2018 DOE Middle School Directory

16

16K681

Madiba Prep Middle School

Madiba Prep Middle School of Law, Social Justice, and Innovation is a District 16 Gifted and Talented Program school serving scholars in grades 6-8. We are a learning community where scholars are steeped in the rigorous pursuit of critical thinking skills, communication and technological literacy, self-awareness, and social and character development. Parents and community stakeholders support the development of scholars who are productive, contributing citizens in the local and global contexts. Our learning projects will position scholars to take the information that they have learned and propose a solution to a real-world problem within their local community and make connections to our global community. Our students have access to Theater, Art, Jazz, Tap, Hip-Hop, Digital Music Production, Fencing, Golf, Archery, and a range of clubs and teams, and national travel opportunities. From video game and APP design to boat making, Botany and Space Camp we offer activities that nurture and stimulate scholars. We offer a warm and caring environment with a variety of learning opportunities that include double period English, Math, and Science classes. After-School provides an eclectic mix of activities and academic support.

Bedford-Stuyvesant

1014 Lafayette Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11221

Yes—16K026, 16K681, 75K140

Not Accessible

718-574-2804

MadibaPrep.com

M, Z to Myrtle Ave; J to Kosciusko St

B15, B38, B46, B46-SBS, B47, B52, B54, Q24

K681U

Madiba Prep Middle School

Unscreened

113

33

2

2

15

75

N

Y

Open to students and residents of District 16.

Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected

K681A

Madiba Prep Gifted and Talented Program

Unscreened

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

Open to students and residents of District 16.

Attendance: 5%

Final 4th Grade Report Card: 45%

NewYork State ELA Exam: 17.5%

New York State Math Exam: 17.5%

Academic and Personal Behaviors: 15%

92

22

17

Benjamin Banneker Academy

88

136

GR 6-8

No

8am-2:20pm

Yes

English as a New Language

Yes–Offered

Yes

Yes–For incoming sixth graders and for academic support and enrichment.

Yes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichment

Living Environment

APP Design, Archery, Dance, Debate Team, Digital Music/Coding, Fencing, Foreign Language, Golf, Regents-Algebra I, Regents-Living Environment, Specialized High School Prep Class, Tap, Theater, Video Game Design, Visual Art

Bedford Academy Regents Prep ; Boat Making ; Boys Step Team ; Carnegie Hall Chorus ; CHAMPS ; Chess-in-School ; Community Service Outreach ; Dance ; Debate Team ; Digital Music Production ; Drumming ; Entrepreneurship ; Fencing ; Field Trips/Travel ; Girls Step Team ; Google Scratch Programming ; Guitar ; LEGO Mindstorms Robotics ; Morning Academic Enrichment ; Morning Burn ; Nike Basketball Team ; Photography and Art ; Sports Stats ; Student Government ; Yoga

Girls Basketball League

Flag Football, Volleyball

Archery, Boys and Girls Fencing, Coed Tennis, Double Dutch, Golf, Girls Basketball, Track and Field

11221

BROOKLYN

40.692126

-73.931731

3

36

291

3393805

3016160001

Stuyvesant Heights

17

17K002

Parkside Preparatory Academy

Parkside Preparatory Academy is an institution that values learning for everyone in the community—parents, students, and staff. The wealth of resources available to all allows each learner to excel and to engage in diverse learning experiences. From academics and sports to learning how to cook and exploring career options, our school provides it all. We are a multicultural haven that embraces diversity and promotes respect for all. Our school program builds a strong foundation in preparing students for life, college, and career. A number of school committees and affiliates support our students. Our school is safe, nurturing, personalized, and embraces core values of commitment, honesty, hard work, respect, collaboration, and excellence for all. Parkside Prep provides a private education in a public setting.

Prospect Lefferts Gardens

655 Parkside Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11226

Yes—17K002, 75K141, 84K704

Accessible

718-462-6992

facebook.com/parkside-preparatory-academy-at-MS-2-121181564636872

2, 5 to Winthrop St

B12, B35, B41, B44, B44-SBS, B49

K002A

The Leadership Program

Composite Score

328

41

6

3

12

58

Y

N

Open to students and residents of District 17

Attendance: 10%

Final 4th Grade Report Card: 40%

New York State Math Exam: 20%

New York State ELA Exam: 20%

Academic and Personal Behaviors: 10%

K002U

Parkside Preparatory Academy

Unscreened

325

59

4

4

Y

Y

Open to students and residents of District 17

Priority to students residing in the zone

Then to students and residents of District 17.

Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above

90

26

21

Medgar Evers College Preparatory School

Brooklyn High School of the Arts

It Takes a Village Academy

85

495

GR 6-8

No

8:10am-2:30pm

Yes

English as a New Language

No

Yes–After-School

No

Yes–Saturday program

Spanish

Algebra I, Living Environment, US History

Band, Cooking, Dance, Peer Mediation, Spanish, Student Government, Violin

Beacon Program ; Career Exploration Affiliates: Young Peoples Chorus of New York-State University of New York-Medgar Evers College-Brooklyn College ; Chorus ; Culinary Arts ; Dance Club ; Debate ; Drama ; Instrumental Band ; Specialized High School Program ; STEM Programs ; Visual Arts

Boys Basketball League, Flag Football

Volleyball

Basketball, Fitness Club

11226

BROOKLYN

40.656183

-73.951583

9

40

802

3378201

3050500051

Prospect Lefferts Gardens-Wingate

17

17K061

Dr. Gladstone H. Atwell Middle School (M.S. 61)

The philosophy of M.S. 61 is to expose all students to an enriched, rigorous, academic course of study which will prepare them to compete and excel in today's global economic society. We want to instill a love of literature, scientific inquiry, and mathematical application to prepare students for post-secondary education. Our school community envisions a culture of successful students. Students in the eighth grade can opt to take a full ninth-grade curriculum for high school acceleration. Students have the potential to graduate middle school with Regents credit(s).

Prospect Lefferts Gardens

400 Empire Boulevard, Brooklyn NY 11225

No

Not Accessible

718-774-1002

ms61.net

3 to Nostrand Ave; 2, 5 to Sterling St

B12, B43, B44, B44-SBS, B49

K061A

Britou-Moore Academy

Composite Score

291

30

6

3

11

49

Y

N

Open to students and residents of District 17.

Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected

K061M

Medgar Evers Academy

Screened

283

28

4

2

N

N

Open to students and residents of District 17

Attendance

Final 4th Grade Report Card

Punctuality

4th Grade New York State ELA and Math Exams

K061U

Dr. Gladstone Atwell

Unscreened

272

53

3

2

22

106

N

N

Open to students and residents of District 17

Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above

78

29

22

Clara Barton High School

John Dewey High School

City Polytechnic High School of Engineering, Architecture, and Technology

69

915

GR 6-8

No

8am-2:20pm

Yes

English as a New Language

Yes–Expected

Yes

Yes

Yes

American Sign Language, French, Italian, Korean, Spanish

Algebra I, Earth Science, English, French, Geometry, Global History, Living Environment, Spanish, US History

John Hopkins Center for Talented Youth SAT Specialized High School, Medgar Evers Math Masters Program

Algebra For All ; Dance Wave ; Digital Coding ; Forensic Science ; New York Stock Market/Financial Literacy ; Photography; Poetry ; Principal's Elite ; Robotics ; Steel Pan ; Theater/Arts Production Program ; Track and Field ; Urban Advantage ; Visual Art ; Wellness

Soccer, Softball, Track and Field

Basketball, Cheerleading, Girls Basketball League, Step, Volleyball

11225

BROOKLYN

40.664007

-73.94922

9

40

329

3337872

3013160015

Prospect Lefferts Gardens-Wingate

17

17K138

P.S. 138

P.S. 138 truly believes that all students can learn if they are taught properly. With this motto in mind, P.S. 138's students are constantly being exposed to a variety of academic subjects. Our instructional strategies challenge and benefit all of our pupils. We offer an accelerated program designed to promote students’ intellectual capacity in all subject areas. Accelerated students are instructed two to three grades above level. They are also involved in positive social activities after school, at school, and in the community. P.S. 138 works collaboratively with local colleges in order to promote student learning by preparing students academically and socially. P.S. 138 works with community organizations before, during, and after school to provide students with many opportunities to excel in their respective subjects. Parents, teachers, and the entire community work collaboratively for the benefit of all of our pupils.

Crown Heights North

760 Prospect Place, Brooklyn NY 11216

Yes—17K138, 84K756

Accessible

718-467-0800

schools.nyc.gov/schoolportals/17/k138

F, S to Park Place; 3, A, C to Nostrand Ave; 2, 5 to President St; 2, 4, 5 to Franklin Ave

B25, B43, B44, B44-SBS, B45, B48, B49, B65

K138U

P.S. 138

Unscreened

199

40

3

3

16

73

N

N

Open to students and residents of District 17

Priority to continuing 5th grade students

Then to students residing in the elementary school zone

Then to students and residents of District 17. Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.

Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above

94

24

36

Franklin Delano Roosevelt High School

Boys and Girls High School

76

244

GR PK-8

No

8:30am-2:50pm

Yes

English as a New Language

Yes–50+ hours expected by graduation

Yes

Yes

No

French

Algebra I, Earth Science, Living Environment

Specialized High School Preparation

11216

BROOKLYN

40.67438

-73.951443

8

36

31701

3330794

3012330026

Crown Heights North

17

17K181

P.S. 181

Our mission is to effectively prepare students for the 21st century and align their academic experience with real-world demands. Through educational experiences, students can become lifelong learners and obtain the skills for college and career readiness. All stakeholders of the John Steptoe School are dedicated to achieving high standards of academic excellence for our students. To obtain this goal, we promote excellence through high standards of teaching, positive academic behavior, and social and emotional support. To further assist in this endeavor, we provide our students with a safe, supportive, and highly structured learning environment.

East Flatbush

1023 New York Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11203

Yes—17K181, 75K396

Accessible

718-462-5298

schools.nyc.gov/schoolportals/17/k181

2, 5 to Church Ave

B35, B44, B44-SBS, B49, B8

K181U

P.S. 181

Unscreened

151

39

2

2

21

99

N

N

Open to students and residents of District 17

Priority to continuing 5th grade students

Then to students residing in the elementary school zone

Then to students and residents of District 17. Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.

Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above

86

23

16

It Takes a Village Academy

Academy for Health Careers

60

262

GR PK-8

No

8:20am-2:39pm

Yes

English as a New Language

Yes–10-30 hours expected by graduation

Yes

Yes–Academic support and enrichment.

Yes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichment

Spanish

Algebra I, Living Environment

African Drumming ; Brooklyn Ballers Basketball Mentoring Program ; Chess ; Chorus ; Dance (Ballet/Modern) ; Music ; Track & Field

Developmental Basketball, Double Dutch, Fitness Club, Flag Football, Step

Elementary Basketball Team, Middle School Basketball Team

11203

BROOKLYN

40.648215

-73.946374

17

45

856

3327776

3049040010

East Flatbush-Farragut

17

17K189

The Bilingual Center (P.S. 189)

P.S. 189 has an extensive performing arts program including our dance ensemble, band, and choir. Parents appreciate the multiple foreign languages we offer and our stimulating academic environment. Blazers are part of the uniform for seventh and eighth grade students. Students in these grades are placed in separate gender classes. We integrate technology into the classroom through the use of individual laptops, SMART Boards, and projectors. Regents courses are offered in Living Environment, Earth Science, English, Integrated Algebra, French, and Spanish. An after-school program incorporating academic and extracurricular activities services sixth to eighth graders.

Brownsville

1100 East New York Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11212

No

Not Accessible

718-756-0210

schools.nyc.gov/schoolportals/17/k189

4 to Crown Hts - Utica Ave; 3 to Sutter Ave - Rutland Road

B12, B14, B15, B17, B45, B46, B46-SBS, B47, B65, B7

K189S

P.S. 189

Screened

264

34

2

2

22

107

Y

N

Open to students and residents of District 17

Priority to continuing 5th grade students

Then to students residing in the elementary school zone

Then to students and residents of District 17. Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.

Attendance

Final 4th Grade Report Card

Punctuality

4th Grade New York State ELA and Math Exams

98

45

60

Clara Barton High School

Medgar Evers College Preparatory School

Midwood High School

82

403

GR K-8

No

8am-2:20pm

Yes

English as a New Language, Dual Language: Haitian Creole, Dual Language: Spanish, Transitional Bilingual Education: Haitian Creole, Transitional Bilingual Education: Spanish

No

Yes

Yes

Yes–Saturday program

French, Latin, Spanish

Algebra I, Earth Science, English, Living Environment, Spanish

AVID, College Preparation

Chess Club ; Dance ; French ; Leadership/Advisory Groups ; Music ; Peer Tutoring ; Spanish ; Specialized High School Classes ; Spoken Word Club ; Student Leadership Program ; Yoga Club

Dance, Fitness Club, Wrestling

Basketball

11212

BROOKLYN

40.665565

-73.926246

17

41

892

3099537

3045990001

Brownsville

17

17K246

Walt Whitman (I.S. 246)

Our teachers are trained in the College Board's official Pre-AP Program (SpringBoard). All staff and students enjoy our integration of technology resources into the classrooms, making us a true 21st-century school. SMART Boards, laptops, iPads, and other mobile devices are used in all classrooms. Walt Whitman provides a high-quality education with a cutting-edge curriculum, an emphasis on innovative learning experiences, project-based learning, and accelerated classes, all aligned to the Common Core Curriculum.

Flatbush

72 Veronica Place, Brooklyn NY 11226

No

Accessible

718-282-5230

schools.nyc.gov/schoolportals/17/k246/

2, 5 to Church Ave

B12, B35, B41, B44, B44-SBS, B49

K246A

Whitman STEM Academy

Composite Score

176

37

7

6

6

24

Y

Y

Open to students and residents of District 17

Attendance: 10%

Final 4th Grade Report Card: 40%

New York State Math Exam: 20%

New York State ELA Exam: 20%

Academic and Personal Behaviors: 10%

K246U

Walt Whitman (I.S. 246)

Unscreened

221

33

3

2

N

N

Open to students and residents of District 17

Priority to students residing in the zone

Then to students and residents of District 17.

Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above

87

16

10

Abraham Lincoln High School

Clara Barton High School

James Madison High School

70

442

GR 6-8

No

8am-2:20pm

Yes–Top and bottom, specific colors or styles

English as a New Language, Transitional Bilingual Education: Haitian Creole

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Spanish

Algebra I, Living Environment, Spanish, US History

Achieve3000, Destination Reading, MyON, PLATO, Reading Tracker, RIGOR

Band ; Broadcasting ; Brooklyn College ; Chorus ; Debate Club ; Drama ; Free Computers ; Math Club ; Media Art ; Media/TV/News Club ; Music Club ; Science Club ; TV Station ; Visual Art

Netball, Track and Field, Volleyball

Baseball, Basketball, Bowling, Boys Basketball League, Cricket, Double Dutch, Soccer, Track and Field, Yoga

11226

BROOKLYN

40.648608

-73.952821

17

40

794

3117381

3051100025

Erasmus

17

17K340

I.S. 340

Students like our school because of its high academic achievement record and outstanding reputation. They also benefit from our small, supportive learning environment. Parents value the opportunity to contribute to the school's decision-making process through participation in parent leadership groups. I.S. 340 maintains regular communication with parents through our parent website and telephone message system. Our technology resources include SMART Boards in our classrooms and a state-of-the-art science lab that enables our students to gain hands-on scientific experience.

Prospect Heights

227 Sterling Place, Brooklyn NY 11238

No

Not Accessible

718-857-5516

schools.nyc.gov/schoolportals/13/k340/

B, Q to 7th Ave; 2, 3 to Grand Army Plaza

B41, B45, B65, B67, B69

K340A

North Star Academy

Composite Score

267

28

5

3

11

49

Y

N

Open to students and residents of District 17

Attendance: 10%

Final 4th Grade Report Card: 40%

New York State Math Exam: 20%

New York State ELA Exam: 20%

Academic and Personal Behaviors: 10%

K340L

North Star Academy

Limited Unscreened

163

30

3

3

N

N

Open to students and residents of District 17

Priority to students and residents of District 17 who sign in at an event

Then to students and residents of District 17.

Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above

97

30

15

John Jay School for Law

George Westinghouse Career and Technical Education High School

Medgar Evers College Preparatory School

69

247

GR 6-8

No

8:20am-5:40pm

Yes

English as a New Language

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

French

Algebra I, Global History, Living Environment

After-School Program ; Art ; Chess ; Dance ; Double Dutch ; Fitness Club ; Legal Outreach Internship ; Literature Circle ; Music ; Physical Education (PE) ; Robotics ; Table Tennis ; Violin ; Yearbook Club

Fitness Club, Flag Football, Table Tennis

Basketball, Rugby

11238

BROOKLYN

40.676094

-73.97038

8

35

163

3029060

3011640057

Prospect Heights

17

17K352

Ebbets Field Middle School

Ebbets Field Middle School is an international education center, founded in 2005. Ninety percent of our students are immigrants or children of immigrants. We are proud of this heritage and diversity. Our instructional week is five hours longer than similar schools ensuring all students meet and exceed the challenges of the Common Core and city-wide instructional shifts. We are one of four Turnaround Arts schools in NYC. Turnaround is a presidential initiative for academic success through the arts. Marc Anthony is our celebrity partner and is committed to our school’s success. All of our curricula, from mathematics to social studies, are infused with the arts. To ensure that our students are college and career ready, every student is given an iPad to experience the curriculum through an interactive, hands-on, minds-on format. We have partnerships that extend learning and guarantee the educational, physical, social, and emotional development of each of our students and families.

Crown Heights South

46 McKeever Place, Brooklyn NY 11225

Yes—17K352, 17K375, 84K333

Not Accessible

718-941-5097

www.efms352.org

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

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

K352U

Ebbets Field Middle School (M.S. 352)

Unscreened

231

42

3

3

16

73

N

N

Open to students and residents of Brooklyn

Priority to students residing in the zone

Then to students and residents of District 17

Then to students and residents of Brooklyn. Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.

Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above

95

10

13

William E. Grady Career and Technical Education High School

Abraham Lincoln High School

Edward R. Murrow High School

82

167

GR 6-8

Yes

8:20am-3:55pm

No

English as a New Language

No

Yes–Before- and After-School

No

Yes–Saturday program

Algebra I, Living Environment

Media Arts (SoHo Film Festival Honorable Mention), Mouse Squad, Read 180, Robotics, Small Group Instruction (1:5 and 1:8) in Mathematics and Literacy, Solutions and Scholars After-School Academy, System 44, Wilson Reading, Visual Arts

African Dance ; AmeriCorps ; Brooklyn Community Foundation ; Dental Services ; Film Making ; GLOBE/NASA ; Instrumental Music ; Interboro Psychiatric Center ; Journalism ; Media ; Mentoring ; PAL ; Partnerships: Medgar Evers College Pipeline, Sports and Arts in Schools Foundation, TurnAround Arts, Brooklyn Museum ; Partnerships: Theater ; Student Government ; Triad Services ; US NAVY Sea Perch

Girls Basketball League

Fitness Club, Flag Football

Basketball, Dance, Double Dutch, Soccer, Step, Track and Field

11225

BROOKLYN

40.665035

-73.959031

9

35

325

3034356

3013010001

Crown Heights South

17

17K353

Elijah Stroud Middle School

Students enjoy being immersed in project-based learning activities that allow them to develop strong computer literacy skills. They also love our clubs and student government, which provide multiple opportunities for them to express their views and build school spirit through a variety of special events. Our school is a hub of daytime, after-school, and weekend activities that combine to create an intimate and child-centered environment that challenges students academically, while allowing them to explore their talents and interests. With fewer than 300 students enrolled each year, we are able to improve academic achievement for our students by personalizing the learning process for each child.

Prospect Heights

750 Classon Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11238

Yes—17K316, 17K353

Not Accessible

718-638-3067

www.ms353.org

F, S to Park Place; 4, 5, C to Franklin Ave; 2, 3 to Eastern Parkway-Brooklyn Museum

B25, B41, B44-SBS, B45, B48, B49, B65, B69

K353U

Elijah Stroud Middle School

Unscreened

153

30

2

3

11

89

N

N

Open to students and residents of District 17

Priority to 5th grade students attending P.S. 316

Then to students residing in the zone

Then to students and residents of District 17. Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.

Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above

95

15

13

Abraham Lincoln High School

87

164

GR 6-8

No

8:10am-2:30pm

No

English as a New Language

Yes–Expected

No

Yes–For incoming sixth graders and for academic support and enrichment

Yes

Academic Contests ; Accelerated High School Program ; After-School Programs ; Art ; Basketball ; Career Fairs ; Cheerleaders ; Community Partnerships ; Curriculum Fairs ; Dance ; Drama ; Drumming ; Field Trips ; M.S. 353 Honor Society ; Music ; Service Learning Projects ; Specialized High School Classes ; Step ; Student Government Organization ; Talent Explorations ; Technology ; Track

Dance

Basketball, European Team Handball, Flag Football, Soccer, Volleyball

11238

BROOKLYN

40.674406

-73.960254

8

35

215

3029246

3011670018

Prospect Heights

17

17K354

The School of Integrated Learning

As a college- and career-bound school, we have high expectations for all scholars, accompanied by high levels of support. As an Extended Learning Time (ELT) school, our curriculum emphasizes Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) in settings where scholars are challenged to use critical thinking skills, connecting their learning to the real world. In order to allow all of our eighth-grade scholars to sit the Living Environment Regent, they take the eighth-grade NYS Science Test in seventh grade. Scholars in our Integrated Learning Academy K354A are also on pace to graduate with Integrated Algebra and US History Regents. We offer art, theater, music, and dance as classroom subjects. A vast majority of our scholars get accepted to their first choice high school, with a number of them attending specialized high schools each year. All classrooms have SMART Boards, along with state-of-the-art technology and science labs, a mobile science lab, and laptop carts. Our scholars set personal goals regarding their learning, with academic intervention services offered to provide the necessary support to meet the Common Core Learning Standards. Parents are kept informed via auto-dials, email, and text updates, a monthly newsletter, and our school website.

Crown Heights North

1224 Park Place, Brooklyn NY 11213

Yes—17K354, 84K357

Not Accessible

718-774-0362

ms354.com

3, 4 to Crown Hts - Utica Ave

B14, B15, B17, B25, B43, B45, B46, B46-SBS, B65

K354A

Integrated Learning Academy

Composite Score

175

31

7

5

6

24

Y

Y

Open to students and residents of District 17

Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected

K354U

School of Integrated Learning

Unscreened

201

47

1

2

N

N

Open to students and residents of District 17

Priority to students residing in the zone

Then to students and residents of District 17. Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.

Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above.

89

36

32

Clara Barton High School

Academy for Health Careers

Medgar Evers College Preparatory School

94

223

GR 6-8

Yes

8am-4:25pm

Yes

English as a New Language

Yes–Expected

Yes–After-School

Yes

Yes

Spanish

Algebra I, Living Environment, US History

Academic Intervention Services (AIS), Fine Arts (Theater, Visual Art, Dance and Music), Home Economics, Peer Tutoring/Review, Programming (Hour of Code), Regents Preparation Classes, Specialized High School Admissions Test (SHSAT) Preparation Classes, Steel-Pan and Guitar

Book Club ; Health & Nutrition (Wellness Club) ; M.S. 354 Steel Orchestra (Steel Pan Music) ; Nalini Kids (Academic and Fitness Program) ; Newspaper (M.S. 354 Gazette) ; Robotics Club ; Sports and Arts in Schools Foundation Champions Club (After-School Program) ; The Arts Club (Dance, Drama, Music/Choir) ; Technology Club ; UNICEF Global Action ; Urban Advantage Field Trips

Boys Basketball League

Fitness Club, Flag Football

Double Dutch, Floor Hockey, Handball, Soccer, Track and Field

11213

BROOKLYN

40.672713

-73.936924

8

36

343

3036405

3013700029

Crown Heights North

17

17K382

Academy for College Preparation and Career Exploration: A College Board School

The Academy for College Preparation and Career Exploration promotes academic excellence and guides students along a path to self-discovery that leads them to the successful completion of high school and college. Our personalized education plan begins in sixth grade with an emphasis on mastery of English language arts, mathematics, career exploration, and college readiness. Our rigorous curriculum links academics to real-life situations through customized internships, mentor programs, and community service programs. A respectful and welcoming school environment is a hallmark of our school. The active participation of parents and guardians is a critical component of our students' success. Special school features include small classes in all grades (75 students per grade), a multi-layered advisory program, academic and peer tutoring, a college and career guidance center, and career exploration, as well as cultural and sporting activities and competitions.

Flatbush

911 Flatbush Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11226

Yes—17K382, 17K408, 17K537, 17K539, 17K543

Accessible

718-564-2566

schools.nyc.gov/schoolportals/17/k382

2, 5, B, Q to Church Ave

B103, B12, B16, B35, B41, B44, B44-SBS, B49, BM1, BM2, BM3, BM4

K382L

Academy for College Preparation and Career Exploration

Limited Unscreened

181

34

4

3

11

49

N

N

Open to students and residents of District 17

Priority to students and residents of District 17 who sign in at an event

Then to students and residents of District 17. Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.

Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above

83

23

12

Academy for College Preparation and Career Exploration: A College Board School

68

153

GR 6-12

No

8:05am-2:20pm

Yes–Top and bottom, specific colors or styles

English as a New Language

Yes–10-30 hours expected by graduation

Yes–After-School

No

Yes–Saturday program

Art, Music

Advisory ; Art ; Band ; Breast Cancer Walk ; College Preparatory Program ; Community Service ; Computer ; Cooking ; Dance ; Debate ; Diabetes Walk ; Film and Video ; Food Drive ; Gaming ; Internships ; School Newspaper/Journalism ; Science Club ; Step ; Student Government ; Toy Drive

Dance, Double Dutch

Football, Soccer

11226

BROOKLYN

40.649787

-73.95855

14

40

794

3336215

3051030010

Erasmus

17

17K394

The Mary McLeod Bethune Middle School (M.S. 394)

We believe in engaging all students in learning through the use of technology so that all students are able to compete in an ever-changing technological world. We are committed to ensuring our students are college- and career-ready as well as lifelong learners. By deeply analyzing student work, we make differentiated instructional decisions that best support each individual student. We respect our differences and together celebrate the achievements of everyone.

Crown Heights North

188 Rochester Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11213

Yes—17K394, 84K742

Not Accessible

718-756-3164

schools.nyc.gov/schoolportals/17/k394

A, C to Utica Ave; 3, 4 to Crown Hts - Utica Ave

B12, B14, B15, B17, B25, B45, B46, B46-SBS, B47, B65

K394A

The Mary McLeod Bethune Academy

Composite Score

57

14

2

2

6

24

N

N

Open to students and residents of District 17.

Attendance: 10%

Final 4th Grade Report Card: 40%

New York State Math Exam: 20%

New York State ELA Exam: 20%

Academic and Personal Behaviors: 10%

K394M

The Mary McLeod Bethune Middle School (M.S. 394)

Screened

110

23

2

2

N

N

Open to students and residents of District 17

Priority to continuing 5th grade students

Then to students and residents of District 17.

Academic and Personal Behaviors

Attendance

Final 4th Grade Report Card

Interview

Portfolio of Student Work

79

20

4

High School for Public Service: Heroes of Tomorrow

It Takes a Village Academy

High School for Youth and Community Development at Erasmus

75

160

GR PK-8

No

8am-2:20pm

Yes

English as a New Language

Yes–10-30 hours expected by graduation

Yes

Yes–Academic support for certain students.

Yes–Saturday program

Spanish

Algebra I, Living Environment

Music, Spanish, Technology

After-School Classes ; BOKS ; Choir ; Cook Shop ; Crochet ; Dance ; Friends of Crown Heights ; Lincoln Center; Making Pre-K Count ; Middle School Quality Initiative (MSQI) ; New Victory Theater ; Partnerships with Urban Advantage ; Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS) ; Regents Prep After-School Program; Response to Intervention Personal Developmental (RTI) ; Robin Hood Foundation ; Spanish Classes ; Studio In the School ; Visual Art Classes

11213

BROOKLYN

40.672762

-73.927973

8

36

347

3036289

3013670022

Crown Heights North

17

17K484

Ronald Edmonds Learning Center II

Students appreciate that we have developed an environment where they feel supported and heard. Parents like the structure of our program and the emphasis that we place on academic achievement for all students. Additionally, they value our college access initiatives, which include college tours and discussions. They also appreciate our ability to prepare students for high school by having them leave our school with three Regents and six high school credits. We pride ourselves on being a uniformed school where we place emphasis on education.

Ocean Hill

430 Howard Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11233

Yes—17K012, 17K484

Accessible

718-467-0306

N/A

C to Ralph Ave

B12, B14, B15, B25, B45, B47, B60, B65, B7

K484L

Ronald Edmonds Learning Center II

Limited Unscreened

82

26

1

2

11

70

N

Y

Open to students and residents of District 17

Priority to students and residents of District 17 who sign in at an event

Then to students and residents of District 17. Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.

Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above

66

19

14

Gotham Professional Arts Academy

99

144

GR 6-8

No

8:15am-2:35pm

Yes

English as a New Language

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Spanish

Algebra I, Earth Science, Spanish

Advisory Classes, Classroom Inc., Junior Achievement

Boys to Men Service Club ; Brooklyn Community Services Out of School Time (OST) ; CHAMPS ; Chess Club ; Chess Team ; College Tours ; Dance ; Drama ; Foreign Language ; Junior Achievement ; Newspaper ; Sports and Arts in School Foundation ; Student Council ; Urban Advantage ; Video Production ; Visual Art

Fitness Club, Track and Field, Volleyball

Basketball, Flag Football

11233

BROOKLYN

40.673073

-73.919594

16

41

363

3039174

3014570032

Ocean Hill

17

17K543

Science, Technology and Research Early College School at Erasmus

Science, Technology, and Research (STAR) Early College School at Erasmus is a small screened sixth- through twelfth-grade Early College school. Students entering our middle school are placed into one of four houses where they will compete with their peers—academically and athletically—throughout their educational journey, and become part of all aspects of our school community. Our dynamic team of teachers and Brooklyn College professors are eager to prepare students interested in science, mathematics, and technology for college and the working world. With our partners, we offer a range of challenging academic courses that give students firsthand exposure to the demands of high school and college by using field-based and hands-on methods of instruction. Students will use the rich resources on the Brooklyn College and other City University of New York (CUNY) campuses as their learning laboratories. In addition to their high school diploma, our high school students may earn up to 61 college credits, tuition free, from Brooklyn College enabling many of them to begin college as a sophomore or junior at a CUNY, SUNY, or private university.

Flatbush

911 Flatbush Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11226

Yes—17K382, 17K408, 17K537, 17K539, 17K543

Accessible

718-564-2540

starearlycollege.org

2, 5, B, Q to Church Ave

B103, B12, B16, B35, B41, B44, B44-SBS, B49, BM1, BM2, BM3, BM4

K543M

Science, Technology, and Research Early College School at Erasmus

Screened

952

120

15

9

13

62

Y

Y

Open to students and residents of Brooklyn

Priority to students and residents of District 17

Then to students and residents of Brooklyn. Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.

Attendance

Final 4th Grade Report Card

Entrance Exam

Interview

Punctuality

4th Grade New York State ELA and Math Exams

99

46

39

Science, Technology, and Research Early College High School at Erasmus

80

209

GR 6-12

No

8:05am-2:19pm

Yes

English as a New Language

Yes–10-30 hours expected by graduation

Yes–After-School

No

Yes–Saturday program for test prep

Spanish

Algebra I, Global History, Living Environment, US History

Architecture, Art, Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced Band; Guitar and Keyboarding, Journalism; Music, Robotics. Eligible eighth grade students will be able to enroll in English I & II; US History; Algebra I; Earth Science and/or Living Environment

Acrylic Painting ; Anime ; Breakdancing ; Cheerleading ; Chess ; Journalism ; LEGO Robotics ; Music Composition ; STAR Ink ; Yoga ; Zumba. The House System: Upon entry into STAR all students are entered into a house. Throughout the year, houses compete in both academic and extracurricular activities. Each house is awarded points according to how well they compete. At the end of the year the members of the winning house are awarded a grand trophy as well as an end-of-the-year prize.

Basketball, Dance, Step, Swimming

11226

BROOKLYN

40.649787

-73.95855

14

40

794

3336215

3051030010

Erasmus

17

17K590

Medgar Evers College Preparatory School

Students are immersed in academically challenging studies with requirements that include a three-year sequence in mathematics, Chinese, science, social studies, and the arts. Students have an opportunity to complete the following Regents by the end of eighth grade: Integrated Algebra, Geometry, Algebra II/Trigonometry, Living Environment, Earth Science, Physics, World History, US History, English, and the Chinese LOTE. Student creativity, character development, and social responsibility are encouraged and nurtured through individualized guidance, athletics, clubs, fine and performing arts events, and mentorships.

Crown Heights South

1186 Carroll Street, Brooklyn NY 11225

No

Accessible

718-703-5400

mecps.org

4, S to Franklin Ave; 3 to Nostrand Ave; 2, 5 to President St

B43, B44, B44-SBS, B45, B48, B49

School-Based

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected

83

82

65

Medgar Evers College Preparatory School

77

307

GR 6-12

No

8:10am-2:30pm

Yes

English as a New Language

No

Yes–After-School

Yes–Academic support and enrichment

Yes–Saturday program for test prep

Mandarin

Algebra I, Algebra II, Chemistry, English, Geometry, Global History, Living Environment, Physics, US History

Chorus, Dance, Fine Arts, Marching Band, Piano, Steel Pan

Art Club ; Junior National Honor Society ; Peer Mediation/Tutoring

Track and Field

Basketball, Dance, Soccer, Swimming

11225

BROOKLYN

40.667195

-73.951167

9

35

321

3348092

3012890025

Crown Heights South

17

17K722

New Heights Middle School

Our scholars are the center of our school. They are supported through a personalized education where we know all of their interests and needs. From online learning, field trips, and solving real-world problems, scholars believe that what they are learning in school is relevant to the real world. They are empowered to be leaders within the school community by taking responsibility in shaping their middle school experience. Scholars voice their interests through their programming of the arts, after-school programs, and advisory. Our parents are part of the school community through an open-door policy which welcomes them to visit our school. Through the Advisory Program, they have a primary point of contact who knows their child’s academic, social, and emotional progress. Additionally, they are kept well-informed on a weekly basis of their child’s progress. We use technology to engage scholars in a challenging curriculum where scholars solve real-world problems in science and social studies.

East Flatbush

790 East New York Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11203

Yes—17K722, 84K356

Accessible

718-467-4501

newheightsms.org

3, 4 to Crown Hts - Utica Ave

B12, B17, B43, B46, B46-SBS

K722L

New Heights Middle School

Limited Unscreened

252

56

3

3

17

83

N

Y

Open to students and residents of District 17

Priority to students residing in the zone who sign in at an event

Then to students residing in the zone

Then to students and residents of District 17 who sign in at an event

Then to students and residents of District 17. Last year, this program only admitted students from priority groups 1, 2, and 3.

Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above

81

11

13

Academy for Health Careers

John Dewey High School

It Takes a Village Academy

81

250

GR 6-8

Yes

8:30am-2:50pm

Yes

English as a New Language

No

Yes

Yes

Yes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichment

Spanish

Dance, Music, Visual Arts

AMNH ; Botanical Garden ; Brooklyn Connections ; Cheerleading ; Christodora ; Dance ; Dancing Classrooms ; Drumming ; Journalism ; Judo ; Music ; Musical Broadway Jr. ; National Junior Honor Society ; NY Historical Society ; Peer Mediation ; PENCIL ; Scholar Leadership Council ; STEP ; Tech Team ; The Metropolitan Museum of History ; Urban Advantage ; Visual Arts ; Young Men's Initiative

Ballroom Dancing, Basketball, Flag Football, Running Club, Soccer

11203

BROOKLYN

40.662447

-73.936382

9

41

876

3107129

3048060001

Prospect Lefferts Gardens-Wingate

26

26Q067

Louis Pasteur Middle School 67Q

Louis Pasteur Middle School 67Q is dedicated to promoting academic achievement by creating a supportive teaching and learning environment that recognizes the unique social, emotional, and intellectual needs of young adolescents. Since 1991, we have embraced the tenets of a middle school philosophy. We remain committed to providing an excellent, well-rounded education within a nurturing environment. We also are proud of the devotion and support each child can expect from our entire staff. Students have opportunities to join clubs, teams, and activities enabling them to demonstrate their talents and follow their interests. Our Student Organization sponsors community service projects and family events at Broadway shows and local sporting events. Also, our students excel in the Arts and perform for the school and surrounding community through a Drama production and a "Night of the Arts."

Douglaston-Little Neck

51-60 Marathon Parkway, Queens NY 11362

No

Accessible

718-423-8138

ms67q.com

N/A

Q12, Q30, Q36, QM3, QM35, QM5, QM8

Q067A

Louis Pasteur Middle School 67Q Gifted & Talented Program

Composite Score

543

30

9

N/A

0

60

Y

Y

Open to students and residents of District 26

Priority to students in the Gifted and Talented program at P.S. 18

Then to students and residents of District 26. Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.

Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above

Q067Z

Louis Pasteur Middle School 67Q Zoned Program

Zoned

Open to students residing in the zone.

99

71

81

Benjamin N. Cardozo High School

Bronx High School of Science

Stuyvesant High School

84

881

GR 6-8

No

8am-2:20pm

No

English as a New Language

Yes–Offered

No

No

No

Spanish

Algebra I, Earth Science, Geometry, Living Environment, Spanish

Dance, Drama, Fine Arts, Instrumental Music, Vocal Music

Career Day ; Chess ; Computer Programming ; Debate ; Eighth Grade Overnight Trip to Washington, D.C. ; Future Cities ; Gardening ; Journalism ; Math Team ; Planting at Udall's Cove ; Robotics ; Seventh Grade Day Trip to Philadelphia ; Sixth Grade Day Trip to Medieval Times

Basketball League

Volleyball League

Badminton

Archery, Baseball, Boys Volleyball, Flag Football, Girls Basketball, Soccer, Softball, Tennis, Track

11362

QUEENS

40.762708

-73.733694

11

19

150701

4170797

4082210012

Douglas Manor-Douglaston-Little Neck

26

26Q074

Nathaniel Hawthorne (J.H.S. 74)

Nathaniel Hawthorne Middle School provides a nurturing environment where students from grades six through eight are empowered to explore their passions, through facilitated learning opportunities that lead to student achievement. We acknowledge that, as individuals, we all have different needs and aspirations. We collaborate with our families to ensure that a complete education is provided in order to prepare our students for high school, college, and beyond. As a "Respect for All" school, this mission is built into the fabric of our school culture and climate. We are proud to partner with the NYCDOE Urban Advantage Science Initiative, Office of Arts and Special Projects through Arts Achieve, St. Francis College, and the Jose Limon Dance Company to provide rigorous field experiences and differentiated learning opportunities that help to intellectually challenge our students. We believe that Together Everyone Achieves More, which is what makes this school a shining jewel within the community.

Oakland Gardens

61-15 Oceania Street, Queens NY 11364

No

Accessible

718-631-6800

ms74.com

N/A

Q30, Q76, Q88, QM35, QM5, QM8

Q074A

J.H.S. 74 Nathaniel Hawthorne Gifted & Talented Program

Composite Score

692

50

12

0

60

Y

Y

Open to students and residents of District 26

Priority to students in the Gifted & Talented program at P.S. 203

Then to students and residents of District 26. Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.

Attendance: 5%

Final 4th Grade Report Card: 45%

New York State Math Exam: 22.5%

New York State ELA Exam: 22.5%

Academic and Personal Behaviors: 5%

Q074Z

J.H.S. 74 Nathaniel Hawthorne Zoned Program

Zoned

Open to students residing in the zone.

Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected

98

68

77

Benjamin N. Cardozo High School

Francis Lewis High School

Bronx High School of Science

82

1131

GR 6-8

No

8am-2:20pm

No

English as a New Language

No

Yes–After-School

No

No

Spanish

Algebra I, Living Environment, Spanish, US History

Band, Chorus, Dance, Graphic Art & Design, Moving Image and Theater, Studio Art

3-D Printing ; Book Club ; Debate Team ; Field Trips to: Museum of Natural History, Bronx Zoo, Botanical Gardens, Museum of the Moving Image, Philadelphia, Broadway Theater, Washington, DC ; Green Team ; Mathcounts ; Moving Image Studio ; Odyssey of the Mind ; Robotics ; School News Broadcasting ; Science Olympiad ; Software Engineering ; Student Government Association

Baseball

Soccer, Volleyball League

Basketball, Dance, Fitness Club, Flag Football

11364

QUEENS

40.745201

-73.767446

11

23

1367

4163953

4077230001

Oakland Gardens

26

26Q158

Marie Curie (M.S. 158)

We provide challenging instruction in a nurturing environment. Our teachers address the Common Core Learning Standards (CCLS) by infusing technology into our curriculum so that students achieve their potential and are ready to enter college. We have a state-of-the-art computer lab and each class has access to SMART Boards and iPads. Students have opportunities to showcase their literary and artistic talents. We use SchoolMessenger, email, and an online grading system to keep parents informed of their child's progress. We offer after-school programs daily through our partnership with the Samuel Field Y Beacon Program. Through our partnerships, students are provided experiences and enrichment to develop their learning. Our Technology and Fine Arts Department receives many grants. Per an average compiled by the Wall Street Journal, M.S. 158 sends more students to Specialized High Schools than any other middle school in Queens.

Bayside

46-35 Oceania Street, Queens NY 11361

No

Not Accessible

718-423-8100

ms158q.com

N/A

Q12, Q13, Q27, Q31, Q76, QM3

Q158A

M.S. 158 Marie Curie Gifted & Talented Program

Composite Score

544

36

8

N/A

0

66

Y

Y

Open to students and residents of District 26

Priority to students in the Gifted & Talented program at P.S. 188

Then to students and residents of District 26. Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.

Attendance: 5%

Final 4th Grade Report Card: 45%

New York State Math Exam: 22.5%

New York State ELA Exam: 22.5%

Academic and Personal Behaviors: 5%

Q158Z

M.S. 158 Marie Curie Zoned Program

Zoned

Open to students residing in the zone.

Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected

99

64

70

Bayside High School

Francis Lewis High School

Benjamin N. Cardozo High School

83

1082

GR 6-8

No

8am-2:20pm

No

English as a New Language

No

No

Yes

Yes

Spanish

Algebra I, Earth Science, Spanish

Art, Band, Computer/Technology, Dance, Jazz Band, Major Art, Vocal

Anti-Bullying Club ; Art Club ; Dance Production ; i-Ready ; Mathcounts ; Music Club ; National Junior Honor Society and Stock Market Game ; Peer Mediation; Recycling Club ; Respect for All ; Student Government (SO) ; Student Organization

Volleyball

Developmental Basketball, Fitness Club, Flag Football, Soccer

Floor Hockey, Softball

11361

QUEENS

40.756139

-73.772862

11

19

1447

4438325

4073120001

Bayside-Bayside Hills

26

26Q172

Irwin Altman (M.S. 172)

Irwin Altman M.S. 172 combines cutting-edge technology, a dedicated and experienced staff, and a student-oriented philosophy to achieve our goal of academic excellence for all of our students. We are acutely aware of our students' unique social and emotional needs as they transition from their elementary schools into the more challenging rigors of preparing for college and career readiness in the sixth, seventh, and eighth grades. We believe that students learn best by authentic and rigorous intellectual engagement aligned to the Common Core Learning Standards. Emphasis is placed on in-depth academic exploration that results in high quality discussion and writing that demonstrates deep and elaborate thinking in all content areas. Additionally, M.S. 172 was noted in the NYCDOE Annual Arts Report for our dedication to Arts Education including visual, and performance arts. At M.S. 172, we provide parents with ongoing contact and school information through our school website, MS172.org and Skedula/PupilPath, emails, and phone messages. In collaboration with our PTA, we promote parent engagement through informational, and both child and parent-centered activities that fulfill our mission of being the educational center of our community.

Glen Oaks

81-14 257th Street, Queens NY 11004

No

Not Accessible

718-831-4000

MS172.org

N/A

Q36, Q43, Q46, QM35, QM36, QM5, QM6, QM8, X68

Q172A

Irwin Altman Middle School 172 Gifted & Talented Program

Composite Score

321

33

4

3

12

87

Y

Y

Open to students and residents of District 26

Priority to students in the Gifted & Talented program at P.S. 115

Then to students and residents of District 26. Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.

Attendance: 5%

Final 4th Grade Report Card: 45%

New York State Math Exam: 22.5%

New York State ELA Exam: 22.5%

Academic and Personal Behaviors: 5%

Q172Z

Irwin Altman Middle School 172

Zoned

Open to students residing in the zone.

Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected

99

57

55

Benjamin N. Cardozo High School

Queens High School of Teaching, Liberal Arts and the Sciences

Bayside High School

77

993

GR 6-8

No

8am-2:20pm

No

English as a New Language

Yes–Offered

Yes

No

Yes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichment

Spanish

Algebra I, Earth Science, Living Environment

Debate, Drama, Instrumental Music, Forensics, Technology, Visual/Fine Art, Vocal Music

Annual School Show (2017-The Wizard of Oz) ; Astronomy ; Brass Band ; Criminal Justice ; Crochet ; Debate Team ; Digital Photography ; Drama ; Fitness Night ; Green Club ; Keyboard ; NYCDOE CHAMPS Programs ; PTA International Night ; Robotics ; School Newspaper ; Science Fair ; SHSAT Prep ; South Asian Youth Action Girls' Leadership Group and Girls Coding Class ; Stage Crew ; Urban Advantage Science Initiative Trips ; Winter Concert ; Yearbook ; Math Team: STEM Club the Beacon Program

Basketball League

Yoga

Flag Football, Floor Hockey

Girls Basketball

11004

QUEENS

40.741944

-73.712965

13

23

157902

4178464

4087310004

Glen Oaks-Floral Park-New Hyde Park

26

26Q178

The Holliswood School (P.S./I.S. 178)

All children can exceed standards by being part of a nurturing environment that challenges them to reach their full potential. At P.S./I.S. 178, we promote an environment that encourages open communication, and where every community member is a participant in contributing to the school's success. We create a haven where students are empowered and recognized for their unique abilities. At our school, there is a strong commitment to teamwork and collaboration. Staff members, parents, guardians, and students find the family environment which they are a part of to be remarkable. Differentiated instruction and acceleration take place from pre-kindergarten through eighth grade classes daily. After school, there is a plethora of programs to choose from. We are proponents of enrichment and arts programs, as well as sports. We believe that every student is an expert at something and it is our shared responsibility as educators to identify what that is and to tap into that knowledge to develop other skills.

Jamaica Estates-Holliswood

189-10 Radnor Road, Queens NY 11423

No

Not Accessible

718-464-5763

holliswood178.org

N/A

Q17, Q46, QM1, QM31, QM35, QM36, QM5, QM6, QM7, QM8, S51, S52, S66, S74, S76, S78, S81, S84, S86

Q178Z

P.S. /I.S. 178 Holliswood

Zoned

Open to continuing 5th grade students and students residing in the elementary school zone

Priority to continuing 5th grade students

Then to students residing in the elementary school zone. Last year, this program only admitted students from priority group 1.

99

59

75

Francis Lewis High School

Benjamin N. Cardozo High School

82

167

GR PK-8

No

8am-2:20pm

No

English as a New Language

Yes–Expected

Yes

No

No

Spanish

Algebra I

Dance, Digital Media, iPad Movie Making, Music, ThinkQuest, Visual Arts

Alumni Day ; Art ; Career Day ; Chess ; Chorus (has performed at Lincoln Center and Carnegie Hall) ; Claymation ; Coding ; College Awareness Day ; Community Service with Community Based Organizations (CBOs) ; Dance ; Dancing Classrooms (Ballroom Dancing) ; Debate Team ; Drama ; Field Trips ; HS Readiness/Fair ; Math Team ; Mock Trial & Socratic Seminars ; Movie Making ; National Junior Honor Society (NJHS) ; News Team ; Peer Mediation Program ; Penny Harvest Club ; Recycling Club ; STEM/STEAM Club ; Student Government

Softball

Badminton, Baseball, Flag Football, Soccer

Basketball, Softball, Tennis, Track and Field

11423

QUEENS

40.724479

-73.777454

8

23

1277

4156558

4072770001

Jamaica Estates-Holliswood

26

26Q216

George J. Ryan (M.S. 216)

We have a diverse community and a student-centered environment promoting mutual respect for all and maximizing students' potential for high school readiness. Chosen as one of only 11 Chancellor's Learning Partners Plus Schools, we received praise for being in the top 1% of NYC middle schools for student progress in 2015 and again in 2017. We received "Well-Developed" in all 10 categories on the 2015 Quality Review. Teachers address the Common Core Learning Standards in all subject areas and produce exceptional lessons through thematic interdisciplinary learning/teaching. Ryan has three academies (Law & Justice, Media Arts, and Scientific Exploration) that offer the same rich Common Core curriculum with opportunities for additional learning based on academy theme. Each academy offers Honors/SP courses, talent courses, and classrooms infusing technology. Incoming sixth graders all take robotics and art talent courses. We are one of only two schools in NYC offering a full year of Robotics instruction for every sixth grader. We are a Software Engineering Program school offering computer programming/coding. Our school also benefits from a partnership with St. John's University. We believe in helping great children become great students.

Utopia

64-20 175th Street, Queens NY 11365

No

Not Accessible

718-358-2005

ryan216.org

N/A

Q17, Q30, Q31, Q88, QM1, QM31, QM35, QM5, QM7, QM8

Q216A

M.S. 216 George J. Ryan Gifted & Talented Program

Composite Score

500

42

8

N/A

0

60

Y

Y

Open to students and residents of District 26.

Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected

Q216Z

J.H.S. 216 George J. Ryan Zoned Program

Zoned

Open to students residing in the zone.

Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected

99

65

72

Francis Lewis High School

Benjamin N. Cardozo High School

Thomas A. Edison Career and Technical Education High School

83

1428

GR 6-8

No

8:15am-2:35pm

No

English as a New Language

Yes–Offered

Yes

Yes–Academic support for certain students.

Yes–Saturday program

Spanish

Algebra I, Earth Science

Mandated Sixth Grade Course: Robotics (full year instruction), Mandated Sixth Grade Course: Art Talent in Band, Chorus, Dance, Visual Art (full year instruction); Non-Mandated Offerings: Intellectually Gifted Classes (IGC), Gifted & Talented Classes (6th Grade); Honors/SP-Math, ELA, Science, Social Studies, Spanish, Technology Instruction including Software Engineering, Computer Science, App Creation, Specialized High School Exam Preparation, Health & Fitness, English Proficiency (ESL)

Band ; Beacon Community Service ; Breast Cancer Walk ; Career Day ; Chess ; Chinese Language Arts ; Chorus ; Coding ; Dance ; Earth Day ; FELLAS (Boys Empowerment) ; Filmmaking ; GEMMs (Girls Engineering and Math) ; Guitar ; Journalism ; Mathematics Team(s) ; National Junior Honor Society ; Photography/Creative Writing ; Pretty Tough (Girls Empowerment) ; Project BOOST ; Robotics ; Science Olympiad ; Soccer Club ; STEM ; Student Govt ; Tech Squad ; Theater ; Visual Art ; Yearbook Design

Basketball League

Volleyball

Table Tennis

CHAMPS Girls Basketball, Fitness/Health, Handball, Intramural Boys Basketball, Soccer Club

11365

QUEENS

40.737517

-73.794031

8

24

1341

4149078

4069030001

Fresh Meadows-Utopia

2

02M104

Simon Baruch Middle School (J.H.S. 104)

Simon Baruch Middle School is a traditional middle school committed to developing students who think critically and who are civic minded. The school utilizes a house structure as an organizational model that allows teachers to know our students well. An assistant principal and guidance counselor are assigned to every grade level to ensure that support services are available to all students. We offer all students the chance to engage in a rigorous academic curriculum that challenges students to think critically and independently. Students engage in a balance of independent learning tasks and collaborative learning experiences. Our rigorous core content is supplemented by extensive arts and technology offerings that provide students with opportunities to develop their interests and talents. Our school supplements the regular instructional program with an extensive after-school program that provides students with academic enrichment, academic intervention, arts, and athletics.

Gramercy

330 East 21st Street, Manhattan NY 10010

No

Not Accessible

212-674-4545

104m.org

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

BM1, BM2, BM3, BM4, M1, M101, M102, M103, M14A, M14D, M15, M15-SBS, M2, M23, M3, M34A-SBS, M9, QM21, X1, X10, X10B, X12, X14, X17, X2, X37, X38, X42, X5, X63, X64, X68, X7

M104M

Academic (Zoned Program)

Screened

882

120

8

5

23

112

Y

Y

Open to students and residents of District 2

Priority to students residing in the zone

Then to students and residents of District 2. Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.

Academic and Personal Behaviors

Attendance

Final 4th Grade Report Card

Punctuality

Ranking of School

4th Grade New York State ELA and Math Exams

M104N

Special Progress

Screened

Y

N

Open to students and residents of District 2

Academic and Personal Behaviors

Attendance

Final 4th Grade Report Card

Punctuality

Ranking of School

Brooklyn Technical High School

Baruch College Campus High School

Millennium High School

GR 6-8

No

8:20am-2:40pm

No

English as a New Language

No

No

Yes–Academic support for certain students

Yes–Saturday program for test prep

French, Spanish

Algebra I, Earth Science

Advanced Seventh Grade Math, Ceramics, Creative Writing, Drama, Instrumental Music, STEM, Technology, Visual Art, Yoga

Art ; Ceramics ; Chess ; Coding ; Cooking ; Dance Team ; Debate Team ; Drama Production ; Glee Club ; Green Team ; Hitmakers ; Instrumental Music ; Photography ; STEM Club ; Step Team ; Video Game Design ; Yearbook Committee

Baseball, Basketball, Cheerleading, Fencing, Flag Football, Running Club, Soccer, Softball, Table Tennis, Tennis, Track, Ultimate Frisbee, Volleyball, Wrestling, Yoga

10010

MANHATTAN

40.736094

-73.980663

6

2

64

1081671

1009260001

Gramercy

2

02M114

East Side Middle School

East Side Middle is an academically successful, nurturing community. Our teachers help our students better understand the world in which they live so they can act upon that knowledge to make that world a better place. Our students learn to think as professional writers and read as literary critics and editors; they learn to study the past as historians and the natural world as scientists. Teachers and staff know students individually and address their specific needs in all grades. In their advisory classes, sixth graders are prepared for their middle school experience in such areas as time management, emotional literacy, and organizational skills. Parents appreciate our staff's in-depth knowledge of individual students, as well as the personalized attention students receive. Families appreciate the accessibility of the administration and instructional staff and the sense of community that defines the school culture. We are fortunate to have an involved and responsive parent community.

Upper East Side

331 East 91st Street, Manhattan NY 10128

Yes–02M114, 75M138

Accessible

212-360-0114

esms.org

6 to 96th St; 4, 5 to 86th St

BxM1, BxM10, BxM6, BxM7, BxM8, BxM9, M101, M102, M103, M15, M15-SBS, M31, M86-SBS, M96, M98

M114M

East Side Middle School

Screened

562

77

5

3

26

123

Y

Y

Open to students and residents of District 2

This school will give priority to applicants eligible for Free and Reduced Lunch (FRL) for up to 10 percent of seats

Academic and Personal Behaviors

Attendance

Final 4th Grade Report Card

Interview

Math Exercise

Punctuality

Eleanor Roosevelt High School

Bronx High School of Science

N.Y.C. Lab School for Collaborative Studies

GR 6-8

No

9am-3:20pm

No

English as a New Language

No

Yes

No

No

Spanish

Algebra I

For electives students can chose amongst a wide variety of academic, arts, cultural, and athletic eight-week courses. Sixth grade advisory includes: Anti-Bullying, Cursive, Diversity Education, Resiliency Education, Time Management; Intensive classes in the sixth and seventh grade include: Anti-Bullying, Art History, Ballroom Dancing, Financial Literacy, Literature, Math/Math Technology, Resiliency, Sex Ed

Anti-Bias Committee ; Anti-Hunger Committee ; Book Buddies with Neighboring Elementary Schools ; Debate Team ; Gay-Straight Alliance ; Glee Club ; Graphic Novel Studies ; Math Counts/Competitive Math Team ; Model UN ; Physical Fitness ; Robotics ; Rocket Club (Engineering) ; Skype and Pen Pals with Kenya ; Team Sports

Soccer

Fitness Club, Track and Field

Baseball, Basketball, Frisbee, Softball, Volleyball

10128

MANHATTAN

40.780706

-73.948553

8

5

154

1081267

1015540032

Yorkville

2

02M126

Manhattan Academy of Technology/Jacob Riis (P.S. 126)

While at P.S. 126/MAT, students will engage in a creative and rigorous curriculum that is geared toward fostering collaboration, inquiry, research, public speaking, and overall social-emotional development. Students will interact and incorporate technology in all of the core classes, with opportunities to learn coding, animation, and robotics. In eighth grade, all of our students will be offered the course work necessary to take the Earth Science and Algebra I Regents exams as well as the Spanish Proficiency exam. Our elective program allows students to major in fine arts, percussion, or band, providing students the necessary skills and preparation for high school auditions. Additionally, we have an extensive competitive sports program that offers 23 different sports for both male and female students.

Chinatown

80 Catherine Street, Manhattan NY 10038

No

Not Accessible

212-962-2188

ps126mat.com

F to East Broadway; 4, 5, 6, J, Z to Chambers St

BM1, BM2, BM3, BM4, M103, M15, M15-SBS, M22, M9, QM11, QM25, QM7, QM8, X14, X15, X2, X42, X5, X8

M126M

Manhattan Academy of Technology/Jacob Riis (P.S. 126)

Screened

440

61

5

3

19

92

Y

Y

Open to students and residents of District 2

Priority to continuing 5th grade students

Then to students residing in the elementary school zone

Then to students and residents of District 2. Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.

Academic and Personal Behaviors

Attendance

Final 4th Grade Report Card

Interview

4th Grade New York State ELA and Math Exams

Punctuality

Brooklyn Technical High School

Baruch College Campus High School

Millennium High School

GR PK-8

No

8:20am-2:39pm

No

English as a New Language

No

Yes

No

No

Spanish

Algebra I, Earth Science

Art, Band, Math Exploration, Percussion, Physical Education, Technology

Art ; Band ; Cycling Club ; Fitness Club ; Math Club ; Ping Pong ; Robotics ; Robotics Club ; Rock Climbing ; Rock Shop ; Specialized High Schools Admissions Test (SHSAT) Preparation ; Yearbook Club

Baseball

Dance

Flag Football, Soccer

Boys and Girls Basketball, Flag Football, Girls Volleyball, Girls Softball

10038

MANHATTAN

40.710729

-73.996631

3

1

25

1083357

1001110160

Chinatown

2

02M131

Sun Yat Sen Middle School (M.S. 131)

M.S. 131 is a vibrant school community where all students are valued as individuals with many talents and expertises. Students are challenged in many ways. Throughout their middle school journey, students are encouraged to develop their voices in academics and through participation in school events and activities. Students are well supported by the teachers and administration in all areas. We use research-based best practices to ensure that all students achieve their best. Parents feel welcomed by a school that responds to their concerns and needs. We also offer a unique three-year arts program where students major in one of three areas: Visual Art, Dance, and Instrumental Music. We offer Mandarin Chinese as a foreign language, and our dual language program (English/Mandarin) will expand in all three grade levels in 2017-18 school year. Students enrolling in this dual language program will develop their language proficiency in both of these languages by the end of eighth grade.

Chinatown

100 Hester Street, Manhattan NY 10002

Yes–02M131, 02M298, 02M394

Accessible

212-219-1204

ms131.org

M to Delancey St-Essex St; J, Z to Bowery; F to East Broadway; B, D to Grand St; 6, N, Q, R to Canal St

B39, BxM18, M103, M14A, M15, M15-SBS, M22, M5, M9, X1, X10, X12, X17, X27, X28

M131M

Academic (Zoned Program)

Screened

203

45

2

2

22

108

N

Y

Open to students and residents of District 2

Priority to students residing in the zone

Then to students and residents of District 2. Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.

Academic and Personal Behaviors

Attendance

Final 4th Grade Report Card

4th Grade New York State ELA and Math Exams

Punctuality

M131N

Special Progress

Screened

N

N

Open to students and residents of District 2

Academic and Personal Behaviors

Attendance

Final 4th Grade Report Card

4th Grade New York State ELA and Math Exams

Punctuality

M131P

M.S. 131 Mandarin Dual Language Program

Screened: Language

11

49

N

N

Open to students and residents of Manhattan

High School for Dual Language and Asian Studies

University Neighborhood High School

Brooklyn Technical High School

GR 6-8

No

8:20am-2:40pm

No

English as a New Language, Transitional Bilingual Education: Chinese, Dual Language: Chinese

Yes–50+ hours expected by graduation

Yes–After-School

No

No

Mandarin

Algebra I

Advanced Seventh Grade Math, Algebra 1, Chinese (Foreign Language in Grade 8), Dance, Instrumental Music, Visual Art

Art Club ; Chess ; Chinatown History Club ; Computerizing ; Dance Club ; Electric Bass Band ; Homework Help ; Math Team ; Model Making ; Peer Mediation ; School Morning Newspaper ; SHSAT Prep ; Student Council ; Urban Advantage Science Program ; Yearbook Club

Badminton, Developmental Basketball, Table Tennis

Baseball, Flag Football, Intramural Basketball, Table Tennis, Track, Volleyball

10002

MANHATTAN

40.716553

-73.993092

3

1

16

1082489

1003010003

Chinatown

2

02M167

Robert F. Wagner (J.H.S. 167)

Students appreciate that they are challenged academically in an environment where teachers take the time to get to know them personally. They also like all the opportunities that are available to them in a big school setting including our extensive after-school, band, and sports programs. Parents appreciate the diverse student population and dedicated staff, and they also value the accessibility of the administrators and teachers. Students and families work closely with their grade level assistant principal and guidance counselor. In addition to a strong core curriculum, Wagner has one of the largest music programs in the city, providing approximately 500 students with instrumental courses. We are fortunate to have a very involved and active Parents' Association.

Upper East Side

220 East 76th Street, Manhattan NY 10021

Yes–02M167, 02M391

Not Accessible

212-535-8610

wagner167.org

6 to 77th St

BxM1, BxM10, BxM11, BxM2, BxM3, BxM4, BxM6, BxM7, BxM8, BxM9, M1, M101, M102, M103, M15, M15-SBS, M2, M3, M31, M4, M66, M72, M79, M98

M167M

Academic (Zoned Program)

Screened

802

126

6

5

27

133

N

Y

Open to students and residents of District 2

Priority to students residing in the zone

Then to students and residents of District 2. Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.

Academic and Personal Behaviors

Attendance

Final 4th Grade Report Card

Ranking of School

4th Grade New York State ELA and Math Exams

Punctuality

M167N

Special Progress

Screened

Y

Y

Open to students and residents of District 2

Academic and Personal Behaviors

Attendance

Final 4th Grade Report Card

Ranking of School

4th Grade New York State ELA and Math Exams

Eleanor Roosevelt High School

Brooklyn Technical High School

N.Y.C. Lab School for Collaborative Studies

GR 6-8

No

8:55am-3:15pm

No

English as a New Language

No

Yes

No

No

Spanish

Algebra I, Earth Science

Band, Drama, Technology, Visual Arts

Art Club ; Band Enrichment ; Biology and Dissection ; Chess Team ; Chorus ; Coding ; Dance Club ; Debate Team ; Drama Club ; Gardening ; Homework Help ; Jazz Band ; Mad Scientists Club ; Math Team ; National Junior Honor Society ; Peer Mediation ; Recreational Basketball ; Road Runners ; Robotics ; Science and Engineering ; Service Learning ; Spanish Club ; Spin ; Yearbook

Baseball

Track and Field

Baseball, Basketball, Cheerleading, Cross Country, Flag Football, Ping Pong, Rugby, Soccer, Softball, Tennis, Track, Volleyball, Wrestling

10021

MANHATTAN

40.77205

-73.958066

8

4

134

1044058

1014300005

Lenox Hill-Roosevelt Island

2

02M177

Yorkville East Middle School

M.S. 177 prepares students to be critical thinkers, effective problem solvers, and powerful communicators in a rapidly changing 21st century world. By embracing academic rigor, student voice, collaboration, self-direction, and empathy, our students will have the confidence, tenacity, and skills for success. We pride ourselves on our small, tight-knit community in which every adult knows every child. To do this, we utilize our small school size to provide students with individualized and small-group instruction. Our advisory periods allow for daily check-ins and the promotion of our core values that help our students build strong bonds and respectful relationships with their peers. To enhance students' love for learning, we offer enrichment classes and team sports in addition to courses such as STEM and Spanish. This approach allows students to continue exploring the different topics that might interest them and continuously grow throughout their middle school career.

Upper East Side

1458 York Avenue, Manhattan NY 10075

Yes–02M158, 02M177

Accessible

917-432-5413

ms177.org

N/A

BxM1, M101, M102, M103, M15, M15-SBS, M31, M66, M72, M79, M86-SBS, M98, Q102

M177L

Yorkville East: L

Limited Unscreened

208

60

7

10

6

29

Y

Y

Open to students and residents of District 2

Priority to students and residents of District 2 who sign in at an event

Then to students and residents of District 2. Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.

Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above

M177S

Yorkville East: S

Screened

Y

Y

Open to students and residents of District 2

Academic and Personal Behaviors

Attendance

Final 4th Grade Report Card

Interview

4th Grade New York State ELA and Math Exams

GR 6-8

No

9am-3:20pm

No

English as a New Language

No

Yes

No

No

Spanish

Algebra I

Art (Foundations of Drawing, Watercolor, Comic Book-Making), Book Clubs, Creative Writing, Debate, Drama, Latin American Cultural Studies, Math Counts, Mock Trial, Physical Education, Poetry, Research Seminar, Sports Marketing, STEM, Technology and the Human Brain, Typing, Wildlife and Conservation

Anime ; Chess ; Chorus ; Coding and Gaming ; Comedy Club ; Cooking ; Debate ; Film-Making ; GSA ; Nature Club ; Newspaper ; Photography ; Robotics ; Runway Fashion ; SHSAT Prep ; Spa Science ; Student Council ; Theater

Track and Field

Baseball, Cheerleading, Dance, Gymnastics, Martial Arts, Soccer, Step, Ultimate Frisbee, Ultimate Handball, Yoga

10075

MANHATTAN

40.770419

-73.951135

8

5

132

1046411

1014890001

Lenox Hill-Roosevelt Island

2

02M217

The Roosevelt Island (P.S./I.S. 217)

At 217, we pride ourselves on being a "big city school with a small-town feel." Our small class sizes allow the teachers to get to know students on a deeply personal level. In addition, subject area teachers follow the same group of students through sixth, seventh, and eighth grades, which provides the students with the opportunity to interact with teachers academically and socially throughout middle school. Our families appreciate the support they receive during their child's transition from elementary school to middle school. We offer a wide array of opportunities for students to explore their non-academic interests during the school day. We also provide academic enrichment throughout the year. We have a modern building that is open, clean, and bright. Our hallways are lined with flags representing the countries of our many international students and families. Our state-of-the-art facilities offer updated computer labs, and ActiveBoards in every classroom.

Roosevelt Island

645 Main Street, Manhattan NY 10044

No

Accessible

212-980-0294

217pta.com

F to Roosevelt Island

M15, M31, M66, M72, M79, Q102, Q103, Q104

M217S

The Roosevelt Island (P.S./I.S. 217)

Screened

38

6

1

1

10

44

N

N

Open to students and residents of District 2

Priority to continuing 5th grade students

Then to students residing in the zone

Then to students and residents of District 2. Last year, this program only admitted students from priority group 1.

Academic and Personal Behaviors

Final 4th Grade Report Card

Interview

Math Exercise

4th Grade New York State ELA and Math Exams

Writing Prompt

Unity Center for Urban Technologies

GR PK-8

No

8:25am-2:45pm

No

English as a New Language

No

Yes

No

Yes

Algebra I

Computers, Music Theory, STEM, Theater

Academic Field Trips ; Art of Filmmaking Club ; Band ; Coding Club ; Forensics Club ; Literary Magazine ; Main Street Theater: Improv Workshop ; Partnership with Cornell Tech ; Positive Behavior Intervention Support (PBIS): Academic and Community Building Trips and Activities ; Running Club ; Salvadori Center: Urban Architecture Program ; Tennis Club ; Urban Advantage Science Program ; Weekly Advisory ; Yearbook Club

Basketball, Wrestling

10044

MANHATTAN

40.763894

-73.947916

8

5

23802

1084848

1013730001

Lenox Hill-Roosevelt Island

2

02M225

The Ella Baker School

The Ella Baker School is a pre-K-8 public school located on the Upper East Side of Manhattan in the Julia Richman Education Complex. We are a non-catchment area school and accept students from all five boroughs. We serve a population of approximately 320 students from culturally diverse backgrounds. A critical aspect of Ella Baker’s mission is to provide continuity in each child’s school experience from kindergarten through eighth grade. It is our expectation that our students will continue with us through the eighth grade. We do not hold middle school tours, as it is rare that there are spots open in the upper grades.

Upper East Side

317 East 67th Street, Manhattan NY 10065

Yes–02M225, 02M449, 02M459, 02M519, 02M565, 75M226

Accessible

212-717-8809

www.ellabakerschool.net

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

M225U

The Ella Baker School

Unscreened

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

5

20

N/A

N/A

Open to students and residents of New York City

Priority to continuing 5th grade students

Then to students and residents of New York City

Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above

Academy for Software Engineering

GR PK-8

No

8:30am-2:50pm

No

English as a New Language

Yes–Expected

No

No

No

Spanish

10065

MANHATTAN

40.765359

-73.960059

8

5

118

1083343

1014420001

Lenox Hill-Roosevelt Island

2

02M255

The Salk School of Science (M.S. 255)

Students appreciate that our curriculum provides them with opportunities for critical thinking and inquiry. They also appreciate our warm, friendly community. Parents appreciate the nurturing and challenging environment of our school. We have a strong focus on science and have many partnerships with science and cultural institutions as well as the New York University (NYU) School of Medicine.

Gramercy

319 East 19th Street, Manhattan NY 10003

Yes–02M040, 02M255

Not Accessible

212-614-8785

salkschool.org

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

BM1, BM2, BM3, BM4, BxM7, M1, M101, M102, M103, M14A, M14D, M15, M15-SBS, M2, M23, M3, M34A-SBS, M9, QM21, X1, X10, X10B, X12, X14, X17, X2, X27, X28, X37, X38, X42, X5, X63, X64, X68, X7, X9

M255M

The Salk School of Science (M.S. 255)

Screened

597

68

6

3

23

108

Y

Y

Open to New York City residents

Academic and Personal Behaviors

Attendance

Final 4th Grade Report Card

Interview

Punctuality

Science Activity

Beacon High School

Bronx High School of Science

Stuyvesant High School

GR 6-8

No

8am-2:20pm

No

English as a New Language

Yes–Offered

No

No

No

Spanish

Algebra I

Art, Book Club, Chess, Community Service, Creative Writing, Debate, Digital Photography, Drama, Environmental Club, Film Critique, Garden Club, Puzzle Master, Salk Striders, Sports

Manhattan Youth After-School Program: Art ; Chess ; Coding ; Computer Animation ; Cooking ; Debate Team ; Drama ; Filmmaking ; Forensic Science Club ; Guitar ; LEGO Robotics ; Music Video ; Musical Theater ; Science Explorers ; Sports ; Video Game Design

Baseball, Basketball, Flag Football, Soccer, Tennis, Track and Field, Volleyball

10003

MANHATTAN

40.735161

-73.982027

6

2

64

1020513

1009250012

Gramercy

2

02M260

The Clinton School for Writers & Artists (M.S. 260)

The Clinton School for Writers & Artists is close-knit and collaborative community. Students who succeed thrive in a small, academically rigorous school. We are in our own new construction building off of Union Square, at 10 East 15th Street. This facility has an 8,500 square foot gym, an outdoor roof play space, a modern library, science labs, and studios for music and art. The middle school has its own separate space on the upper floors, with separate start and dismissal times, but we are one school with one administration. The upper grades program culminates in the International Baccalaureate Diploma Program. Students who are admitted into our middle school have the option of staying with us for the full seven years. The middle school has a comprehensive, free after-school program through our partnership with Manhattan Youth.

Chelsea-Union Sq

10 East 15th Street, Manhattan NY 10003

No

Accessible

212-524-4360

theclintonschool.net

A, B, C, D, E to West 4th St; 4, 5, 6, L, N, Q, R to 14th St-Union Square; 1, 2, 3, F, M to 14th St - 6th Ave

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

M260S

The Clinton School (M.S. 260)

Screened

636

92

9

6

16

74

Y

Y

Open to students and residents of District 2

Academic and Personal Behaviors

Attendance

Final 4th Grade Report Card

Interview

Punctuality

Science Activity

M.S. 260 Clinton School Writers & Artists

Fiorello H. LaGuardia High School of Music & Art and Performing Arts

GR 6-12

No

8:10am-2:30pm

No

English as a New Language

Yes–Expected

Yes

Yes–Academic support for certain students

No

Spanish

Performing Arts, Spanish, Visual Arts

Clinton Post (School Newspaper) ; Clinton Soup (Literary Magazine) ; National Junior Honor Society ; School Musical ; Student Council ; Technology ; Theater for a New Audience ; Whitney Museum

Cross Country, Table Tennis

Track and Field

Basketball, Cross Country, Flag Football, Soccer

10003

MANHATTAN

40.736518

-73.992725

5

2

52

1089902

1008420034

Hudson Yards-Chelsea-Flatiron-Union Square

2

02M276

Battery Park City School (P.S./I.S. 276)

Students appreciate our teachers' energy and enthusiasm for the subjects they teach, as well as their accessibility—teachers are always happy to provide additional support in academics or to help students work through problems. Parents appreciate the values we place on building traditional academic and critical-thinking skills. Our curriculum integrates learning about a range of issues and provides students with a structured forum for taking action to make the world a better place for all. All eighth graders take Algebra 1. Students at P.S./I.S. 276 have the opportunity to build leadership through participation in sports teams, student government, and community service. Students can graduate with distinction in Academics, Service, Arts, and Athletics. Through all this work, parents recognize that we pay close attention to each student's academic, social, and emotional well-being.

Battery Park City

55 Battery Place, Manhattan NY 10280

Yes–02M276, 75M094

Accessible

212-266-5800

bpcschool.org

N to South Ferry; J, Z to Broad St; A, C to Fulton St-Broadway-Nassau; 4, 5 to Bowling Green; 2, 3 to Wall St; 1, R to Rector St

BM1, BM2, BM3, BM4, BxM18, M15, M15-SBS, M20, M5, M9, QM11, QM25, QM7, QM8, X1, X10, X10B, X11, X12, X14, X15, X17, X17A, X19, X2, X27, X28, X3, X37, X38, X4, X42, X5, X7, X8, X9

M276L

Battery Park City School (P.S./I.S. 276)

Limited Unscreened

238

45

3

3

17

80

Y

Y

Open to students and residents of District 2

Priority to continuing 5th grade students

Then to students residing in the elementary school zone who sign in at an event

Then to students residing in the elementary school zone

Then to students and residents of District 2 who sign in at an event

Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above

Millennium High School

Beacon High School

GR K-8

No

8:25am-2:45pm

No

English as a New Language

Yes–Offered

No

No

No

Spanish

Algebra I

Advanced Spanish (with the opportunity to earn HS credit), Art, Band, Chorus, Debate, Newspaper, Yearbook

Advisory ; Chess ; Community Service ; Competitive Intermural Sports ; Environmental Science Club ; National Junior Honor Society ; Robotics ; Science Fair ; Student Government

Baseball, Basketball, Football, Soccer, Softball, Table Tennis, Track and Field, Volleyball

10280

MANHATTAN

40.70644

-74.017818

1

1

31704

1087945

1000160040

Battery Park City-Lower Manhattan

2

02M289

Hudson River Middle School (I.S. 289)

At I.S. 289, students engage in many interdisciplinary and collaborative projects. Additionally, I.S. 289 has an exciting and enriching after-school program on-site that includes sports, academic support, arts, and technology classes. Parents appreciate the small size of the school and easy access to staff. The school has high expectations for all students, accompanied by high levels of support.

Battery Park City

201 Warren Street, Manhattan NY 10282

Yes–02M089, 02M289

Accessible

212-571-9268

is289.org

R to City Hall; E to World Trade Center; 4, 5, J, Z to Fulton St-Broadway-Nassau; 1, 2, 3, A, C to Chambers St

BM1, BM2, BM3, BM4, BxM18, M103, M20, M22, M5, M9, QM11, QM25, QM7, QM8, X1, X10, X10B, X11, X12, X15, X17, X17A, X19, X27, X28, X3, X4, X7, X8, X9

M289S

Hudson River Middle School (I.S. 289)

Screened

451

62

6

4

16

78

Y

Y

Open to students and residents of District 2

Academic and Personal Behaviors

Attendance

Exceptional Circumstances

Interview

Punctuality

Ranking of School

Baruch College Campus High School

Urban Assembly Maker Academy

Millennium High School

GR 6-8

No

8:30am-2:50pm

No

English as a New Language

No

Yes–After-School

No

No

Spanish

Instrumental Music, One-to-One Academic Coaching, Science Club

Advisories ; Drama ; GSA ; Robotics Team ; Visual Arts

Basketball, Ping Pong, Soccer, Track and Field, Volleyball

10282

MANHATTAN

40.716668

-74.013542

1

1

31703

1085568

1000160220

Battery Park City-Lower Manhattan

2

02M297

M.S. 297

M.S. 297 is a middle school located in Greenwich Village. We are a school committed to celebrating diversity and engaging students in a rigorous, inquiry-based academic program that challenges and supports all students. The course work is designed to reflect the inclusive philosophy of the school, to inspire lifelong learning, and to develop students as citizens in the 21st century. The academic curriculum will be supplemented with rich and extensive art and technology offerings to develop students' interests and talents. Partnering with local cultural and community institutions will help us enrich our curriculum. Students will be immersed in electives designed with their interests in mind, a variety of art experiences, and a comprehensive sports program. Advisory, community service, and collaboration will be essential components of the students' leadership experiences. M.S. 297 is a school that believes that all students can achieve their goals in a supportive and trusting environment that values curiosity, creativity, and initiative. As of September 2018, this school will be located at 75 Morton Street.

Greenwich Village

75 Morton Street, Manhattan NY 10014

No

Accessible

212-524-4380

schools.nyc.gov/schoolportals/02/m297

A, B, C, D, E, F, M to West 4th St; 2, 3, L to 14th St; 1 to Christopher St Sheridan Sq

M11, M12, M14A, M14D, M20, M21, M5, M8, X1, X10, X10B, X12, X17, X27, X28, X7, X9

M297M

M.S. 297 Screened Program

Screened

193

24

8

4

6

24

Y

N

Open to students and residents of District 2

Academic and Personal Behaviors

Attendance

Final 4th Grade Report Card

4th Grade New York State ELA and Math Exams

Punctuality

M297Z

M.S.297 Zoned Program

Zoned

Open to students residing in the zone

GR 6-7 (School will serve grades 6-8 by Fall 2019)

No

N/A

No

English as a New Language

Yes–Offered

N/A

No

No

Art Club ; Chorus ; Debate ; Fashion Design Club ; Homework Help ; Literary Magazine ; Math Club ; Yearbook

Sports may include: Baseball, Basketball, Soccer, Softball, Track, Volleyball

10014

MANHATTAN

40.730999

-74.007191

2

3

69

1010407

1006030049

West Village

2

02M312

NYC Lab Middle School for Collaborative Studies

Located in Chelsea, our community embodies our core values of collaboration, compassion, academic rigor, and diversity and pluralism. Our Labbies put the "lab" in collaborative! Our academically nurturing and rigorous environment fosters curiosity and lifelong learning. Students engage in inquiry across all disciplines. In humanities classes, we combine social studies and ELA and offer enrichment courses on unique topics. To enhance our core curriculum, we provide Regents math and science courses for students ready for the challenge. Students also participate in national competitions (math, writing, and vocabulary) and work with local arts organizations. We are proud of our inclusion program and offer supports so all students succeed: full- and part-time ICT classes, small group specialized instruction, executive functioning support, and all related services. Across the three years, all students take typing, transitions to middle school, coding, advisory, visual art, and drama. Our PA works tirelessly to supplement students' experiences and organize family events such as a Lunar New Year celebration. Former Labbies report back that teachers' high expectations and three years of Spanish have prepared them well for high school.

Chelsea

333 West 17th Street, Manhattan NY 10011

Yes–02M312, 02M412, 02M414

Accessible

212-691-6119

nyclabschool.net

A, C, E, L to 14th St-8th Ave; 2, 3, F, M to 14th St; 1 to 18th St

M11, M12, M14A, M14D, M20, M23, M5, M7, X1, X10, X10B, X12, X17, X27, X28

M312M

NYC Lab Middle School for Collaborative Studies

Screened

658

70

4

2

34

164

Y

N

Open to students and residents of District 2

Attendance

Group Activity

Lab Middle School ELA Exam

Lab Middle School Math Exam

Punctuality

Ranking of School

Stuyvesant High School

Brooklyn Technical High School

Bronx High School of Science

GR 6-8

No

8am-2:20pm

No

English as a New Language

No

Yes–After-School

Yes

No

Spanish

Algebra I, Living Environment, Spanish

Creative Writing, Gender Studies, History of the American Presidency, Journalism, Shakespeare, Tribeca Film

Lab Middle School works in collaboration with Manhattan Youth to offer one of the largest after-school programs in the city. We currently have over 50 sports and academic enrichment offerings. Please see the link on our website for a full list. In addition, students have the opportunity to design their own lunch clubs, which vary from year to year. We are proud of our Gay-Straight Alliance (GSA) which runs an annual assembly.

Flag Football, Table Tennis

Baseball, Basketball, Cross Country, Golf, Soccer, Softball, Track and Field, Volleyball

10011

MANHATTAN

40.742129

-74.002198

4

3

83

1079152

1007410010

Hudson Yards-Chelsea-Flatiron-Union Square

2

02M347

P.S. 347–"47" The American Sign Language and English Lower School

The mission of P.S. 347 is to provide a joyful learning environment that celebrates the education, growth, and uniqueness of every student. An engaging and rigorous standards-based curriculum is offered in American Sign Language (ASL) and Standard English, and is supported in small classes that provide children the opportunity to achieve their personal best. Our staff is committed to inspiring and encouraging curiosity, empathy, and social awareness by developing higher-level thinking skills and exploring real world issues that extend into the community. By fostering a partnership with families, we support individual student goals to enable each child to become an independent and responsible lifelong learner, and prepare them for success in the journey to higher education. All Signs Point to Success!

Gramercy

223 East 23rd Street, Manhattan NY 10010

Yes–02M047, 02M347, 75M138

Accessible

917-326-6609

www.ps347.org

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

BM1, BM2, BM3, BM4, BxM1, BxM10, BxM11, BxM18, BxM3, BxM4, BxM6, BxM7, BxM8, BxM9, M1, M101, M102, M103, M14A, M14D, M15, M15-SBS, M2, M23, M3, M34A-SBS, M5, M9, QM21, X1, X10, X10B, X12, X14, X17, X2, X27, X28, X37, X38, X42, X5, X63, X64, X68, X7, X9

M347M

American Sign Language Program

Screened

318

84

13

14

6

24

Y

Y

Open to New York City residents

Priority to continuing 5th grade students

Then to New York City residents. Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.

Attendance

Final 4th Grade Report Card

4th Grade New York State ELA and Math Exams

Interview

Punctuality

47 The American Sign Language and English Secondary School

GR PK-8

No

8:25am-2:45pm

No

English as a New Language

Yes–Offered

No

No

Yes–Saturday program for test prep

American Sign Language

American Sign Language, Art, Dance

Chess ; Dance

Softball, Track and Field, Volleyball

10010

MANHATTAN

40.738548

-73.982455

6

2

64

Gramercy

2

02M397

Spruce Street School

As a pre-K-8 school, Spruce students can expect many opportunities to build on the successes of elementary school, with an adolescent spin. As a growing school, students and families have a unique opportunity to help shape their education in collaboration with a team of dedicated, talented educators. Our instructional approach emphasizes inquiry and depth. All students engage in daily humanities blocks where they read, write, inquire, debate, and research. Mathematics plays a large role in our curriculum, and happens daily. Our math instruction emphasizes both conceptual understanding and fact fluency. All students engage in science instruction across the week, utilizing our state-of-the-art science lab. Our curriculum also emphasizes social and emotional development through advisory. We offer visual art and music. Students also engage in electives which range from coding to sculpture to dance. At Spruce Street, we expect students to serve as leaders across our school.

Lower Manhattan

12 Spruce Street, Manhattan NY 10038

Yes–02M397, 75M094

Accessible

212-266-4800

sprucestreetnyc.org

R to City Hall; E to Park Place; 4, 5, 6, J, Z to Brooklyn Bridge - City Hall; 2, 3, A, C to Fulton St-Broadway-Nassau; 1 to Chambers 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, X4, X42, X5, X7, X8, X9

M397L

Spruce Street School

Limited Unscreened

260

45

5

4

11

49

Y

N

Open to students and residents of District 2

Priority to continuing 5th grade students

Then to students residing in the elementary school zone who sign in at an event

Then to students residing in the elementary school zone

Then to students and residents of District 2 who sign in at an event

Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above

GR PK-8

No

8:15am-2:35pm

No

English as a New Language

No

No

No

No

Spanish

All students engage in visual art, music, foreign language, and PE each week. Spruce Street students participate in weekly electives classes, which include band, coding, sculpture, running, blogging, etc. We change our offerings each year to match the interests of the students and talents of our teachers.

Extracurricular activities and clubs will be formed based on student interests

We are part of the D2 sports league. This includes soccer, basketball, track and field, etc. As our school grows, we offer sports based on student interest

10038

MANHATTAN

40.711313

-74.005472

1

1

1501

1087485

1001007502

Battery Park City-Lower Manhattan

2

02M407

Institute For Collaborative Education

The Institute for Collaborative Education (ICE) is a small, community-focused school where the needs and academic interests of our students come first. Teachers utilize a project-based curriculum that emphasizes student-centered inquiry, forming substantive arguments, written and oral presentations, and the active and ongoing exchange of ideas. At ICE, we encourage students to develop their own points of view and practice the intellectual disciplines of conducting formal research and defending complex academic arguments.

Gramercy

345 East 15th Street, Manhattan NY 10003

Yes–02M407, 02M420, 75M226

212-475-7972

iceschoolnyc.org

L to 1st Ave; 4, 5, 6, N, Q, R to 14th St-Union Square

BM1, BM2, BM3, BM4, M1, M101, M102, M103, M14A, M14D, M15, M15-SBS, M2, M23, M3, M34A-SBS, M8, M9, X1, X10, X10B, X12, X14, X17, X2, X27, X28, X37, X38, X42, X5, X63, X64, X68, X7, X9

M407M

Screened

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

66

N/A

N/A

Open to New York City residents

Final 4th Grade Report Card

Interview

Writing Sample

Institute for Collaborative Education

GR 6-12

No

8:10am-2:59pm

No

English as a New Language

No

Yes–After-School

Yes

No

Spanish

Living Environment

Dance, Debate, Drama and Theater, Multimedia Production, Music (Jazz Band and Section Rehearsals), Photography, Shakespeare Literature, Visual Art

Art Club ; Big Sib Little Sib ; Coffee House ; Dance club ; Debate ; Fencing ; Gay-Straight Alliance ; Jazz Band ; Literary Magazine ; Mathletes ; Robotics ; Science Club ; Senior Internship ; Table Tennis

Baseball

Softball

Flag Football

Baseball, Basketball, Track and Field

10003

MANHATTAN

40.732447

-73.983031

6

2

48

1020419

1009220008

Gramercy

2

02M413

School of the Future

School of the Future students like our dynamic, creative teachers and interesting classes. Students also like that we know each of them very well and each of them is challenged academically. People who visit often express how alive our school feels! We are proactive about the intellectual, social, and moral growth of our community and see ourselves as people who are helping to raise smart and thoughtful teenagers. Parents appreciate that their children are pushed both in terms of their academics and their personal responsibility. They appreciate our small class size and strong sense of community. Parents like that we work with them towards their child's success. We follow the principles of the Coalition of Essential Schools, including personalized learning and teaching students to use their minds well. Our high school students design four year-long research projects and present their work to a committee of staff and students, and our middle school students begin to prepare for this experience in the sixth grade.

Gramercy

127 East 22nd Street, Manhattan NY 10010

Yes–02M413, 75M138

Accessible

212-475-8086

sof.edu

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

BM1, BM2, BM3, BM4, BxM10, BxM11, BxM18, BxM3, BxM4, BxM6, BxM7, BxM8, BxM9, M1, M101, M102, M103, M14A, M14D, M15, M15-SBS, M2, M23, M3, M34A-SBS, M5, M7, M9, QM21, X1, X10, X10B, X12, X14, X17, X2, X27, X28, X37, X38, X42, X5, X63, X64, X68, X7, X9

M413S

School of The Future

Screened

462

86

6

5

17

83

Y

Y

Open to students and residents of District 2

Academic and Personal Behaviors

Attendance

Final 4th Grade Report Card

Group Interview

Punctuality

4th Grade New York State ELA and Math Exams

School of the Future High School

Brooklyn Technical High School

GR 6-12

No

8:20am-3:10pm

No