BehaviorsAttendance and PunctualityFinal 4th Grade Report Card................................................................................................................................996768Brooklyn Technical High SchoolBaruch College Campus High SchoolMillennium High School791134Gr 6-8No8:20am-2:40pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageNoNoYes–Academic support for certain studentsYes–Saturday program for test prepFrench, SpanishAlgebra I, Earth ScienceAdvanced Seventh Grade Math, Ceramics, Creative Writing, Drama, Instrumental Music, STEM, Technology, Visual Art, YogaArt; Ceramics; Chess; Coding; Cooking; Dance Team; Debate Team; Drama Production; Glee Club; Green Team; Hitmakers; Instrumental Music; Photography; STEM Club; Step Team; Video Game Design; Yearbook CommitteeBaseball, Basketball, Cheerleading, Fencing, Flag Football, Running Club, Soccer, Softball, Table Tennis, Tennis, Track, Ultimate Frisbee, Volleyball, Wrestling, Yoga10010MANHATTAN10626410816711009260001Gramercy-73.98066340.736094202M114East Side Middle SchoolEast Side Middle is an academically successful, nurturing community. Our teachers help our students better understand the world in which they live so they can act upon that knowledge to make that world a better place. Our students learn to think as professional writers and read as literary critics and editors; they learn to study the past as historians and the natural world as scientists. Teachers and staff know students individually and address their specific needs in all grades. In their advisory classes, sixth graders are prepared for their middle school experience in such areas as time management, emotional literacy, and organizational skills. Parents appreciate our staff's in-depth knowledge of individual students, as well as the personalized attention students receive. Families appreciate the accessibility of the administration and instructional staff and the sense of community that defines the school culture. We are fortunate to have an involved and responsive parent community.Upper East Side
331 East 91st Street, Manhattan NY 10128
YesFully Accessible212-360-0114esms.org6 to 96th St; 4, 5 to 86th StBxM1, BxM10, BxM6, BxM7, BxM8, BxM9, M101, M102, M103, M15, M15-SBS, M31, M86-SBS, M96, M98M114MEast Side Middle SchoolScreened538694326123YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 2This school will give priority to applicants eligible for Free and Reduced Lunch (FRL) for up to 17 percent of seats...4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsFinal 4th Grade Report Card...........................................................................................................................................1009192Eleanor Roosevelt High SchoolThe Bronx High School of ScienceStuyvesant High School97450Gr 6-8No9am-3:20pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageYes–ExpectedYesNoNoSpanishAlgebra IFor electives students can chose among a wide variety of academic, arts, cultural, and athletic eight-week courses. Sixth grade advisory includes: Anti-Bullying, Cursive, Diversity Education, Resiliency Education, Time Management, Intensive classes in the seventh and eighth grade include: Anti-Bullying, Art History, Ballroom Dancing, Financial Literacy, Literature, Math/Math Technology, Resiliency, and Sex EdStudents may work with a teacher to develop and teach their own elective or extracurricular activity. Some classes that have been offered in the past are knitting, computer game design, Braille, American Sign language, film-making, whiffle ball, cooking, fashion design, the history of comic film, and Zumba.SoccerFitness Club, Track and FieldBaseball, Basketball, Frisbee, Softball, Volleyball10128MANHATTAN108515410812671015540032Yorkville-73.94855340.780706202M126Manhattan Academy of Technology/Jacob Riis (P.S. 126)While at P.S. 126/MAT, students will engage in a creative and rigorous curriculum that is geared toward fostering collaboration, inquiry, research, public speaking, and overall social-emotional development. Students will interact and incorporate technology in all of the core classes, with opportunities to learn coding, animation, and robotics. In eighth grade, all of our students will be offered the course work necessary to take the Earth Science and Algebra I Regents exams as well as the Spanish Proficiency exam. Our elective program allows students to major in fine arts, percussion, or band, providing students the necessary skills and preparation for high school auditions. Additionally, we have an extensive competitive sports program that offers 23 different sports for both male and female students.Chinatown
80 Catherine Street, Manhattan NY 10038
NoNot Accessible212-962-2188ps126mat.comF to East Broadway; 4, 5, 6, J, Z to Chambers StBM1, BM2, BM3, BM4, M103, M15, M15-SBS, M22, M9, QM11, QM25, QM7, QM8, X14, X15, X2, X42, X5, X8M126MManhattan Academy of Technology/Jacob Riis (P.S. 126)Screened41758531992YesNoOpen to students and residents of District 2Priority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students residing in the elementary school zoneThen to students and residents of District 2...Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAcademic and Personal BehaviorsAttendance and PunctualityFinal 4th Grade Report CardWriting Prompt and Math ExerciseExercise...........................................................................................................................................996977Millennium High SchoolMANHATTAN BUSINESS ACADEMYBrooklyn Technical High School89784Gr K-8No8:20am-2:39pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageNoYesNoNoSpanishEarth ScienceArt, Band, Math Exploration, Percussion, Physical Education, TechnologyArt; Band; Cheerleading; Cycling Club; Fitness Club; Jazz Band; Ping Pong; Robotics; Robotics Club; Rock Climbing; Specialized High Schools Admissions Test (SHSAT) Preparation; Yearbook ClubBaseballDance, SoftballFlag Football, SoccerBoys and Girls Basketball, Flag Football, Girls Volleyball, Girls Softball10038MANHATTAN10312510833571001110160Chinatown-73.99663140.710729202M131Sun Yat Sen Middle School (M.S. 131)M.S. 131 is a vibrant school community where all students are valued as individuals with many talents and expertises. Students are challenged in many ways. Throughout their middle school journey, students are encouraged to develop their voices in academics and through participation in school events and activities. Students are well supported by the teachers and administration in all areas. We use research-based best practices to ensure that all students achieve their best. Parents feel welcomed by a school that responds to their concerns and needs. We also offer a unique three-year arts program where students major in one of three areas: Visual Art, Dance, and Instrumental Music. We offer Mandarin Chinese as a foreign language. For families who are interested in the dual language program, we offer it in English and Mandarin at all three grade levels. There is one class per grade level. Students enrolling in this dual language program will develop their language proficiency in both of these languages by the end of eighth grade.Chinatown
100 Hester Street, Manhattan NY 10002
YesFully Accessible212-219-1204ms131.orgM to Delancey St-Essex St; J, Z to Bowery; F to East Broadway; B, D to Grand St; 6, N, Q, R to Canal StB39, BxM18, M103, M14A, M15, M15-SBS, M22, M5, M9, X1, X10, X12, X17, X27, X28M131MAcademic (Zoned Program)Screened227662322108NoNoOpen to students and residents of District 2Priority to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 2...Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAcademic and Personal BehaviorsFinal 4th Grade Report Card.....M131NSpecial ProgressScreened2492363942NoNoOpen to students and residents of District 2......4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAcademic and Personal BehaviorsFinal 4th Grade Report Card.........M131PM.S. 131 Mandarin Dual Language ProgramScreened: Language10017211248NoNoOpen to students and residents of Manhattan........English Language Learners (ELLs), Heritage Language Speakers of the target language, Participants of elementary school-level Dual Language4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAcademic and Personal BehaviorsFinal 4th Grade Report CardTarget Language Assessment and Transitional Bilingual Education programs in the target language................................................................................................................943353High School for Dual Language and Asian StudiesUniversity Neighborhood High SchoolBrooklyn Technical High School81436Gr 6-8No8:20am-2:40pmNoEnglish as a New Language, Dual Language: Chinese, Transitional Bilingual Education: ChineseYes–50+ hours expected by graduationYes–After-SchoolNoNoMandarinAlgebra I, Earth ScienceAdvanced Seventh Grade Math, Algebra 1, Chinese (Foreign Language in Grade Seven), Dance, Instrumental Music, Visual ArtArts Celebration, Daddy Take Your Child to School Day, Halloween Haunted House, Peer Mediation, Scholastic and Chinese Book Fairs, School Dances, Student Government Organization, Talent Show, Thanksgiving Potluck CelebrationBadminton, Table TennisBaseball, Flag Football, Intramural Basketball, Table Tennis, Track, Volleyball10002MANHATTAN10311610824891003010003Chinatown-73.99309240.716553202M167J.H.S. 167 Robert F. WagnerStudents appreciate that they are challenged academically in an environment where teachers take the time to get to know them personally. They also value all the opportunities that are available to them in a big school setting including our extensive after-school, band, and sports programs. Parents appreciate the diverse student population and dedicated staff, and they also value the accessibility of the administrators and teachers. Students and families work closely with their grade level assistant principal and guidance counselor. In addition to a strong core curriculum, Wagner has one of the largest music programs in the city, providing approximately 500 students with instrumental courses. We are fortunate to have a very involved and active Parents' Association.Upper East Side
220 East 76th Street, Manhattan NY 10021
NoNot Accessible212-535-8610www.wagner167.org6 to 77th StBxM1, BxM10, BxM11, BxM2, BxM3, BxM4, BxM6, BxM7, BxM8, BxM9, M1, M101, M102, M103, M15, M15-SBS, M2, M3, M31, M4, M66, M72, M79, M98M167MAcademic (Zoned Program)Screened8291216427133NoYesOpen to students and residents of District 2Priority to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 2...Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAcademic and Personal BehaviorsAttendance and PunctualityFinal 4th Grade Report Card.....M167NSpecial ProgressScreened1027864248237YesNoOpen to students and residents of District 2......4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAcademic and Personal BehaviorsAttendance and PunctualityFinal 4th Grade Report Card................................................................................................................................977173Baruch College Campus High SchoolN.Y.C. Lab School for Collaborative StudiesEleanor Roosevelt High School811336Gr 6-8No8:20am-2:40pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageNoYesNoNoSpanishAlgebra I, Earth Science, US HistoryBand, Drama, Technology, Visual ArtsArt Club; Band Enrichment; Biology and Dissection; Chess Team; Chorus; Coding; Dance Club; Debate Team; Drama Club; Gardening; Homework Help; Jazz Band; Mad Scientists Club; Math Team; National Junior Honor Society; Peer Mediation; Recreational Basketball; Road Runners; Robotics; Science and Engineering; Service Learning; Spanish Club; Spin; YearbookSoftball, VolleyballTrack and FieldBaseball, Basketball, Cheerleading, Cross Country, Flag Football, Ping Pong, Rugby, Soccer, Softball, Tennis, Track, Volleyball, Wrestling10021MANHATTAN108413410440581014300005Lenox Hill-Roosevelt Island-73.95806640.77205202M177Yorkville East Middle SchoolM.S. 177 prepares students to be critical thinkers, effective problem-solvers, and powerful communicators in a rapidly changing 21st century world. By embracing academic rigor, student voice, collaboration, self-direction, and empathy, our students will have the confidence, tenacity, and skills for success. We pride ourselves on our small, tight-knit community in which every adult knows every child. To do this, we utilize our small school size to provide students with individualized and small-group instruction. Our advisory periods allow for daily check-ins and the promotion of our core values that help our students build strong bonds and respectful relationships with their peers. To enhance students' love for learning, we offer enrichment classes and team sports in addition to courses such as STEM and Spanish. This approach allows students to continue exploring the different topics that might interest them and continuously grow throughout their middle school career.Upper East Side
1458 York Avenue, Manhattan NY 10075
YesPartially Accessible917-432-5413ms177.orgN/ABxM1, M101, M102, M103, M15, M15-SBS, M31, M66, M72, M79, M86-SBS, M98, Q102M177LYorkville East: LLimited Unscreened24158815431YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 2Priority to students and residents of District 2 who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of District 2...Last year, this program only admitted students from priority group 1.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above.....M177SYorkville East: SScreened296571011530YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 2......4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAcademic and Personal BehaviorsAttendanceFinal 4th Grade Report Card................................................................................................................................976463Baruch College Campus High School90233Gr 6-8No9am-3:20pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageNoYesNoNoCantoneseAlgebra IArt (Foundations of Drawing, Watercolor, Comic Book-Making), Book Clubs, Creative Writing, Debate, Drama, Math Counts, Mock Trial, Physical Education, Poetry, Research Seminar, Sports Marketing, STEM, Technology and the Human Brain, Typing, Wildlife and ConservationAnime; Chess; Chorus; Coding and Gaming; Comedy Club; Cooking; Debate; Filmmaking; GSA; Nature Club; Newspaper; Photography; Robotics; Runway Fashion; SHSAT Prep; Spa Science; Student Council; TheaterTrack and FieldBaseball, Basketball, Cheerleading, Dance, Gymnastics, Martial Arts, Soccer, Step, Yoga10075MANHATTAN108513210464111014890001Lenox Hill-Roosevelt Island-73.95113540.770419202M217P.S./I.S. 217 Roosevelt IslandAt 217, we pride ourselves on being a "big city school with a small-town feel." Our small class sizes allow the teachers to get to know students on a deeply personal level. In addition, subject area teachers follow the same group of students through sixth, seventh, and eighth grades, which provides the students with the opportunity to interact with teachers academically and socially throughout middle school. Our families appreciate the support they receive during their child's transition from elementary school to middle school. We offer a wide array of opportunities for students to explore their non-academic interests during the school day. We also provide academic enrichment throughout the year. We have a modern building that is open, clean, and bright. Our hallways are lined with flags representing the countries of our many international students and families. Our state-of-the-art facilities offer updated computer labs, and ActiveBoards in every classroom.Roosevelt Island
645 Main Street, Manhattan NY 10044
NoFully Accessible212-980-0294217pta.comF to Roosevelt IslandM15, M31, M66, M72, M79, Q102, Q103, Q104M217SThe Roosevelt Island (P.S./I.S. 217)Screened400101044NoNoOpen to students and residents of District 2Priority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 2...Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAcademic and Personal BehaviorsEntrance Assessment: MathFinal 4th Grade Report CardInterviewWriting Assignment...........................................................................................................................................994236Urban Assembly Gateway School for Technology93616Gr K-8No8:25am-2:45pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageNoYesNoYesAlgebra IComputers, Music Theory, STEM, TheaterAcademic Field Trips, Art of Filmmaking Club, Band, Technology/Coding Club, Forensics Club, Literary Magazine, Main Street Theater: Improv Workshop, Partnership with Cornell Tech, Positive Behavior Intervention Support (PBIS): Academic and Community Building Trips and Activities, Salvadori Center: Urban Architecture Program, Sustainability Club, Tennis Club, Urban Advantage Science Program, Weekly Advisory, Yearbook ClubBasketball, Wrestling10044MANHATTAN10852380210848481013730001Lenox Hill-Roosevelt Island-73.94791640.763894202M225Ella Baker SchoolThe Ella Baker School is a pre-K-8 public school located on the Upper East Side of Manhattan in the Julia Richman Education Complex. We are a non-catchment area school and accept students from all five boroughs. We serve a population of approximately 320 students from culturally diverse backgrounds. A critical aspect of Ella Baker's mission is to provide continuity in each child's school experience from kindergarten through eighth grade. It is our expectation that our students will continue with us through the eighth grade. We do not hold middle school tours, as it is rare that there are spots open in the upper grades.Upper East Side
317 East 67th Street, Manhattan NY 10065
YesPartially Accessible212-717-8809www.ellabakerschool.netF to Lexington Ave-63 St; 6 to 68th St - Hunter College; 4, 5, N, Q, R to Lexington Ave-59 StBxM1, BxM10, BxM11, BxM3, BxM4, BxM6, BxM7, BxM8, BxM9, M1, M101, M102, M103, M15, M15-SBS, M2, M3, M31, M4, M57, M66, M72, M98, Q101, Q32, Q60, QM2, QM20, QM3M225UThe Ella Baker SchoolOpen6081452816922YesYesOpen to students and residents of New York CityPriority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students and residents of New York City...Last year, this program only admitted students from priority group 1.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above...........................................................................................................................................624450Art and Design High School87320Gr K-8No8:30am-2:50pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageYes–ExpectedNoNoNoSpanishManhattan Youth After-School Program: Art; Chess; Coding; Computer Animation; Cooking; Debate Team; Drama; Filmmaking; Forensic Science Club; Guitar; LEGO Robotics; Music Video; Musical Theater; Science Explorers; Sports; Video Game Design10065MANHATTAN108511810833431014420001Lenox Hill-Roosevelt Island-73.96005940.765359202M255M.S. 255 Salk School of ScienceStudents appreciate that our curriculum provides them with opportunities for critical thinking and inquiry. They also appreciate our warm, friendly community. Parents appreciate the nurturing and challenging environment of our school. We have a strong focus on science and writing. We also have many partnerships with science institutions like the American Museum of Natural History as well as the New York University (NYU) School of Medicine.Gramercy
319 East 19th Street, Manhattan NY 10003
YesNot Accessible212-614-8785salkschool.orgL to 1st Ave; 6 to 23rd St; 4, 5, N, Q, R to 14th St-Union SquareBM1, BM2, BM3, BM4, BxM7, M1, M101, M102, M103, M14A, M14D, M15, M15-SBS, M2, M23, M3, M34A-SBS, M9, QM21, X1, X10, X10B, X12, X14, X17, X2, X27, X28, X37, X38, X42, X5, X63, X64, X68, X7, X9M255MThe Salk School of Science (M.S. 255)Screened658676323108YesNoOpen to New York City residentsThis school will give priority to applicants eligible for Free and Reduced Lunch (FRL) for up to 17 percent of seats..4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAcademic and Personal BehaviorsFinal 4th Grade Report Card...........................................................................................................................................989391Beacon High SchoolBrooklyn Technical High SchoolThe Bronx High School of Science96386Gr K-8No8am-2:20pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageYes–OfferedNoNoNoSpanishAlgebra IArt, Book Club, Chess, Coding, Community Service, Creative Writing, Debate, Digital Photography, Drama, Environmental Club, Film Critique, Garden Club, Puzzle Master, Salk Striders, SportsArt Portfolio, Comic Book Club, Cooking, Creative Writing, Debate, Drama, Film Critique, Filmmaking, Guitar, Improv, Photography, Podcasting, Science Olympiad, Sports, YearbookBaseball, Basketball, Flag Football, Soccer, Tennis, Track and Field, Volleyball10003MANHATTAN10626410205131009250012Gramercy-73.98173140.735038202M260The Clinton SchoolThe Clinton School for Writers & Artists is close-knit and collaborative community. Students who succeed thrive in a small, academically rigorous school. We are in our own new construction building off of Union Square, at 10 East 15th Street. This facility has an 8,500 square foot gym, an outdoor roof play space, a modern library, science labs, and studios for music and art. The middle school has its own separate space on the upper floors, with separate start and dismissal times, but we are one school with one administration. The upper grades program culminates in the International Baccalaureate Diploma Program for all students. Students who are admitted into our middle school have the option of staying with us for the full seven years. The middle school has a comprehensive, free after-school program through our partnership with Manhattan Youth.Chelsea-Union Sq
10 East 15th Street, Manhattan NY 10003
YesFully Accessible212-524-4360theclintonschool.netA, B, C, D, E to West 4th St; 4, 5, 6, L, N, Q, R to 14th St-Union Square; 1, 2, 3, F, M to 14th St - 6th AveBM1, BM2, BM3, BM4, BxM10, BxM6, BxM7, BxM8, BxM9, M1, M101, M102, M103, M14A, M14D, M15, M15-SBS, M2, M20, M23, M3, M5, M7, M8, QM21, X1, X10, X10B, X12, X14, X17, X2, X27, X28, X37, X38, X42, X5, X63, X64, X68, X7, X9M260SThe Clinton School (M.S. 260)Screened928831351674YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 2This school will give priority to applicants eligible for Free and Reduced Lunch (FRL) for up to 17 percent of seats..4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAttendance & PunctualityFinal 4th Grade Report Card...........................................................................................................................................1008577M.S. 260 Clinton School Writers & ArtistsFiorello H. LaGuardia High School of Music & Art and Performing ArtsBrooklyn Technical High School96604Gr 6-12No8:10am-2:30pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageYes–ExpectedYesNoNoSpanishAlgebra I, Earth ScienceMusic, Spanish, Visual ArtsClinton Post (School Newspaper); Clinton Soup (Literary Magazine); National Junior Honor Society; School Musical; Student Council; Technology; Theater for a New Audience; Whitney MuseumCross Country, Table TennisTable Tennis, Track and FieldBasketball, Cross Country, Flag Football, Soccer10003MANHATTAN10525210899021008420034Hudson Yards-Chelsea-Flatiron-Union Square-73.99272540.736518202M276Battery Park City SchoolStudents appreciate our teachers' energy and enthusiasm for the subjects they teach, as well as their accessibility--teachers are always happy to provide additional support in academics or to help students work through problems. Parents appreciate the values we place on building traditional academic and critical-thinking skills. Our curriculum integrates learning about a range of issues and provides students with a structured forum for taking action to make the world a better place for all. All eighth graders take Algebra 1 and Living Environment. Students at P.S./I.S. 276 have the opportunity to build leadership through participation in sports teams, student government, and community service. Students can graduate with distinction in Academics, Service, Arts, and Athletics. Through all this work, parents recognize that we pay close attention to each student's academic, social, and emotional well-being.Battery Park City
55 Battery Place, Manhattan NY 10280
YesFully Accessible212-266-5800bpcschool.orgN to South Ferry; J, Z to Broad St; A, C to Fulton St-Broadway-Nassau; 4, 5 to Bowling Green; 2, 3 to Wall St; 1, R to Rector StBM1, BM2, BM3, BM4, BxM18, M15, M15-SBS, M20, M5, M9, QM11, QM25, QM7, QM8, X1, X10, X10B, X11, X12, X14, X15, X17, X17A, X19, X2, X27, X28, X3, X37, X38, X4, X42, X5, X7, X8, X9M276LBattery Park City School (P.S./I.S. 276)Limited Unscreened29853431780YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 2Priority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students residing in the elementary school zone who sign in at an eventThen to students residing in the elementary school zoneThen to students and residents of District 2 who sign in at an event.Then to students and residents of District 2...Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above...........................................................................................................................................997266Millennium High SchoolBrooklyn Technical High School80827Gr K-8No8:25 am-2:45 pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageYes–OfferedNoNoNoSpanishAlgebra I, Living Environment, SpanishAdvanced Spanish (with the opportunity to earn HS credit), Art, Band, Chorus, Debate, Newspaper, YearbookAdvisory; Chess; Community Service; Competitive Intermural Sports; Environmental Science Club; National Junior Honor Society; Robotics; Science Fair; Student GovernmentBaseball, Basketball, Fencing, Football, Soccer, Softball, Table Tennis, Track and Field, Volleyball10280MANHATTAN10113170410879451000160040Battery Park City-Lower Manhattan-74.01781840.70644202M289Hudson River Middle School (I.S. 289)At I.S. 289, students engage in many interdisciplinary and collaborative projects. Additionally, I.S. 289 has an exciting and enriching after-school program on-site that includes sports, academic support, arts, and technology classes. Parents appreciate the small size of the school and easy access to staff. The school has high expectations for all students, accompanied by high levels of support.Battery Park City
201 Warren Street, Manhattan NY 10282
YesFully Accessible212-571-9268is289.orgR to City Hall; E to World Trade Center; 4, 5, J, Z to Fulton St-Broadway-Nassau; 1, 2, 3, A, C to Chambers StBM1, BM2, BM3, BM4, BxM18, M103, M20, M22, M5, M9, QM11, QM25, QM7, QM8, X1, X10, X10B, X11, X12, X15, X17, X17A, X19, X27, X28, X3, X4, X7, X8, X9M289SHudson River Middle School (I.S. 289)Screened36560541678YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 2..Academic and Personal BehaviorsAttendance and PunctualityFinal 4th Grade Report CardInterview...........................................................................................................................................1006965Millennium High SchoolSchool of the Future High SchoolFiorello H. LaGuardia High School of Music & Art and Performing Arts91283Gr 6-8No8:30am-2:50pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageNoYes–After-SchoolNoNoSpanishInstrumental Music, One-to-One Academic Coaching, Science ClubAdvanced Spanish (with the opportunity to earn HS credit), Art, Audio Visual Club, Band, Chorus, Debate, Film Club, Gender-Sexuality Alliance, Math Team, National Junior Honor Society, Newspaper, School Play, Student Council, YearbookBasketball, Ping Pong, Soccer, Track and Field, Volleyball10282MANHATTAN10113170310855681000160220Battery Park City-Lower Manhattan-74.01354240.716668202M297M.S. 297M.S. 297 (aka 75 Morton) is a middle school located in Greenwich Village. We are a school committed to celebrating diversity and engaging students in a rigorous, inquiry-based academic program that challenges and supports all students. The course work is designed to reflect the inclusive philosophy of the school, to inspire lifelong learning, and to develop students as citizens in the 21st century. The academic curriculum will be supplemented with rich and extensive art and technology offerings to develop students' interests and talents. Partnering with local cultural and community institutions will help us enrich our curriculum. Students will be immersed in electives designed with their interests in mind, a variety of art experiences, and a comprehensive sports program. Advisory, community service, and collaboration will be essential components of the students' leadership experiences. M.S. 297 is a school that believes that all students can achieve their goals in a supportive and trusting environment that values curiosity, creativity, and initiative. As of September 2018, this school will be located at 75 Morton Street.Greenwich Village
75 Morton Street, Manhattan NY 10014
YesFully Accessible212-524-4380www.ms297.orgA, B, C, D, E, F, M to West 4th St; 2, 3, L to 14th St; 1 to Christopher St Sheridan SqM11, M12, M14A, M14D, M20, M21, M5, M8, X1, X10, X10B, X12, X17, X27, X28, X7, X9M297MM.S. 297 Screened ProgramScreened1982284624YesNoOpen to students and residents of District 2..4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAcademic and Personal BehaviorsAttendance and PunctualityFinal 4th Grade Report Card.....M297ZM.S.297 Zoned ProgramZonedOpen to students residing in the zone......................................................................................................................................193Gr 6-7NoN/ANoEnglish as a New LanguageYes–OfferedN/ANoNoBotany, Ceramics, Coding, Dance, Debate, Fine Arts, Literature Magazine, Makers Studio, Newspaper, Problem Solving, Sports Talk, Theatre Arts, Yearbook75 Morton Spirit Days and Week, Career Day, Community Service, Ice Skating, Lunch and Learn Clubs, Manhattan Youth After-School, Math Club, Overnight Trips, Talent ShowCross Country, Developmental Basketball, Table TennisSports may include: Baseball, Basketball, Lacrosse, Soccer, Softball, Track, Volleyball10014MANHATTAN10236910104071006030049West Village-74.00719140.730999202M312New York City Lab Middle School for Collaborative StudiesLocated in Chelsea, our community embodies our core values of collaboration, compassion, academic rigor, and diversity and pluralism. Our Labbies put the "lab" in collaborative! Our academically nurturing and rigorous environment fosters curiosity and lifelong learning. Students engage in inquiry across all disciplines. In humanities classes, we combine social studies and ELA and offer enrichment courses on unique topics. To enhance our core curriculum, we provide Regents math and science courses for students ready for the challenge. Students also participate in national competitions (math, writing, and vocabulary) and work with local arts organizations. We are proud of our inclusion program and offer supports so all students succeed: full- and part-time ICT classes, small group specialized instruction, executive functioning support, and all related services. Across the three years, all students take typing, transitions to middle school, coding, advisory, visual art, and drama. Our PA works tirelessly to supplement students' experiences and organize family events such as a Lunar New Year celebration. Former Labbies report back that teachers' high expectations and three years of Spanish have prepared them well for high school.Chelsea
333 West 17th Street, Manhattan NY 10011
YesFully Accessible212-691-6119nyclabschool.netA, C, E, L to 14th St-8th Ave; 2, 3, F, M to 14th St; 1 to 18th StM11, M12, M14A, M14D, M20, M23, M5, M7, X1, X10, X10B, X12, X17, X27, X28M312MNYC Lab Middle School for Collaborative StudiesScreened661604234164YesNoOpen to students and residents of District 2..4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAcademic and Personal BehaviorsAttendance and PunctualityFinal 4th Grade Report Card...........................................................................................................................................998691Stuyvesant High SchoolBrooklyn Technical High SchoolThe Bronx High School of Science84554Gr 6-8No8am-2:20pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageNoYes–After-SchoolNoNoSpanishAlgebra I, Living Environment, SpanishCreative Writing, Gender Studies, History of the American Presidency, Journalism, Shakespeare, Tribeca FilmWe have a robust after-school program run by our community based partner Manhattan Youth. Over 400 students participate in our after-school and sports programs. The activities vary by trimester but include classes like: Arts & Crafts, Band, Calligraphy, Chess, Chorus, Cooking, Creative Writing, Debate, Digital Design, Film Making, Gardening, Gator Gazette Newspaper, Math Team, Origami, Science Clubs, SHSAT Prep, Stock Market Club, and Theater. We also have student led clubs during the school day.SoftballFlag Football, Table TennisBaseball, Basketball, Cross Country, Dance Team, Fencing, Flag Football, Golf, Martial Arts, Pep Squad, Soccer, Softball, Sports Conditioning, Table Tennis, Tennis, Track and Field, Ultimate Frisbee, Volleyball, Wrestling, Yoga10011MANHATTAN10438310791521007410010Hudson Yards-Chelsea-Flatiron-Union Square-74.00219840.742129202M34747 - PS 347 The American Sign Language & English Lower SchoolThe mission of P.S. 347 is to provide a joyful learning environment that celebrates the education, growth, and uniqueness of every student. An engaging and rigorous standards-based curriculum is offered in American Sign Language (ASL) and Standard English, and is supported in small classes that provide children the opportunity to achieve their personal best. Our staff is committed to inspiring and encouraging curiosity, empathy, and social awareness by developing higher-level thinking skills and exploring real world issues that extend into the community. By fostering a partnership with families, we support individual student goals to enable each child to become an independent and responsible lifelong learner, and prepare them for success in the journey to higher education. Middle School students at PS 347 are offered courses in American Sign Language, Deaf Culture, Dance and Art. Students also have opportunities to develop leadership skills by participating in the Student Council and student-led clubs such as our Gender and Sexuality Alliance. We also partner with Manhattan Youth to provide daily after-school programming for Middle School students.Gramercy
223 East 23rd Street, Manhattan NY 10010
YesPartially Accessible917-326-6609www.ps347.orgL to 3rd Ave; 6, N, R to 23rd St; 4, 5, Q to 14th St-Union SquareBM1, BM2, BM3, BM4, BxM1, BxM10, BxM11, BxM18, BxM3, BxM4, BxM6, BxM7, BxM8, BxM9, M1, M101, M102, M103, M14A, M14D, M15, M15-SBS, M2, M23, M3, M34A-SBS, M5, M9, QM21, X1, X10, X10B, X12, X14, X17, X2, X27, X28, X37, X38, X42, X5, X63, X64, X68, X7, X9M347MAmerican Sign Language ProgramScreened1694778624YesYesOpen to New York City residentsPriority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to New York City residents...Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAttendance and PunctualityFinal 4th Grade Report CardInterview...........................................................................................................................................83361947 The American Sign Language and English Secondary School84197Gr K-8No8:25am-2:45pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageYes–OfferedNoNoYes–Saturday program for test prepAmerican Sign LanguageAmerican Sign Language, Art, Dance, Deaf CultureManhattan Youth After-School Program (Daily from 3pm-6pm)Basketball, Volleyball10010MANHATTAN10626410197751009040024Gramercy-73.98245540.738548202M397Spruce Street SchoolAs a pre-K-8 school, Spruce students can expect many opportunities to build on the successes of elementary school, with an adolescent spin. As a growing school, students and families have a unique opportunity to help shape their education in collaboration with a team of dedicated, talented educators. Our instructional approach emphasizes inquiry and depth. All students engage in daily humanities blocks where they read, write, inquire, debate, and research. Mathematics plays a large role in our curriculum, and happens daily. Our math instruction emphasizes both conceptual understanding and fact fluency. All students engage in science instruction across the week, utilizing our state-of-the-art science lab. Our curriculum also emphasizes social and emotional development through advisory. We offer visual art and music. Students also engage in electives which range from coding to sculpture to dance. At Spruce Street, we expect students to serve as leaders across our school.Lower Manhattan
12 Spruce Street, Manhattan NY 10038
YesFully Accessible212-266-4800sprucestreetnyc.orgR to City Hall; E to Park Place; 4, 5, 6, J, Z to Brooklyn Bridge - City Hall; 2, 3, A, C to Fulton St-Broadway-Nassau; 1 to Chambers StBM1, BM2, BM3, BM4, BxM18, M103, M15, M15-SBS, M20, M22, M5, M9, QM11, QM25, QM7, QM8, X1, X10, X10B, X11, X12, X14, X15, X17, X17A, X19, X2, X27, X28, X3, X4, X42, X5, X7, X8, X9M397LSpruce Street SchoolLimited Unscreened24856551149YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 2Priority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students residing in the elementary school zone who sign in at an eventThen to students residing in the elementary school zoneThen to students and residents of District 2 who sign in at an event.Then to students and residents of District 2...Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above...........................................................................................................................................98707186539Gr K-8No8:15am-2:35pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageNoNoNoNoSpanishAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentAll students engage in visual art, music, foreign language, and PE each week. Spruce Street students participate in weekly electives classes, which include band, coding, sculpture, running, blogging, and more. We change our offerings each year to match the interests of the students and talents of our teachers.Extracurricular activities and clubs will be formed based on student interestsWe are part of the D2 sports league. This includes soccer, basketball, track and field, etc. As our school grows, we offer sports based on student interest.10038MANHATTAN1011150110874851001007502Battery Park City-Lower Manhattan-74.00527740.711132202M407Institute for Collaborative EducationThe Institute for Collaborative Education (ICE) is a small, community-focused school where the needs and academic interests of our students come first. Teachers utilize a project-based curriculum that emphasizes student-centered inquiry, forming substantive arguments, written and oral presentations, and the active and ongoing exchange of ideas. At ICE, we encourage students to develop their own points of view and practice the intellectual disciplines of conducting formal research and defending complex academic arguments.Gramercy
345 East 15th Street, Manhattan NY 10003
YesPartially Accessible212-475-7972iceschoolnyc.orgL to 1st Ave; 4, 5, 6, N, Q, R to 14th St-Union SquareBM1, BM2, BM3, BM4, M1, M101, M102, M103, M14A, M14D, M15, M15-SBS, M2, M23, M3, M34A-SBS, M8, M9, X1, X10, X10B, X12, X14, X17, X2, X27, X28, X37, X38, X42, X5, X63, X64, X68, X7, X9M407MThe Institute For Collaborative EducationScreened134815026131251YesNoOpen to New York City residents..Final 4th Grade Report CardInterviewWriting Assignment...........................................................................................................................................100Institute for Collaborative Education91492Gr 6-12No8:10am-2:59pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageNoYes–After-SchoolYesNoSpanishLiving EnvironmentDance, Debate, Drama and Theater, Multimedia Production, Music (Jazz Band and Section Rehearsals), Photography, Shakespeare Literature, Visual ArtArt Club; Big Sib Little Sib; Coffee House; Dance club; Debate; Fencing; Gay-Straight Alliance; Jazz Band; Literary Magazine; Mathletes; Robotics; Science Club; Senior Internship; Table TennisBaseballSoftballFlag Football, SoccerBaseball, Basketball, Track and Field10003MANHATTAN10624810204191009220008Gramercy-73.98303140.732447202M408Professional Performing Arts SchoolThe Professional Performing Arts School (PPAS) partners with top rated New York City arts organizations to provide high quality training in the performing arts and a competitive academic program. In partnership with the theater company Waterwell, middle school students receive 90 minutes daily of acting, dance, and voice classes. Our curriculum provides students with the artistic and personal skills to be leaders in the field and in whatever profession they choose to pursue. PPAS middle school students are guaranteed a placement in one of the PPAS high school arts programs if they choose to stay. We provide a middle school experience that is well-rounded and considers every child's interests, learning styles, and needs. Open auditions will be held for any interested candidate. Audition information can be found at the school website: ppasnyc.org.Clinton
328 West 48th Street, Manhattan NY 10036
YesNot Accessible212-247-8652ppasnyc.orgN, Q, R to 49th St; F, M to 47-50th Sts Rockefeller Center; B, D to 7th Ave; A to 42nd St-Port Authority Bus Terminal; 2, 3, 7, S to Times Square-42nd St; 1, C, E to 50th StBxM2, M10, M104, M11, M12, M20, M31, M34A-SBS, M42, M5, M50, M57, M7, QM1, QM10, QM12, QM15, QM16, QM17, QM18, QM2, QM20, QM24, QM3, QM4, QM5, QM6, X1, X12, X14, X17J, X21, X22, X22A, X30, X31, X42, X7, X9M408MProfessional Performing Arts SchoolScreened15332306438624YesNoOpen to New York City residents..4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAttendance and PunctualityAuditionFinal 4th Grade Report Card...........................................................................................................................................1009389Professional Performing Arts SchoolFiorello H. LaGuardia High School of Music & Art and Performing Arts96565Gr 6-12No8:15am-2:46pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageYes–ExpectedYes–After-SchoolNoNoSpanishAlgebra I, Earth Science, SpanishCreative Writing, English and Math Enhancement, Independent Reading, Social Psychology, Spanish beginning in grade sevenFree After-School Program in partnership with Manhattan Youth, including classes in STEM, Visual Arts, Physical Activity, and Sports.Volleyball LeagueBasketball, Volleyball, Yoga10036MANHATTAN104312710250921010380014Clinton-73.98801940.761448202M413School of the Future Middle and High SchoolSchool of the Future students like our dynamic, creative teachers and interesting classes. Students also like that we know each of them very well and each of them is challenged academically. People who visit often express how alive our school feels! We are proactive about the intellectual, social, and moral growth of our community and see ourselves as people who are helping to raise smart and thoughtful teenagers. Parents appreciate that their children are pushed both in terms of their academics and their personal responsibility. They appreciate our small class size and strong sense of community. Parents like that we work with them towards their child's success. We follow the principles of the Coalition of Essential Schools, including personalized learning and teaching students to use their minds well. Our high school students design four year-long research projects and present their work to a committee of staff and students, and our middle school students begin to prepare for this experience in the sixth grade.Gramercy
127 East 22nd Street, Manhattan NY 10010
NoFully Accessible212-475-8086sof.edu6, F, M, N, R to 23rd St; 4, 5, L, Q to 14th St-Union SquareBM1, BM2, BM3, BM4, BxM10, BxM11, BxM18, BxM3, BxM4, BxM6, BxM7, BxM8, BxM9, M1, M101, M102, M103, M14A, M14D, M15, M15-SBS, M2, M23, M3, M34A-SBS, M5, M7, M9, QM21, X1, X10, X10B, X12, X14, X17, X2, X27, X28, X37, X38, X42, X5, X63, X64, X68, X7, X9M413SSchool of The FutureScreened42886551783YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 2..4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAcademic and Personal BehaviorsAttendance and PunctualityFinal 4th Grade Report CardInterview...........................................................................................................................................956359School of the Future High School90750Gr 6-12No8:20am-3:20pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageYes–10-30 hours expected by graduationYesNoNoSpanishClasses that are part of the weekly schedule: Computer Science, Drama, Mandarin (in the HS), Music, Restorative Justice Circles, Spanish, Visual & Studio Arts (including Animation Workshops), YogaBaseball, Boys Basketball Girls Basketball, Community Service, Current Events, Dance, Gay/Straight Alliance, Girls Soccer, Guitar, Homework Hour, Million Oyster Project, Reading Support, Robotics, Rock Band, Science Club Sports: Boys Soccer, Softball, Student Council, Theater, Track, Tutoring with High School students, Ukulele, Video Game Design, Visual ArtsSoccerSoftballBaseball, Basketball, Handball, Soccer, Softball, Tennis, Track and Field, Volleyball10010MANHATTAN10526810180141008780016Gramercy-73.98547940.738952202M422Quest to LearnQuest to Learn teachers make learning fun and challenging. We make learning fun. Teachers work with curriculum developers from the Institute of Play to design games that build academic and social skills. In ELA courses, students use table games to debate the strength of evidence; in math, students use a card game, Absolute Dash, to mix and match integer operations to gain the most points. As they build skills, students demonstrate their learning through collaborative, creative projects, taking a variety of roles from newscast producer to Revolutionary War spy to roller-coaster architect. We make learning challenging. At the end of each semester, middle school students participate in week-long design competitions. Instead of regular classes, students work in groups of 12 to create projects such as fashion shows, restaurants, and newspapers. We are inclusive in how accept students into our school -- we do not screen. We are also inclusive in our programming within our walls -- we do not track. All students have small group advisory twice a week to build community and promote social-emotional learning. We challenge all students academically providing every 8th grade student with Earth Science and Algebra Regents courses.Chelsea-Union Sq
351 West 18th Street, Manhattan NY 10011
YesPartially Accessible212-488-3645q2l.orgA, C, E, L to 14th St-8th Ave; 2, 3, F, M to 14th St; 1 to 18th StM11, M12, M14A, M14D, M20, M23, M5, M7, X27, X28M422LQuest To LearnLimited Unscreened10143141090NoYesOpen to residents of New York CityPriority to students and residents of District 2 who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of District 2...Last year, this program only admitted students from priority group 1.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above...........................................................................................................................................974329Quest to LearnUrban Assembly New York Harbor School74586Gr 6-12No8:05 am-2:25 pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageYes–OfferedNoNoNoSpanishAlgebra I, Earth Science, SpanishArt, Book Club, Chess, Coding, Cooking, Dance, Drumming, Film, Hip Hop Poetry, Homework Help, Improv, Jui Jitsu, Makerspace, Math Olympiad, Minecraft Club, National Junior Honor Society, Parkour, Peer Mediation, Pep Squad, Photography, Robotics, Skateboarding, Songwriting, Student Government, Theatre, Video Game Club, YogaBaseballVolleyballFitness Club, Table TennisBaseball, Basketball, Fencing, Flag Football, Ping Pong, Soccer, Track, Ultimate Frisbee, Volleyball10011MANHATTAN10438910130961007420007Hudson Yards-Chelsea-Flatiron-Union Square-74.00213640.742867202M442Ballet Tech, NYC Public School for DanceBallet Tech integrates intensive dance training with a full academic curriculum for approximately 150 students in grades 4-8. The middle school dance curriculum, provided on-site by the Ballet Tech Foundation, includes daily classes in ballet technique as well as pointe, modern, character, gymnastics, and repertory choreographed by founder Eliot Feld specifically for these young dancers.Flatiron
890 Broadway, Manhattan NY 10003
NoPartially Accessible212-254-1803ballettech.org6, N, R to 23rd St; 4, 5, L, Q to 14th St-Union Square; 1, 2, 3, F, M to 14th St - 6th AveBM1, BM2, BM3, BM4, BxM10, BxM11, BxM18, BxM3, BxM4, BxM6, BxM7, BxM8, BxM9, M1, M101, M102, M103, M14A, M14D, M15, M15-SBS, M2, M20, M23, M3, M34A-SBS, M5, M7, M9, QM21, X1, X10, X10B, X12, X14, X17, X2, X27, X28, X37, X38, X42, X5, X63, X64, X68, X7, X9M442CBallet TechScreenedN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AOpen only to continuing 5th grade students..............................................................................................................................................1007882Professional Performing Arts High School9470Gr 4-8No8:15am-2:35pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageNoYes–After-SchoolNoNoSpanishDance, Visual ArtAfter-School Tutoring ; Book Club ; KIDS DANCE (pre-professional student dance troupe) ; Literary Magazine ; Roads to Success After-School Program (Drama, STEM) ; Spirit Committee ; Yearbook Club10003MANHATTAN10525210161631008487502Hudson Yards-Chelsea-Flatiron-Union Square-73.98991140.738604202M896Lower Manhattan Community Middle SchoolAt Lower Manhattan Community (LMC), we work to build a rich middle school experience for all of our students by combining rigorous curriculum, an intense focus on the arts, two years of foreign language, and a strong advisory and community service experience for all students. Our students participate in an enormous range of arts and after-school programs which run Monday-Friday until 5:45pm. Our students take many field trips into the community, to conduct community service, build upon our academic curriculum, and explore our city. Students also attend overnight trips during their middle school experience. LMC is located in the 26 Broadway Building on the sixth and seventh floors. In this historic building, the NYCDOE constructed brand new facilities in 2010. Classrooms are stocked with SMART Boards, laptop computers, iPads, and other technologies.Lower Manhattan
26 Broadway, Manhattan NY 10004
YesFully Accessible646-826-8100lmc896.orgN to South Ferry; J, Z to Broad St; E to World Trade Center; A, C to Fulton St-Broadway-Nassau; 4, 5 to Bowling Green; 2, 3 to Wall St; 1, R to Whitehall St-South Ferry; 1, R to Rector StBM1, BM2, BM3, BM4, BxM18, M15, M15-SBS, M20, M5, M9, QM11, QM25, QM7, QM8, X1, X10, X10B, X11, X12, X14, X15, X17, X17A, X19, X2, X27, X28, X3, X37, X38, X4, X42, X5, X7, X8, X9M896SLower Manhattan Community Middle School (M.S. 896)Screened38287442199YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 2..Academic and Personal BehaviorsAttendanceFinal 4th Grade Report Card...........................................................................................................................................1006156Millennium High SchoolUrban Assembly New York Harbor SchoolBrooklyn Technical High School92385Gr 6-8No8:15am-3:16pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageYes–ExpectedYes–After-SchoolNoNoSpanishAlgebra IDance, Digital (Technology) Arts, Drama, Music, Visual Art StudioArt Club; Chess Club; Community Days; Cooking Club; Gardening; Literary Book Club; Lockers; Math Team; Morning Advisory; Newspaper; Outlunch; Overnight Field Trips; Photography; Specialized HS Test Prep; Web-Based LearningVolleyballTrack and FieldBaseball, Basketball, Fencing, Football, Soccer, Softball, Table Tennis, Volleyball10004MANHATTAN1011910008111000220013Battery Park City-Lower Manhattan-74.01330240.70568202M933City Knoll Middle SchoolCity Knoll Middle School believes that young people have the ability to become whatever they want with the right education, guidance, and support. Our community understands the interconnected world that we live in, and strives to create learning experiences for students through an approach that is in tune with their interests and strengths. We also believe that students learn best when they are provided with real world opportunities to learn through the arts and projects that are relevant to their lives. The arts, public speaking, and presentation are core features of the instructional approach and support the development of critical thinking and creativity. City Knoll has established partnerships with the Museum of Modern Art, NYC Outward Bound, Middle School Quality Initiative, Learning Partners Program, ExpandEd Extra Book Clubs, Manhattan Youth after-school program, Morgan Library Book Arts Project, and Urban Advantage. Students appreciate teachers immersing them in rigorous project-based curricula, while nurturing them to be empathetic, independent individuals capable of shaping their own futures.Clinton
425 West 33rd Street, Manhattan NY 10001
NoNot Accessible212-695-9115cityknollms.org1, 2, 3, A, C, E to 34th St - Penn StationBxM2, M104, M11, M12, M20, M34A-SBS, M34-SBS, M4, M42, M7, Q32, X17J, X21, X22, X22A, X30, X31M933LCity Knoll Middle SchoolLimited Unscreened562814852NoYesOpen to students and residents of District 2Priority to students and residents of District 2 who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of District 2...Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above...........................................................................................................................................893723Quest to Learn73236Gr 6-8No8:20am-2:40pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageNoYesNoYes–Saturday program for test prepSpanishBook Clubs, Chess, Debate, Drama, Gaming, Improvisation, Indoor Gardening, Music Composition, Poetry Writing, Song Writing, Sports, Team Sports (including basketball and soccer), Track and Field, Visual Arts, WellnessOur partnership with Manhattan Youth provides a robust after-school program that offers study labs for homework support; Book Clubs ; Cheerleading ; Chess ; Comic Book Design ; Cooking ; Dance ; Fashion Design ; Fencing ; Film-Making ; Gymnastics ; Improvisation ; LEGO Robotics ; Music ; Photography ; Regents preparation. ; Specialized High School Admissions Test preparation ; Sports ; Studio Art ; Technology including Coding ; Theater ; YearbookSoccer, Track and FieldBaseball, Basketball, Fencing, Flag Football, Softball, Volleyball10001MANHATTAN104310310128511007310054Hudson Yards-Chelsea-Flatiron-Union Square-73.9976440.753091303M054J.H.S. 054 Booker T. WashingtonStudents like our challenging academic program, the supportive relationships they form with the faculty, and our diverse curricular and extracurricular opportunities. Parents like that students learn to take responsibility for their academic achievement. Parents also appreciate the open communication they have with our school, the support for students' academic achievement and well-being, and the daily opportunities for students to meet with teachers for academic support. Students are placed in classes that meet their academic needs. These include Delta Honors classes and screened academic classes, amongst others. Students applying to the school are screened. Details about the admissions criteria and review process for those applying to the school can be found on the school website.Morningside Heights
103 West 107th Street, Manhattan NY 10025
NoNot Accessible212-678-2861ms54.orgB, C to Cathedral Parkway-110th St; 1 to 103rd StM10, M104, M11, M116, M2, M3, M4, M5, M60-SBS, M7M054MBooker T. Washington (J.H.S. 54)Screened7881283268252YesNoOpen to students and residents of District 3..4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAcademic and Personal BehaviorsEntrance AssessmentFinal 4th Grade Report Card...........................................................................................................................................998888The Bronx High School of ScienceFiorello H. LaGuardia High School of Music & Art and Performing ArtsStuyvesant High School94852Gr 6-8No8:40am-3pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageNoYesNoNoFrench, Latin, Mandarin, Other Language, SpanishAlgebra I, Earth ScienceBand, Chorus, Debate, Drama, Film, Public Speaking, Strings, Technology, Visual ArtArt Portfolio; Camera Club; Coding; Community Service Club; Dance; Homework Help; Interactive Boards; Internet Access; JV Basketball; Jazz Ensemble; Laptop Carts; Math Team; Model UN; Musicals; Painting; School Library (29,000 items in collection & full-time librarian); School Musical; School-Wide Computer Network; SHSAT Preparation; Small-Group Academic Support; Student Council; Talent Show; Two Computer LabsBasketball, Soccer, Track and Field10025MANHATTAN107719310559901018620011Morningside Heights-73.96283740.800119303M076P.S. 076 A. Philip RandolphP.S./I.S. 76 strives for academic excellence for all students. Our teaching staff is a vibrant mix of new and experienced teachers from diverse backgrounds, all of whom are fully committed to the academic growth and well-being of their students. Additionally, the many cultural institutions of New York City are used to magnify students' learning experiences and allow them to explore the world around them. It creates an excitement about learning that pushes them to excel to their fullest potential. Parents appreciate our use of data to drive and differentiate the instruction to meet individual student needs. Students are challenged to explore their individual learning styles and set goals to help them become well rounded citizens and life-long learners.Central Harlem
220 West 121st Street, Manhattan NY 10027
YesNot Accessible212-678-2865schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolB, C to 116th St; 2, 3, A, D to 125th StBx15, BxM3, BxM4, M1, M10, M100, M101, M102, M104, M11, M116, M2, M3, M60-SBS, M7M076LA. Philip Randolph (P.S./I.S. 76)Limited Unscreened7728121452NoNoOpen to students and residents of District 3Priority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students residing in the elementary school zone who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of District 3 who sign in at an eventThen to students residing in the elementary school zone.Then to students and residents of District 3...Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above...........................................................................................................................................95256A. Philip Randolph Campus High School96472Gr K-8No8:20am-2:40pmYes—Top, bottom, and shoes specific colors or stylesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–10-30 hours expected by graduationYes–After-SchoolYes–Academic support for certain students.Yes–Saturday program for test prepFrench, SpanishBook Club, Coding/Robotics, Dance, Film/Photography, Journalism, Math ClubAccelerated Classes; Accelerated Reading; Book Club; Chess; College For Every Student; College Tours; Dance; Debate; Drama; Gymnastics; Lacrosse; Mentor Program; Schoolwide Science FairFitness ClubBasketball, Cheerleading, Football, Lacrosse, Tennis, Volleyball10027MANHATTAN110922010584701019260017Central Harlem South-73.95106140.806768303M149Sojourner Truth School, 03M149The mission of the Sojourner Truth School is to prepare you for lifelong learning as a responsible, caring, and productive citizen in partnership with your family. Administrators, teachers, students and parents will work hand-in-hand to create a supportive atmosphere where all students are pushed to their personal best. During your years at Sojourner Truth School, you will encounter a rigorous, high-level instructional program, which will prepare you for success in the future. Through a wide range of academic course offerings, enrichment programs, guidance support services, and other school experiences, the Sojourner Truth School will provide you with the learning competencies you need to go on to higher education. Together, we will achieve our educational mission to help you fulfill your potential by assisting you in becoming a critical thinker, active problem-solver, inquisitive reader, diligent researcher, and effective writer. We expect you to be a model citizen and to strive to achieve your personal best during your time as a student at Sojourner Truth School and beyond. Our community looks forward to the opportunity to meet you in the coming months and we hope you consider visiting our school as you make your middle school choice.Central Harlem
41 West 117th Street, Manhattan NY 10026
YesNot Accessible646-672-9020www.sojournertruthschool.org2, 3, 6, B, C to 116th StBx15, BxM3, BxM4, M1, M10, M100, M101, M102, M103, M116, M2, M3, M4, M60-SBS, M7, M98M149USojourner Truth School (M149)Open1074526748NoYesOpen to students and residents of ManhattanPriority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students residing in the elementary school zoneThen to students and residents of District 3Then to students and residents of Manhattan...Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above...........................................................................................................................................73158Frederick Douglass Academy87235Gr K-8Yes, Harlem Children's Zone, Inc8:20am-4pmYes—Top and bottom-specific colors or stylesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–OfferedYes–After-SchoolYes–Academic support and enrichment.Yes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichment.Alvin Ailey Dance, Hydroponic Gardening, Robofun LEGO Robotics and Coding, Visual Arts, Writopia Writer's Lab, Young People's ChoirBoys Lacrosse/Girls Lacrosse, Comic Book Club, Girls on the Run, Go Sport In-line Skating, Student Government, Video ClubBasketball, Gymnastics, Lacrosse, Soccer, Track and Field10026MANHATTAN110919010514341016010001Central Harlem South-73.94782840.802136303M180P.S. 180 Hugo NewmanWe believe that all children achieve success when provided with active learning experiences that challenge and build real-life connections. We also believe that the education of every child begins at home and is continued through a partnership between parents, educators, and the community. Our school mission is to provide every student with the foundation that prepares them for success in the college and/or career of their choice. Our school community is committed to the Three Es: Excellence in teaching and learning, Engagement to promote active learning and problem-solving, and Enrichment for positive social and emotional development of well-rounded citizens.Central Harlem
370 West 120th Street, Manhattan NY 10027
NoPartially Accessible212-678-2849hugonewmanprep.orgA, D to 125th St; 2, 3, B, C to 116th St; 1 to 116th St - Columbia UniversityBx15, M10, M100, M101, M102, M104, M11, M116, M2, M3, M4, M5, M60-SBS, M7M180SHugo Newman School (P.S./I.S. 180)Screened8224221449NoNoOpen to students and residents of District 3Priority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students residing in the elementary school zoneThen to students and residents of District 3...Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAcademic and Personal BehaviorsAttendance and PunctualityFinal 4th Grade Report Card...........................................................................................................................................823215High School of Economics and FinanceHigh School for Environmental StudiesBeacon High School71545Gr K-8No8am-2:20pmYesEnglish as a New Language, Dual Language: SpanishNoYesYesYesSpanishLiving EnvironmentChess Program; Debate Team; Girls and Boys Advisory; Individualized Preparation and Coaching for High School Admissions; Innovation Lab Partnership; Instrument Music Program; Laptops in Classrooms; Mock Trial Program; Music & Art instruction; Regents Exam Preparation; Specialized High School Preparation Program; Sports & Arts After-School Program; Student Council; Technology & Programming; West Point Boys Summer ProgramBoys and Girls Basketball, Flag Football, Lacrosse, Soccer, Weekly Physical Education Activities10027MANHATTAN110925710591111019460001Central Harlem South-73.95556940.807843303M191P.S./I.S. 191At P.S./I.S. 191 students are engaged in rigorous curriculum and tasks that prepare them for high school, college, and their career. We have a strong focus on project-based learning, which we have recently extended into a STEM/STEAM program. To enhance our project-based units of study, our students engage in museum trips and work with both museums and cultural institutions around New York City. Students discover their passions by being exposed to the visual and performing arts and other cultural riches that contribute to the development of the whole child. Additionally, students collaborate with teams of teachers who provide them with academic and personal support. Students engage in programming designed to stimulate, provoke, and develop their imagination. Students' work is exhibited in a museum-like way during our biannual Dream. Think. Do! Gallery Tour. As we move into a brand-new building in September 2017, we look forward to enhancing our rich programming through an expansion of our technology, the arts and sciences, as we continue our quest to foster lifelong learners.Lincoln Square
210 West 61st Street, New York NY 10023
NoFully Accessible212-757-4343museummagnet.com2, A, B, C, D to 59th St-Columbus Circle; 1 to 66th St - Lincoln CenterBxM2, M10, M104, M11, M12, M20, M31, M5, M57, M66, M7, M72, X12, X14, X30, X42M191SThe Museum Magnet School (P.S./M.S. 191)Screened9943241248NoYesOpen to students and residents of District 3Priority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students residing in the elementary school zoneThen to students and residents of District 3...Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.AttendanceDemonstrated Interest: School Visit or Written ContactGroup InterviewPortfolio of Student Work...........................................................................................................................................67226High School for Environmental Studies67516Gr K-8No8:20am-2:40pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageYes–OfferedYesNoNoLiving EnvironmentAdvisory, Community Service, Debate, Media, Performing ArtsA Fair Shake for Youth; Art; Band; Basketball; Book Club; Chess; Choir; Circle of Courage; Comic Illustration; Dance; Museum Education; Music and Video Production; Musical Theater; Robotics; Service Learning; Soccer; Softball; Sports;Student Council; Technology; Video Game Design; Volleyball; YearbookDevelopmental BasketballSoccerVolleyball10023MANHATTAN107614710303201011520029Lincoln Square-73.98732840.771925303M243The Center School (M.S. 243)Please contact the school for more information.Upper West Side
100 West 84th Street, Manhattan NY 10024
Yes—03M009, 03M243Accessible212-799-1477schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolB, C to 81st St-Museum of Nat Hist; 1, B, C to 86th StBxM2, M10, M104, M11, M5, M7, M79, M86-SBSM243MThe Center SchoolScreenedN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AOpen to students and residents of District 3. Students may apply for 5th grade admissions..............................................................................................................................................978587Beacon High SchoolFiorello H. LaGuardia High School of Music & Art and Performing ArtsN.Y.C. Lab School for Collaborative Studies99174Gr 5-8No8:10am-2:30pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageNoNoNoNoLatinAlgebra I, LatinPlease contact the school for more information.10024MANHATTAN107616910321191012140029Upper West Side-73.9734340.785287303M245MS 245 The Computer SchoolThe Computer School empowers its diverse student body to reach demanding academic, social, and emotional goals in our student-centered learning environment. Students utilize technology in all subjects, and engage in self-exploration via curricular, extracurricular, and after-school offerings. Parents appreciate our focus and attention to each student's background, special gifts, and learning style. Computer School students make numerous trips to New York City cultural institutions to magnify their learning experiences. Students leave the Computer School exceptionally well-prepared for high school.Upper West Side
100 West 77th Street, Manhattan NY 10024
YesPartially Accessible917-441-0873thecomputerschool.orgB, C to 81st St-Museum of Nat Hist; 2, 3 to 72nd St; 1 to 79th StBxM2, M10, M104, M11, M5, M57, M7, M72, M79, M86-SBSM245MThe Computer School (M.S. 245)Screened6831387528102YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 3..4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAcademic and Personal BehaviorsAcademic PortfolioAttendanceFinal 4th Grade Report CardInterviewWriting Assignment...........................................................................................................................................1007866NYC iSchoolFrank Mccourt High SchoolBeacon High School96400Gr 6-8No9am-3:20pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageYes–10-30 hours expected by graduationYesNoNoSpanishAlgebra I, English, SpanishSeventh and eighth grade Computer School students participate in enrichment courses twice per week. Offerings include: Advanced Computer Programming, Creative Writing, Debate Team, Green Team, Math Team, Portfolio Art, Reading ClubThe Computer School offers a comprehensive, free after-school program which includes Sports Teams (soccer, flag football, volleyball, softball, track and field, baseball, table tennis, basketball), Musical Theater, African Dance, Debate Team, Spirit Team, Yoga, Spa, Science, Yearbook, Acrylic Painting, and a silent study lab.VolleyballDance, Track and FieldBaseball, Basketball, Flag Football, Soccer, Tennis, Volleyball10024MANHATTAN107616110301781011480014Upper West Side-73.97685540.780822303M247M.S. M247 Dual Language Middle SchoolDual Language Middle School is dedicated to the development of bilingual, bicultural students through a strong academic program in English and Spanish. We believe that developing linguistically and culturally diverse students leads to higher levels of language proficiency, academic achievement, and self-esteem. What parents like best about our school: our open-door policy, frequent and ongoing communication, online grade book, free after-school program for all students, academic rigor, high expectations for all students, excellent safety record, small class size and extensive student support, Regents coursework (Algebra and Spanish), & comprehensive advisory program. What our students like best: warm, inviting environment where all students feel valued and safe; teachers' extensive knowledge of all students as individuals, well-prepared teachers, wide variety of after-school programs, use of technology, annual camping excursions and other field trips, the NBA Cares Mentoring program, opportunities to participate in after-school enrichment or homework help every day, advisory, clubs, teams and student-led conferences.Upper West Side
32 West 92nd Street, Manhattan NY 10025
YesPartially Accessible212-799-2653www.duallanguagemiddleschool.orgB, C to 86th St; 1, 2, 3 to 96th StM10, M104, M106, M11, M7, M86-SBS, M96M247MM.S. 247 Spanish Dual Language ProgramScreened: Language9030221657NoNoOpen to students and residents of ManhattanPriority to students and residents of District 3Then to students and residents of Manhattan..English Language Learners (ELLs), Heritage Language Speakers of the target language, Participants of elementary school-level Dual Language and Transitional Bilingual Education programs in the target language.Academic and Personal BehaviorsAttendance and PunctualityFinal 4th Grade Report CardInterview...........................................................................................................................................893434Frank Mccourt High SchoolManhattan Bridges High SchoolThe Global Learning Collaborative93198Gr 6-8No8:15am-2:35pmYes—Top and bottom-specific colors or stylesEnglish as a New Language, Dual Language: SpanishYes–OfferedYesNoNoSpanishAlgebra I, SpanishAdvanced Spanish Course, Art History, Book Club, Eighth Grade Algebra Regents, Math Foundations, Spanish Book Club, Three-Year Dance Course, Three-Year Visual Arts CourseAdvanced Spanish Course, Astronomy Club, Basketball, Bollywood Dance, Book Club, Career Week, College Month, Contemporary Dance Team, Eighth Grade Algebra Regents, Groundswell Arts Enrichment, Hispanic Heritage Month, NBA Mentoring Program, Peer Mentoring, STEM Club, Salsa Team, Soccer, Specialized High School Admissions Test Preparation Course, Step Team, VolleyballBasketball, Dance Team, Health and Fitness, Salsa Team, Step Team, Volleyball10025MANHATTAN107617710810421012050006Upper West Side-73.96757440.789526303M250M.S. 250 West Side Collaborative Middle SchoolStudents are empowered to be active participants in their own learning and engage with teachers who guide them to meet and exceed the Common Core Standards. Our social-emotional curriculum and close-knit grade level teams promote an inclusive environment that cultivates acceptance and respect for all students in our diverse community. Students engage in project-based learning experiences that build independence, nurture creativity, and challenge students to think critically and analytically. Families value our student-centered community, personalized learning experiences, arts partnerships, and accelerated ELA and math enrichment programs. Families also love the dedication of our teachers who collaborate to plan meaningful classroom experiences. Parents appreciate the many workshops, special events, student-led conferences, science fairs, and portfolio exhibitions. Students have academic coaches, lead student-led conferences, develop digital portfolios, and participate in advisory.Upper West Side
735 West End Avenue, Manhattan NY 10025
YesNot Accessible212-866-6313wscnyc.org1, 2, 3 to 96th StM104, M106, M11, M5, M7, M86-SBS, M96M250SiCollaborateScreened19072561242NoYesOpen to students and residents of District 3..4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAttendance and PunctualityFinal 4th Grade Report Card...........................................................................................................................................942916Business Of Sports School82178Gr 6-8No8:33am-3:05pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageYes–OfferedYesYes–Academic support for certain studentsNoDance, Drama, Drumming, Online Language Courses, Photo Club, Scratch Interactive Media, Songwriting, Video and Filmmaking, Visual Arts ProgramBlended Online Learning Modules; College Tours; Customized Online Student Portals; Dance Team; High School Articulation Workshops; One-on-One Academic Coaching; Performance Arts Program with Wingspan Arts; Personalized Learning Modules in Literacy; SONYC (after-school program in collaboration with CityParks) which includes hands-on environmental science and digital media activities; Student Council; StudentLed ConferencesRunning10025MANHATTAN107618310341901012530065Upper West Side-73.97329240.795157303M256Lafayette AcademyA rising star, M.S. 256 is a small school with approximately 150 students and is home to some of the most dynamic and engaged teachers in New York City. We are a community with a passion for educational excellence. Our school's size enables us to provide a supportive, diverse learning environment which fosters each student's academic, emotional, and athletic growth. Our successful French Dual Language Program, the only one in Manhattan, provides students from French dual-language programs and French native speakers the opportunity to further their study of French language arts and select content area courses in French. Recognizing the many developmental changes that middle school students face, we focus our practices and curriculum on supporting our students to ensure they are ready to tackle the challenges of high school and beyond. We empower our students to become productive citizens and leaders in our school and all facets of their lives. Our graduates have been accepted into schools such as Brooklyn Tech, Beacon, Laguardia, NYC iSchool, NYC Museum School, Pace High School, and other high achieving high schools around the city.Upper West Side
154 West 93rd Street, Manhattan NY 10025
YesPartially Accessible212-222-2857ms256.net1, 2, 3, B, C to 96th StM10, M104, M106, M11, M5, M7, M86-SBS, M96M256MM.S. 256 French Dual Language ProgramScreened: Language14814311248NoNoOpen to students and residents of Manhattan..English Language Learners (ELLs), Heritage Language Speakers of the target language, Participants of elementary school-level Dual Language and Transitional Bilingual Education programs in the target languageAcademic and Personal BehaviorsAttendanceCourse Work in Dual Language French CoursesPrior participation in French Dual Language Program.....M256SLafayette Academy (M.S. 256)Screened8320221347NoNoOpen to students and residents of District 3......4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAcademic and Personal BehaviorsAttendance and Punctuality................................................................................................................................892216A. Philip Randolph Campus High School95138Gr 6-8No8:40am-3pmYesEnglish as a New Language, Dual Language: FrenchNoYes–After-SchoolNoNoFrench, SpanishFrenchChoir, Debate, French, Music, Spanish, Visual ArtsBasketball; Chorus; Dance; Debate; Field Trips to: the DOE NASA Lab, Broadway Shows, Philadelphia, and Museums Throughout New York; Flag Football; Homework Help; Leadership Program; Music; NY State Exam Test Prep; Theater; Track and Field; Tutoring; Video Game Design; Visual Arts; VolleyballFlag FootballVolleyball LeagueTrack and FieldBasketball, Dance, Football, Step10025MANHATTAN107617710325221012230005Upper West Side-73.97080240.791709303M258Community Action School - MS 258Community Action School is built on the belief that the entire school community must support the academic, social, and emotional growth of all students. Our collaborative teaching staff ensures that all students receive individualized support for high levels of academic growth. Our curriculum is aligned to the Common Core and both challenges and engages our students. Our students enjoy frequent academic and cultural trips to complement lessons being learned in the classroom. All seventh-grade students participate in a three-day overnight trip to the Clearpool Environmental Education Center in upstate New York to build teamwork and community. Our advisory program focuses around student goal-setting in addition to nurturing the social and emotional growth of our students. Parents value the way that administrators and instructors make themselves available to assist with any concerns. Community Action School is listed as a "notable" school by Inside Schools.Upper West Side
154 West 93rd Street, Manhattan NY 10025
YesPartially Accessible212-678-5888communityactionschool.org1, 2, 3, B, C to 96th StM10, M104, M106, M11, M5, M7, M86-SBS, M96M258SCommunity Action School (M.S. 258)Screened24079342174YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 3..4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAcademic and Personal BehaviorsAttendance and PunctualityInterview...........................................................................................................................................904031MANHATTAN BUSINESS ACADEMYHarvest Collegiate High SchoolUrban Assembly Gateway School for Technology93223Gr 6-8Yes, Urban Arts Partnership8:10am-2:39pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–OfferedYes–After-SchoolYes–Academic support and enrichmentYes–Saturday programSpanishAlgebra IPreparation for applying for visual arts, drama, and vocal music programs at selective high schools21st Century Community Learning Center; Advanced Math; Chorus; Clearpool Environmental Education Center Overnight Program; Community Service; Drama; Hunter University Learning Lab; Internships at Local Elementary School; Martial Arts; Oliver Scholarship Program; Photography; Urban Arts Program; Visual ArtsBaseballCross Country, Track and FieldBaseball, Cross-Country Running, Martial Arts, Soccer, Varsity and Junior Varsity Basketball10025MANHATTAN107617710325221012230005Upper West Side-73.97080240.791709303M291West End Secondary SchoolWest End Secondary School promotes and supports scholarly endeavors through a rich and varied curriculum. The school emphasizes the core values of creativity, compassion, wonder, and resilience. Through an interdisciplinary approach, utilizing New York City as a learning lab, students experience rigorous coursework through authentic expeditions, which culminate in public presentations of learning. Expeditions engage students in case studies that examine and analyze compelling topics from a variety of perspectives, often working with experts in the field. Established partnerships with local museums provide students with opportunities to be the stewards of the city's future. Multiple partnerships with arts and performance organizations offer students a comprehensive cultural foundation in which their innate sense of wonder will thrive.Lincoln Square
227-243 West 61st Street, Manhattan NY 10023
NoPartially Accessible212-245-1506westendsecondary.com2, A, B, C, D to 59th St-Columbus Circle; 1 to 66th St - Lincoln CenterBxM2, M10, M104, M11, M12, M20, M31, M5, M57, M66, M7, M72, X12, X14, X30, X42M291SWest End Secondary School of Urban StudiesScreened610103952070YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 3..4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAttendance and PunctualityAttendance at an Information SessionFinal 4th Grade Report CardStudent Work Presentation...........................................................................................................................................100696294339Gr 6-9No8:20am-2:39pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–ExpectedYes–After-SchoolYesNoFrench, SpanishAlgebra I, Living Environment, US HistoryDance, Fitness, Mathematical Art, Poetry, Science Discovery, Strings, YogaAdvisory Orientation (an overnight camping experience for incoming students); After-School Program; Arts Clubs; Chorus; Coding; Debate; Drama; Graphic Design; Jazz Band; Math Team; Rock Band; Science Club; Student CouncilCross Country, Track and FieldBasketball, Cross Country, Dance, Fitness Club, Soccer, Tennis, Track10023MANHATTAN107615110303281011540108Lincoln Square-73.98747940.772007303M333P.S. 333 Manhattan School for ChildrenStudents enjoy a curriculum which stresses critical thinking, problem solving, and independent group research. Classrooms have wireless internet access, SMART Boards, and laptops. Students meet weekly in small groups for advisory with their homeroom teachers to discuss academic and social issues. Manhattan School for Children (MSC) parents and students appreciate our community, supportive teachers, and differentiated instruction. MSC Google Classroom facilitates communication among the staff, parents, and students. MSC has an open-door policy for parents to drop off/pick up their kids at the classroom door. This helps parents form close ties to our school community. MSC engages students in project-based learning with real world applications. MSC's greenhouse, an environmental science lab and urban farm, supports a science curriculum tying together studies in biology, chemistry, physics, earth sciences, and sustainability.Upper West Side
154 West 93rd Street, Manhattan NY 10025
YesPartially Accessible212-222-1450ps333.org1, 2, 3, B, C to 96th StM10, M104, M106, M11, M5, M7, M86-SBS, M96M333SThe Manhattan School For ChildrenScreened28667551454YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 3Priority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students and residents of District 3...Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAttendance and PunctualityFinal 4th Grade Report Card...........................................................................................................................................996247Beacon High SchoolFiorello H. LaGuardia High School of Music & Art and Performing ArtsUrban Assembly New York Harbor School87753Gr K-8No8:32am-2:52pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageYes–ExpectedYesNoNoAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentArt, Band, Cooking, Dance, Foreign Language, Glee, Percussion, Play Writing, Powerplay, StoryocracyArts, Book Clubs, Community Service, Drama, Glee, Health, Language Clubs, Mentoring Program, Musical Theater, National Junior Honor Society (NJHS), Portfolio Development, Reading Buddies, Rooftop Greenhouse, Schoolwide Science Fair, Shakespeare, Student Government, Sustainability ConferenceBasketball, Flag Football, Track and Field, Volleyball10025MANHATTAN107617710325221012230005Upper West Side-73.97080240.791709303M334The Anderson SchoolThe Anderson Middle School (AMS) provides a judicious combination of an accelerated and enriched curriculum for the distinct needs of gifted learners. Our upper grades are fully integrated within our highly successful K-8 school. With only two classes per grade, the relationship between students and teachers is personal and supportive. This smaller population fosters a strong sense of community. Guided by educators who recognize the needs of children with outstanding intellectual potential, we provide intimate, differentiated, and departmentalized instruction that encourages critical thinking, creative problem-solving, divergent thinking, research, independent study, collaboration, and self-evaluation. Parental involvement and support sustains the spirit and growth of AMS. The Anderson School seeks a diverse student population, including ICT students, and welcomes applications from across the five boroughs. Please visit our website to review our admissions rubric before applying.Upper West Side
100 West 77th Street, Manhattan NY 10024
YesPartially Accessible212-595-7193ps334school.orgB, C to 81st St-Museum of Nat Hist; 2, 3 to 72nd St; 1 to 79th StBxM2, M10, M104, M11, M5, M57, M7, M72, M79, M86-SBSM334MThe Anderson School P.S. 334 Middle SchoolScreened23442014034659YesYesOpen to New York City residentsPriority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to New York City residents...Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAttendance and PunctualityEntrance Assessment: MathFinal 4th Grade Report CardWriting Assignment...........................................................................................................................................1009598The Bronx High School of ScienceStuyvesant High SchoolFiorello H. LaGuardia High School of Music & Art and Performing Arts98537Gr K-8No8:20am-2:40pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageYes–ExpectedYesNoNoSpanishAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentAdvisory, Art (Studio and History), Ballroom Dancing, Coding, Electives, History, Instrumental Music, Mindfulness, Music (Keyboard Lab, Chorus), Technology/Research LabBridge; Chess Team; Community Service; Debate Team; Manhattan Youth After-School Programming; Math Team; Musical Theater; Overnight Trips to Camp Speers, Boston, and Washington, DC; Participation in National Competitions (Wordmasters, National Geographic Bee, Scripps Spelling Bee); Robotics; Science Olympiad; Student Council; Yearbook/School NewspaperVolleyballBaseballBaseball, Basketball, Flag Football, Lacrosse, Soccer, Table Tennis, Tennis, Track and Field, Volleyball10024MANHATTAN107616110301781011480014Upper West Side-73.97685540.780822303M415Wadleigh Secondary School for the Performing & Visual ArtsWadleigh Middle School is a warm and welcoming artistically rich environment. Our Scholars have the unique opportunity to receive three years of performing and visual arts instruction as they complete a rigorous Common Core-Aligned curriculum. Our performing arts courses include: visual arts, instrumental music, vocal music, dance, and theater arts. Middle school students perform alongside our high school students during the Fall, Winter, and Spring Showcases and other special events throughout the City. Wadleigh is distinctive in that it also exposes students to the arts via career and school fairs, cultural awareness events, arts competitions, school trips and other artistic events. Middle school students also participate in Early College Awareness activities and attend Wadleigh college tours and fairs. Our Scholars are also offered advanced elective courses in Regents Algebra and Regents Living Environment; and participate in varied sports, tutoring, and a wide choice of after-school programs. Wadleigh parents appreciate our family-like environment which allows their children to grow individually and excel academically and artistically.Central Harlem South
215 West 114th Street, Manhattan NY 10026
YesPartially Accessible212-749-5800wadleigharts.org2, 3, B, C to 116th StM1, M10, M102, M11, M116, M2, M3, M4, M7M415SWadleigh Secondary School For the Performing & Visual ArtsScreened1875778728NoYesOpen to students and residents of ManhattanPriority to students and residents of Districts 3 and 5Then to students and residents of Manhattan...Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAttendance and PunctualityFinal 4th Grade Report Card...........................................................................................................................................86110Wadleigh Secondary School for the Performing & Visual Arts91278Gr 6-12Yes, Teachers College8am-3:36pmYes—Top and bottom-specific colors or stylesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–OfferedYes–After-SchoolYes–Academic support and enrichment.Yes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichment.SpanishLiving EnvironmentCulinary Arts (Cooking and Baking), Foreign Language, Performing Arts (Vocal Music, Instrumental Music, Drama, Dance), Regents Common Core Algebra (high school level course), Regents Living Environment (high school level course), Technology, Visual Arts (Painting, Drawing, Sketching, Photography, Ceramics)21st Century Leadership; Advisory; Band & Percussion; Basketball; Chess Club; College For Every Student (CFES); Community Service Learning; Culinary Arts; Dance Workshop; Extended Learning Time; Fun STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) Club; Glee Club; Musical Theater; Peer Mentoring; Pep Rally; Robotics Club; Student Government; Track and FieldBasketball LeagueBasketball, Track and Field, Volleyball10026MANHATTAN110921810552041018300019Central Harlem South-73.95414240.802207303M421West Prep AcademyWith the work of all, we build a capable, caring, and inspired community. As a school community, we provide an academic program that prepares our scholars for college and career readiness. We inspire our scholars to become productive members of our global society that are able to compete in an increasingly complex world in which they will work and live. The caring and dedicated staff at West Prep will continue to encourage all students to set high goals for themselves and to reach for their dreams. At West Prep we empower our scholars to be "TITAN STRONG". Through our community partnerships, our scholars learn about themselves not only academically, but also physically, socially, and emotionally. Our mission is to provide our students with a foundation for success as they matriculate through West Prep, and meet their full potential in life.Upper West Side
150 West 105th Street, Manhattan NY 10025
YesNot Accessible212-280-8502ms421.org2, 3 to 96th St; 1, B, C to 103rd StM10, M104, M106, M11, M116, M3, M4, M5, M60-SBS, M7, M96M421UWest Prep Academy (M.S. 421)Open15147241278NoYesOpen to students and residents of District 3..Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected...........................................................................................................................................843014A. Philip Randolph Campus High School81203Gr 6-8No8am-2:20pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–OfferedYesYes–For incoming sixth graders.Yes–Saturday program for test prepSpanishAlgebra I, Living Environment, SpanishWest Prep Academy offers a robust elective program that includes several credit classes throughout the school day. We are proud to say that all West Prep students are offered Performing Arts, Visual Arts, Computer Science, Foreign Language, Titan Studio, and Marching Band, which includes sections for drums, brass, and dance.Allowing students to discover their hidden talents is just one of the many things that make West Prep a special place. During our Titan Studio class students can choose from a variety of activities such as, Step Team, Chess, Chorus, Debate, Lego Robotics, Music Recording Studio, Green Screen iMovie editing, Yoga, Recycling Green Team, Art, Karate, and more. Other academic activities include: Academic Support after-school, Free SHSAT prep classes, and our Super Scholar Honor Roll Program.Flag FootballLacrosseBoys Basketball, Flag Football, Girls Basketball, Track and Field10025MANHATTAN107718910766251018590001Upper West Side-73.96530840.799376303M860Frederick Douglass Academy II Secondary SchoolFrederick Douglass Academy II is dedicated to providing young scholars with an excellent academic foundation and personal growth. We have created an inspiring learning environment for young learners. A combination of rigorous academics, dedicated teachers, and community structure ensures that our Middle School scholars will be well prepared for High School and beyond. Additionally, FDA II offers Saturday Academy classes and a Summer Bridge program. Parents appreciate our focus on creating the next generation of society's leaders, who are committed to excellence in character, scholastic achievement, and community service.Central Harlem South
215 West 114th Street, Manhattan NY 10026
YesPartially Accessible212-865-9260fda2.org2, 3, B, C to 116th StM1, M10, M102, M11, M116, M2, M3, M4, M7M860SFrederick Douglass Academy II Secondary SchoolScreened8421221347NoNoOpen to students and residents of ManhattanPriority to students and residents of District 3Then to students and residents of Manhattan..Final 4th Grade Report Card4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsWriting Assignment and Group Interview...........................................................................................................................................972630Frederick Douglass Academy II Secondary School74354Gr 6-12No8:20am-3:36pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–ExpectedYesYes–For incoming sixth gradersYes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichmentAlgebra IBand, Chess, Chorus, Student Press InitiativeBoard Games Club; Boys and Girls Basketball Team; Chess Club; Culinary Arts; Daily Town Hall Meetings; FDA II Honor Roll; Monthly Scholar Celebrations; Neuberger Berman President’s Club; Peer Mentorship Program; Robotics; Spirit Week; Street Squash; YogaBasketball LeagueFlag Football, Squash10026MANHATTAN110921810552041018300019Central Harlem South-73.95414240.802207303M862Mott Hall IIWe are dedicated to the academic and personal development of our scholars. We offer multiple opportunities for scholars to develop as leaders and to become well-rounded individuals through our various partnerships and programs. Scholars are challenged to question, anticipate, and solve problems. They take responsibility and emerge as lifelong learners and independent thinkers, motivated by the pursuit of academic excellence, cultural experience, and social responsibility.Morningside Heights
234 West 109th Street, Manhattan NY 10025
YesNot Accessible212-678-2960motthall2.org1, B, C to Cathedral Parkway-110th StM10, M104, M11, M116, M3, M4, M5, M60-SBS, M7M862MMott Hall IIScreened524127652694YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 3..4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAcademic and Personal BehaviorsAttendance and PunctualityEntrance Assessment: ELA and MathFinal 4th Grade Report CardInterview and Group Activity...........................................................................................................................................976455Manhattan / Hunter Science High SchoolBeacon High SchoolFrank Mccourt High School92342Gr 6-8No8:20am-2:40pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageYes–OfferedYes–After-SchoolNoNoOther LanguageAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentAdvisory, America Reads/America Counts, Culture Building Assemblies, Dance, Learning Explorations, Music and the Brain, Urban Advantage NYCAncient Greek, Be Your Best Self, Chess, Computer Lab, Dance Team, Fashion, Girls Who Code, Green Team, Kings on the Rise, Literary Society, Manhattan School of Music, Math Team, Model United Nations, Photography, Rock Band, Spelling Club, Studio in A School, YogaBaseball, Basketball, Dance, Flag Football, Rising NY Road Runners, Soccer, Volleyball10025MANHATTAN107719510566761018800013Morningside Heights-73.96561340.8029171919K089Cypress Hills Community School (P.S./I.S. 89)Cypress Hills Community School (CHCS) is a small, community-based, dual-language school where students learn in Spanish and English. The school's mission is for all students to become fully bilingual and bi-cultural, and to be deeply concerned about themselves and each other, their community, and the world. We offer native language instruction to all students, including: Spanish language arts, content area instruction in Spanish, and targeted tutoring groups during the school day and after school. The small environment allows students to develop positive relationships with their teachers, where they benefit from both academic and emotional support. CHCS has developed a philosophy guided by Project CARE (Communication, Accountability, Respect, and Effort). These core values provide a common language we believe is necessary for fostering and maintaining a peaceful and productive environment.East New York
265 Warwick Street, Brooklyn NY 11207
NoPartially Accessible718-964-1180cypresshillscommunityschool.orgJ to Cleveland St; C, Z to Van Siclen AveB14, Q24, Q56K089MSpanish Newcomers ProgramScreened: Language21660432055YesNoOpen to students and residents of District 19Priority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students and residents of District 19...English Language Learners (ELLs), Heritage Language Speakers of the target language, Participants of elementary school-level Dual Language and Transitional Bilingual Education programs in the target language. Preference is also given to students who have lived in the US for three years or fewer.Attendance and PunctualityEntrance AssessmentNYSESLAT Score...........................................................................................................................................941810Lower Manhattan Arts Academy90457Gr K-8No8am-2:20pmYesEnglish as a New Language, Dual Language: SpanishYes–ExpectedYesNoNoAlgebra IAccelerated Courses: Algebra 1 for Grade 8, Specialized High School Admission Test Preparation Courses for math and literacy for Grade 7, Pre-Algebra enrichment course for Grade 6, Electives: Fitness, Greenhouse, Information Studies, Music, Technology, and Visual Art; Service-Learning Advisory (called houses, such as The Phoenix School Newspaper, Mouse Squad Technology House, Recicladores Latinos, Nutrition House, Student Action Club, CARE Bears, among others)Beginner and Advanced Band, College Access for All (CAFA) lessons and college tours, Learning Center after-school enrichment program (including athletics, dance, visual arts, and academic supports), Peer MediatorsDevelopmental Basketball, Flag FootballVolleyballTrack and Field11207BROOKLYN30537117033970793039520047East New York-73.88693640.6776971919K171I.S. 171 Abraham LincolnWelcome to I.S. 171, Home of the Lincoln Scholar. We at Abraham Lincoln Intermediate School 171 are a community of educators dedicated to the belief that every child can learn and is entitled to a high-quality education. Our students have the opportunity to take the Algebra and US History Regents Exams as well the Spanish Language Proficiency Exam. We were the first in the city to host the Middle School Student Success Center (MSSSC), which focuses on supporting students' high school and college choice and preparation. Students can choose from Visual Arts, Debate, Theater arts, Spanish class and Coding class. We offer the following after-school programs: Theater/Drama, Video Game Truck, Modeling & Etiquette, and Debate Team. Students can also participate in Student Government, Project BOOST, STEM Club, Student Dances, College Prep assemblies, and MSSSC year-long activities. We also host Family Honor Roll Dinners, Student of the Month assemblies, Family Movie Nights, Staff vs. Student Basketball Games, and our annual Community Carnival.Cypress Hills
528 Ridgewood Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11208
YesNot Accessible718-647-0111schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolJ, Z to Crescent StB13, Q24, Q56K171UAbraham Lincoln Intermediate School (I.S. 171)Open22046222596NoNoOpen to students and residents of District 19Priority to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 19...Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above...........................................................................................................................................862710Cypress Hills Collegiate Preparatory SchoolInternational High School at LaGuardia Community CollegeBrooklyn Preparatory High School82444Gr 6-8No8am-2:20pmYesEnglish as a New Language, Transitional Bilingual Education: SpanishYes–OfferedYesYesYes–Saturday programSpanishCoding, Debate, Humanities and Spanish, Theater, Visual ArtsWe offer the following after-school programs: Theater/Drama, Video Game Truck, Modeling & Etiquette, and Debate Team. Students can also participate in Student Government, Project BOOST, STEM Club, Student Dances, College Prep assemblies, and MSSSC year-long activities. We also host Family Honor Roll Dinners, Student of the Month assemblies, Family Movie Nights, Staff vs. Student Basketball Games, and our annual Community Carnival.Boys and Girls Basketball Team, Soccer Club11208BROOKLYN30537118430924563041340020Cypress Hills-City Line-73.86962540.686181919K218James P. Sinnott Magnet School for Health and Health CareersJames P. Sinnott is a 21st Century Community School. We have a magnet program focused on health and health professions. There is also a wellness committee which focuses on a month-by-month health theme that is ingrained in the culture of the school. We offer students an Honors program with Regents courses, Spanish Dual Language Cohort, and a Dance Cohort. We also have the only Day NYPD/FDNY Explorer Program with the Learning for Life advisory curriculum. Parents are always invited to our school to help build culture and to celebrate our students. We provide our students with a stable, secure, and structured learning environment and the highest quality classroom instruction. A wide variety of support and intervention services are also offered. We strive to achieve academic excellence.East New York
370 Fountain Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11208
YesNot Accessible718-647-9050schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolA, C to Euclid AveB13, B14, B15, B20, BM5, Q7, Q8K218MJ.H.S. 218: Application ProgramScreened1553635852NoYesOpen to students and residents of District 19..4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAcademic and Personal BehaviorsAttendance and PunctualityFinal 4th Grade Report CardWriting Assignment.....K218NJ.H.S. 218: Spanish Dual Language ProgramScreened: Language1022346426NoYesOpen to students and residents of Brooklyn......ELLs, Heritage Language Speakers, Participants of elementary school-level bilingual programs.........K218ZJ.H.S. 218: Zoned ProgramZonedOpen to students residing in the zone.......................................................................................................................902116John Adams High SchoolThe School for Classics: An Academy of Thinkers, Writers and PerformersVictory Collegiate High School65409Gr 6-8Yes, The Leadership Program8am-2:20pmNoEnglish as a New Language, Dual Language: SpanishYes–OfferedYesYesYes–Saturday programAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentAdvisory, Art, Dance, STREAMWe are a 21st century community school as well as Cypress Hills Beacon site. We have the following activities hosted by them during the day as well as in the after-school: Basketball, Chess, Cooking, Dance, Fashion Design, Flag Football, Jewelry Making, Karate, Knitting, Steel Pan, Theatre, Weight TrainingBasketball League, Fitness ClubBaseball, Basketball, Soccer, Track, Volleyball, Weightlifting11208BROOKLYN30542111830959773042780001East New York-73.87420840.6707241919K292J.H.S. 292 Margaret S. DouglasThe mission of J.H.S. 292 is to create a secure environment that embraces each student's individual talents and maximizes his or her potential. Our programs assist in preparing students for higher education while developing their sense of responsibility and building self-esteem. In our quest to produce successful young adults, we have created an open-door policy where teachers, parents, and students work side by side on academics and life experiences to further the growth of students. This is done by the implementation and sustenance of mentoring groups and Student Council, all of which focus on fostering leadership potential, community service, and helping students gain the world view that they need. Parents are impressed by the fact that we offer a performing arts component where each child has the opportunity to participate in an elective that will complement their academics, making them well-rounded citizens.East New York
301 Vermont Street, Brooklyn NY 11207
YesNot Accessible718-498-6562schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolL to Sutter Ave; C, J, Z to Van Siclen Ave; 3 to Pennsylvania AveB12, B14, B20, B25, B83, Q24, Q56K292MMargaret Douglas (J.H.S. 292): Honors ProgramScreened21525311971NoNoOpen to students and residents of District 19..4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAcademic and Personal BehaviorsAttendance and PunctualityEntrance AssessmentFinal 4th Grade Report CardInterview.....K292UMargaret Douglas (J.H.S. 292)Open20069332179NoYesOpen to students and residents of District 19Priority to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 19.......Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above................................................................................................................................723629W. H. Maxwell Career and Technical Education High SchoolPerforming Arts and Technology High SchoolBrooklyn High School of the Arts65567Gr 6-8Yes, Good Shepherd Services8:20am-2:40pmYes—Top and bottom-specific colors or stylesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–OfferedYesYesYes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichment.Algebra I, Living Environment, US HistoryEnsemble Music, Fitness, Modern Dance, Photography, Steel Pan Ensemble, VocalsAfter-School Programs, Baseball, Basketball, Coding, Flag Football, Robotics, Soccer, Track and FieldCross Country, SoccerBaseball, Basketball, Flag Football, New York Rising Road Runners, Track and Field, Soccer11207BROOKLYN30542114430839313037400001East New York (Pennsylvania Ave)-73.89389640.6719871919K364Gateway Intermediate School 364Our FALCONS enjoy the personalized attention which they receive in our small, nurturing learning academies. Our small academies afford us the opportunity to provide an encouraging environment, where students are able to create lasting relationships with the staff. We strive to cultivate a dynamic environment of advanced thinkers, high achievers, and model citizens. The staff works to develop an educational program based on the unique needs of each student. In collaboration with parents, we support the intellectual, emotional, and social growth of students. We strive for academic excellence by maintaining high expectations. We believe that every child can and will succeed academically and will be able to develop a strong personal sense of discipline and social responsibility. Gateway FALCONS are provided with a rich academic curriculum which is enhanced through the use of SMART Boards and mobile computer labs and differentiated based on student need. Our open-door policy ensures that parents will have full accessibility and are able to continuously check their child's progress through the use of our computer grading system. Gateway FALCONS have been accepted into TEAK, Prep for Prep, and A Better Chance programs.Starrett City
1426 Freeport Loop, Brooklyn NY 11239
NoNot Accessible718-642-3007www.GatewayIS364.orgN/AB103, B13, B17, B82, B83, BM2, BM5K364SGateway Intermediate School 364 ScreenedScreened339100461882NoYesOpen to students and residents of District 19..4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAcademic and Personal BehaviorsAttendance and PunctualityEntrance Exam: Math and WritingFinal 4th Grade Report CardInterview.....K364ZGateway Intermediate School 364 ZonedZonedOpen to students residing in the zone......................................................................................................................................95226George Westinghouse Career and Technical Education High SchoolAcademy for Young WritersBrooklyn High School for Law and Technology84350Gr 6-8Yes, Creative Connections8 am-2:20 pmYes—Top, bottom, and shoes specific colors or stylesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–ExpectedYesYesYesSpanishAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentChess, Chorus, Dance, Debate, Drama, Fitness, Sign Language, Steel Pan, STEM, Visual Arts,Aerobics/Fitness Program, Book Club, CARE-Martial Arts, Chess Club, College Tours, Dance, Drama, ELA and Mathematics Prep, GEM, MBK, Mural Making, Music Production, National Junior Honors Society, NYJTL COMPASS, Publishing Club, Regents Prep, Sign Language, Specialized High Schools Prep, Teen EntrepreneurshipBaseball, Fitness Club, VolleyballBasketball, Track and Field; Soccer11239BROOKLYN3054210580430982953044520040Starrett City-73.88167140.6458061919K404Academy for Young WritersAcademy for Young Writers is a supportive, 6-12 community school focused on college and career readiness. We are located in a new building, equipped with state-of-the-art technology. In addition to rigorous core classes, students take courses in musical theater, dance, computer science, coding, drumline, health, art, and band. Writing courses craft original works of writing that are published in grade-wide collections. Middle school students take coding classes to prepare for our extensive computer science and robotics program in the high school. All students also attend monthly field trips, overnight nature trips, and numerous college trips. We offer a variety of after-school activities, such as Tai Chi, Broadway jr, boxing, gaming, glee, basketball, football, LGBTQ club, GSA, robotics & honor society. We practice restorative justice. We build community and student voice in small advisory groups to allow students and staff to develop relationships. The advisor is the primary point-of-contact for parents. Parents can view their student's grades online. We have an active Parent Teacher Association (PTA). Parents appreciate the ease to which they can communicate with teachers, advisors, and administration about students' progress.East New York
1065 Elton Street, Brooklyn NY 11208
YesFully Accessible718-688-7230young-writers.squarespace.comN/AB100, B13, B20, B3, B41, B47, B6, B83, B84, BM1, BM5, Q8K404LAcademy for Young WritersLimited Unscreened28957431973NoYesOpen to students and residents of District 19Priority to students and residents of District 19 who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of District 19...Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above...........................................................................................................................................933110Academy for Young Writers87546Gr 6-12Yes, Pathways to Leadership8:10am-2:48pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageYes–OfferedYesYes–Academic support and enrichment.Yes–Saturday program for test prepAlgebra I, US HistoryAdvanced Math, Algebra Regents for Advanced Learners, Art, Band, Coding, Comics and Race in America, Computer Science, Dance, Drumline, ELA & Math Intervention, Gym, Health, Musical Theater, Reading Workshop, Science, Technology, US History Regents for Advanced Learners, Urban Advantage, Writing WorkshopBasketball, Black Lives Matter, Boxing, Broadway Jr, Cheerleading, Community Service Club, ELA Test Prep, Flag Football, Gaming, Gender-Sexuality Alliance, Glee, Hispanic Heritage Club, Honor Society, Lego Robotics, Math Test Prep, Multicultural Community Club, Muslim Pride Group, Pathways 2 Leadership, Saturday Academy, Student Tech Intern Club, Study Hall, Tai ChiBasketball, Cheerleading, Dance, Track, Flag Football11208BROOKLYN30542107034138783044490001East New York-73.87473440.6574341919K409East New York Family AcademyOur focus on academic success and curricular programming is paramount. We are a small school and offer classes of approximately 25 students which allows our students to develop academically and socially. Our teaching staff is extremely caring and focused, and students have multiple opportunities to work through their academic challenges with effective guidance and support. Our staff is very accessible and professional. We are particularly encouraging and open to families, as evident in the number of siblings who attend both the middle and high school sections. We have a full-size pool, state-of-the-art computer room, and a new media center.East New York
2057 Linden Boulevard, Brooklyn NY 11207
NoNot Accessible718-927-0012schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-School3 to Van Siclen AveB15, B20, B6, B83, B84, BM5K409SEast New York Family AcademyScreened42199761660YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 19..4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAttendance and PunctualityFinal 4th Grade Report CardInterview...........................................................................................................................................873827East New York Family Academy85496Gr 6-12No7:55am-2:15pmYes—Official uniform must be purchasedEnglish as a New LanguageYes–31-50 hours expected by graduationYesYes–Academic support for certain students.Yes–Saturday program for test prepFrench, Mandarin, SpanishAlgebra I, Living Environment, US HistoryArt, French, Health, Mandarin, Music, Physical Education, SpanishAfter-School academic and activities program, Basketball, Out-Of-State Trips, Overnight Out-Of-City Retreat, SwimmingBasketball LeagueFlag Football, SwimmingBasketball, Swimming, Tennis11207BROOKLYN30542110430974443043280015East New York-73.88694240.6610721919K422Spring Creek Community SchoolAt Spring Creek Community School (SCCS), a grade 6-12 school opened in 2012, students engage in project-based curriculum that emphasizes critical thinking, questioning, and problem-solving. Arts and technology are integrated into daily instruction, and students are programmed for additional math and literacy periods to support their success across the curriculum. Students benefit from enrichment electives and school-based partnerships with arts and academic organizations. All classrooms are equipped with SMART Boards, document cameras, and multiple computers. Students are in an advisory that provides each child with social, emotional, and academic supports. Advisors support students throughout middle school, and build long-term relationships with families. Parents appreciate our focus on collaboration and communication, and all parents are registered with an online account, which gives them access to student progress reports and allows them to contact teachers directly. In order to support our six through twelve model, students who attend SCCS in middle school are strongly encouraged to continue their education in our high school.East New York
1065 Elton Street, Brooklyn NY 11208
YesFully Accessible718-688-7200sccsbrooklyn.orgN/AB100, B13, B20, B3, B41, B47, B6, B83, B84, BM1, BM5, Q8K422LSpring Creek Community SchoolLimited Unscreened387109661764YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 19Priority to students and residents of District 19 who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of District 19...Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above...........................................................................................................................................84179Spring Creek Community School88478Gr 6-12Yes, Pathways to Leadership8:20am-3:10pmYes–Top and bottom; specific colors or stylesEnglish as a New LanguageNoNoYes–Academic support for certain studentsYes–Saturday programLiving EnvironmentCreative Writing, Documentary Filmmaking, Hip-Hop Culture, LEGO Robotics, Music, Technology & Coding, Theater, Visual Arts, WeightliftingArt; Brooklyn Historical Society; Brooklyn Information and Culture (BRIC) Arts; Brooklyn Public Library; Build a Bike Program; Community Service; Drama; Little Flower Yoga; Martial Arts; Odyssey of the Mind; Outdoors Club; Recording Studio Club; Rock Climbing; Shubert Foundation Broadway Junior Program; Step Team; Story Pirates; Student Government; Talent Shows; Technology Team; Tutoring/Academic Support; Urban AdvantageBasketball LeagueFitness ClubBasketball, Track and Field11208BROOKLYN30542107034138783044490001East New York-73.87473440.6574341919K654Van Siclen Community Middle SchoolVan Siclen Community Middle School is a safe space for students to strengthen their academic and social abilities through rigorous instruction in the core curriculum while teaching them how to work collaboratively. In our dynamic classrooms, students generate solutions to address real-world issues, utilizing technology infused throughout the program to facilitate development of their 21st Century skills. Students participate in individualized mentorships with school personnel to foster interpersonal skills and develop college- and career-readiness. Dedicated educators and mentors, who are devoted to each child's academic and emotional growth, support students in every subject area and encourage integration across subject areas. Subjects are taught thematically, focusing on issues that are currently facing our society.East New York
800 Van Siclen Ave, Brooklyn NY 11207
YesFully Accessible718-927-4701vscschool.org3 to Van Siclen AveB15, B20, B6, B82, B83, B84, BM2, BM5K654LVan Siclen Community Middle SchoolLimited Unscreened304121442979NoYesOpen to students and residents of District 19Priority to students residing in the zone who sign in at an eventThen to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 19 who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of District 19...Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above...........................................................................................................................................82105The Uft Charter SchoolVictory Collegiate High School86297Gr 6-8No8:10am-2:30pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageNoYesYes–For incoming sixth graders and for Academic support and enrichment.Yes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichment.SpanishAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentBand, College & Career Readiness, Dance, Music, Music Production, Photography, Project-Based Media Production, STEM, Video Production, Visual ArtsBand; Chess; Coding (Computer Science); Dance; Media; Music Production; Robotics; Sports; Violin; Visual ArtsFitness Club, Track and FieldBasketball, Double Dutch11207BROOKLYN30542110430976753043490050East New York-73.88538740.660111919K661Vista AcademyAt Vista Academy, students enjoy the safe learning environment and great conversation about their learning with classmates and adults. The Decision Making Period (DMP) is at the heart of Vista Academy's character education curriculum. Students appreciate the real-life scenarios encountered in this course and find the information relevant to their lives both in and out of school. Students feel supported by the adults in the community and are comfortable having personal and academic conversations about their lives and future in both English and Spanish. Vista Academy is a small community school that provides strong academic instruction while placing a direct emphasis on values like respect, responsibility, and perseverance. Parents appreciate the school's focus on high academic achievement while developing their child's social and emotional character through the DMP. Parents value the nurturing environment that supports students academically and socially.East New York
350 Linwood Street, Brooklyn NY 11208
YesPartially Accessible718-647-0913vistaacademybrooklyn.comZ to Norwood Ave; J to Cleveland St; C to Shepherd AveB14, Q24, Q56, Q8K661LVista AcademyLimited Unscreened468141562598YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 19Priority to students residing in the zone who sign in at an eventThen to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 19 who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of District 19...Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above...........................................................................................................................................993728The High School for Enterprise, Business and TechnologyTransit Tech Career and Technical Education High SchoolCypress Hills Collegiate Preparatory School92431Gr 6-8No7:50am-2:30pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–OfferedYes–After-SchoolYes–Academic support and enrichment.Yes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichment.SpanishEarth ScienceBaseball, Basketball, Brother Box, Chess Club, Coding, Crafting, Extended Homework Help, Film Club, Fitness, Football, Girls Empowerment, Glee Club, Modern Dance, Painting, Photography, Robotics, SLAM Poetry, Soccer, Step Dance, Video Game ClubDevelopmental Basketball, Fitness ClubBaseball, Flag Football, Track and Field11208BROOKLYN30537117030883573039690001East New York-73.88343340.6771041919K662Liberty Avenue Middle SchoolOur students enjoy that their classes are organized into small communities. Students can choose from a variety of after-school activities to spark their interest and make them excited to come to school. Students like that their teachers find out about students' interests and use them to plan their lessons. For example, teachers might use sports to help teach math and forensics in science. Parents appreciate our school's focus on college and career success. With our small class sizes, and readily available teachers, we give individual attention to our students in order to build their character and academic ability. Parents like our commitment to keeping them informed about their child's progress through our online grading system. We integrate technology into school life as much as possible in order to enhance our instruction.East New York
350 Linwood Street, Brooklyn NY 11208
YesPartially Accessible718-647-1301libertyavems.comZ to Norwood Ave; J to Cleveland St; C to Shepherd AveB14, Q24, Q56, Q8K662LLiberty Avenue Middle SchoolLimited Unscreened4791325526102YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 19Priority to students residing in the zone who sign in at an eventThen to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 19 who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of District 19...Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above...........................................................................................................................................991914Academy of Innovative TechnologyMulticultural High SchoolThe Brooklyn School for Math and Research98466Gr 6-8No8:30am-3:15pmYesEnglish as a New Language, Dual Language: SpanishNoYesYesYesSpanishAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentLibrary, Physical Education Electives, Spanish, Spanish Language ArtsEnrichment After-School Programs include: Art; Debate; High School/College Visits; Homework Tutorial (Peer Tutoring); Math Team; National Junior Honor Society; Newsletter; Photography; Robotics; Technology; Theater; Yearbook; Program Partners: Cypress Hills Local Development Corporation and Partnership with ChildrenBaseball, Fitness Club, VolleyballBaseball, Basketball11208BROOKLYN30537117030883573039690001East New York-73.88343340.6771041919K663School of the Future BrooklynSchool of the Future Brooklyn provides a dynamic learning environment where students love the ability to work as real writers, readers, historians, scientists, and mathematicians. We are a small learning community where all students are challenged in many ways and valued as individuals with various talents and expertise, which allows our students to develop academically and socially. Classes involve small group and individual assignments, as well as interactive projects. Throughout their middle school journey, students are encouraged to develop their own voices in academics through participation in school activities and advisory. One-on-one coaching gives students the chance to develop learning plans and work through their academic challenges with effective guidance and support. Parents love the one-on-one attention that each student receives in his/her academic coaching sessions. In addition, Our free after-school enrichment program offers something for everyone with step, music, dance, sports, and cooking, and so much more. Parents also love that we develop independent and resilient thinkers who are prepared for the demands of high school and beyond. We partner with our sister school, The School of the Future in Manhattan.East New York
574 Dumont Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11207
YesNot Accessible718-345-5190sofbrooklyn.orgL to Livonia Ave; 3 to Pennsylvania AveB14, B15, B20, B83K663LSchool of the Future BrooklynLimited Unscreened19167341659NoYesOpen to students and residents of District 19Priority to students and residents of District 19 who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of District 19...Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above...........................................................................................................................................60105High School for Public Service: Heroes of Tomorrow84201Gr 6-8No8:45am-3:05pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageYes–OfferedYesYes–Academic support and enrichment.Yes–Saturday program for certain students.Other LanguageCollege Access for All, Creative Writing, Debate, GEMs (Girls Empowerment Movement), Graphic Novel Club, Living Environment Regents, Math Team, Million Oyster Project, Music, My Brother's Keeper, Newspaper, STARI, Theater, Visual ArtsArts, Basketball, Chess, Chorus, Cooking, Dance, Fashion Design, Flag Football, Instrumental Music, Rugby, STEP TeamSports and Arts in Schools Foundation provides Basketball; Flag Football; Rugby; Track and Field until 6pm11207BROOKLYN30542113030846173038020015East New York (Pennsylvania Ave)-73.89772340.6657981919K678East New York Middle School of ExcellenceOur scholars enjoy the individual attention they receive at East New York Middle School of Excellence (ENYMSE). At ENYMSE, our motto is "Success Without Excuses," and our scholars are held to that expectation every day. Scholars are able to pursue their education in a nurturing environment. Our school just completed construction of a state-of-the-art science lab. Scholars experience STEM units in both math and science courses. We enrich these programs through strategic partnerships and trips for our scholars. All of our scholars are involved in an array of clubs and teams allowing them to explore pursuits outside of their academic interest. Our after-school program enriches their experience through academics, sports, and the arts. Parents like the small school experience where each student has a STAR coach (advisor). We are committed to a strong parent-school partnership. We invite you to join our school community and find out why ENYMSE is Brooklyn's best-kept secret.East New York
605 Shepherd Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11208
YesPartially Accessible718-257-4061schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolC to Shepherd Ave; 3 to New Lots AveB13, B14, B15, B20, B6, B84, BM5, Q8K678LThe East New York Middle School of ExcellenceLimited Unscreened28981441971YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 19Priority to students and residents of District 19 who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of District 19...Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above...........................................................................................................................................86137W. H. Maxwell Career and Technical Education High SchoolTransit Tech Career and Technical Education High School83253Gr 6-8Yes, SCO Family of Services8am-2:20pmYes—Official uniform must be purchasedEnglish as a New LanguageYes–10-30 hours expected by graduationNoYes–For incoming sixth graders and for Academic support and enrichmentYes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichment.SpanishLiving EnvironmentCoding, Drama, Music, Myon, Software Engineering, SpanishAdvisory Program; Band; Debate Team; ELA and Math Achievement Academy; Family Dynamics; LEGO Robotics Team; Musical Theater; Rugby; Chess; Seeds to Trees (City Parks Foundation); Shubert Foundation Broadway Jr. Program; Spelling Bee Team; Stem & Leaf Math Club; Track TeamFlag FootballTrack and Field11208BROOKLYN30542116430902193040690001East New York-73.87961440.6693871919K760Highland Park Community SchoolThe mission of Highland Park Community School (HPCS) is to cultivate empowered leaders and bold thinkers that create innovative solutions to problems locally and globally. Each grade has a real-world, project-based theme through which all instruction is connected. Students like these projects because they provide opportunities to tackle important social issues, make a difference in their community, be creative, and have fun while they apply new skills. Our scholars benefit from rigorous, exploratory instruction that prepares them for the best high schools and provides the foundation needed for college and career. Our advisory program supports students' social and emotional needs, and guides them as they develop and act on Individual Goal Plans (IGPs) focused on academic and personal goals. We encourage parent involvement that goes beyond attending PTA meetings-family members are encouraged to join us on field trips, volunteer, participate in projects, and support our initiatives.Cypress Hills
528 Ridgewood Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11208
YesNot Accessible718-235-1785highlandparkschool.orgJ, Z to Crescent StB13, Q24, Q56K760UHighland Park Community SchoolOpen21841222595YesNoOpen to students and residents of District 19Priority to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 19...Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above...........................................................................................................................................2613Williamsburg High School for Architecture and DesignAcademy of Innovative TechnologyBrooklyn Preparatory High School86319Gr 6-8No8am-2:20pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–OfferedYesYesYesItalianAlgebra I, Geometry, Living Environment, US HistoryAcademic Intervention (Math, ELA), Aperture Photography, Art, Coding (Video Game), Community Service, English as a New Language Club, Globaloria, Italian, Maker Space Design, Mentoring Program with High School and College Students, Regents Prep courses (US History, Living Environment, Algebra), Student Mentoring Programs (MBK and Che House for boys, DOVE for girls)After-School Tutoring, Art, Boys and Girls Basketball Teams, Cheerleading, Chess, Community Service, Dance, Glee Club, Maker Space Design, Mentoring Program with High School and College Students, Photography, Piano Lessons, Saturday Academy, SoccerDance, StepMiddle School Basketball League: Boy's Team11208BROOKLYN30537118430924563041340020Cypress Hills-City Line-73.86962540.686181919K907M.S. 907M.S. 907 opened its doors in Fall 2018. Imagine a place where your child’s creativity is tapped, their intellect is nurtured, their artistic talents are sharpened, and they are supported and happy. Welcome to M.S. 907 - a place for students to discover who they were meant to be! Our school combines standards-based academic instruction, exposure to the arts, and a projects-based approach to educate our students. And for those who exhibit exceptional academic or artistic aptitude, our Gifted and Talented program will challenge them so they can excel. Our model relies on student choice and exposure. Each semester sixth and seventh grade students will choose an arts elective (music, visual arts, creative writing, theater, and dance) to explore their skillsets. In their eighth grade year, students may narrow their focus to one specific arts connection to supplement their academics as they prepare for high school, college, and professional careers. Daily academic experiences will also be enriched for all students by authentic curricular connections to the arts. Picture it! As part of their creative arts or music elective, your child can learn to write poetry or songs to show the experiences of those they learn about in their humanities classes. Or, during dance elective, they can choreograph a jazz piece using their newfound math knowledge. As students grow at M.S. 907, they will build positive and enduring relationships with each other and the adults around them and develop their sense of self. They will also practice critical life skills such as persistence, flexible thinking, and innovation, habits of mind which will prepare them to be productive citizens in a 21st century global community. Every day our students will live our motto: Curiosity and creativity spark self-discovery!East New York
590 Sheffield Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11207
Yes—19K190Accessible718-240-2700, ext. 2034schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolL to New Lots Ave; 3 to Pennsylvania Ave: B14, B15, B20, B83K907UM.S. 907OpenN/AN/AN/AN/A1248N/AN/AOpen to students and residents of BrooklynPriority to students and residents of District 19Then to students and residents of Brooklyn...Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order ofthe priority groups listed above......K907AM.S. 907 Gifted and Talented ProgramComposite ScoreN/AN/AN/AN/A624N/AN/AOpen to studentsand residents of Brooklyn......Academic and Personal Behaviors: 10%  Attendance: 10%  Final 4th GradeReport Card: 45%  New York State ELA Exam: 17.5%  New York State Math Exam: 17.5%................................................................................................................................N/AN/AN/AN/AN/A6 (School willserve grades 6-8 by Fall 2020)NoTBDYesTBDTBDTBDTBDTBDTo be determined based on community input.Music, Visual Arts, Creative Writing, Theater, DanceTo be determined based on community inputTo be determined based on community input11207BROOKLYN30542112830854913038380018East New York (Pennsylvania Ave)-73.89444140.6623262222K014J.H.S. 014 Shell BankStudents at Shell Bank enjoy getting to know their teachers in small group settings. Our programming allows teachers, administrators, and guidance counselors to get to know students on an individual basis. Shell Bank maintains unique programs that focus on college-and career-readiness, including an ongoing collaborative support system with parents. We offer a selection of courses that incorporate project based learning and student interest. Students can qualify for our elite SOAR program, which is based on Harvard University's Project Zero-this develops critical thinking, insight, and analysis capabilities. Each student in SOAR will be provided with a Chrome Book to help them experience media literacy and explore cross disciplinary thinking. Shell Bank students are educated through Google Classroom which allows parents to access student learning experiences and facilitates interactions between students, staff and home. Our school has a partnership with North Shore Animal League- students work with shelter and therapy dogs through our exclusive Muttigree and Comfort Dog programs. Our school also has the only ACES middle school program in District 22, which is staffed by teachers with special training and experience in this area.Sheepshead Bay
2424 Batchelder Street, Brooklyn NY 11235
NoPartially Accessible718-743-0220shellbank.weebly.comN/AB3, B31, B36, B4, B44, B44-SBS, BM3, BM4K014AShell Bank (J.H.S. 14): Center for Intellectually Gifted (CIG)Composite Score17825321254NoYesOpen to students and residents of District 22..4th Grade New York State ELA Exam: 20%4th Grade New York State Math Exam: 20%Academic and Personal Behaviors: 10%Attendance: 10%Final 4th Grade Report Card: 40%.....K014UShell Bank (J.H.S. 14): Priority to Zoned StudentsOpen199651240191NoNoOpen to students and residents of District 22Priority to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 22.......Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above................................................................................................................................942525James Madison High SchoolAbraham Lincoln High SchoolMidwood High School77525Gr 6-8No7:45am-2:05pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageNoNoNoNoSpanishAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentChorus, College Prep Talk, Computers and Coding, Debate, Drama, Environmental Science, Fashion, Film, French Culture, Gardening, Leadership through Sports, Mosaics, Music Through the Decades, "Muttigrees" (involves working with pets through North Shore Animal League), Preparation for Specialized High School, Sports Club, Theater Arts, Traveling Readers (where students go to elementary schools), ViolinArt; Clothing and Gift Drives; Dance; Debate Team; Drama Team; Millennium SONYC Program; Partnerships: Brooklyn Law School, Marquis Studio, NY Supreme Court, Police Athletic League, Shubert Theatre; Track and Field; Tutoring in ELA and Math; Urban AdvantageBasketball LeagueFitness Club, VolleyballBadminton, Basketball, Cheerleading, Football11235BROOKLYN3154859632036173074240001Sheepshead Bay-Gerritsen Beach-Manhattan Beach-73.93767240.5935212222K078Roy H. Mann - I.S. 78At Roy H. Mann, The School for Architectural Design and Innovative Technology, our mission is to provide all students with engaging, rigorous, and technology-based learning opportunities which align with the Common Core Learning Standards. All classrooms are air-conditioned and feature a 65-inch LED flat panel SMARTboard. Our students enjoy personalized attention from our dedicated grade teams. Every student has access to a full-time academic counselor, a vibrant and diverse arts program, and meaningful afterschool activities. Teachers utilize online academic enrichment programs (Achieve3000 & I-Ready Math), to collect data that informs instruction, which leads to improved ELA and math skills. Through our Schoolwide Enrichment Model (SEM), students develop skills, foster positive relationships, and experience social growth. Our enrichment clusters, and our embedded organizational skills program, promote creativity and collaboration, as well as support college and career readiness and community service. In partnership with staff, families and the community, we foster the emotional, social and intellectual growth of our students to prepare them to reach their full academic potential and become outstanding citizens.Bergen Beach
1420 East 68th Street, Brooklyn NY 11234
YesNot Accessible718-763-4701www.RoyHMann.comN/AB100, B3, B41, B46, B47, BM1K078ARoy H. Mann: Center for Intellectually Gifted (CIG)Composite Score26334531149YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 22..4th Grade New York State ELA Exam: 20%4th Grade New York State Math Exam: 20%Academic and Personal Behaviors: 10%Attendance: 10%Final 4th Grade Report Card: 40%.....K078URoy H. Mann: Priority to Zoned StudentsOpen235791156267NoNoOpen to students and residents of District 22Priority to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 22.......Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above................................................................................................................................992618James Madison High SchoolEdward R. Murrow High SchoolMidwood High School95567Gr 6-8No8 am-2:20 pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageYes–ExpectedYes–After-SchoolYes–Academic support for certain students.Yes–Saturday programSpanishAlgebra I, Earth ScienceAchieve3000 Online Enrichment Learning, Ballroom Dance, Band, Fine Arts, Health, i-Ready Math Online Enrichment Learning, Student Organizational Skills Class, Technology, Schoolwide Enrichment Model (Students select SEM clusters to participate in during the Fall and Spring semesters. SEM clusters are connected to charitable organizations). SEM options include: Ballroom Dance, Band, Bridge Building, Carpentry, Cooking, Drama, Fine Arts, Mindful Fitness, Peer Mediation, Robotics, RocketryWe offer a wide variety of after-school activities including: Art, Chess, Culinary Skills, Drama, Drumming, Film & Radio, Gardening, Guitar, Hip Hop Dance, Homework Help, Kaplan Test Preparation, Peer Mediation, Photography, Social Justice, Video GamingArchery Team, Basketball Team, Flag Football Team, Floor Ball, Soccer Team, Step Team, Volleyball11234BROOKLYN318466960232364963083880002Georgetown-Marine Park-Bergen Beach-Mill Basin-73.9128740.6212242222K109P.S./I.S. 109Our students receive a quality education in a small nurturing learning environment. It's a place where everybody knows your name. Parents appreciate our small educational community, our emphasis on science and technology, and our desire to equip each and every student with the necessary tools to become leaders of tomorrow. We are part of the iLearnNYC program. iLearnNYC schools are implementing online and blended learning to expand current school boundaries that limit how and when a student can learn. iLearnNYC empowers teachers, administrators, students, and parents with cutting-edge resources, including online content, real-time data on student work, and many more educational tools.East Flatbush
1001 East 45th Street, Brooklyn NY 11203
YesFully Accessible718-693-3426schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolN/AB103, B46, B46-SBS, B6, B7, B8, BM2K109CGlenwood Academy for Science & Technology: Open to Continuing StudentsOpenContinuing StudentsContinuing StudentsContinuing StudentsContinuing StudentsContinuing StudentsContinuing StudentsContinuing StudentsContinuing StudentsOpen only to continuing 5th grade students.............................................................................................................................................893015Midwood High SchoolEdward R. Murrow High SchoolJames Madison High School73681Gr K-8No8am-5pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–OfferedYesNoYes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichment.SpanishAlgebra I, Living Environment, SpanishNYS Regents coursesArt, Basketball, Chess, Dance Teams, Global Kids, My Brother's Keeper, Step Team/Club, Student Government, Volleyball, Yearbook ClubDevelopmental Basketball, Fitness Club, VolleyballBasketball, Flag Football, Step11203BROOKLYN3174583631145263050220002East Flatbush-Farragut-73.93358240.6364552222K206P.S. 206 Joseph F LambP.S./I.S. 206 is a multi-cultural school with approximately 1,500 students, 400 of which are in our middle school. Students have the opportunity for engaging discussions centered on critical thinking. Staff and administrators know students by their names and support their individual needs. Parents often want their child to attend our school because they feel confident that their child is in a safe and highly rigorous school. Students enjoy a healthy balance of strong academic instruction along with opportunities to develop their strengths in technology and the arts. Community service is a staple of our school and students enjoy the rewards of helping others. One of the most coveted positions is that of a student mentor where middle school students are able to support elementary students both academically and socially. SMART Boards, digital projectors, iPads, personal Androids, and over 200 new wireless laptops ensure that our students are ready for the technology-driven future. We also have an Arts program that includes Visual Arts, Sculpture, Band, Drama and Dance. Students have individualized programming and have the opportunity to make choices in their schedule as they prepare for high school.Sheepshead Bay
2200 Gravesend Neck Road, Brooklyn NY 11229
NoNot Accessible718-743-5598ps206brooklyn.orgQ to Neck RdB3, B36, B44, B44-SBS, B49, BM3K206USchool for Mathematical Science: Open to Continuing StudentsOpenContinuing StudentsContinuing StudentsContinuing StudentsContinuing StudentsContinuing StudentsContinuing StudentsContinuing StudentsContinuing StudentsOpen only to continuing 5th grade students.............................................................................................................................................995249James Madison High SchoolMidwood High SchoolEdward R. Murrow High School721505Gr K-8No8:10am-2:30pmNoEnglish as a New Language, Dual Language: RussianYes–OfferedYes–After-SchoolNoNoLatin, SpanishAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentArt Portfolios, Coding, Dance, Drama, Enrichment in all content areas, Latin, School Newspaper, Sculpture, Spanish, Visual ArtCoding; Floor Hockey; Girls Empowerment Movement; Math Science STEM Program; Sports Programs including Basketball, Rugby, and VolleyballBadmintonBadminton, Flag Football, Soccer, Volleyball11229BROOKLYN315485940132010803073810201Sheepshead Bay-Gerritsen Beach-Manhattan Beach-73.94894640.5973692222K207P.S. 207 Elizabeth G. LearyWe have a diversity of special programs including many after-school activities. Through our after-school program our students have the option to participate in 2 drama performances. Fillmore Academy has a band and chorus program where middle school students and elementary school students perform together. Next year we will also have 3 new mobile science labs next year. One will be a STEM Lab and the other 2 will compliment our science curriculum in 7th and 8th grade. Through our big brother and big sister program middle school students mentor our 2nd and 3rd graders. Based on academic performance 8th grade students have the opportunity to take the Common Core Algebra Regents and/or Living Environment. Additionally an advanced art class is offered from 6-8th grade in order to prepare portfolios for art auditions for high school high schools. An enrichment program is offered to the middle school where students are exposed to animation, yoga, coding, bucket drumming, journalism, and NY Road Runners. Students and parents appreciate our academically-challenging curriculum and small middle school setting.Marine Park
4011 Fillmore Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11234
NoNot Accessible718-645-8667schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolN/AB100, B2, B3, B41, B46, B46-SBS, B9, Q35K207UElizabeth G. Leary (P.S. 207): Open to Continuing StudentsOpenContinuing StudentsContinuing StudentsContinuing StudentsContinuing StudentsContinuing StudentsContinuing StudentsContinuing StudentsContinuing StudentsOpen only to continuing 5th grade students.............................................................................................................................................955550James Madison High SchoolMidwood High SchoolEdward R. Murrow High School891228Gr K-8No8:20am-2:40pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–OfferedNoNoYes–Saturday program for test prepSpanishAlgebra I, Living Environment, SpanishAdvanced Art, Art, Bucket Drumming, Chess, Chorus, Enrichment (Band, Design, Disney Animation, Math Team, Green Team, STEM Related Project Classes, Yoga), Jazz Band, Study HallArchery, Basketball Teams, Chess, Creative Arts, Digital Media, Drama, Floor Hockey, Safe Zone, STEM Activities, Step, Student Council, TrackDevelopmental Basketball, Flag Football, Floor HockeyArchery, Basketball11234BROOKLYN3184665232393883084840001Georgetown-Marine Park-Bergen Beach-Mill Basin-73.93012940.6133532222K890M.S. 890We believe that a well-rounded individual, passionate about learning and committed to his or her talents, is best prepared for the demands of the modern career landscape. Through the approach of the Schoolwide Enrichment Model, the staff of M.S. 890 is committed to creating an engaging, supportive, and rigorous learning environment for everyone. Students choose an enrichment cohort and work side-by-side with their peers to dive deeply into their selected content area. Through guest speakers, field trips, and authentic learning tasks, students become experts in their selected field and work towards a culminating capstone project in senior year, during which they solve a self-identified problem or question and present their findings to the community. As a result, students grow as independent thinkers and apply what they learn to devise solutions that have a positive impact on their world. In addition, we offer opportunities for students to pursue their interests in sports, music, drama, clubs, foreign language, and writing both during and after school. Parents have a voice in school-based decisions via the School Leadership Team, Parent Association, fundraising, and our varied parent engagement events.Kensington
510 Coney Island Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11218
YesFully Accessible929-397-9200www.ms890.orgF, G, to Fort Hamilton Parkway; Q to Beverley RoadB103, B16, B35, B68, BM3, BM4K890UM.S. 890Open35291561674YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 22..Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected...........................................................................................................................................117Gr 6-7No8:40am-3pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–ExpectedN/AYesYes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichment.KoreanBlended Learning, Comic Book Production, Engineering, Food Science, Journalism, Korean, Music and Visual Art, Musical History, Robotics, Urban AgricultureBand, Big Brother/Big Sister, Book Club, Boys Basketball, Chess, Chorus, Co-ed Soccer, Coding, Debate, Girls Basketball, Musical Theater, Peer Tutoring, Robotics, Student Government, Student Newspaper, Student Tech Team, Web DesignSoccerSoccerBasketball, Soccer11218BROOKLYN3124049230000003053420006Kensington-Ocean Parkway-73.9705240.6451992222K234J.H.S. 234 Arthur W. CunninghamCunningham is a family-oriented, safe, and nurturing school whose students come from more than 30 different countries. In an effort to prepare our student body for college and career, we empower them to think critically and engage in rich peer-to-peer collaboration across all disciplines. Cunningham focuses on science, engineering, technology, math, the Arts, sustainability, and environmental issues through hands-on STEAM related activities, robotics, coding, Ever-fi, residencies, field trips, partnerships, Live Theater Program and service-learning opportunities. Students will become communicators and collaborators while learning new and exciting engineering and technology skills, conducting research, applying math concepts, enjoying the performing Arts and striving to create a model for a sustainable community. The program heightens students' curiosity in STEAM subjects by laying a solid foundation for futures in science, engineering, math, the performing Arts and tech fields through all subject areas by teaching the critical skills that life and work demand.Madison
1875 East 17th Street, Brooklyn NY 11229
NoPartially Accessible718-645-1334is234.comB, Q to Kings HighwayB100, B2, B3, B31, B49, B68, B7, B82, BM3K234ACenter for Intellectually Gifted (CIG)Composite Score1335914915627YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 22..4th Grade New York State ELA Exam: 20%4th Grade New York State Math Exam: 20%Academic and Personal Behaviors: 10%Attendance: 10%Final 4th Grade Report Card: 40%.....K234UArthur W. Cunningham (J.H.S. 234): Priority to Zoned StudentsOpen13452004376364YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 22Priority to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 22.......Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above................................................................................................................................996157James Madison High SchoolMidwood High SchoolBrooklyn Technical High School781907Gr 6-8No8am-2:20pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageYes–OfferedYesYes–Academic support and enrichment.Yes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichment.American Sign Language, SpanishAlgebra I, Earth Science, Spanish, US HistoryAmerican Sign Language, Art, Chorus, Coding, Cosmetology, Crime Lab, Dance, Engineering, Environmental Action, Foreign Language, Guitar, Instrumental Band, Invent-a-Product, Journalism, Math Olympiad, Oceanography, Robotics, Specialized High School Test Preparation, Theater, Yearbook3-D Sculpture; Chess; Coding; Community Service; Dance; Drama; Engineering; Eureka; Math Team; Model UN; Modern Rock Band; MOUSE Squad; Reading and Math Enrichment; Robotics; Saturday Academy; English as a New Language Enrichment; Science Olympiad; Vocal Music; Web DesignBasketball LeagueVolleyball LeagueCross CountryCheerleading, Girls Basketball11229BROOKLYN3154855831840573068210244Madison-73.95548540.604222222K240Andries HuddeAndries Hudde, I.S. 240 STEM Magnet School, promotes choice, equity, diversity, and excellence for all students. Students have full access to cutting edge, state of the art technology, preparing them for 21st century STEM based careers. Our students make real world connections through instruction. We create, collaborate, character build, and foster good self-esteem. We educate the whole child. We believe our instruction builds community, perks student curiosity, and bridges gaps. Our mission is to empower our students by providing solid academic skills, supporting them with resources that will make for dynamic future leaders and entrepreneurs. Our goal is to maximize student growth by providing them with a well-rounded, interdisciplinary education through project-based learning. Students will experience hands-on innovation, making for critical and creative thinkers. Students love to be at Hudde because of the many after-school and Saturday activities. We are rigorous, safe, and nurturing. We value the uniqueness of each student, preparing them for academic, artistic, musical, physical, and social/emotional growth. Hudde is more than a school, we are a family that is "Magnificent in Midwood".Midwood
2500 Nostrand Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11210
YesNot Accessible718-253-3700tinyurl.com/is240stemmagnetN/AB11, B41, B44, B44-SBS, B49, B6, B7, B82, B9, BM1, BM3, BM4K240UAndries Hudde (I.S. 240)Open4021132247223NoYesOpen to students and residents of District 22Priority to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 22...Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above.....K240VAndries Hudde (I.S. 240) Magnet School of STEMOpen12211525NoNoOpen to students and residents of District 21......Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected................................................................................................................................923222Midwood High SchoolEdward R. Murrow High SchoolAbraham Lincoln High School67743Gr 6-8No8am-2:20pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageNoYesNoYes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichment.French, Italian, SpanishAlgebra I, Spanish, US HistoryBand, Orchestra, SEM (School Enrichment Model) Related Arts, Visual ArtsAcademic Intervention and Enrichment; Archery; ARISTA Jr. Honor Society & Hudde Honors; Banking on Our Future; Broadway Jr.; CAMBA Community Based Organization; Chess (Competitions around the city); Coding; Dance; Drama; East Flatbush Village; Garden; Girl Be Heard; Glee; Guitar; Homework Help; LEGO Robotics; Music; Partnership with the District Attorney’s Office; Puppetry Animation; Student GovernmentDevelopmental Basketball, Fitness Club, SoccerArchery, Basketball (travelling league), Soccer, Step, Zumba11210BROOKLYN3144574832086383076290030Midwood-73.94627940.6235612222K278J.H.S. 278 Marine ParkMarine Park J.H.S., located within the beautiful surroundings of Marine Park, provides a nurturing school environment where students develop college- and career-readiness through high level academics, various arts programs, and technology. Tech is infused into all of our classrooms through the use of SMART Boards, laptops, iPads, and e-readers. Students research skills on building and design which they explore through our award-winning STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) programs. Students also discover their talents through our arts programs. Marine Park embraces the comfort of our students in a fully air-conditioned building including all classrooms, the gymnasium, the cafeteria, and the auditorium. Parents and teachers enjoy a close relationship. There are multiple opportunities for correspondence including emails, PupilPath, School Messenger, phone calls, SLT, PA meetings, and parent workshops.Marine Park
1925 Stuart Street, Brooklyn NY 11229
NoNot Accessible718-375-3523schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolN/AB100, B2, B3, B31, B36, B41, B44, B44-SBS, BM4K278AMarine Park (J.H.S. 278): Center for Intellectually Gifted (CIG)Composite Score808891681150YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 22..4th Grade New York State ELA Exam: 20%4th Grade New York State Math Exam: 20%Academic and Personal Behaviors: 10%Attendance: 10%Final 4th Grade Report Card: 40%.....K278UMarine Park (J.H.S. 278): Priority to Zoned StudentsOpen7951783353254YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 22Priority to students residing in the zoneThen to students and residents of District 22.......Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above................................................................................................................................974840James Madison High SchoolMidwood High SchoolEdward R. Murrow High School751106Gr 6-8No8am-2:20pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageYes–OfferedYesYes–Academic support for certain students.Yes–Saturday program for certain students.SpanishAlgebra I, Living Environment, Spanish, US HistoryArt, Bucket Drumming, Chorus, Coding, Digital Photography, Drama, Guitar, Keyboard, Robotics, Sea Perch, Symphonic BandArista/Archon; Black Box Theater; Debate Team; Eureka Science Project; Jazz Bands; Kiwanis Builder’s Club; Marching Band; Mock Trial; Moot Court; NEST Program; Relay for Life; SHSAT Prep; Student Council; YearbookTennis, Volleyball, Volleyball LeagueBasketball, Dance, Fitness Club, Soccer, Volleyball11229BROOKLYN3154666632398893084960100park-cemetery-etc-Brooklyn-73.93917640.606652222K381I. S. 381I.S. 381 offers an intimate and nurturing environment for students where rigor and excellence is valued. Our staff works collaboratively to develop enriched, individualized curricula designed to meet the learning and social developmental needs of students. We offer both accelerated and school wide enrichment courses that promote students' interests and abilities. Accelerated course offerings include regents courses in Common Core Algebra I, Living Environment, and American History. Enrichment clusters include: photography, drama, movie making, visual art, LEGO robotics, dance, game design, computer coding, track and field, and blogging. All students participate in foreign language and visual arts classes. The school also offers Specialized High Schools Test preparation, and is a recipient of the SHSAT Pilot Program. This pilot program will provide students with the opportunity to participate in a complimentary after-school test prep course, as well as allow students to sit for the SHSAT examination at our school site, during the school day. Additionally, the school has a partnership with a community-based organization, Sports and Arts in School Foundations, that offers free after-school programs to all students.Midwood
2500 Nostrand Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11210
YesNot Accessible718-252-0058schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolN/AB11, B41, B44, B44-SBS, B49, B6, B7, B82, B9, BM1, BM3, BM4K381ACenter for Intellectually Gifted (CIG)Composite Score1752775624YesNoOpen to students and residents of District 22..4th Grade New York State ELA Exam: 20%4th Grade New York State Math Exam: 20%Academic and Personal Behaviors: 10%Attendance: 10%Final 4th Grade Report Card: 40%.....K381UCenter for Science, Mathematics & Computer ScienceOpen24966561149YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 22......Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected................................................................................................................................973725Midwood High SchoolEdward R. Murrow High SchoolJames Madison High School85244Gr 6-8No8AM-2:20PMYesEnglish as a New LanguageNoYesYes–Academic support for certain students.Yes–Saturday program for test prepLatinAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentAmerican History, Common Core Algebra, Living Environment, Renzulli Schoolwide Enrichment Program, Specialized High Schools Test PreparationCHAMPS; Girls’ Empowerment Movement (GEM); Jump Rope for Heart; Legal Outreach; Mighty Milers; Positive BehaviorIntervention in Schools; School Mental Health Consultant Program; School Wellness Program; Specialized High Schools Test Preparation; Sports and Arts in School Foundation After-School Program; Visual Art and Coding ClubsDevelopmental Basketball, VolleyballBasketball, Soccer11210BROOKLYN3144574832086383076290030Midwood-73.94627940.6235613030Q010I.S. 010 Horace GreeleyWe provide a diverse education in a supportive environment that promotes self-discipline, motivation, and excellence in learning. Our spirited atmosphere includes students wearing school uniforms daily and participating in teamwork initiatives. Our collaborations with parents and community partners help students to become self-sufficient and develop the skills needed to succeed and contribute responsibly to a global community.Astoria
45-11 31st Ave, Queens NY 11103
NoNot Accessible718-278-7054www.is10q.orgM, R to 46th StQ101, Q104, Q18, Q66Q010LThe Law, Citizenship, & Values Magnet ProgramLimited Unscreened26456451171YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 30Priority to students and residents of District 30 who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of District 30...Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above.....Q010ZZoned ProgramZonedOpen to students residing in the zone......................................................................................................................................974635William Cullen Bryant High SchoolQueens Vocational and Technical High SchoolAviation Career & Technical Education High School89741Gr 6-8No8am-2:20pmYes—Official uniform must be purchasedEnglish as a New LanguageYes–OfferedYesYes–Academic support for certain students.NoSpanishAlgebra ISpecial Progress (SP) Math, SP ScienceAfter-School Tutoring Programs; Chorus; Drama Club; Guitar for Beginners; Intramural Sports Club; Specialized High School Preparation; Stage Crews; Visual ArtsDevelopmental BasketballVolleyball, Volleyball LeagueBaseballBasketball11103QUEENS4012215140126644007140001Astoria-73.91290240.7593633030Q078The Robert F. Wagner Jr. School (P.S./I.S. 78)We focus on providing our students with a challenging and global education while meeting the emotional, creative, and social needs of all students. We focus on critical thinking and problem solving through interactive literacy and math activities, enhanced through an integration of the arts into the core curriculum. Parents are actively involved in their children's education and we share the joys of watching our children grow, learn new skills, and make friends. We implement the Renzulli Schoolwide Enrichment Model (SEM) in all grades and include parent talent, community volunteers, and experts from the community in developing an enrichment curriculum. By addressing the needs of all students, including our students with special needs, English Language Learners, and gifted students, the SEM Model engages all of the children in visual, musical, spatial, and kinesthetic activities through their interests and talents thereby enabling them to enhance their academic potential.Long Island City
48-09 Center Boulevard, Queens NY 11109
YesFully Accessible718-392-5402ps78.comG to 21st St; 7 to Vernon Blvd-Jackson AveB32, B62, Q67Q078ZP.S./I.S. 78QZonedOpen to continuing 5th grade students and students residing in the elementary school zonePriority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students residing in the elementary school zone...Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups............................................................................................................................................995851Academy of American Studies84706Gr K-8No8:10am-2:30pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageYes–ExpectedYesNoYes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichment.SpanishAlgebra IArt, Band/Orchestra, Chorus, Robotics, TechnologyAfter-School programs include: Academic Support; Band; CASA; Chorus; Community Service; Dance; Drama; Fitness; Guitar; LEGO Robotics; Metropolitan Museum of Art; Nutritional Learning Garden; Saturday Academy; Spanish Academic Support; Student GovernmentDevelopmental Basketball, Soccer, Volleyball11109QUEENS40226140000194000180001Hunters Point-Sunnyside-West Maspeth-73.95797140.7447533030Q111P.S. 111 Jacob BlackwellCommunity School 111Q has achieved success on the path to demonstrable improvement. A forerunner in Renewal efforts, we are implementing cutting edge educational programs that are supporting our scholars, parents, teachers, staff members, and the community. Our scholars engage in discussions with their peers and staff as they study academic and social theories and writing in all of the core subjects. We have implemented the Teacher's College Writing Curriculum, evaluative portfolios in core subject areas, the use of daily formative assessments to monitor progress, independent reading, myON, and Mathletics computer-based interventions and a balanced approach to literacy, science, social studies, and math instruction.Long Island City
37-15 13th Street, Queens NY 11101
YesNot Accessible718-786-2073ps111q.orgF to 21st St - QueensbridgeQ100, Q102, Q103, Q104, Q66, Q69Q111UJacob Blackwell (P.S. 111) Federal Magnet ProgramOpen15127321156NoNoOpen to students and residents of QueensPriority to students and residents of District 30Then to students and residents of Queens...Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above.....Q111ZJacob Blackwell (P.S. 111) Zoned ProgramZonedOpen to continuing 5th grade students and students residing in the elementary school zonePriority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students residing in the elementary school zone.......Last year, this program only admitted students from priority group 1.................................................................................................................................812214Flushing High School90316Gr K-8Yes, Center for Supportive Schools8am-4pmYes—Official uniform must be purchasedEnglish as a New LanguageYes–ExpectedYesYes–Academic support and enrichment.Yes–Saturday program for test prepAlvin Ailey Dance Class, ARMOR Chorus, City Harvest Cooking, Community Word Project-Spoken Word, Lincoln Center Theater, Living Environment Regents, Mock Trial-Debate, Mustang Basketball Team, Scholar Government, Science; Our school is fully equipped with two science labs, a computer lab, a theater auditorium, a full-sized gymnasium, a mirrored dance room with a hard wood dance floor, a library, a cafe, and a Family RoomAlvin Ailey DanceKids; Annual School Art Fair; Art Club; CitiBank Field Day; Middle School Community Service Program; St. John’s University Tutors; Technology Science FairBasketball, Cheerleading, Step11101QUEENS401264340044194003630001Queensbridge-Ravenswood-Long Island City-73.9393840.7588313030Q122P.S. 122 Mamie FayOur Academy for the Intellectually Gifted at P.S. 122 is a district-wide Gifted and Talented program with a rich history. Our program design aims to maximize the degree of academic acceleration while providing a diverse array of enrichment opportunities and an emphasis on the physical, social, and emotional well-being of the exceptional students who are admitted to our school. We are committed to the goal of creating lifelong learners by providing a stimulating academic environment centered on students' interests. Academic content work incorporates many opportunities to engage in problem-based learning (PBL), challenging and creative projects, and teacher assessments, as well as self or peer assessments. Students are well prepared for academic requirements of New York City's specialized high schools. At "The Academy," we welcome the constructive participation of all stakeholders. We recognize that vibrant home/school/community partnerships increase the chances of maximizing our students' potential.Astoria
21-21 Ditmars Boulevard, Queens NY 11105
NoNot Accessible718-721-6410mamiefayps122.wordpress.comN, Q to Astoria - Ditmars BlvdQ100, Q69Q122AAcademy for Intellectually Gifted and TalentedComposite Score721356N/A0120YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 30Priority to students in the Gifted & Talented program at P.S. 122 or P.S. 150Then to students and residents of District 30...Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.4th Grade New York State ELA Exam: 17.5%4th Grade New York State Math Exam: 17.5%Academic and Personal Behaviors: 20%Attendance: 10%Final 4th Grade Report Card: 35%...........................................................................................................................................1009999Stuyvesant High SchoolThe Bronx High School of ScienceAcademy of American Studies961361Gr K-8No8:10am-2:30pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageNoNoNoNoSpanishAlgebra I, Living Environment, SpanishCivics Education, Dance, Music (Instrumental and Vocal), Service Learning, Student Government, Visual ArtChess; Chorus; Debate; Debate Club/Team; Gardening Club; Invention Convention; Magic Box Videography Productions; Math Club/Team; National Jr. Honor Society; Solar One/Green Design Lab; Teachers and Writers Collaborative; Yearbook; YogaDevelopmental Basketball, Soccer, VolleyballFloor Hockey, Track and Field11105QUEENS4012210340196334008800001Steinway-73.91665540.7803473030Q126Albert Shanker School for Visual and Performing ArtsI.S. 126 is committed to providing a safe learning environment where all students are held accountable to reach high levels of academic achievement. We challenge our students with a rigorous curriculum and college-readiness expectations. In addition to Regents classes, we offer preparatory classes for the Specialized High School Admissions Test (SHSAT) and the NYS State exams. I.S. 126 has a partnership with City Year, who assist our students in developing their academic and leadership skills. We enrich our students through arts residencies with our partners. We have a science lab and computer labs that are state-of-the-art. These programs allow us to extend the academic rigor in the classrooms. I.S. 126 believes parents are equal partners in their children's education. We foster an open-door policy, where parents are encouraged to communicate and build successful relationships with school leaders. We offer bus service for eligible sixth graders. We also have arts residencies with Community Word Project and Alvin Ailey.Astoria
31-51 21st Street, Queens NY 11106
YesNot Accessible718-274-8316is126q.comN, Q to BroadwayQ100, Q102, Q103, Q104, Q18, Q19, Q66, Q69Q126AI.S. 126 Albert Shanker School for Visual and Performing ArtsComposite Score362216060YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 30Priority to students in the Gifted & Talented program at P.S. 166Then to students and residents of District 30...Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.4th Grade New York State ELA Exam: 17.5%4th Grade New York State Math Exam: 17.5%Academic and Personal Behaviors: 20%Attendance: 10%Final 4th Grade Report Card: 35%.....Q126LVisual & Performing Arts Magnet SchoolLimited Unscreened1733334852NoYesOpen to students and residents of District 30Priority to students and residents of District 30 who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of District 30.......Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above.........Q126ZZoned ProgramZonedOpen to students residing in the zone.......................................................................................................................964033Long Island City High SchoolInformation Technology High SchoolQueens Vocational and Technical High School78658Gr 6-8No8am-2:20pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–ExpectedYes–After-SchoolYes–Academic support and enrichment.NoSpanishAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentChorus; Drama Program; General Music; Visual Arts (three-year portfolio program)Achieve Now Academy (Saturdays from 9am-12pm); Animation; Chess; City Year; Garden; Gear Up Program; National Jr Honor Society; Partnerships with Alvin Ailey, Lincoln Center, and Gilgamesh Theater Group; Peer Mediation; Poetry; School Newsletter; School Wellness Grant; SHSAT Prep; Student Government; YMCA (recipients of the 2014-2015 Service Learning Grant); YearbookFitness Club, SoccerBasketball, Cheerleading, Cricket, Flag Football, Gymnastics, Tennis, Volleyball11106QUEENS401227740063824005530001Astoria-73.93070940.7662643030Q127Aerospace and Science Academy (P.S./I.S. 127)At P.S./I.S. 127 we will work collaboratively to promote the social and emotional growth of all students and cultivate self-motivated lifelong learners who are college and career ready. Our shared vision is to inspire students to pursue their dreams by fostering a safe, trusting, and nurturing environment that will promote academic, social, and emotional growth of all scholars at P.S./I.S. 127Q. Our school offers three different program choices for English Language Learners (ELL). We have a K-8 dual language program. Students entering the dual language program in the 6th grade are given a baseline assessment in order for our school to provide the best services to ELLs.East Elmhurst
98-01 25th Avenue, Queens NY 11369
NoNot Accessible718-446-4700schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolN/AM60-SBS, Q19, Q23, Q33, Q48, Q49, Q72Q127MP.S./I.S. 127 Spanish Dual Language ProgramScreened: Language2113286525NoNoOpen to students and residents of QueensPriority to 5th grade students in the P.S./I.S. 127 Dual Language ProgramThen to students and residents of Queens...Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAttendance & PunctualityELLs, Heritage Language Speakers, Participants of elementary school-level bilingual programsFinal 4th Grade Report Card.....Q127ZAerospace And Science AcademyZonedOpen to continuing 5th grade students and students residing in the elementary school zonePriority to continuing 5th grade studentsThen to students residing in the zone.......Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.................................................................................................................................893822William Cullen Bryant High SchoolLong Island City High SchoolFlushing High School831299Gr K-8No8am-2:20pmYes—Top and bottom-specific colors or stylesEnglish as a New Language, Dual Language: SpanishYes–ExpectedYes–After-SchoolNoYes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichment.SpanishArt, Chorus, Health, Language, Library Media, Music, TechnologyAdvisory; After-School Programs: Arts & Literacy; New York State ELA/MATH Test Sophistication; Title III After-School Program for English as a New Language Students; Clubs: Chorus; Debate; Drama; Poetry; Honor Roll Recognition Assemblies/Luncheons; Special Programs: Elmcor Youth and Adult Activities; Gender-Based Math Classes; Partnership with Shubert Arts Leadership InstituteDevelopmental Basketball, Fitness ClubBasketball11369QUEENS4032135740244874011090016East Elmhurst-73.87164140.7646463030Q141I.S. 141 - The SteinwayNestled in the heart of Astoria, I.S. 141, which ranks top 20% for the past 10 years, provides rigorous academic instruction in a caring and supportive learning environment. Our focus is to challenge our students to excel in their academics, to foster critical thinking and intellectual curiosity, and to ensure that our students acquire the skills necessary to excel in high school, college, and beyond. A "Respect for All" school, 141 offers a strong Honors program, which provides in-depth study and prepares students for Regents exams in Living Environment and Algebra I, while also promoting the arts and humanities, by offering dance, music, and two art courses. This year, 30 students were accepted into NYC's Specialized High Schools and 34 were accepted into Townsend Harris, Bard, Frank Sinatra, Beacon, Baccalaureate, Manhattan/Hunter Science High School, High School of Fashion Industries, and Talent Unlimited. Our parent coordinator offers biweekly parent workshops addressing such topics as transitioning to middle school, high school admission process, SHSAT, and adolescent development of middle school students. Most importantly, IS 141 fosters an open door policy for all parents and guardians.Steinway
37-11 21st Avenue, Queens NY 11105
NoNot Accessible718-278-6403IS141.orgN, Q to Astoria - Ditmars BlvdQ100, Q101, Q19, Q69Q141LMagnet for Advanced Mathematics, Technology & Environmental EngineeringLimited Unscreened58485761486YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 30Priority to students and residents of District 30 who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of District 30...Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above.....Q141ZZoned ProgramZonedOpen to students residing in the zone......................................................................................................................................996053Academy of American StudiesWilliam Cullen Bryant High SchoolLong Island City High School861107Gr 6-8No8am-2:20pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageYes–OfferedYesYes–Academic support for certain students.NoGreekAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentAdvisory, Computer Art, Computer Programming, Creative Writing, Dance, Dramatic Literature, Library Research, Music, Visual ArtsBand; Chess; Chorus; Coding; College Field Trips; ELA & Math Supplemental Support; ELL Supplemental Support; Girls in Science; Graphic Design; Hispanic Culture; Holiday Show; Monthly Student of the Month Assemblies; Multicultural Extravaganza; Museum Trips; Musical Theater Program; National Junior Honor Society (Arista); NYS Science Test Prep; Overnight Trips to Boston, Washington, DC, and Philadelphia; Photography; Principal's Honor Roll Celebration; Regents Test Prep; SHSAT Prep; Visual ArtsMighty Milers, Volleyball11105QUEENS401221230140161024008100001Steinway-73.9050940.7755893030Q145Joseph Pulitzer (I.S. 145) Magnet School of Innovation and Applied LearningWe offer five themed academies: Math & Business, Science & Technology, Journalism & Media Arts, Law & Humanities, and International. Our educational mission is to create a community of active learners, enabling our students to reach their full intellectual potential in developing 21st century skills. We also offer an excellent dual language program as well as bilingual and English as a New Language classes.Jackson Heights
33-34 80th Street, Queens NY 11372
NoPartially Accessible718-457-1242is145.schoolwires.net7 to 82nd St-Jackson HeightsQ32, Q33, Q47, Q49, Q66, QM3Q145UJoseph Pulitzer I.S. 145Q Magnet School of Innovation and Applied LearningOpen2243865739YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 30..Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected.....Q145ZZoned ProgramZonedOpen to students residing in the zone......................................................................................................................................973631Long Island City High SchoolQueens Vocational and Technical High SchoolJohn Bowne High School891699Gr 6-8No7:55am-2:15pmYesEnglish as a New Language, Dual Language: Spanish, Transitional Bilingual Education: SpanishYes–OfferedYesYesYesSpanishAlgebra I, Earth Science, Living Environment, SpanishBand, Chorus, Computer Science, Cooking/Nutrition, Health, Spanish, STEAMArt; Community Service; Gear Up Preparatory Program (Brother and Sister Empowerment Group, College Visits, Math/ELA Enrichment); Model UN; Moving Image; Music; Project BOOST; SONYCE Program (Cheerleading, Dance, Music, Arts & Crafts, Fashion, Robotics, Homework Help); Student Government (GO); Teen Thursdays; Urban AdvantageDevelopmental Basketball, Flag Football, VolleyballHandball, Soccer, Softball11372QUEENS4032528544427644012520001Jackson Heights-73.88711240.7546613030Q204I.S. 204 Oliver W. HolmesWhat parents like best about The OWH School: our safe and welcoming environment, our rigorous curricula that prepares students for college and careers, student-led conferences, the dual language, NEST, bilingual and magnet programs, our core values, our open-door policy, frequent communication, small communities to meet the social and emotional needs of all children, Honors and Regents courses, our on-line grade book (PupilPath), Class Dojo, science/STEM research, interdisciplinary projects, awards celebrations, parent workshops, free adult English as a New Language classes, community partnerships, and high expectations for all students and staff members. What students like best about OWH: a feeling of safety, our challenging academic environment, student collaboration and critical thinking, student-led conferences, teachers, student-centered classrooms, updated technology, lunch clubs, STEM, CUNY Arts, Brain Power, Sanford Harmony, Town-Hall, College and Career Days, Harlem Magic Masters Basketball, accessibility to staff, Google Docs, small classes, Greater Ridgewood After-School Beacon Program, school spirit days, free tutoring, and students feeling exceptionally well-prepared for high school, college, and a career.Long Island City
36-41 28th Street, Queens NY 11106
YesNot Accessible718-937-1463schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolN, Q to 36 Ave-Washington Ave; M, R to 36th St; F to 21st St - Queensbridge; E to Queens PlazaQ100, Q101, Q102, Q103, Q104, Q66, Q69Q204MThe Oliver Wendell Holmes Spanish Dual Language ProgramScreened: Language23347331575NoYesOpen to students and residents of Queens..English Language Learners (ELLs), Heritage Language Speakers of the target language, Participants of elementary school-level Dual Language and Transitional Bilingual Education programs in the target language.4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAcademic and Personal BehaviorsAttendanceAttendance at an info sessionELLs, Heritage Language Speakers, Participants of elementary school-level bilingual programsFinal 4th Grade Report Card.....Q204UThe STEM Magnet Program at The Oliver Wendell Holmes SchoolOpen6423121278NoNoOpen to students and residents of District 30......Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected.........Q204ZThe Oliver Wendell Holmes School Zoned ProgramZonedOpen to students residing in the zone.......................................................................................................................862923Long Island City High SchoolInformation Technology High SchoolWilliam Cullen Bryant High School81484Gr 6-8No8am-2:20pmYesEnglish as a New Language, Dual Language: SpanishYes–ExpectedYesYes–For incoming sixth graders and for Academic support and enrichment.Yes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichment.Arabic, French, Greek, Italian, SpanishAlgebra I, Earth ScienceEnrichment Classes: Advisory, Art, Chorus, Computer Science, Dance, Drama, Foreign Language Classes (Arabic, French, Spanish, Greek, & Italian), Post-Secondary/College and Career Skills Classes, Pre-Regents Classes for Grades Six and Seven, Specialized High School Test Preparatory Course, STEM, Weekly Grade Level Town-HallAcademic Portfolios; ARISTA/NJHS; Career Day; Chess; City Year; Coding; Community Service; Cricket; CUNY Theater & Arts; Digital Photography; Family College Day; Family Dance Night; Family Sports Night; HANAC Beacon; HS Collaborations; Interpid Museum; Literacy Club; Museum of Moving Image Partnership; Pi-Day; Road Runners Track and Field; Saturday Enrichment; Soccer; St. Johns University Gear Up; Student Council; Technology Club; Urban Advantage Family Trips; Volley Ball; YearbookDevelopmental Basketball, Fitness Club, Flag Rugby, SoccerBasketball, Flag Football, Handball, NY Road Runners Track and Field, NY Rowing, Rugby, Soccer, Tennis, Volleyball11106QUEENS401265140041564003430001Queensbridge-Ravenswood-Long Island City-73.93266440.7570653030Q227Louis Armstrong Middle School (I.S. 227)The Louis Armstrong Middle School (LAMS), opened in 1979 with the mission of bringing together a group of culturally diverse children to help them grow academically, emotionally, physically, and socially. At LAMS, students are provided a personalized, caring, and supportive environment. The staff works to build the childrens' confidence and work ethic in order to develop a sense of pride in their choices, actions, and quality of work. In addition to the core subjects, LAMS offers Accelerated Regents courses, foreign language courses, music courses, art courses, physical and adaptive fitness courses, and technology courses. The school is affiliated with Queens College, Vaughn College, National Middle School Association, and National School Reform Policy. Our school is an original recipient of the U.S. President Award for Excellence, has been recognized four consecutive years as a Reward Status School, and by the NASSP as being, "one of the top 100 most effective middle schools in the U.S." Students receive stop to stop busing from any area in Queens.East Elmhurst
32-02 Junction Boulevard, Queens NY 11369
Yes–30Q227, 75Q811Accessible718-335-7500armstrong227q.com7 to Junction BlvdQ19, Q23, Q49, Q66, Q72, QM3Q227ULouis Armstrong Middle SchoolOpenN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AOpen to students and residents of Queens; students may apply for 5th or 6th grade admissionAdmissions: Under Louis Armstrong’s admissions policy, in order to ensure an integrated school community reflecting the diversity of the borough of Queens, the racial identification and address of applicants will be considered in admissions. Louis Armstrong also accepts students at all performance levels..............................................................................................................................................996064Queens Vocational and Technical High SchoolForest Hills High SchoolLong Island City High School901,398GR 5-8No8:20am-2:40pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageYes–ExpectedNoYes–For incoming sixth gradersYes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichment.SpanishAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentAV Squad, Art (Ceramics, Graphic, Portfolio, Visual), Debate Team, Mighty Milers, Music (Chorale, Band, Orchestra Classes), Robotics, STEM, Specialized High School Prep Course, Student Organization, UN AmbassadorsAll-County Music Fair ; Annual Musical ; Arts & Literacy Program ; Boston/Washington, DC/Taconic Ed Excursions ; Drama Club ; Green Team ; Int'l Collaboration with France Museum of History ; Int'l Travel ; Jewelry Club ; NYS Science & Engineering Fair ; Operation Explorers ; PTA Staff & Family Excursions ; Robotics ; Space Camp ; Special Olympics ; STEAM Initiative ; Stock Market Game ; Student Gov't ; Talent Show ; Wilson Reading/Just Words ; Women's Engineering Program/STEM Initiative at Vaughn CollegeDevelopmental Basketball, European Team Handball, Fitness Club, Soccer, VolleyballFlag Football, Floor Hockey, State of the Art Fitness Center, Ultimate Frisbee11369QUEENS4032135340348914014230001East Elmhurst-73.87447240.7584083030Q230I.S. 230Intermediate School 230, The School for Civics in the Community, provides activities that engage, challenge, and stimulate students. Parents appreciate that we are a nurturing school, and as a result we are a very popular school. Our sixth-grade academy is housed in our annex which is located directly across the street from the main building. The main building houses our seventh and eighth grades. The small learning community of the annex provides a very important transition for students entering middle school. Intermediate School 230Q has developed a positive reputation based upon our challenging academic curricula, supportive teachers, and safe environment. Each year, a very limited number of seats are available for students residing outside of our geographical zone in Jackson Heights.Jackson Heights
73-10 34th Avenue, Queens NY 11372
NoFully Accessible718-335-7648schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolM, R to 65th St; 7, E, F to Jackson Hts-Roosevelt AveQ32, Q33, Q47, Q49, Q53, Q66, Q70-SBS, QM3.......Q230ZZoned ProgramZonedOpen to students residing in the zone......................................................................................................................................995147William Cullen Bryant High SchoolAviation Career & Technical Education High SchoolLong Island City High School851296Gr 6-8Yes, The Leadership Program8am-2:15pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageYes–ExpectedYesNoYes–Saturday program for certain students.SpanishAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentAll students have an Arts major (three periods per week) and Civics class each yearAfter-School Activities by the Arts and Literacy Program; After-School Dances (four per year) and a Musical Production; Cheerleaders; Council for Unity; Creative Writing; Dance; Debate Team; Math Team; National Foundation for Teaching Entrepreneurs (NFTE); Overnight Trips; Sports Club; Tech Team; YearbookDevelopmental Basketball, Floor Hockey, Soccer, Volleyball, YogaBoys Basketball, Girls Basketball11372QUEENS4032528940289314012600001Jackson Heights-73.89319340.7528663030Q235Academy for New AmericansThe Academy for New Americans offers newly arrived immigrant students and their families the opportunity to adjust successfully to their new setting. The program offers a specialized curriculum that facilitates the acquisition of the English language through a one-year programmatic option. Our school is committed to providing the following services to our students: a welcoming climate that is conducive to English language acquisition, a specialized curriculum that focuses on English language proficiency, an environment that promotes self-esteem and addresses the needs of early adolescence, an introduction to the New York City school system, an emphasis on becoming familiar with American culture, computer literacy classes, support services such as counseling and tutoring, and a committed, well-trained staff that guides the students through the transition period as they become acclimated to our multicultural society.Astoria
30-14 30th Street, Queens NY 11102
YesFully Accessible718-956-4140schools.nyc.gov/Find-a-SchoolN, Q to 30 Ave-Grand AveM60-SBS, Q100, Q101, Q102, Q104, Q18, Q19, Q69Q235MAcademy For New AmericansScreened: Language791065213NoNoOpen to students and residents of District 24 and 30..Newcomer English Language Learners (ELLs) enrolled for the first time on or after 09/07/18New to the U.S. within one year or less............................................................................................................................................89117International High School at LaGuardia Community CollegeNewcomers High School96101Gr 6-8No8am-2:22pmYes—Official uniform must be purchasedEnglish as a New Language, Transitional Bilingual Education: SpanishNoYesNoYesSpanishExtended Eighth Grade Science Program, Extended English as a New Language Program, Extended Mathematics Program, Extended Reading ProgramSports and Arts in School Foundation (SASF) After-School Program (Monday through Fridays) which will include, but not be limited to: Art, Dance, Food Explorers, Fencing, Homework Help, Leadership Group, Literacy, and Miscellaneous SportsDevelopmental BasketballSports and Arts in School Foundation (SASF) Fencing11102QUEENS401227340076194005920015Old Astoria-73.92258940.7667923030Q286Young Women's Leadership School, AstoriaThe Young Women's Leadership Schools (TYWLS) were established to nurture the intellectual curiosity and creativity of young women by supporting the whole girl in order to maximize academic achievement, social emotional well-being, and post-secondary success. TYWLS of Astoria is supported by The Young Women's Leadership Network (YWLN) and its College Bound Initiative in order to replicate the best practices of private and independent girls' schools. The school approaches learning in a dynamic, participatory fashion, encouraging students to take responsibility for their own learning. The school uses technology in nearly every class and every day to create a meaningful, cutting edge 21st century learning environment. Students are provided with rigorous STEM, humanities, and arts opportunities as they prepare for college and becoming future leaders. TYWLS of Astoria is an Apple Distinguished School for Technology.Old Astoria
23-15 Newtown Avenue, Queens NY 11102
NoPartially Accessible718-267-2839tywls-astoria.orgN, Q to 30 Ave-Grand AveQ100, Q103, Q18, Q69Q286MThe Young Women's Leadership School of AstoriaScreened59154841573YesYesAll-girls school; open to students and residents of Queens..4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsFinal 4th Grade Report CardGroup InterviewWriting Assignment...........................................................................................................................................987058Young Women's Leadership School, Astoria95565Gr 6-12No8am-2:30pmYesEnglish as a New LanguageNoYesYes–For incoming sixth graders and for Academic support and enrichment.NoSpanishAlgebra I, Living Environment, Spanish, US HistoryActing for Film, Art, Coding in Spanish for Native Speakers, Creative Writing, Digital Dance, Drama, Game Design, Intensives courses such as Comic Creators, Music, Robotics, Rocket Design and Launch, Short Story Writing, Slam Poetry, Software Engineering, Tech Crew Junior, World Geography3-D Printing; Advisory; After-School/Peer Tutoring; Animation/Film; Asian Cultural Club; Band; Big Sister Little Sister; College Visits; Cool Women Hot Jobs; Dance My Culture; Fashion Show; Femcho*; Fitness Challenge; Girls Inc.; LEGO Robotics; Multicultural Club; Student Government; Talent Show; Tech Ambassadors; Trout and Tree; TYWLS Explorers; Ukulele; Urban AdvantageBasketball League, Volleyball LeagueMorning Workouts11102QUEENS401226944400354005420008Old Astoria-73.92459140.7712153030Q291Hunter's Point Community Middle SchoolStudents like our enthusiastic teachers who make learning interesting by bringing hands-on activities, field trips, and projects to our units of study. Students collaborate with a diverse group of peers through our supportive and challenging classrooms, advisory program, and school/PTA-run dances and other celebrations. Our in and after-school enrichments include 90 seats in a free five-day-a-week program run at our school by 82nd St Academics, award winning debate and chess clubs, sports teams, a coding partnership with Cornell Tech, and an amazing theater program. Parents value our high standards in all classes including Algebra for All and Science Regents for every eighth grader as well as our intervention and extension groupings for reading, writing, and math. Our online grading program allows families to stay updated every week on their child's academic and character progress. Our new shared building is located along the East River as part of the Hunter's Point South development area and contains a beautiful auditorium, music room, art room, and science labs. We are a fully inclusive school, meeting the needs of both gifted and talented students and students with learning or physical disabilities.Hunters Point
1-50 51st Avenue, Queens NY 11101
YesFully Accessible718-609-3300hunterspointcms.orgG to 21st St; 7 to Vernon Blvd-Jackson AveB32, B43, B62, Q103Q291LHunter's Point Community Middle SchoolLimited Unscreened542955423105YesYesOpen to students and residents of District 30Priority to students and residents of District 30 who sign in at an eventThen to students and residents of District 30...Last year, this program only admitted students from priority group 1.Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above...........................................................................................................................................995249Academy of American StudiesEnergy Tech High SchoolRobert F. Wagner, Jr. Secondary School for Arts and Technology86421Gr 6-8No8:15am-2:35pmNoEnglish as a New LanguageYes–ExpectedYes–After-SchoolYes–Academic support for certain students.Yes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichment.SpanishAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentAdvanced Spanish, Chess, Debate, Instrumental Band, School Blog, Theater, Visual ArtsAchieve Now Afterschool Homeword Help; Broadway Jr. Musical Theater; Chess; Flag Football; Open Library AccessBasketball LeagueBasketball League, Volleyball LeagueSoccer, VolleyballCoed Flag Football, Rising NY Road Runners/Mighty Milers Track11101QUEENS40226145385884000060008Hunters Point-Sunnyside-West Maspeth-73.95919640.7429563030Q300The 30th Avenue SchoolQ300 is one of several NYC citywide gifted and talented schools. We are committed to a high-quality education that strives to cultivate a genuine love for learning in all of our students. Our approach is driven by the national standards of gifted education with the full understanding that we are stewards of our students' cognitive and affective growth. As a result of our strong collaboration with parents and external organizations we are able to offer our students: music, LEGO robotics, dance, debate, second language(s), architecture, and chess, Brain Games, Math Team, Spelling Bee and so much more. Our efforts to shape the whole child scaffold an exposure to rich information and knowledge, critical-thinking skills, and effective and relevant modes of communication.Astoria
31-51 21st Street, Queens NY 11106
YesNot Accessible718-726-0501q300.orgN, Q to 30 Ave-Grand AveM60-SBS, Q100, Q102, Q104, Q18, Q19, Q69Q300AQ300Composite Score12671112391254YesYesOpen to New York City residentsPriority to continuing 5th grade students and students in the P.S. 85 citywide Gifted & Talented programThen to New York City residents...Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.Attendance: 10%Final 4th Grade Report Card: 35%New York State Math Exam: 17.5%New York State ELA Exam: 17.5%Academic and Personal Behaviors: 20%...........................................................................................................................................998791Stuyvesant High School76457Gr K-8No8:50am-3:10pmYes—Official uniform must be purchasedEnglish as a New LanguageNoNoNoNoSpanishAlgebra I, Living EnvironmentAnimation Production, Brain Games, Clay Makers, Debate, MATHCOUNTS and other math competitions, Memory Makers (Yearbook), Musical Theater, Robotics, Spelling Bee, Student CouncilGlobal Kids After-School Program; NY ChessKids; Serious Fun11106QUEENS401227740063824005530001Astoria-73.93070940.7662643030Q580Baccalaureate School for Global EducationThe Baccalaureate School for Global Education (BSGE) is a public school dedicated to the achievement of academic excellence and the development, in each student, of a positive self-image, love of learning, respect for others, and reverence for life. Our vision is the implementation of the curriculum frameworks and assessments of the International Baccalaureate Diploma Program in every classroom, to an ethnically, economically and intellectually diverse student body that reflects the diversity of New York CIty public schools. The Baccalaureate School for Global Education (BSGE) is an International Baccalaureate (IB), grades 7 -12, IB Diploma Program (DP) public school. The IB Diploma Program is an academically challenging and balanced program of education with cumulative assessments that prepare students, aged 16 to 19, for success at university and life beyond. It has been designed to address the intellectual, social, emotional and physical well being of students. The program has gained recognition and respect from the world’s leading universities. At BSGE, our Pre-IB Diploma Program covers grades 7-10 and is based on the principles and practices of the  IB Diploma Program. The Pre-IB Diploma Program exposes students to a core curriculum that includes the following subjects: English, a foreign language (Mandarin and Spanish or Mandarin and French), humanities, science, math, visual arts, music, technology and  50-100 community and service hours.Long Island City
34-12 36 Avenue. Queens, NY 11106
NoPartially Accessible718-361-5275http://www.bsge.org/M, N, WQ101, Q102Q580MBaccalaureate School for Global EducationScreenedOpen to students and residents of QueensPriority to Queens students and residents.4th Grade New York State ELA and Math ExamsAttendanceExam and InterviewFinal 5th Grade Report CardPunctuality10010010095245Gr 7-12No8:00am-2:20pmNoEnglish as a New Language, Transitional Bilingual Education: SpanishYes—OfferedYesNoMandarinMusic, Visual ArtsArt Room Open Studio, Asian Fusion Dance, Bacc Rag (Newspaper), Board Game Club, BSGE Business Club, Chess Club, Dodge Ball, Fitness Center, French Club, Gay-Straight Alliance, Girls’ Softball, Girls Basketball, Boy's Basketball, Helping Hands Committee, Homework Help, Math Club, Orchestra, Ping Pong, Robotics ClubSoccer11106QUEENS401265540094994006340036Queensbridge-Ravenswood-Long Island City-73.92716940.755366