2017 DOE High School Directory

02M260

Clinton School Writers & Artists, M.S. 260

M

Students who are prepared for college must have an education that encourages them to take risks as they produce and perform. Our college preparatory curriculum develops writers and has built a tight-knit community. Our school develops students who can think analytically and write creatively. Our arts programming builds on our 25 years of experience in visual, performing arts and music on a middle school level. We partner with New Audience and the Whitney Museum as cultural partners. We are a International Baccalaureate (IB) candidate school that offers opportunities to take college courses at neighboring universities.

1

Free college courses at neighboring universities

International Travel, Special Arts Programs, Music, Internships, College Mentoring English Language Learner Programs: English as a New Language

English as a New Language

Chelsea-Union Sq

M868

10 East 15th Street, Manhattan NY 10003 (40.736526, -73.992727)

212-524-4360

212-524-4365

admissions@theclintonschool.net

www.theclintonschool.net

1, 2, 3, F, M to 14th St - 6th Ave; 4, 5, L, Q to 14th St-Union Square; 6, N, R to 23rd St

BM1, 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, X9

6-11

6-12

376

CUNY College Now, Technology, Model UN, Student Government, School Leadership Team, Music, School Musical, National Honor Society, The Clinton Post (School Newspaper), Clinton Soup (Literary Magazine), GLSEN, Glee

Cross Country, Track and Field, Soccer, Flag Football, Basketball

0.970000029

0.899999976

0.970000029

1

See theclintonschool.net for more information.

Course Grades: English (87-100), Math (83-100), Social Studies (90-100), Science (88-100)

Standardized Test Scores: English Language Arts (2.8-4.5), Math (2.8-4.5)

Attendance and Punctuality

Writing Exercise

Group Interview (On-Site)

—57% of offers went to this group

M.S. 260 Clinton School Writers & Artists

M64A

Humanities & Interdisciplinary

Screened

80

Y

1515

16

Y

138

Yes–9

Priority to continuing 8th graders

Then to Manhattan students or residents

Then to New York City residents

19

9

10 East 15th Street

Manhattan

10003

NY

40.73653

-73.9927

5

2

52

1089902

1008420034

Hudson Yards-Chelsea-Flatiron-Union Square

MANHATTAN

21K728

Liberation Diploma Plus High School

K

The mission of Liberation Diploma Plus High School, in partnership with CAMBA, is to develop the student academically, socially, and emotionally. We will equip students with the skills needed to evaluate their options so that they can make informed and appropriate choices and create personal goals for success. Our year-round model (trimesters plus summer school) provides students the opportunity to gain credits and attain required graduation competencies at an accelerated rate. Our partners offer all students career preparation and college exposure. Students have the opportunity to earn college credit(s). In addition to fulfilling New York City graduation requirements, students are required to complete a portfolio to receive a high school diploma.

1

Learning to Work, Student Council, Advisory Leadership, School Newspaper, Community Service Group, School Leadership Team, Extended Day/PM School, College Now

CAMBA, Diploma Plus, Medgar Evers College, Coney Island Genera on Gap, Urban Neighborhood Services, Coney Island Coalition Against Violence, I Love My Life Initiative, New York City Police Department

The Learning to Work (LTW) partner for Liberation Diploma Plus High School is CAMBA.

English as a New Language

French, Spanish

Seagate-Coney Island

K728

2865 West 19th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11224 (40.576976, -73.985413)

718-946-6812

718-946-6825

scaraway@schools.nyc.gov

schools.nyc.gov/schoolportals/21/K728

D, F, N, Q to Coney Island – S llwell Avenue

B36, B64, B68, B74, B82, X28, X38

School is structured on credit needs, not grade level

School is structured on credit needs, not grade level

206

The Learning to Work (LTW) program assists students in overcoming obstacles that impede their progress toward a high school diploma. LTW offers academic and student support, career and educational exploration, work preparation, skills development, and internships that prepare students for rewarding employment and educational experiences after graduation. These LTW supports are provided by a community-based organization (CBO) partner.

Advisory Leadership, Student Council, Community Service Leadership, School Leadership Team, A er-School Enrichment, Peer Tutoring, School Newspaper

Basketball

0.550000012

0.899999976

0.959999979

1

Students must attend an Open House and personalized intake meeting. To find out about open houses, students should call the school at 718-946-6812 or visit our website.

Liberation Diploma Plus High School

L72A

Humanities & Interdisciplinary

Limited Unscreened

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

Yes-New

For Current 8th Grade Students – Open only to students who are at least 15 1/2 years of age and entering high school for the first time. For Other Students – Open only to students who are at least 16 years of age and have attended another high school for at least one year

N/A

N/A

2865 West 19th Street

Brooklyn

11224

NY

40.57698

-73.9854

13

47

326

3329331

3070200039

Seagate-Coney Island

BROOKLYN

08X282

Women's Academy of Excellence

X

The WomenÂ’s Academy of Excellence is an all-girls public high school, serving grades 9-12. Our mission is to create a community of lifelong learners, to nurture the intellectual curiosity and creativity of young women and to address their developmental needs. The school community cultivates dynamic, participatory learning, enabling students to achieve academic success at many levels, especially in the fields of math, science, and civic responsibility. Our scholars are exposed to a challenging curriculum that encourages them to achieve their goals while being empowered to become young women and leaders. Our Philosophy is GIRLS MATTER!

Genetic Research Seminar, Touro College Partnership, L'Oreal Roll Model Program, Town Halls, Laptop carts, SMART Boards in every room, Regents Prep.

WAE Bucks Incentive Program, Monroe College JumpStart, National Hispanic Honor Society, National Honor Society,Lehman College Now, Castle Learning.

Pupilpath, Saturday school, Leadership class, College Trips, Teen Empowerment Series, College Fairs, Anti-bullying Day, Respect for All, Career Day.

PEARLS Awards, Academy Awards, Rose Ceremony/Parent Daughter Breakfast, Ice Cream Social.

Health and Wellness Program

English as a New Language

Spanish

Science

Castle Hill-Clason Point

Yes

X174

456 White Plains Road, Bronx NY 10473 (40.815043, -73.85607)

718-542-0740

718-542-0841

sburns@schools.nyc.gov

schools.nyc.gov/SchoolPortals/08/X282

N/A

Bx22, Bx27, Bx36, Bx39, Bx5

9-12

9-12

338

8:20am

2:45pm

Community Service Expected; Online Grading System; Saturday Programs; Student/Parent Orientation; Uniform

Academy of Health, Advisory, Annual Breast Cancer Walk, Purses for Life, Ambassadors, Conflict Resolution Program-Effective Alternatives in Reconciliation Services (EARS), Peer Tutoring, Student Government, Step Team, Cheerleading, Big Sister/Little Sister Program, Chorus

Baseball, Basketball, Cross Country, Fencing

Basketball, Cross Country, Indoor Track, Outdoor Track, Softball, Volleyball

Stunt

0.612999976

0.790000021

0.330000013

0.486000001

0.629999995

1

1

—89% of offers went to this group

WomenÂ’s Academy of Excellence

Y01T

Science & Math

Limited Unscreened

86

N

330

22

N

52

No

Priority to New York City residents who attend an information session

Then to New York City residents

Open only to female students

4

2

456 White Plains Road

Bronx

10473

NY

40.81504

-73.8561

9

18

4

2020580

2034780018

Soundview-Castle Hill-Clason Point-Harding Park

BRONX

17K548

Brooklyn School for Music & Theatre

K

Brooklyn School for Music & Theatre (BSMT) uses our academic program to accommodate the intellectual, social, and emotional needs of creative high school students. Our vision is to provide a model professional environment where respect is mutual, ideas are shared, and learning is not limited to the classroom. We prepare students for higher education through our rigorous academic program while simultaneously allowing them to develop professional careers in the music and theatre industries.

1

CTE program(s) in: Arts, A/V Technology & Communication

iLearnNYC: Program for expanded online coursework and self-paced learning

We offer highly competitive positions in our Drama, Chorus, and Dance Company classes

Students receive small group instruction focused on sharpening their skills while developing their professional portfolio for auditions

English as a New Language

Spanish

AP English, AP Environmental Science, AP US History

Crown Heights South

Yes

Prospect Heights Educational Campus

K440

883 Classon Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11225 (40.669805, -73.960689)

718-230-6250

718-230-6262

prandaz@schools.nyc.gov

www.bkmusicntheatre.com

2, 3, 4, 5 to Franklin Ave; B, Q to Prospect Park; F to Park Place; S to Botanic Garden

B16, B41, B43, B44-SBS, B45, B48, B49, B69

9-12

9-12

352

8:10am

3pm

Chess, The Step Team, Fashion, Tech Team, WomenÂ’s Group; Extensive arts after-school program: Tech, Dance, Drama, and Chorus Companies; Crew program that trains students in running the lights, sound, video, and all backstage and pit crew responsibilities; Saturday and after-school classes for Regents Preparation; School Leadership Team; Student Government; At least three annual major school-wide productions; Two annual talent shows

Baseball, Basketball, Cross Country, Indoor Track, Outdoor Track, Soccer, Swimming

Basketball, Soccer

Cricket, Double Dutch

0.833000004

0.889999986

0.689999998

0.389999986

0.649999976

1

Provides arts instruction to all students and integrates the arts into the core curriculum.

—87% of offers went to this group

Performing and Visual Arts

K48A

Performing Arts

Ed. Opt.

90

N

265

18

N

53

Yes-50

Priority to Brooklyn students or residents

Then to New York City residents

3

3

883 Classon Avenue

Brooklyn

11225

NY

40.66981

-73.9607

9

35

213

3029686

3011870001

Crown Heights South

BROOKLYN

27Q314

Epic High School - South

Q

Epic High School – South, an outgrowth of the NYC Expanded Success Initiative (ESI), provides a rigorous, culturally relevant academic program that prepares students for the demands of college and careers. Epic’s personalized approach to instruction challenges students to dream big and design their futures. It engages students in solving real-world problems and supports their individual progress and growth. Epic students graduate with confidence in their ability to transform the world around them.

Culturally relevant practices; Blended instruction with both teacher-led classes and use of digital resources

Real-world problem-based learning, Student choice on elective courses; CORE advisory program focused on personal and social development

Mentoring; Rites of passage experiences; College and career counseling starting in ninth grade; Internships; College-level courses in upper grades

English as a New Language

South Ozone Park

Yes

Q226

121-10 Rockaway Boulevard, South Ozone Park NY 11420 (40.675021, -73.81673)

718-845-1290

718-843-2072

info@epicschoolsnyc.org

www.epicschoolsnyc.org

N/A

Q10, Q37, Q7, Q9, QM18

9-12

9-12

175

9am

4pm

Internships

Based on student interest

0.879999995

0.540000021

0.870000005

1

—14% of offers went to this group

Epic High School - South

Q66A

Humanities & Interdisciplinary

Limited Unscreened

69

N

194

12

N

46

No

Priority to Queens students or residents who attend an information session

Then to New York City residents who attend an information session

Then to Queens students or residents

Then to New York City residents

3

4

121-10 Rockaway Boulevard

South Ozone Park

11420

NY

40.67502

-73.8167

10

28

840

4253607

4117140100

South Ozone Park

QUEENS

29Q283

Preparatory Academy for Writers: A College Board School

Q

Preparatory Academy for Writers: A College Board School is a small school committed to combining a challenging curriculum with a focus on writing and publishing. Students learn to think critically, communicate effectively, and be open to a wide range of ideas and experiences. Students in all programs will write for publication, both in print and online forums.

1

Individualized College, Academic and Career Planning; Advisory, Focus on developing strong writing skills

English as a New Language

French, Spanish

AP Biology, AP English, AP Environmental Science, AP Statistics, AP US History, AP World History

Math

Springfield Gardens North

Yes

Springfield Gardens Educational Campus

Q420

143-10 Springfield Boulevard, Springfield Gardens NY 11413 (40.66903, -73.757744)

718-949-8405

718-525-8495

MSingh8@schools.nyc.gov

www.preparatoryacademyforwriters.com

N/A

Q3, Q77, Q85

6-12

6-12

578

8am

3:10pm

Community Service Expected; Uniform

Journalism, Dance, Drama, Intramural Athletics, Literary Magazine, Student Government, Student Leadership, Digital Music Production, Video Production, Social Media

Baseball, Basketball, Football, Indoor Track, Outdoor Track, Soccer, Wrestling

Basketball, Flag Football, Indoor Track, Soccer, Softball, Tennis, Volleyball

Cricket, Stunt

0.755999982

0.889999986

0.860000014

0.524999976

0.870000005

1

—35% of offers went to this group

Preparatory Academy for Writers

Q84A

Communications

Limited Unscreened

69

Y

334

12

Y

62

Yes-8

Priority to continuing 8th graders

Then to New York City residents who attend an information session

Then to New York City residents

5

5

143-10 Springfield Boulevard

Springfield Gardens

11413

NY

40.66903

-73.7577

12

31

330

4280845

4130570056

Springfield Gardens North

QUEENS

18K566

Brooklyn Generation School

K

This school invites students and families to a four-year conversation to ensure they graduate with competence and confidence. Our students receive intensive, small group instruction on a daily basis and complete projects that connect learning to life. Brooklyn Generation School students benefit from our month-long College and Career Intensives, with dedicated time to focus on the college process and career exploration. Our teachers continually monitor and assess each studentÂ’s progress and keep parents informed of their childÂ’s academic strengths and challenges. Our liberal arts curriculum provides students with the skills, knowledge, and experience needed to become active and productive members of their community.

1

Foundation courses prepare students for state-mandated Regents and success beyond high school

Studio courses provide a range of academic, remedial and enrichment opportunities

Students prepare for college entrance exams with CUNY At Home in College Classes and earn college credit

English as a New Language

French

AP Art History

Canarsie

Yes

South Shore Educational Campus

K515

6565 Flatlands Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11236 (40.634451, -73.916927)

718-968-4200

718-444-5419

admissions@brooklyngeneration.org

www.generationschools.org

N/A

B103, B47, B6, B82, BM1, BM2

9-12

9-12

234

8:30am

3:20pm

Community School

Music Club, Student Government, Visual Arts, Tutoring, Yearbook and other school-wide publications; Other activities will be added based on student interest.

Baseball, Basketball, Bowling, Football, Indoor Track, Outdoor Track, Soccer, Volleyball, Wrestling

Basketball, Bowling, Cross Country, Flag Football, Handball, Indoor Track, Outdoor Track, Softball, Volleyball

Cheerleading

0.683000028

0.920000017

0.689999998

0.36500001

0.810000002

1

—88% of offers went to this group

Brooklyn Generation School

L32A

Humanities & Interdisciplinary

Limited Unscreened

68

N

199

13

N

59

Yes-10

Priority to New York City residents who attend an information session

Then to New York City residents

3

5

6565 Flatlands Avenue

Brooklyn

11236

NY

40.63445

-73.9169

18

46

950

3224139

3079980005

Canarsie

BROOKLYN

24Q296

Pan American International High School

Q

The Pan American International High School is a diverse learning community of recently-immigrated English Language Learners (ELLs). Our primary focus is English language development, while providing opportunities for students to enhance their Spanish language skills. Our partnerships with organizations such as Urban Arts cultivate the leadership of students in their communities through service, learning projects, internships, and the arts. We are committed to creating an environment that celebrates studentsÂ’ individual identities while preparing them to be successful in college and become productive members of the global community.

1

Students complete Performance-based Assessment Tasks (PBATs) as a replacement for some Regents Exams.

Before and After-School Activities, Saturday Academy, CUNY LINCT, University of Albany College Now, and College Prep classes.

Electives, After-School Activities, Internships, Involvement with community organizations, Make the Road New York, College Prep

English as a New Language

Spanish

AP Environmental Science, AP Spanish

Elmhurst

Yes

Elmhurst Educational Campus

Q744

45-10 94th Street, Elmhurst NY 11373 (40.743228, -73.871505)

718-271-3602

718-271-4041

laquino@panamericanihs.org

www.panamericanihs.org

7 to Junction Blvd

Q29, Q38, Q53, Q58, Q72

9-12

9-12

380

8:20am

3:55pm

College Trips; Community School; Extended Day Program (Tutoring); Health Center; Internships; Online Grading System; Saturday Programs; Student/Parent Orientation; Summer Internships; Summer Orientation

Leadership Project/Student Congress, Peer Tutoring, Advanced English, Art Design and Exhibition, Baile Folklorico/Dance Club, Art Club, Family Festivals, Guitar/Music Club, ELA/Math Regents Prep, Latino Youth for Higher Education Program (LYHEP), Newspaper, Photography, Social Action Projects and Campaigns, Sports, Talent Show, Theater, Zumba Classes, Spanish Literacy, Student Life, Asian Appreciation Club, English as a New Language Beginners Class, Story Studio, Fresh Prep, Movie Club

Baseball, Basketball, Bowling, Cross Country, Outdoor Track, Soccer, Tennis, Volleyball, Wrestling

Basketball, Cross Country, Handball, Indoor Track, Outdoor Track, Soccer, Softball, Tennis, Volleyball

Cricket

Badminton, Baseball, Fitness, Football, Soccer, Yoga, Volleyball, Basketball

0.758000016

0.899999976

0.930000007

0.257999986

0.850000024

1

1

1

Pan American International High School

Q03A

Humanities & Interdisciplinary

Screened: Language

92

N

143

16

N

14

Yes-50

Open only to New York City residents living in the United States four years or fewer whose home language is Spanish and are English Language Learners per New York City Department of Education guidelines scoring at the Entering, Emerging, or Transitioning levels on the NYSESLAT, NYSITELL, or LAB-R.

2

1

45-10 94th Street

Elmhurst

11373

NY

40.74323

-73.8715

4

25

463

4437166

4016000061

Elmhurst

QUEENS

09X505

Bronx School for Law, Government and Justice

X

The Bronx School for Law, Government and Justice (LGJ) is an educational community that believes learning is a product of thinking. Students are engaged in “hands-on, minds-on” learning in their core classes, as well as through the law curriculum, mentoring, internships, advisory, and extracurricular activities. LGJ is unique in that students have the opportunity to experience our stand-alone law curriculum while sharing a campus with the Bronx Court complex.

1

Constitutional Law, Civil Law, Criminal Justice, Business Law, Forensic Science

Graphic Arts

Mentoring

Guest Speaker Series

English as a New Language

Spanish

AP English, AP US Government and Politics

E. Concourse-Concourse Village

X460

244 East 163rd Street, Bronx NY 10451 (40.827461, -73.919024)

718-410-3430

718-410-3950

www.bronxlgj.org

4, B, D to 161st St-Yankee Stadium

Bx1, Bx13, Bx2, Bx32, Bx35, Bx41, Bx41-SBS, Bx6, BxM4

6-12

6-12

772

8:15am

3pm

Internships; Uniform

Capoeira, Chorus, Dance, Lincoln-Douglas Debate, Math, Mock Trial, NYPD Explorers, Newspaper, Policy Debate, Senior Committee, Spanish, Student Government, Yearbook

Baseball, Basketball, Bowling, Cross Country, Indoor Track

Basketball, Cross Country, Outdoor Track, Softball, Volleyball

Cheerleading, Fencing

0.763999999

0.899999976

0.769999981

0.624000013

0.800000012

1

Please contact the school about the on-site requirement.

Demonstrated Interest: School Visit

Interview

Writing Exercise

—96% of offers went to this group

Bronx School for Law, Government and Justice for New Students

Bronx School for Law, Government and Justice for Current Students

X95A

X95B

Law & Government

Law & Government

Ed. Opt.

For Continuing 8th Graders

84

N/A

Y

N/A

1308

N/A

21

N/A

Y

N/A

276

N/A

Yes-5

No

Priority to Bronx students or residents

Then to New York City residents

Open only to continuing 8th graders

16

N/A

13

N/A

244 East 163rd Street

Bronx

10451

NY

40.82746

-73.919

4

16

18302

2109459

2024450006

East Concourse-Concourse Village

BRONX

27Q475

Richmond Hill High School

Q

Through a college preparatory curriculum, our school focuses on the crucial life skills of problem-solving, critical thinking, and literacy. Our school meets all studentsÂ’ educational needs, beginning with the Ninth Grade Academy and continuing with focused Small Learning Communities. Each program fosters high expectations and academic achievement in a positive and supportive learning environment. The Small Learning Community pathways include themed programs for college and career readiness. We welcome our students and parents to join us in cultivating a professional learning community.

1

Through the Business Pathway, students can graduate with MOS certification, earn SUNY and CUNY college credits and intern with top NYC firms.

The CFI program allows students to apply scientific approaches to real world scenarios and learn about careers in Forensic Science & Criminalistics

The Health Careers Pathway prepares students for College and Career Readiness in the field of Health Sciences through hands-on projects and inquiry.

The International Academy is a dynamic community of ELL's from over 30 countries taking courses intended to prepare them to be College/Career ready.

The Law Pathway educates students about the law and its applications while empowering them with the skills needed for careers in the legal field.

English as a New Language; Transitional Bilingual Education: Spanish

Spanish

AP Biology, AP Calculus, AP English, AP Spanish

Richmond Hill

Q475

89-30 114th Street, Richmond Hill NY 11418 (40.695171, -73.833815)

718-846-3335

718-847-0980

contact@richmondhillhs.org

www.richmondhillhs.org

J to 111th St; Z to 121st St

Q10, Q24, Q37, Q55, Q56, Q8, QM18

9-12

9-12

1950

8am

3:36pm

College Trips; Community School; Extended Day Program; Health Center; Internships; Online Grading System; Saturday Programs; Student/Parent Orientation; Summer Internships; Summer Orientation

Clubs: Law, Anime, Art, Coding, Key Club, Beautification, Horticultural, Drama, Red Cross, Book Club, Step Team, Mock Trial, Wellness Through Fitness. Service: Leadership, ARISTA, Peer Mediation, March of Dimes Walk, Student Government, Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA), Young MenÂ’s & WomenÂ’s Leadership, Ambassador Program, Breast Cancer Walk. Yearbook, Art/Music Fair, Fashion/Talent Show, Sports Night, Pep Rallies, After-School Tutoring & Regents Prep, SAT Prep, SAYA!, SASF

Baseball, Basketball, Bowling, Handball, Indoor Track, Outdoor Track, Soccer, Swimming, Tennis, Volleyball

Basketball, Bowling, Indoor Track, Outdoor Track, Soccer, Softball, Swimming, Tennis, Volleyball

Cricket, Golf

Please refer to list of PSAL activities. Additional sporting events take place through our Community Based Organizations: SAYA! and Sports and Arts Foundation.

0.552999973

0.850000024

0.810000002

0.358999997

0.75999999

Incoming ninth graders will participate in our Ninth Grade Academy, which will allow for a positive transition to a high school setting. At the end of their ninth grade year, students will choose from six career pathways for exploration.

This hybrid-program allows students to study key principles of the legal field and the scientific aspects of forensics. Students engage in learning the scientific technology and lab skills related to the field of Medical Forensics and how this scientific evidence can be utilized by the court system to reinforce the foundations of the American legal system. The curriculum also emphasizes scientific, mathematical, technological, and legal research.

Upon the completion of the Ninth Grade Academy, students can explore career pathways in one of the following areas: Law, Business and Finance, Forensics and Health Sciences, and Engineering.

Course Grades: Math (55-100), Science (55-100)

Standardized Test Scores: Math (1.7-4.5)

Attendance

—95% of offers went to this group

—91% of offers went to this group

Ninth Grade Academy

Criminology and Forensics Institute (CFI)

Zoned

Q35B

Q35P

Q35Z

Humanities & Interdisciplinary

Law & Government

Zoned

Ed. Opt.

Screened

Zoned Priority

110

68

N/A

Y

N

N/A

470

284

N/A

20

12

N/A

Y

N

N/A

103

36

N/A

No

No

Yes

Priority to Queens students or residents

Priority to Queens students or residents

Priority to students who apply and live in the zoned area

Then to New York City residents

Then to New York City residents

4

4

N/A

5

3

N/A

89-30 114th Street

Richmond Hill

11418

NY

40.69517

-73.8338

9

28

124

4195688

4093210001

Richmond Hill

QUEENS

02M139

Stephen T. Mather Building Arts & Craftsmanship High School

M

Are you hoping four years of high school will lead you to college, a challenging career, or both? Do you like projects, working with your hands, and learning by doing? How about field trips and exploring outdoors all year? Are you creative, inquisitive, action-oriented, responsible, a positive risk-taker, collaborative, and conscientious? At our school you will prepare for college and beyond through hands-on/minds-on learning and skills training. Partnered with the National Park Service (NPS), our school offers CTE pathways in the specialized building arts or landscape stewardship, all through the lens of historic preservation. You will build a strong academic foundation and learn solid trade skills, opening doors to a successful future.

1

College classes are offered through Syracuse University Project Advance (SUPA) with college credits that are awarded on Syracuse transcripts.

Incoming freshmen attend “Freshman Kickoff”, an overnight trip where peers develop relationships in a team building setting (such as rope climbing!)

All ninth graders take an Introduction to Historic Preservation course with six work based learning field trips.

In 10th grade, students choose one of the CTE pathways in the Building Arts (Carpentry, Masonry, Decorative Finishing) or Landscape Management.

Juniors and seniors complete paid internships with the National Park Service, National Parks of NY Harbor, and Prospect Park.

English as a New Language

Clinton

Yes

Graphics Educational Campus

M625

439 West 49th Street, Manhattan NY 10019 (40.763655, -73.990318)

212-399-3520

212-245-4669

MrRogers@MatherHSNYC.org

www.MatherHSNYC.org

N/A

BxM2, M10, M104, M11, M12, M20, M31, M34A-SBS, M42, M50, M57, M7, X1, X12, X14, X17J, X21, X22, X22A, X30, X31, X42, X7, X9

9-12

9-12

282

8:55am

3:30pm

College Trips; Community Service Expected; Extended Day Program; Extended Day Program (Credit Recovery); Extended Day Program (Tutoring); Internship Expected; Internships; Online Grading System; Saturday Programs; Student/Parent Orientation; Summer Internships

Student Government, Yearbook, Naval JROTC, National Honor Society, Peer Mediation, Tutoring/Peer Tutoring, Love is Love Gay/Straight Alliance, Performing Arts Club, Visual Arts Club, Dance Club, Anime Club, Board Games Club, Travel Opportunities (Spain Trip)

Baseball, Basketball, Bowling, Cross Country, Handball, Outdoor Track, Soccer, Volleyball

Basketball, Flag Football, Soccer, Softball, Volleyball

Annual Student vs. Staff Basketball Game, 3 on 3 Student Basketball Tournament, Intramural Soccer, Flag Football, Weightlifting, Aerobic Training

0.879999995

0.810000002

0.850000024

—43% of offers went to this group

Building Arts & Historic Preservation

M18A

Architecture

Limited Unscreened

90

N

371

18

Y

157

Yes–10

Priority to Manhattan students or residents who attend an information session

Then to New York City residents who attend an information session

Then to Manhattan students or residents

Then to New York City residents

4

9

439 West 49th Street

Manhattan

10019

NY

40.76366

-73.9903

4

3

127

1026646

1010590015

Clinton

MANHATTAN

28Q680

Queens Gateway to Health Sciences Secondary School

Q

Queens Gateway to Health Sciences Secondary School (Gateway), ‘The Public School with a Private Flair,’ is committed to discipline and hard work. We are proud of the high academic achievement of our students, who are currently recognized for their performance in mathematics. Our focus is on Health Careers and students are required to participate in the Hospital Experience Program at Queens Hospital Center. Our nurturing school environment includes staff, parents and supportive partners. Together, we hold high expectations for the success of all students.

1

Community Service, PSAT/SAT Prep (grades nine through eleven must take the PSAT each October), Extended Day tutorials

CUNY College Now, Hospital Internships and Volunteering, Medical Distinguished Speaker Series, Pharmacy Program, Emergency Medical Services Program

Separate medical mentoring for boys and girls, Pre-Nursing program, College advisories, Guidance advisories

Double-period science and mathematics classes

English as a New Language

Spanish

AP Biology, AP Chemistry, AP Economics, AP English, AP Environmental Science, AP Physics, AP Psychology, AP US Government and Politics, AP US History, AP World History

Math, Science

Flushing Heights-Hillcrest

Yes

Q695

160-20 Goethals Avenue, Jamaica NY 11432 (40.718027, -73.805923)

718-969-3155

718-969-3552

www.queensgateway.com

N/A

Q25, Q34, Q46, Q65, QM1, QM5, QM6, QM7, QM8

6-12

6-12

726

8am

2:30pm

Community Service Expected; Internships

Debate, Blood Drive, Arista, Band, Basketball, Breast Cancer Awareness, City Harvest, College Prep, Debate, Disaster Relief, Double Dutch, FED Challenge, Feed the Hungry, Guidance, Haitian Relief, Health and Wellness, Independent Study, Leadership, Mock Trial, Physics, PM School, Regents Tutoring, Community Service, Journalism, Social Wellness, St. Jude ChildrenÂ’s Research Hospital, Step Team, Student Government, Teacher Assistant Program (TAP), Theatre Guild, Yearbook

Basketball, Rugby

Basketball, Cross Country, Indoor Track, Outdoor Track, Rugby, Volleyball

Boys Basketball, Boys and Girls Soccer, Floor Hockey, Table Tennis

0.976999998

0.959999979

0.409999996

0.90200001

0.879999995

1

Provides ongoing exposure to health science careers. All students are required to take four years of mathematics and science.

Course Grades: English (70-100), Math (70-100), Social Studies (70-100), Science (75-100)

Standardized Test Scores: English Language Arts (2.0-4.5), Math (2.0-4.5)

Attendance and Punctuality

—41% of offers went to this group

Queens Gateway to Health Sciences

Q57A

Health Professions

Screened

92

Y

1482

16

Y

76

Yes-5

Priority to continuing 8th graders

Then to Districts 28 and 29 students or residents

Then to Queens students or residents

Then to New York City residents

16

5

160-20 Goethals Avenue

Jamaica

11432

NY

40.71803

-73.8059

8

24

1267

4539721

4068580050

Pomonok-Flushing Heights-Hillcrest

QUEENS

25Q285

World Journalism Preparatory: A College Board School

Q

At World Journalism Preparatory, journalism is a tool used to share learning and practice the habits of critical thinking in regard to citizenship and democracy. Student publications include a school newspaper, magazine, news broadcast program, podcasts, websites, and blogs. Opportunities to be immersed in journalism exist through fieldwork, creative projects, performances, interviews, and readings set in the community. The school has writing labs for parents as well as students. Students visit television networks, newspapers, publishers, colleges, and other post-secondary schools.

iLearnNYC, a program for expanded online course-work and self-paced learning; College Now at QCC; Extended Day for STEM; Student Law Court

Writing and Research Intensives, Workshops, Studio Time, SAT Prep, CollegeEd, Internships and Job Shadowing, Work-Study, Journalism Camp

College Summit, Advisory Small Group Support, Individualized College Planning, Publications Work

English as a New Language

Spanish

AP Economics, AP English, AP Environmental Science, AP US History, AP World History

Auburndale

Yes

Q025

34-65 192nd Street, Flushing NY 11358 (40.764884, -73.789365)

718-461-2219

718-461-2633

CSchneider2@schools.nyc.gov

www.wjps.org

N/A

Q12, Q13, Q16, Q28, Q31, Q76, QM3

6-12

6-12

597

8am

2:20pm

College Trips; Extended Day Program; Internships; Online Grading System; Uniform

Broadcast, Debate, Environmental, Greek, Friday Jam, Literary Magazine, Italian, Model UN, Newspaper, Endangered Animals, Fashion, Video Gaming, Photography, PrincipalÂ’s Advisory, Publications, Readings and Performances, Screenwriting, Spanish, Student Government, Student Newspaper, Town Hall, Videography, Web Design, Yearbook

Baseball, Basketball, Bowling, Cross Country, Fencing, Handball, Indoor Track, Outdoor Track, Soccer, Swimming, Tennis, Volleyball, Wrestling

Basketball, Bowling, Cross Country, Fencing, Flag Football, Golf, Handball, Indoor Track, Outdoor Track, Soccer, Softball, Swimming, Table Tennis, Tennis, Volleyball, Wrestling

Cricket

Intramural Sports program; PSAL with Francis Lewis High School

0.967999995

0.920000017

0.569999993

0.823000014

0.879999995

1

Honors-level sequence of courses in science, technology, engineering, and math. This challenging scholastic experience includes preparation for authentic science research and writing in signature national science competitions (Intel, Westinghouse, and Siemens). Students will publish a science journal (non-print) of original science research under the mentorship of leading science teachers, scientists, and publishers.

—81% of offers went to this group

—31% of offers went to this group

World Journalism Preparatory

Franklin Center Science and Technology

Q85A

Q85F

Communications

Science & Math

Limited Unscreened

Limited Unscreened

46

23

Y

Y

397

262

8

4

Y

Y

66

36

No

No

Priority to continuing 8th graders

Priority to continuing 8th graders

Then to New York City residents who attend an information session

Then to New York City residents who attend an information session

Then to New York City residents

Then to New York City residents

9

11

8

9

34-65 192nd Street

Flushing

11358

NY

40.76488

-73.7894

11

19

1139

4119139

4052610001

Auburndale

QUEENS

30Q501

Frank Sinatra School of the Arts High School

Q

It is the policy of Frank Sinatra School of the Arts (FSSA) High School that every student receives the most challenging academic and arts program possible. We offer every student the opportunity to take four years of science and math in addition to four years of English and social studies. The studio arts program provides students an intensive sequential study of an art form that includes the chance to explore the history, cultural significance, and aesthetics of their selected art form. Students will be introduced to all of the disciplines offered at FSSA through a curriculum that enables students to make connections with all art forms, fostering a true artistic community.

1

CTE program(s) in: Arts, A/V Technology & Communication

Extended Day program (90-120 minute classes per day in major), Enrichment Programs, Internships with Arts Agencies

Apprenticeships with artists, Projects with cultural institutions, Community service through the arts, CUNY College Now

English as a New Language

Spanish

AP Calculus, AP English, AP US History, AP World History

Arts, Math, Science

Astoria

Yes

Q570

35-12 35th Avenue, Astoria NY 11106 (40.756099, -73.925182)

718-361-9920

718-361-9995

cmarchetta@schools.nyc.gov

www.FrankSinatraSchoolOfTheArts.org

M, R to Steinway St ; N, Q to 36 Ave-Washington Ave

Q101, Q102, Q104, Q66

9-12

9-12

828

7:45am

3:15pm

Community Service Expected; Internships

After-School and Saturday Tutoring, Chamber Music, Community Service through the Arts, Fundraising Committees, Gay-Straight Alliance, Preparatory Jazz Band, Literary Magazine, Music Composition, National Chorale, National Honor Society, Photojournalism, Prom Committee, School Newspaper, Step Dancing, Student Government, Yearbook, Cheerleading Club, Anime Club, Debate Club, Social Justice Club, Book Club, Knitting CLub, Red Cross Club, Fitness Club

Baseball, Basketball

Basketball, Outdoor Track, Soccer, Softball, Tennis, Volleyball

Outdoor Track

0.971000016

0.949999988

0.800000012

0.958000004

0.980000019

1

Study includes text analysis, film as a cultural and historical document, analysis of artist work; courses in video production, film theory and history, industry practices, and legal issues. Students have access to state-of-the-art digital technology.

Intensive study of art (theory, production, history, assessment); museum and gallery visits, student exhibitions, visiting artists. Courses – Foundation, 2-D and 3-D Design, Painting, Sculpture, Communication Arts, Print-Making, Portfolio, Digital Photography.

Small group instruction on orchestral and band instruments; jazz and concert bands, advanced wind ensemble, string and symphonic orchestras, chamber music of all instrument families, theory, ear training, music history and keyboard harmony.

Students perform in the Concert Choir, Chorale, Chamber Singers, musical theatre, Great American Songbook ensemble, opera workshop and participate in cabaret; curriculum includes voice training, music theory, keyboard, sight singing, diction, and audition preparation.

Ballet, modern dance, dance history, choreography, and dance criticism courses; Jazz, tap, ballroom dancing, kinesiology, anatomy, career management, and dance production classes; students attend live performances and take part in school productions.

A four-year course of study that includes acting technique, scene study, speech for actors, dramatic writing, and course work in performing Shakespeare. The Drama Studio creates mainstage productions each year.

Course Grades: English (84-100), Math (71-100), Social Studies (83-100), Science (80-100)

Course Grades: English (78-100), Math (75-100), Social Studies (80-100), Science (80-100)

Course Grades: English (75-100), Math (70-100), Social Studies (78-100), Science (80-100)

Course Grades: English (77-100), Math (80-100), Social Studies (70-100), Science (80-100)

Course Grades: English (80-100), Math (78-100), Social Studies (75-100), Science (75-100)

Course Grades: English (86-100), Math (81-100), Social Studies (83-100), Science (81-100)

Standardized Test Scores: English Language Arts (2.1-4.5), Math (2.1-4.5)

Standardized Test Scores: English Language Arts (2.4-4.5), Math (2.2-4.5)

Standardized Test Scores: English Language Arts (2.0-4.5), Math (2.4-4.5)

Standardized Test Scores: English Language Arts (2.2-4.5), Math (2.6-4.5)

Standardized Test Scores: English Language Arts (2.1-4.5), Math (1.9-4.5)

Standardized Test Scores: English Language Arts (2.8-4.5), Math (2.8-4.5)

Attendance and Punctuality

Attendance and Punctuality

Attendance and Punctuality

Attendance and Punctuality

Attendance and Punctuality

Attendance and Punctuality

Audition

Audition

Audition

Audition

Audition

Audition

Film and Media Arts

Fine Arts

Instrumental Music

Vocal Music

Dance

Drama

Q40F

Q40J

Q40K

Q40L

Q40M

Q40N

Film/Video

Visual Art & Design

Performing Arts

Performing Arts

Performing Arts

Performing Arts

Audition

Audition

Audition

Audition

Audition

Audition

26

41

29

25

23

23

Y

Y

Y

Y

Y

Y

207

538

335

550

468

448

2

15

3

7

2

2

Y

N

N

N

Y

Y

34

66

23

31

27

19

Yes-5

Yes-5

Yes-5

Yes-2

Yes-5

Yes-5

Open to New York City residents

Open to New York City residents

Open to New York City residents

Open to New York City residents

Open to New York City residents

Open to New York City residents

During the audition, students will submit for review 10 original drawings or photographs on 18” x 24” poster board that tells a sequential story without words. Images should demonstrate the applicant’s knowledge of visual composition and storytelling. Students will be shown four images and asked to develop an original story that could be the basis for a film. Three questions should be considered while writing: Who are the characters? What problems do they face? What do they do to resolve them?

Present a portfolio with 10-15 pieces of original work created from observation and from studentÂ’s own imagination, with a diversity of subject matter and use of media, including examples of line, value and color. Student work should be unframed and need not be matted. Three-dimensional work can be shown in photographs. You will also be required to draw from observation and memory, using pencil.

Perform at least one solo selection and three major scales. Take a sight-reading test and a rhythmic comprehension test in which you are required to tap back rhythmic patterns. Bring your own instrument (except piano, tuba, double bass, percussion instruments, guitar amplifiers); bring 2 copies of audition music.

Perform the “Star Spangled Banner” (accompaniment will be provided) and one minute of a classical or a standard musical theatre piece. Bring sheet music in your key.

Students will take an abbreviated ballet class followed by modern and jazz dance combinations. Participants are to audition in appropriate dance attire: leotard, tights and ballet shoes.

Present two memorized, contrasting, one-minute monologues that must be from published plays – no Internet or original material will be accepted; do a cold reading from selected scenes.

8

13

12

22

20

19

17

4

8

4

14

14

35-12 35th Avenue

Astoria

11106

NY

40.7561

-73.9252

1

26

57

4009594

4006390016

Astoria

QUEENS

10X439

Bronx High School for Law and Community Service

X

Our mission at Bronx High School for Law and Community Service is to support self-motivation, intellectual curiosity, and integrity. Graduates successfully achieve their goals in college, career, and beyond. We are a small high school with a four-year college and career plan focused on law enforcement and service to those in need. It is our belief that all people, regardless of their socioeconomic status or ethnic background, can make meaningful contributions to humanity by serving others. With the help of our partners, students are offered meaningful experiences in their chosen area of interest.

CTE program(s) in: Law and Public Safety

CUNY College Now, SAT preparation, AP and Honors courses are included alongside forensic science, mock trial, moot court, criminology, and swimming

Capital One Bank, The Opportunity Network, Liberty Partnership

Futures and Options, Urban Ambassadors, Literacy Leaders, SEO Scholars, Fordham University

English as a New Language

Italian, Spanish

AP Calculus, AP Chemistry, AP English, AP Spanish, AP World History

Belmont

Yes

Theodore Roosevelt Educational Campus

X435

500 East Fordham Road, Bronx NY 10458 (40.859466, -73.888625)

718-733-5274

718-295-3631

nelly.lopez-alvear@bronxlawhs.org

schools.nyc.gov/SchoolPortals/10/X439

B, D to Fordham Rd

Bx1, Bx12, Bx12-SBS, Bx15, Bx17, Bx19, Bx2, Bx22, Bx28, Bx34, Bx38, Bx41, Bx41-SBS, Bx9, BxM4

9-12

9-12

392

8:15am

3:35pm

College Trips; Community Service Expected; Extended Day Program (Tutoring); Health Center; Internships; Multi-Session School; Online Grading System; Saturday Programs; Student/Parent Orientation; Summer Bridge Program; Summer Internships; Summer Orientation

Art, Drama, Cooking, Yearbook, Women of Strength, Men of Strength, Mock Trial, Moot Court, Peer Mentor Program, Tutoring, Work-based Learning Opportunities

Baseball, Basketball, Swimming, Volleyball

Cross Country, Indoor Track, Outdoor Track, Softball, Volleyball

Intramural Sports, Basketball, Flag Football

0.726999998

0.829999983

0.75

0.545000017

0.839999974

1

Comprehensive four-year program that prepares students for collegiate studies in criminal justice as well as careers in law enforcement and emergency response. The program includes Honors and AP courses. Partnerships include Hogan-Lovells Law Firm, NYPD, FDNY, FBI and The Justice Resource Center.

Comprehensive four-year program that prepares students for collegiate studies through service and includes Honors and AP courses. Partnerships include The New York Blood Center, Jewish Home Lifecare, and the Liberty Partnership Program.

Demonstrated Interest: School Visit

—64% of offers went to this group

—100% of offers went to this group

Law Enforcement Academy

Community Service Academy

X53A

X53B

Law & Government

Humanities & Interdisciplinary

Limited Unscreened

Ed. Opt.

43

43

Y

Y

750

318

11

11

Y

Y

191

118

No

No

Priority to Bronx students or residents who attend an information session

Priority to Bronx students or residents

Then to New York City residents who attend an information session

Then to New York City residents

Then to Bronx students or residents

Then to New York City residents

17

7

17

11

500 East Fordham Road

Bronx

10458

NY

40.85947

-73.8886

6

15

387

2011810

2030590001

Belmont

BRONX

29Q313

Benjamin Franklin High School for Finance & Information Technology

Q

Our mission is to provide young men and women with the foundations for success in college and for careers in Information Technology (IT) and Finance. We support studentsÂ’ growth and learning while providing strong foundations and preparation for college and professional life. As a CTE school, we nurture and support our students while providing rich, industry-approved coursework and recognized certification in the fields of IT and Finance. Our students graduate with the 21st century skills to achieve success in any educational pursuit as active citizens and advocates for their community.

1

CTE program(s) in: Business, Management & Administration, Information Technology

iLearnNYC: Program for expanded online coursework and self-paced learning

Advisory, College Counseling

Industry recognized IT certifications

English as a New Language

Cambria Heights

Yes

Campus Magnet Educational Campus

Q490

207- 01 116th Avenue, Cambria Heights NY 11411 (40.698786, -73.74633)

718-276-0150

718-276-4725

benfranklinfit@schools.nyc.gov

schools.nyc.gov/schoolportals/29/Q313

N/A

Q27, Q4, Q77, Q83, Q84, X64

9-12

9-12

205

8:30am

4pm

College Trips; Community Service Expected; Extended Day Program; Health Center; Online Grading System; Summer Bridge Program; Summer Orientation; Uniform

Student Council, Art, School Newspaper, Debate Club, Young Entrepreneurs Club, Drama Club, Literacy Club, Stock Market Club, Justice League, Dream Team

Basketball, Football, Indoor Track, Outdoor Track, Soccer, Volleyball

Badminton, Basketball, Bowling, Cross Country, Gymnastics, Indoor Track, Outdoor Track, Soccer, Softball, Tennis, Volleyball

0.920000017

0.519999981

0.660000026

1

Finance and Information Technology

—62% of offers went to this group

Benjamin Franklin High School for Finance & Information Technology

Q73A

Computer Science & Technology

Limited Unscreened

92

N

286

16

N

48

Yes-New

Priority to Queens students or residents who attend an information session

Then to New York City residents who attend an information session

Then to Queens students or residents

Then to New York City residents

3

3

207- 01 116th Avenue

Cambria Heights

11411

NY

40.69879

-73.7463

13

27

53401

4238003

4110490001

Cambria Heights

QUEENS

01M450

East Side Community School

M

We are a small college preparatory school that takes pride in our engaging and challenging curriculum. In all classes, our students creatively apply what they learn to complete interesting and rigorous projects. Our teachers know our students well and provide the support they need to succeed. Because we believe that it is important for students to discover and develop their passions, we offer our students an amazing amount of extra curricular activities and travel opportunities that they enjoy tremendously. East Side is a great setting for students who are interested in being part of a vibrant and diverse community that focuses on academic, social, and emotional growth.

1

Students present and defend their work to committees twice a year through our portfolio roundtable presentations

Full-time college counselor, through the College Bound Initiative, works with each student to effectively navigate the college application process

Through the College Now program, our students take classes at Hunter College

Electives: Visual Art, Digital Art and Photography, Guitar, Video Game Design, Chess, Skateboarding and Action Sports Marketing through Stoked, Dance, Yoga, and Fitness

Advisory system ensures that we know every student well and have a strong connection with their families

English as a New Language

Spanish

AP Calculus, AP English

Science

East Village

Yes

M060

420 East 12th Street, Manhattan NY 10009 (40.729152, -73.982472)

212-460-8467

212-260-9657

tomm@eschs.org

www.eschs.org

6 to Astor Place ; L to 1st Ave

M1, M101, M102, M103, M14A, M14D, M15, M15-SBS, M2, M23, M3, M8, M9

6-12

6-12

677

8:30am

3:30pm

Internships

Rock Band, Photography, Guitar Ensemble, Skateboarding, Snowboarding and Surfing through Stoked, Jewelry Making, Chess, Brotherhood and Sisterhood, Music Production through BEAT Rhymers, Model UN, National Honors Society, Cheerleading, Guggenheim Mentor Program, Gay-Straight Alliance, Environmental Club, Dance, Principal’s Book Club, Rock Climbing through Brooklyn Boulders, Crew Team, School Newspaper, LES Girls Club Cooking and Fashion/Sewing, Gardening, Bicycling – I Challenge Myself.

Baseball, Basketball, Soccer

Basketball, Soccer, Softball, Volleyball

Basketball, Bicycling, Fitness, Indoor Soccer, Skateboarding, Softball, Volleyball, Rock Climbing, Snowboarding, Surfing

0.864000022

0.939999998

0.930000007

0.722000003

0.939999998

1

Rigorous curriculum in all academic areas; students are challenged to apply what they have learned in creative ways to complete engaging projects. Outstanding art, photography, dance, choir, and music production classes.

Course Grades: English (70-100), Math (70-100), Social Studies (72-100), Science (75-100)

Attendance and Punctuality

Demonstrated Special Talent

Demonstrated Interest: School Visit or Written Contact

Preference to students residing in the Lower East Side; interested students from all neighborhoods are encouraged to apply. Please contact the school for more information regarding this aspect of the schoolÂ’s selection criteria.

—63% of offers went to this group

East Side Community

M58A

Humanities & Interdisciplinary

Screened

75

Y

1493

15

Y

281

Yes–10

Priority to continuing 8th graders

Then to New York City residents

20

19

420 East 12th Street

Manhattan

10009

NY

40.72915

-73.9825

3

2

34

1005974

1004390017

East Village

MANHATTAN

02M544

Independence High School

M

Independence High School is a high school which embraces teaching and learning in a small, caring environment with high academic standards. We offer multicultural, interdisciplinary curriculum with an infusion of the arts and technology. Through enhanced guidance services, an advisor works with each student and parent to achieve academic goals and set post-secondary plans. We envision our high school community, which encompasses students, staff, and parents to be actively engaged in maintaining academic excellence, to help foster self-esteem, and to develop healthier decision-making skills so that students may develop and work up to their full potential. We nurture a passion for learning and problem-solving skills using Restorative Practices in an environment built on high accountability and high support. Families will be encouraged to maintain a high level of engagement with the school. College visits, career fairs, and guest speakers from local and distant colleges are frequently set throughout the year. Our students explore entry-level careers via collaboration with a successful community-based organization.

1

College counseling, PM school (supplementary instructional support), Living for the Young Family through Education (LYFE) on campus

YWCA After-School program, Odysseyware (online credit recovery program)

English as a New Language

French, Latin, Spanish

Clinton

Yes

M834

850 10th Avenue, Manhattan NY 10019 (40.767848, -73.98861)

212-262-8067

212-262-8110

RSmolki@schools.nyc.gov

schools.nyc.gov/schoolportals/02/M544

1, 2, 3, A, C, D to 59th Street-Columbus Circle; N, Q, R to 57th Street

BxM2, M10, M104, M11, M12, M20, M31, M5, M50, M57, M66, M7, X1, X12, X14, X30, X42, X7, X9

School is structured on credit needs, not grade level

School is structured on credit needs, not grade level

314

Senior Internships, Student Activities organized by the Coordinator of Student Affairs (COSA)

0.600000024

1

1

1

1

Students must attend an Open House and personalized intake meeting. Please contact the school for open house dates or to schedule a visit

Independence High School

L75A

Humanities & Interdisciplinary

Limited Unscreened

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

Yes-New

For Current 8th Grade Students – Open only to students who are at least 15 years of age and entering high school for the first time. For Other Students – Students must be 17-21 years of age, have a minimum of 10 credits, have passed 1 Regents exam, and have attended high school for at least one year.

N/A

N/A

850 10th Avenue

Manhattan

10019

NY

40.76785

-73.9886

4

3

139

1026841

1010650001

Clinton

MANHATTAN

06M463

High School for Media and Communications

M

The High School for Media and Communications is a small learning community whose mission is to provide a rigorous education that encourages and inspires inquiry, creativity, critical thinking, and free expression. Our responsibility is to provide a learning environment that is engaging and culturally and socially responsive in order to develop lifelong learners who will succeed in college and future careers, and become productive citizens.

AVID, Visual Arts Programs, Creative Writing, Theater Arts, Honors Programs in English and History, Writing for College, Introduction to Film

Introduction to Media Literacy Classes, Leadership Classes, The Reserve OfficersÂ’ Training Corps (ROTC), and After School Academic Programs

We use state of the art technology to enrich our academic programs (iMacs, Macbook Pros, iPads, and SMART boards)

English as a New Language; Transitional Bilingual Education: Spanish

Spanish

AP English, AP US Government and Politics

Washington Heights N.

Yes

George Washington Educational Campus

M465

549 Audubon Avenue, Manhattan NY 10040 (40.856532, -73.92606)

212-927-1841

212-927-2326

bgalvez@schools.nyc.gov

www.hsmcnyc.org

1 to 191st St ; A to 190th St

Bx18, Bx40, Bx42, Bx7, M100, M101, M3, M4, M98

9-12

9-12

427

8am

3:45pm

Community School; Community Service Expected

National Honor Society, Double Discovery Center at Columbia University, Journalism/School Newspaper (The Legacy), Leadership Program, Dance, Cooking Club with Health Corps, Creative Writing, G.W. Campus Youth Theater Company with MCC, NY Peer Mediation, After School Academic Programs, SAT Preparation Program, Tribeca Film Program, Simon & Schuster Book Club, Media Green Team, Swimming Club, Anime/Manga Club, Student Government

Baseball, Basketball, Football, Soccer, Swimming, Wrestling

Basketball, Flag Football, Indoor Track, Outdoor Track, Soccer, Softball, Swimming, Volleyball

Dance Club, Rowing Club; Cycling Club sponsored by iChallenge Myself. We also provide lifeguarding classes to students in our school pool.

0.547999978

0.829999983

0.709999979

0.430999994

0.790000021

1

—43% of offers went to this group

Media and Communications Institute

M30A

Communications

Ed. Opt.

125

N

373

25

N

95

No

Priority to District 6 students or residents

Then to Manhattan students or residents

Then to New York City residents

3

4

549 Audubon Avenue

Manhattan

10040

NY

40.85653

-73.9261

12

10

277

1076751

1021600018

Washington Heights North

MANHATTAN

02M449

Vanguard High School

M

Our school community is committed to helping our students become articulate, analytical, reflective, and empathetic citizens. Respect for self and others is central to achieving our goals. Our advisory system maintains close ties with our students and their families. As a member of the Coalition of Essential Schools, we adhere to the principles of small class sizes, longer block scheduling, shared planning and instruction, cooperative learning, project-based curriculum, and portfolio-based assessment in classes and graduation. Class discussions and assignments adhere to the Coalition Habits of Mind: using evidence, investigating points of view, making connections, and seeking relevance.

English/Social Sciences-integrated Humanities in 9th and 10th grades; History and Literature classes in 11th and 12th grades

Four-year Science curriculum with Robotics, Living Environment, Chemistry, Physics, Epidemiology, Biopsychology

Four-year math curriculum with AP Calculus; Painting, Digital Photography, Philosophy of Art, Furniture Making, Portfolio Preparation for art colleges

College exploration beginning in the ninth grade; Two-year Reading and Writing Workshop Literacy Program

CUNY College Now, Creative Writing, Yoga, Weight Training, Internships

English as a New Language

French, Spanish

AP Calculus, AP Physics

Lenox Hill

Yes

Julia Richman Educational Campus

M480

317 East 67th Street, Manhattan NY 10065 (40.765638, -73.959777)

212-517-5175

212-517-5334

WKlann@schools.nyc.gov

www.vanguardnyc.net

4, 5, N, Q, R to Lexington Ave-59 St ; 6 to 68th St - Hunter College ; F to Lexington Ave-63 St

BxM1, 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, QM3

9-12

9-12

461

8am

3pm

Extended Day Program; Internships

Student Voice Collaborative, City Explorers, Fit and Fly at New York Sports Club, Leadership, Athletic and Tutoring Programs at Vanderbilt YMCA, Radio Rootz, Tutoring in major subject areas, Vanguard Movement, Vanguard Student Government, WNYC Radio Rookies, Drama, Fashion

Basketball, Soccer, Volleyball

Basketball, Soccer, Volleyball

0.73299998

0.870000005

0.889999986

0.595000029

0.939999998

1

1

StudentsÂ’ growth in understanding and thinking is assessed by researching, writing, presenting, and defending portfolios in math, science, humanities and literary analysis. Students also complete an autobiography portfolio, using oral and visual components.

Demonstrated Interest: School Visit

College Preparatory

M95A

Humanities & Interdisciplinary

Ed. Opt.

92

Y

1182

18

Y

334

No

Open to New York City residents

13

19

317 East 67th Street

Manhattan

10065

NY

40.76564

-73.9598

8

5

118

1083343

1014420001

Lenox Hill-Roosevelt Island

MANHATTAN

25Q252

Queens School of Inquiry, The

Q

The Queens School of Inquiry is an early college school designed to prepare students to succeed in college. Our students have the opportunity to earn up to 62 tuition-free Queens College credits while still in high school. We help students develop academic skills in an environment that promotes inquiry-based learning and self-management. A close collaboration with Queens College, CUNY, and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, along with a dedicated faculty, enables us to promote college readiness and career awareness. We are a neighborhood school that emphasizes real-life applications of academic content in our effort to educate caring and ethical citizens.

Students begin taking dual credit courses in the ninth grade through Queens College

By 11th and 12th grades, the majority of students have the opportunity to take college classes on the Queens College campus.

English as a New Language

Japanese, Latin, Spanish

AP Biology, AP Psychology

Kew Gardens Hills

Yes

Q168

158-40 76 Road, Fresh Meadows NY 11366 (40.724195, -73.80938)

718-380-6929

718-380-6809

Minbal@schools.nyc.gov

www.queensinquiry.com

N/A

Q25, Q34, Q46, Q64, Q65, QM1, QM5, QM6, QM7, QM8

6-12

6-12

553

8:38am

2:57pm

Extended Day Program

Anime, Drama, Early Morning Tutoring, Ivy Society, Math Tutorial, Mathletes, National Honor Society, Peer Mediation, Photography, Robotics, Senior Committee, Silver Chord, Spirit Squad, String Ensemble, Student Government, Studio Art, Yearbook; Students are encouraged to initiate clubs pertaining to their individual interests

Basketball, Soccer

Tennis, Volleyball

Boys Varsity Basketball, Girls Volleyball. Students are encouraged to initiate sports based on their interests.

0.925999999

0.939999998

0.680000007

0.903999984

0.889999986

1

Interdisciplinary program with a strong, comprehensive focus on math and science

Course Grades: English (79-100), Math (81-100), Social Studies (80-100), Science (80-100)

Standardized Test Scores: English Language Arts (2.6-4.5), Math (3.2-4.5)

Attendance and Punctuality

—46% of offers went to this group

Queens School of Inquiry

Q77A

Humanities & Interdisciplinary

Screened

76

Y

986

14

Y

105

No

Priority to continuing 8th graders

Then to Queens students or residents

Then to New York City residents

13

8

158-40 76 Road

Fresh Meadows

11366

NY

40.7242

-73.8094

8

24

1257

4147847

4068260001

Kew Gardens Hills

QUEENS

14K614

Young Women's Leadership School of Brooklyn (TYWLS)

K

in order to maximize academic achievement, social and emotional well-being, and post-secondary success. TYWLS is supported by Young Women's Leadership Network and its CollegeBound Initiative in order to replicate the best practices of private and independent girls schools. TYWLS of Brooklyn opened in 2008 as the fifth school in the network. TYWLS strives to instill in students a sense of self-efficacy and community responsibility, characteristics which will support them as they become the leaders of the next generation.

College Bound; Small interdisciplinary learning environment

Collaborative groupwork and project-based instruction

Advisory classes focusing on female adolescent development and positive self-image

Early college awareness

English as a New Language

Spanish

AP Biology, AP Computer Science, AP English, AP Psychology

Bushwick

Yes

K147

325 Bushwick Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11206 (40.705005, -73.93879)

718-387-5641

admissions@tywlsbrooklyn.org

www.ywlnetwork.org

J, M to Flushing Ave; L to Montrose Ave

B15, B43, B46, B47, B48, B57, B60, Q54, Q59

6-12

6-12

375

7:30am

2:45pm

Community-Based Service Projects (Reading Buddy program at nearby elementary school), Debate Team, Digital Video Design, Math Team, Regents Preparation & Saturday Academy, Peer Mentoring, Peer Tutoring, Photography, Recycling Team, School Spirit Team, School Tour Guides & Student Recruitment Committee, Sculpture, Student Council

Baseball, Basketball, Bowling, Cross Country, Fencing, Indoor Track, Soccer

Basketball, Fencing, Outdoor Track, Soccer, Softball, Tennis, Volleyball

Basketball, Soccer, Tennis; As we expand, we plan to offer additional sports.

1

0.920000017

0.620000005

0.899999976

1

On-site requirement occurs at school's Open House.

Course Grades: English (55-100), Math (55-100), Social Studies (60-100), Science (60-100)

Standardized Test Scores: English Language Arts (1.6-4.5), Math (1.7-4.5)

Attendance and Punctuality

Group Interview

Writing Exercise

—40% of offers went to this group

The Young WomenÂ’s Leadership School of Brooklyn

L66A

Science & Math

Screened

68

N

230

13

N

46

No

Priority to continuing 8th graders

Then to Brooklyn students or residents

Then to New York City residents

Open only to female students

3

4

325 Bushwick Avenue

Brooklyn

11206

NY

40.70501

-73.9388

1

34

485

3071418

3030910001

Bushwick South

BROOKLYN

02M489

High School of Economics and Finance

M

We offer a challenging academic program with additional requirements, including a senior research thesis and a four-year program of coursework in economics and finance. Students also complete internships with major financial companies. Our diverse, welcoming community extends beyond our school doors to include corporate partners from the surrounding Wall Street area. A full-time college counseling staff coordinates the college admissions process. Students find enrichment in our various athletic, artistic, civic, and cultural programs and our state-of-the-art library and technology center.

CTE program(s) in: Business, Management & Administration

iLearnNYC: Program for expanded online coursework and self-paced learning

Exchange programs with MarthaÂ’s Vineyard High School; Four-year research culminating in a Senior Research Thesis and Oral Presentation

Moodys Summer Experience: Four-week summer program for all incoming ninth graders; W!SE Institute: Wednesday enrichment program with elective seminars

English as a New Language

French, Spanish

AP Biology, AP Calculus, AP English, AP Environmental Science, AP European History, AP Spanish, AP US History

Lower Manhattan

M833

100 Trinity Place, Manhattan NY 10006 (40.70927, -74.012328)

212-346-0708

212-346-0712

cbitar@schools.nyc.gov

www.ecoandfin.org

1 to Rector St ; 2, 3, A, C to Fulton St-Broadway-Nassau ; 4, 5 to Wall St ; 6 to Brooklyn Bridge - City Hall ; E to World Trade Center ; J, Z to Broad St ; N to South Ferry ; R to Cortlandt St

BM1, 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, X37, X38, X4, X42, X5, X7, X8, X9

9-12

9-12

761

8:30am

3:30pm

Online Grading System; Uniform

Art, Music, Arts & Dance Festival and Talent Show, Big Brothers Big Sisters, Career Day, Chess, Drama, Euro Challenge, Fashion Show, Fed Challenge, Gay/Straight Alliance, Literary Magazine, National Honor Society, SPARK Youth Leadership, Student Government, Tutoring, Yearbook, Young Professionals Mentoring Program (YPMP), Model UN, Global Glimpse, Islands of Tolerance, Community Service Interest Club, Theater Arts, Stock Market Game, Dance Club, Video Gaming Club, Weight Lifting Club, Yoga

Basketball, Bowling, Cross Country, Handball

Basketball, Bowling, Flag Football, Outdoor Track, Softball, Tennis

Dance, Fitness, Soccer, Volleyball, Weightlifting, Yoga

0.739000022

0.889999986

0.790000021

0.800000012

0.850000024

1

In-depth coursework in Economics and Finance, AP and college courses, Weill Institute with financial industry professionals providing seminars and internships, after-school and Saturday academic and extracurricular opportunities.

Demonstrated Interest: School Visit

Economics and Finance

M79A

Business

Ed. Opt.

167

Y

1637

33

N

224

No

Open to New York City residents

10

7

100 Trinity Place

Manhattan

10006

NY

40.70927

-74.0123

1

1

13

1001037

1000520001

Battery Park City-Lower Manhattan

MANHATTAN

09X227

Bronx Collegiate Academy

X

The mission of Bronx Collegiate Academy (BCA) is to ensure that each student graduates prepared for the rigors of college. BCA is a small school that provides all students with the support and individual attention they need in order to achieve academic success.

1

Honors Courses: English Language Arts, Chemistry, Government, Geometry, Algebra II & Trigonometry, Precalculus

Elective Courses: American Sign Language, Criminology, Forensics, SAT Prep, Art Technology, History through Film, Economics, Government, Nutrition

Annual Camping Trips, College Planning, College Trips, Perfect Attendance Trips and Prizes, Opportunity to earn up to fifteen college credits

Morning and after-school Tutoring, CUNY College Now, Winter Showcase, Spring Showcase

CASA (Community, Arts, Studies, Achievement); An after-school program for English as a New Language students of all levels

English as a New Language

American Sign Language, French, Spanish

AP Biology, AP European History, AP Spanish, AP US History

E. Concourse-Concourse Village

Yes

William Howard Taft Educational Campus

X410

240 East 172nd Street, Bronx NY 10457 (40.839307, -73.911366)

718-410-4077

718-340-3659

gadon@bxcollegiate.org

sites.google.com/site/bronxcollegiateacademy

4, B, D to 170th St

Bx1, Bx11, Bx15, Bx18, Bx2, Bx32, Bx35, Bx41, Bx41-SBS, BxM4

9-12

9-12

395

8:30am

3:30pm

Community School; Community Service Expected; Saturday Programs; Summer Bridge Program; Uniform

Art, Music Band, Culinary, Dance, National Honor Society, Step Team, Hip-Hop Saves Lives, Student Government, Video Game, Yearbook, House Ambassadors, Community Service (Soup Kitchen), Open Team, Toys for Tots, Book Drive, Tutoring; Tenth grade students have the opportunity to apply for Summer Search college readiness program

Baseball, Basketball, Bowling, Indoor Track, Outdoor Track, Soccer, Volleyball, Wrestling

Basketball, Cross Country, Flag Football, Indoor Track, Outdoor Track, Softball, Tennis, Volleyball, Wrestling

Double Dutch

Cheerleading, Fencing, Rock Climbing

0.55400002

0.800000012

0.879999995

0.365999997

0.790000021

1

Develop character and community awareness through a college preparatory curriculum.

—48% of offers went to this group

Bronx Collegiate Academy

X58X

Humanities & Interdisciplinary

Limited Unscreened

76

N

472

19

Y

131

Yes-10

Priority to New York City residents who attend an information session

Then to New York City residents

6

7

240 East 172nd Street

Bronx

10457

NY

40.83931

-73.9114

4

16

225

2007806

2028170002

East Concourse-Concourse Village

BRONX

10X264

Bronx Academy for Software Engineering (BASE)

X

Bronx Academy for Software Engineering (BASE) is a CTE high school preparing students to work and play in the world of software design and programming. Classes such as Mobile App Design use the tools of software engineering to focus on real-world problem solving. Internships with industry leaders give students experience with cutting-edge technology. Seminar classes help students make connections across their academic classes, get to know each other, and develop post-graduation plans. BASE graduates are prepared to develop their skills in college, enter the software industry as programmers or website designers, and understand and help the communities they live in.

CTE program(s) in: Scientific Research and Engineering

Internships with industry partners; Advisory Class

Classes in software design, computer programming, and app development

Individual academic and career planning

Project-based learning; Project-based activities in Science and Math

English as a New Language

Italian

AP Computer Science

Belmont

Yes

Grace Dodge Educational Campus

X660

2474 Crotona Avenue, Bronx NY 10458 (40.855392, -73.882487)

718-733-6024

718-733-6429

info@bronxsoftware.org

www.bronxsoftware.org

N/A

Bx12, Bx12-SBS, Bx15, Bx17, Bx19, Bx22, Bx36, Bx9

9-12

9-12

328

8:30am

3:30pm

Internship Expected; Summer Orientation; Uniform

After-School Program, Chess, Dance (Competitive), Digital Documentaries, Drama, Girls Talk, Granting Early Awareness and Readiness for Undergraduate Programs (GEAR UP), Intensive Instructional Support, Multimedia Club, Student Government, Video Yearbook

Baseball, Basketball

Softball, Volleyball

0.889999986

0.779999971

0.850000024

—99% of offers went to this group

Bronx Academy for Software Engineering (BASE)

X18A

Computer Science & Technology

Limited Unscreened

86

Y

1215

22

Y

351

No

Priority to Bronx students or residents who attend an information session

Then to New York City residents who attend an information session

Then to Bronx students or residents

Then to New York City residents

14

16

2474 Crotona Avenue

Bronx

10458

NY

40.85539

-73.8825

6

15

393

2012887

2031040007

Belmont

BRONX

10X284

Bronx School of Law and Finance

X

The mission of our school is to provide students with the necessary skills to pursue employment and/or higher education through the introduction to careers in law and finance. Students are exposed to the world of finance and law through internships, mentoring, and fieldwork. Our curriculum is enriched under the leadership of our lead partner, the Barnard/Columbia Education program.

1

CTE program(s) in: Business, Management & Administration, Law and Public Safety

iLearnNYC: Program for expanded online coursework and self-paced learning

Mentoring, Internships, Student Fieldwork, Federal Reserve Challenge

Academy of Finance, CUNY College Now, Block Programming

Field Trips to Wall Street, Law Firms and Universities

English as a New Language

Latin, Spanish

AP Calculus, AP Environmental Science, AP Statistics

Spuyten Duyvil-Kingsbridge

Yes

John F. Kennedy Educational Campus

X475

99 Terrace View Avenue, Bronx NY 10463 (40.877379, -73.912686)

718-561-0113

718-561-0595

aburgos2@schools.nyc.gov

www.LawandFinance.org

1 to Marble Hill - 225th St

Bx1, Bx10, Bx2, Bx20, Bx7, Bx9, BxM1, BxM18, BxM2, M100

9-12

9-12

399

8am

2:45pm

Community Service Expected; Internships; Uniform

Art, Bronx 12 Quiz Bowl, Chess, Investment, Latin, Mock Trial, Moot Court, Meditation, Spanish, Multicultural, Student Council, Tutoring

Baseball, Basketball, Bowling, Cross Country, Football, Gymnastics, Indoor Track, Outdoor Track, Soccer, Volleyball

Basketball, Cross Country, Flag Football, Golf, Gymnastics, Handball, Indoor Track, Outdoor Track, Soccer, Softball, Tennis, Volleyball

Golf, Stunt

0.643999994

0.819999993

0.680000007

0.389999986

0.810000002

1

Students will be exposed to law and finance for their first two years. Students will select a major course of study for junior and senior years.

—34% of offers went to this group

Bronx School of Law and Finance

X28A

Law & Government

Limited Unscreened

86

N

476

22

N

106

Yes-10

Priority to Bronx students or residents who attend an information session

Then to New York City residents who attend an information session

Then to Bronx students or residents

Then to New York City residents

6

5

99 Terrace View Avenue

Bronx

10463

NY

40.87738

-73.9127

8

10

309

1064532

1022150080

Marble Hill-Inwood

BRONX

32K549

Bushwick School for Social Justice

K

We are developing a community of young leaders who will demand the best from themselves today and work together for a more just tomorrow. We are committed to providing a challenging curriculum that empowers students to succeed and to be active in the social, cultural, and political lives of their communities and their world. We are committed to ensuring that every student has constant and consistent opportunities for intellectual engagement and becomes confident in facing the pressing issues of the day.

1

iLearnNYC: Program for expanded online coursework and self-paced learning

Project and inquiry-based learning courses; CUNY College Now; Student Success Center offers electives through Brooklyn College

Advisory program provides guidance on health, social justice issues, SAT and ACT prep, and job readiness.

Presentations at the Citywide Social Justice Expo; Partnership with Make the Road New York

Restorative Justice program, peer mediation, Social Justice Council, Global Potential

English as a New Language

Spanish

AP English, AP Environmental Science, AP Spanish, AP US History

Bushwick

Yes

Bushwick Educational Campus

K480

400 Irving Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11237 (40.696457, -73.911751)

718-381-7100

718-418-0192

jsierra2@schools.nyc.gov

www.BSSJBrooklyn.com

L, M to Myrtle Ave-Wyckoff Ave

B13, B20, B26, B38, B52, B54, B60, Q55, Q58

9-12

9-12

385

8:15am

3:10pm

Community School

National Honor Society, journalism, Black Latino Alliance Tackling Issues Nurturing Ourselves (B.L.A.T.I.N.O.), Cheerleading, Chess, Drama, System of Freedom Human Rights, Knitting, Crochet, Dance, Leap for Girls, Queer-Straight Alliance, Social Justice and Community Organizing, Student Government, Yearbook, Summer Search, Swimming club (certification in swim safety), WomenÂ’s Empowerment, African Drumming & Percussion, Farm (working on a real farm), Film After-School Class, No Kidding Program

Baseball, Basketball, Soccer, Volleyball

Basketball, Softball, Volleyball

0.68599999

0.800000012

0.74000001

0.44600001

0.829999983

1

A challenging program with emphasis on addressing social justice issues around our community and the nation.

—50% of offers went to this group

Humanities and Interdisciplinary

K54A

Humanities & Interdisciplinary

Limited Unscreened

96

N

280

19

N

73

Yes-10

Priority to District 32 students or residents who attend an information session

Then to Brooklyn students or residents who attend an information session

Then to New York City residents who attend an information session

Then to District 32 students or residents

Then to Brooklyn students or residents

Then to New York City residents

3

4

400 Irving Avenue

Brooklyn

11237

NY

40.69646

-73.9118

4

37

435

3076908

3033650098

Bushwick North

BROOKLYN

02M408

Professional Performing Arts High School (PPAS)

M

Located in the heart of ManhattanÂ’s theater district, this small, personalized school partners with top-rated New York City Arts organizations to provide professional-level training in the performing arts and a competitive academic program. Recognized for our unique arts instruction, we attract master performers and industry players that help guide our students toward the most competitive colleges and conservatories. Our special relationships with local organizations provide access to some of the most modern training facilities in New York City. Our alumni have gone on to prestigious conservatories and appeared in many Broadway productions, box office films, and hit television shows.

1

College courses in grade 11 and 12 at New York University (NYU), John Jay College and Hunter College

Professional work in the arts through partnership with On Location Education; Master classes and workshops with theater professionals

Theater and Tap Dance, Ballet, Song Preparation, Private and Group Vocal Technique, Music Theory, Theater Exploration

Musical Theater Scene Study and Acting Technique; Electives: Improvisation, Choreography, College Audition Preparation, and Songwriting

English as a New Language

Spanish

AP Biology, AP English, AP US History

Arts

Clinton

Yes

M017

328 West 48th Street, Manhattan NY 10036 (40.761327, -73.988665)

212-247-8652

212-247-7514

admissions@ppasshare.org

www.ppasnyc.org

1, C, E to 50th St ; 2, 3, 7, S to Times Square-42nd St ; A to 42nd St-Port Authority Bus Terminal ; B, D to 7th Ave ; F, M to 47-50th Sts Rockefeller Center ; N, Q, R to 49th St

BxM2, 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, X9

6-12

6-12

546

8:15am

3:30pm

Community Service Expected; Online Grading System

School Newpaper, Assembly Committee, Audition Coaching, Black Box Theatre Productions, College Tutoring, Community Service, Playwriting Club, Full-scale Musical Production, Peer Mentoring, Peer Tutoring, Photography Club, SAT Preparation, Science Lab Internships, Teaching Assistant Internships, Social Action Committee, Student Council, Yearbook Club, PPAS for Change, Leadership Club, Global Glimpse International Service Club, Senior Leadership Council

Baseball, Basketball, Bowling, Cross Country, Handball, Outdoor Track, Soccer, Volleyball

Basketball, Flag Football, Soccer, Softball, Volleyball

0.978999972

0.939999998

0.639999986

0.596000016

0.889999986

Students receive pre-conservatory training in vocal music, dance and acting. All first and second year students participate in an annual musical theater concert. All third and fourth year students perform in an end-of-year main-stage musical production.

Built around the core values: excellence, engagement and empathy. Students take two hours of conservatory-style class daily in acting, movement/devising, voice & speech and theater studies. Each grade also participates in supplementary performance projects including classics, new play commissions and student-created work. Goal is to develop exemplary artists who are equally engaged citizens.

Classical Vocal Music students attend conservatory classes in vocal technique, sight reading, musicianship, ear training and ensemble singing. Students study an extensive vocal repertory, music history, theory, performance technique and movement for singers. Students participate in ensemble and solo performances throughout the year.

In partnership with The Ailey School, students follow a course of study with a foundation in ballet and classes in Horton technique, modern (Graham-based), jazz and West African dance.

Course Grades: English (85-100), Math (83-100), Social Studies (85-100), Science (85-100)

Course Grades: English (80-100), Math (70-100), Social Studies (73-100), Science (74-100)

Course Grades: English (74-100), Math (68-100), Social Studies (67-100), Science (73-100)

Course Grades: English (77-100), Math (79-100), Social Studies (76-100), Science (73-100)

Standardized Test Scores: English Language Arts (2.2-4.5), Math (2.6-4.5)

Standardized Test Scores: English Language Arts (2.3-4.5), Math (2.0-4.5)

Standardized Test Scores: English Language Arts (1.8-4.5), Math (2.0-4.5)

Standardized Test Scores: English Language Arts (2.0-4.5), Math (2.1-4.5)

Attendance

Attendance

Attendance

Attendance

Audition

Audition

Audition

Audition

—34% of offers went to this group

—23% of offers went to this group

—9% of offers went to this group

—6% of offers went to this group

Musical Theatre

Drama

Classical Vocal Music

Dance

M81H

M81J

M81K

M81N

Performing Arts

Performing Arts

Performing Arts

Performing Arts

Audition

Audition

Audition

Audition

23

23

23

38

Y

Y

Y

Y

239

321

181

363

4

4

4

7

N

N

N

N

23

29

23

18

Yes–5

Yes-5

Yes-5

Yes-5

Priority to continuing 8th graders

Priority to continuing 8th graders

Priority to continuing 8th graders

Priority to continuing 8th graders

Then to New York City residents

Then to New York City residents

Then to New York City residents

Then to New York City residents

Each applicant will be required to act, sing and dance at this audition. Please prepare the following: Acting: Present a one-minute memorized monologue (comedic or dramatic) from a published play. Singing: Present 32 bars of a memorized Broadway song (age-appropriate) - an accompanist will be provided, so bring sheet music in the appropriate key. Dancing: Be prepared to learn a short theater dance combination - please wear clothing that allows for freedom of movement, as well as jazz shoes or sneakers.

Prepare two contrasting monologues (one minute each), for example: dramatic/comedic, classical/contemporary, published/original, or theater/film. Choose characters close to your age or life experience, decide who your characters are talking to and why, and completely memorize both pieces.

Present a memorized classical music selection. The song must demonstrate vocal skills and ability. Classical selections can be found in either “Twenty-Four Italian Songs and Arias” or “The Art Song Anthology.” Do not present rock, pop, gospel, country, musical theater, Disney or contemporary music. You must bring sheet music for your song to the audition; an accompanist will be provided. Vocal musicianship (the ability to sing scales, sing a cappella, etc.) will be tested at the audition.

Participate in an Ailey School master class that includes ballet, modern and jazz techniques. Female applicants must wear a leotard, footless or convertible tights and ballet shoes. Males should wear a fitted t-shirt, black leggings or black tights, a dance belt and ballet shoes. No prepared solo is necessary.

10

14

8

10

6

7

6

3

328 West 48th Street

Manhattan

10036

NY

40.76133

-73.9887

4

3

127

1025092

1010380014

Clinton

MANHATTAN

05M369

Urban Assembly School for the Performing Arts

M

We engage students in a college-preparatory curriculum that includes performing arts in all aspects of the academic experience. By using the arts as a teaching tool and allowing students to express themselves, our school breathes creativity into all subjects and builds confidence in all students. Students do not audition to enter our school. Students who may not have had access to artistic study come to our school from all five boroughs. We partner with the Tony Bennett Foundation/Exploring the Arts, the Martha Graham Dance Company, EPIC Theatre Ensemble, and The Collegiate Chorale.

1

A full performing arts conservatory education with college preparatory course work in English, Social Studies, Math, Science

After introducing ninth grade students to dance, vocal music, and theater programs, students audition for a major of their choosing

At the end of their four years of study, students take the Arts Exit Exam allowing them to earn an Arts Endorsed Diploma.

English as a New Language

Spanish

AP English

Arts

Manhattanville

Yes

M043

509 West 129th Street, Manhattan NY 10027 (40.815747, -73.95552)

212-543-4460

212-234-4975

mmcmahon3@schools.nyc.gov

http://schools.nyc.gov/SchoolPortals/05/M369/default.htm

1, A, B, C, D to 125th St

Bx15, Bx33, M10, M100, M101, M104, M11, M3, M4, M5, M60-SBS

9-12

9-12

350

8:15am

3:15pm

Uniform

After-school Tutoring, Band, Gospel Choir, Dance Company, Jam Sessions, Performing Arts Major Showcase, Poetry Out Loud, Gay Straight Alliance, Spring Showcase, Student Government Association, Theatre Arts, Winter Showcase, Yearbook Committee, Young Men's Club, Hip Hop Club, EPIC Theatre Shakespeare Remix

Basketball

Outdoor Track, Softball

Stunt

Cheerleading, Step Team, Basketball, Flag Football

0.76700002

0.810000002

0.689999998

0.614000022

0.870000005

—67% of offers went to this group

Urban Assembly School for the Performing Arts

M04A

Performing Arts

Limited Unscreened

90

N

460

18

Y

105

Yes–10

Priority to New York City residents who attend an information session

Then to New York City residents

5

6

509 West 129th Street

Manhattan

10027

NY

40.81575

-73.9555

9

7

219

1059723

1019840033

Manhattanville

MANHATTAN

32K552

Academy of Urban Planning

K

Students at the Academy of Urban Planning use their leadership abilities to achieve academic success. We forge a lasting spirit of community where students, parents, and guardians are welcome, teachers and staff work collaboratively, and all are engaged as partners to provide an exemplary education for our students. We provide students with the academic and social tools they need to pursue goals by stimulating their interests in learning, discovery, and self-expression. The urban planning theme-based curriculum takes students out of the classroom and into their communities to develop skills that will move them toward higher education and careers, while at the same time tapping into their innate curiosity towards the world around them.

1

College NOW courses at Medgar Evers College

College Summit

National Academy Foundation: Green Technology, Coding, and Architecture courses

All students are expected to complete their NY State Regents Exam requirements by the end of their sophomore year

English as a New Language

Spanish

AP Biology, AP Calculus, AP Economics, AP English, AP Spanish, AP US History

Bushwick

Yes

Bushwick Educational Campus

K480

400 Irving Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11237 (40.696457, -73.911751)

718-381-7100

718-418-0314

knorman3@schools.nyc.gov

www.aupnyc.org

L, M to Myrtle Ave-Wyckoff Ave

B13, B20, B26, B38, B52, B54, B60, Q55, Q58

9-12

9-12

227

8:15am

3:45pm

Community School

Advanced Art, African Dance, African Drumming, Annual “Day of Dialogue” Student-led Conference, Cheerleading, Community Service, Fine Arts, Hispanic Cultural Club, National Honor Society, Peer Mediation, Peer Tutoring, Student Government, Student Leadership Council, Student Newspaper, Video Game Club

Baseball, Basketball, Soccer, Volleyball

Basketball, Softball, Volleyball

Baseball, Basketball, Flag Football, Volleyball, Weightlifting

0.55400002

0.819999993

0.720000029

0.307000011

0.790000021

1

Students take urban studies theme-based electives and participate in urban planning projects in regular subject area classes that incorporate art, technology, community development, and civic engagement.

—82% of offers went to this group

Urban Planning and Design

K52A

Humanities & Interdisciplinary

Limited Unscreened

94

N

142

19

N

51

Yes-10

Priority to Brooklyn students or residents who attend an information session

Then to New York City residents who attend an information session

Then to Brooklyn students or residents

Then to New York City residents

2

3

400 Irving Avenue

Brooklyn

11237

NY

40.69646

-73.9118

4

37

435

3076908

3033650098

Bushwick North

BROOKLYN

10X351

Bronx Collaborative High School

X

Bronx Collaborative students are academic detectives, bringing New York CityÂ’s unique resources and rich history into the classroom to investigate and solve real-world challenges. Teachers connect students with community leaders, organizations, and professionals to collaborate on exciting projects. These real-world teamwork experiences offer students feedback that prepares them for success in college and careers. Teachers and counselors know our families, recognize studentsÂ’ talents, and support their needs from the first day of school to graduation. We prepare students for success after high school with special attention to preparing for four-year colleges. Restorative practices and social justice are key features of the school activities.

1

Students complete Performance-Based Assessment Tasks (PBATs) as a replacement for some Regents Exams.

Eligible students take free college classes through the CUNY College Now program on-site at Lehman College and receive mentoring support to succeed.

Faculty create custom courses such as Food Chemistry and Sports Algebra in all core subjects based on personal expertise and hands-on experience.

Student Choice offers students in grades 10, 11, and 12 the chance to pick major courses from several options at each level, as happens in college.

A daily specialized advanced elective course provides specialized athletic, creative arts, and subject-specific courses to enhance students' learning.

English as a New Language; Transitional Bilingual Education: Spanish

Japanese, Spanish

Van Cortlandt Village

Yes

DeWitt Clinton Educational Campus

X440

100 West Mosholu Parkway South, Bronx NY 10468 (40.879958, -73.889011)

718-543-1023

718-543-1029

newstudentinfo@bxchs.org

www.bxchs.org

4 to Mosholu Parkway ; B, D to Bedford Park Blvd

Bx1, Bx10, Bx16, Bx2, Bx22, Bx26, Bx28, Bx30, Bx34, Bx38, BxM3, BxM4

9-12

9-12

353

9:03am

3:23pm

College Trips; Community Service Expected; Extended Day Program; Health Center; Internships; Online Grading System; Saturday Programs; Student/Parent Orientation; Summer Orientation

Comic Book/Superhero, Japanese Culture & Anime, Outdoors Club, Student Government, Gay-Straight Alliance (GSA), Youth Voice Activist Team, Secret Circle Restorative Justice Leadership Program, Gardening Club, Latin Dance Club, Book Club, Meditation, Rock Band, Chorus, Debate, Drama

Baseball, Basketball, Bowling, Cross Country, Football, Gymnastics, Indoor Track, Outdoor Track, Soccer, Swimming, Tennis, Volleyball, Wrestling

Basketball, Bowling, Cross Country, Flag Football, Gymnastics, Handball, Indoor Track, Outdoor Track, Soccer, Softball, Swimming, Tennis, Volleyball

Cricket

Step Team, Cheerleading

0.720000029

0.870000005

0.870000005

1

1

—27% of offers went to this group

Bronx Collaborative High School

X19A

Humanities & Interdisciplinary

Limited Unscreened

86

Y

610

22

N

141

Yes-10

Priority to Bronx students or residents who attend an information session

Then to New York City residents who attend an information session

Then to Bronx students or residents

Then to New York City residents

7

6

100 West Mosholu Parkway South

Bronx

10468

NY

40.87996

-73.889

7

11

409

2095215

2032510201

Van Cortlandt Village

BRONX

07X547

New Explorers High School

X

In our state-of-the-art building, our students realize their potential in academics and creative expression through projects, hands-on activities, and our thriving visual art, dance, drama, and music programs. We offer individual attention, guidance, and tutorial assistance in the content areas and additional support for the Regents exams. We promote community involvement and activities, uniting staff, parents, and the community. We offer workshops for students and parents/guardians, as well as guidance and assistance with referrals to the agencies that serve their needs.

1

iLearnNYC: Program for expanded online coursework and self-paced learning

Students major in one of our comprehensive arts programs

Students perform at least four times a year before a school-wide audience

East Side House Settlement: attendance interventions and incentives, counseling and extra learning time

College Support: Online programs and classes in SAT Prep; Group and individualized college counseling through college advisors and college trips

English as a New Language

Russian, Spanish

AP English, AP Psychology

Arts

E. Concourse-Concourse Village

Yes

X790

730 Concourse Village West, Bronx NY 10451 (40.821828, -73.922366)

718-292-4150

718-292-5887

jhobson2@schools.nyc.gov

www.myNEHS.info

2, 4, 5 to 149th St-Grand Concourse ; B, D to 161st St-Yankee Stadium

Bx1, Bx13, Bx19, Bx2, Bx32, Bx41, Bx41-SBS, Bx6, BxM4

9-12

9-12

426

8:30am

3:30pm

Community School; Weekend Programs

Peer Leadership Programs, Newspaper, Service Learning, Student Government, Tutoring, Yearbook

Baseball, Basketball, Cross Country, Football, Indoor Track, Rugby, Soccer, Wrestling

Basketball, Golf, Outdoor Track, Rugby, Soccer, Softball, Volleyball

Golf

Our athletes join with students from Mott Haven Educational Campus to compete in the Public Schools Athletic League (PSAL) program; Campus-wide Cheerleading Team

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0.810000002

0.75

0.237000003

0.75999999

1

Students who major in dance study and perform a variety of dance styles from classical ballet to modern dance.

Students who major in music have an opportunity learn how to play band instruments and/or participate in treble choir. Students gain an appreciation for music and how music impacts culture.

Students who major in visual art learn how to work within a variety of mediums and styles. Students gain an appreciation for visual art and understand its cultural significance.

Students majoring in drama study acting techniques and have the opportunity to perform in schoolwide performances.

Dance

Music

Visual Art

Drama

X49B

X49C

X49D

X49E

Performing Arts

Performing Arts

Performing Arts/Visual Art & Design

Performing Arts

Ed. Opt.

Ed. Opt.

Ed. Opt.

Ed. Opt.

29

19

19

19

N

N

Y

N

138

106

148

82

7

5

5

5

N

Y

Y

N

30

32

54

19

No

Yes-10

No

No

Open to New York City residents

Open to New York City residents

Open to New York City residents

Open to New York City residents

5

6

8

4

4

6

11

4

730 Concourse Village West

Bronx

10451

NY

40.82183

-73.9224

4

17

61

2103486

2024430078

East Concourse-Concourse Village

BRONX

14K561

Williamsburg Preparatory School

K

Williamsburg Preparatory High School is a small school with a big mission. We take ordinary kids and get extraordinary results. We provide a college preparatory education that focuses on supporting the whole child. Our school is built on 4 SHIPS: relationship, citizenship, leadership, and scholarship, and students are given individual attention to meet the expectations of these SHIPs. During 9th and 10th grade, students learn the skills necessary to be successful in high school, and take a majority of their Regents exams while being regularly exposed to a Common Core aligned curriculum. 11th and 12th grade students concentrate on college preparatory courses to prepare them for the next stage of their life.

1

Upper-Level Opportunities: Government Research Year-Long Seminar Course, Urban Farming, Psychology, Drama, SAT Prep, Creative Writing

Physics, Yearbook, Coding, Advanced Art Studio, Current Events, Computer Technology, Statistics, Pre-Calculus and Trigonometry

Spanish Levels 1-3 and Spanish Culture and Literature

Ninth & Tenth Grade Opportunities: Chemistry, Counter-Culture, Dance, Social Emotional Learning, Guitar, Art, Weight Training, Yoga and Zumba

English as a New Language

Spanish

AP Calculus, AP English, AP Spanish, AP US History

Williamsburg

Yes

Harry Van Arsdale Educational Campus

K650

257 North 6th Street, Brooklyn NY 11211 (40.715561, -73.954815)

718-302-2306

718-302-3726

kwitkowski@williamsburgprep.org

www.williamsburgprep.com

G to Metropolitan Ave-Lorimer St; J, M, Z to Marcy Ave; L to Bedford Ave

B24, B32, B39, B44, B44-SBS, B46, B48, B60, B62, Q54, Q59

9-12

9-12

680

9am

3:30pm

Clubs include- Art, Chess, Students for Social Responsibility, Drama, Urban Farming, International, Epic Toast Literary Journal, School Newspaper, Technology, Urban Explorers, Video Gaming, GayStraight Alliance, Global Glimpse, and Guitar. Activities include- Cheerleading, Flag Football, Peer Mentoring, National Honor Society, Student Ambassadors, Student Government, Y Scholars, Middle School Tutoring, Writing Center, College Now, Pace Upward Bound, Vanguard, College Trips, and Advisory Trips.

Baseball, Basketball, Cross Country, Handball, Indoor Track, Outdoor Track, Volleyball

Basketball, Cross Country, Flag Football, Indoor Track, Outdoor Track, Softball, Volleyball

Intramural Basketball

0.912999988

0.910000026

0.819999993

0.765999973

0.910000026

1

—100% of offers went to this group

Williamsburg Preparatory School

K39X

Humanities & Interdisciplinary

Limited Unscreened

138

Y

1460

27

Y

232

Yes-5

Priority to New York City residents who attend an information session

Then to New York City residents

11

9

257 North 6th Street

Brooklyn

11211

NY

40.71556

-73.9548

1

33

519

3062135

3023300011

North Side-South Side

BROOKLYN

23K697

Teachers Preparatory High School

K

We provide a curriculum that encourages students to enter teaching and related professions. We offer two programs that begin in the tenth grade. Our Arts Centered Program is for students interested in the arts, including studio art, performance art, dance, and music. Our Teach for Tomorrow program is for students interested in careers in education. Teach for Tomorrow includes training at local elementary and middle schools.

1

iLearnNYC: Program for expanded online coursework and self-paced learning

Teach for Tomorrow: FEA Induction, Chalk Walk, Early Childhood Education, Child Psychology, History of Education

Arts-Centered Program: Annual Play, Artfest, Gospelfest, Dance, Theater, Fine Art; Science: Science Fair, Frost Valley Field Trip

English as a New Language

Spanish

AP English

Brownsville

Yes

K175

226 Bristol Street, Brooklyn NY 11212 (40.665568, -73.912102)

718-498-2605

718-345-8069

www.Teachersprep.org

3 to Rockaway Ave

B12, B14, B15, B60, B7

6-12

6-12

369

8:20am

2:40pm

Debate Club, After-School Band, Step Team, Art Club, Praise Dance Troupe, Double Dutch, Drama, Future Teachers of America, GirlsÂ’ Leadership and Mentorship (GLAM), BoysÂ’ Leadership, Mentoring, Game Design Club, National Honor Society, Peer Mediation, Peer Tutoring, Yearbook, Newsletter, Cheerleading

Baseball, Basketball

Basketball, Flag Football, Volleyball

Double Dutch

Our student athletes join students from Frederick Douglass Academy VII High School to compete in the Public Schools Athletic League (PSAL).

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