2018 DOE Middle School Directory

30

30Q145

Joseph Pulitzer (I.S. 145) Magnet School of Innovation and Applied Learning

We offer five themed academies: Math & Business, Science & Technology, Journalism & Media Arts, Law & Humanities, and International. Our educational mission is to create a community of active learners, enabling our students to reach their full intellectual potential in developing 21st century skills. We also offer an excellent dual language program as well as bilingual and English as a New Language classes.

Jackson Heights

33-34 80th Street, Queens NY 11372

No

Accessible

718-457-1242

is145.schoolwires.net

7 to 82nd St-Jackson Heights

Q32, Q33, Q47, Q49, Q66, QM3

Q145U

Joseph Pulitzer I.S. 145Q Magnet School of Innovation and Applied Learning

Unscreened

247

52

6

7

7

39

Y

Y

Open to students and residents of District 30

Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected

Q145Z

Zoned Program

Zoned

N

N

Open to students residing in the zone

Queens Vocational and Technical High School

Long Island City High School

Aviation Career & Technical Education High School

GR 6-8

No

7:55am-2:15pm

Yes

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

Yes–Offered

Yes

Yes

Yes

Spanish

Algebra I, Earth Science, Living Environment

Elective courses that will be available to our students during 2018-2019 school year include: Band, Chorus, Computer Science, Cooking/Nutrition, Health, Spanish, STEAM

Art ; Community Service ; Gear Up Preparatory Program (Brother and Sister Empowerment Group, College Visits, Math/ELA Enrichment) ; Model UN ; Moving Image ; Music ; Project BOOST ; SONYCE Program (Cheerleading, Dance, Music, Arts & Crafts, Fashion, Robotics, Homework Help) ; Student Government (GO) ; Teen Thursdays ; Urban Advantage

Development Basketball, Flag Football, Volleyball

Handball, Soccer, Softball

11372

QUEENS

40.754661

-73.887112

3

25

285

4442764

4012520001

Jackson Heights

30

30Q204

The Oliver Wendell Holmes School

What parents like best about The OWH School: our safe and welcoming environment, our rigorous curricula that prepares students for college and careers, student-led conferences, the dual language and magnet programs, our core values, our open-door policy, frequent communication, small communities to meet the social and emotional needs of all children, Honors and Regents courses, our on-line grade book (PupilPath), Class Dojo, science/STEM research, interdisciplinary projects, awards celebrations, parent workshops, free adult English as a New Language classes, community partnerships, and high expectations for all students and staff members. What students like best about OWH: a feeling of safety, our challenging academic environment, student collaboration and critical thinking, student-led conferences, teachers, student-centered classrooms, updated technology, St. John's Gear Up, lunch clubs, STEM research with Cornell University, CUNY Arts, Brain Power, Sanford Harmony, Town-Hall, College and Career Days, Harlem Magic Masters Basketball, accessibility to staff, Google Docs, small classes, school spirit days, free tutoring, and students feeling exceptionally well-prepared for high school, college, and a career.

Long Island City

36-41 28th Street, Queens NY 11106

Yes–30Q204, 30Q258

Not Accessible

718-937-1463

is204.org

N, Q to 36 Ave-Washington Ave; M, R to 36th St; F to 21st St - Queensbridge; E to Queens Plaza

Q100, Q101, Q102, Q103, Q104, Q66, Q69

Q204M

The Oliver Wendell Holmes Spanish Dual Language Program

Screened: Language

350

71

5

5

13

77

Y

N

Open to students and residents of Queens

ELLs, Heritage Language Speakers, Participants of elementary school-level bilingual programs

Attendance

Attendance at an info session

Final 4th Grade Report Card

4th Grade New York State ELA and Math Exams

Academic and Personal Behaviors

Q204U

The STEM Magnet Program at The Oliver Wendell Holmes School

Unscreened

N

N

Open to students and residents of Queens of District 30

Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected

Q204Z

Zoned Program at The Oliver Wendell Holmes School

Zoned

Open to students residing in the zone

Long Island City High School

William Cullen Bryant High School

Information Technology High School

GR 6-8

No

8am-2:20pm

Yes

English as a New Language

Yes–Expected

Yes

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

Yes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichment.

Arabic, Greek, Italian, Spanish

Algebra I, Earth Science

Enrichment Classes: Advisory, Art, Band, Chorus, Computer Science, Dance, Post-Secondary/College and Career Skills Classes, Pre-Regents Classes for Grades Six and Seven, STEM, Specialized High School Test Preparatory Course, Weekly Grade Level Town-Hall

Academic Portfolios ; ARISTA/NJHS ; Career Day ; Chess ; City Year ; Coding ; Community Service ; Cricket ; CUNY Theater & Arts ; Digital Photography ; Family College Day ; Family Dance Night ; Family Sports Night ; HANAC Beacon ; HS Collaborations ; Interpid Museum ; Literacy Club ; Museum of Moving Image Partnership ; Pi-Day ; Road Runners Track and Field ; Saturday Enrichment ; Soccer ; St. Johns University Gear Up ; Student Council ; Technology Club ; Urban Advantage Family Trips ; Volley Ball ; Yearbook

Fitness Club, Soccer

Basketball, Cricket, Flag Football, Handball, NY Rowing, Soccer, Tennis, Track and Field, Volleyball

11106

QUEENS

40.757065

-73.932664

1

26

51

4004156

4003430001

Queensbridge-Ravenswood-Long Island City

30

30Q227

Louis Armstrong Middle School (I.S. 227)

The Louis Armstrong Middle School (LAMS), opened in 1979 with the mission of bringing together a group of culturally diverse children to help them grow academically, emotionally, physically, and socially. At LAMS, students are provided a personalized, caring, and supportive environment. The staff works to build the childrens' confidence and work ethic in order to develop a sense of pride in their choices, actions, and quality of work. In addition to the core subjects, LAMS offers Accelerated Regents courses, foreign language courses, music courses, art courses, physical and adaptive fitness courses, and technology courses. The school is affiliated with Queens College, Vaughn College, National Middle School Association, and National School Reform Policy. Our school is an original recipient of the U.S. President Award for Excellence, has been recognized four consecutive years as a Reward Status School, and by the NASSP as being, "one of the top 100 most effective middle schools in the U.S."

East Elmhurst

32-02 Junction Boulevard, Queens NY 11369

Yes–30Q227, 75Q811

Accessible

718-335-7500

armstrong227q.com

N/A

Q19, Q23, Q49, Q66, Q72, QM3

This school has a school-based application process.

School-Based

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

Forest Hills High School

Aviation Career & Technical Education High School

Long Island City High School

GR 5-8

No

8:20am-2:40pm

No

English as a New Language

Yes–Expected

No

Yes–For incoming sixth graders

Yes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichment.

Spanish

Algebra I, Living Environment

AV Squad, Art (Ceramics, Graphic, Portfolio, Visual), Debate Team, Mighty Milers, Music (Chorale, Band, Orchestra Classes), Robotics, STEM, Specialized High School Prep Course, Student Organization, UN Ambassadors

All-County Music Fair ; Annual Musical ; Arts & Literacy Program ; Boston/Washington, DC/Taconic Ed Excursions ; Drama Club ; Green Team ; Int'l Collaboration with France Museum of History ; Int'l Travel ; Jewelry Club ; NYS Science & Engineering Fair ; Operation Explorers ; PTA Staff & Family Excursions ; Robotics ; Space Camp ; Special Olympics ; STEAM Initiative ; Stock Market Game ; Student Gov't ; Talent Show ; Wilson Reading/Just Words ; Women's Engineering Program/STEM Initiative at Vaughn College

Developmental Basketball, European Team Handball, Fitness Club, Soccer, Volleyball

Flag Football, Floor Hockey, State of the Art Fitness Center, Ultimate Frisbee

11369

QUEENS

40.758408

-73.874472

3

21

353

4034891

4014230001

East Elmhurst

30

30Q230

I.S. 230

Intermediate School 230, The School for Civics in the Community, provides activities that engage, challenge, and stimulate students. Parents appreciate that we are a nurturing school, and as a result we are a very popular school. Our sixth-grade academy is housed in our annex which is located directly across the street from the main building. The main building houses our seventh and eighth grades. The small learning community of the annex provides a very important transition for students entering middle school. Intermediate School 230Q has developed a positive reputation based upon our challenging academic curricula, supportive teachers, and safe environment. Each year, a very limited number of seats are available for students residing outside of our geographical zone in Jackson Heights.

Jackson Heights

73-10 34th Avenue, Jackson Heights NY 11372

No

Accessible

718-335-7648

schools.nyc.gov/schoolportals/30/q230

M, R to 65th St; 7, E, F to Jackson Hts-Roosevelt Ave

Q32, Q33, Q47, Q49, Q53, Q66, Q70-SBS, QM3

Q230U

The School for Civics in the Community

Unscreened

543

94

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

Open to students and residents of District 30

Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected

Q230Z

Zoned Program

Zoned

Open to students residing in the zone

William Cullen Bryant High School

Long Island City High School

Aviation Career & Technical Education High School

GR 6-8

No

8am-2:15pm

Yes

English as a New Language

Yes–31-50 hours expected by graduation

Yes

Yes–Academic support for certain students

Yes–Saturday program for certain students.

Spanish

Algebra I, Living Environment

All students have an Arts major (three periods per week) and Civics class each year.

After-School Activities by the Arts and Literacy Program ; After-School Dances (four per year) and a Musical Production ; Cheerleaders ; Council for Unity ; Creative Writing ; Dance ; Debate Team ; Math Team ; National Foundation for Teaching Entrepreneurs (NFTE) ; Overnight Trips ; Sports Club ; Tech Team ; Yearbook

Developmental Basketball, Floor Hockey, Soccer, Volleyball, Yoga

Boys Basketball, Girls Basketball

11372

QUEENS

40.752866

-73.893193

3

25

289

4028931

4012600001

Jackson Heights

30

30Q286

The Young Women's Leadership School of Astoria

The Young Women's Leadership Schools (TYWLS) were established to nurture the intellectual curiosity and creativity of young women by supporting the whole girl in order to maximize academic achievement, social emotional well-being, and post-secondary success. TYWLS of Astoria is supported by The Young Women's Leadership Network (YWLN) and its College Bound Initiative in order to replicate the best practices of private and independent girls' schools. The school approaches learning in a dynamic, participatory fashion, encouraging students to take responsibility for their own learning. The school uses technology in nearly every class and every day to create a meaningful, cutting edge 21st century learning environment. Students are provided with rigorous STEM, humanities, and arts opportunities as they prepare for college and becoming future leaders. TYWLS of Astoria is an Apple Distinguished School for Technology.

Old Astoria

23-15 Newtown Avenue, Queens NY 11102

No

Accessible

718-267-2839

tywls-astoria.org

N, Q to 30 Ave-Grand Ave

Q100, Q103, Q18, Q69

Q286M

The Young Women's Leadership School of Astoria

Screened

696

73

9

6

13

75

Y

Y

All-girls school; open to students and residents of Queens

Final 4th Grade Report Card

4th Grade New York State ELA and Math Exams

Group Interview held at the Open House

Writing Sample (2 essays)

Young Women's Leadership School, Astoria

GR 6-12

No

8am-2:30pm

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.

Spanish

Algebra I, Spanish

Acting for Film, Art, Coding in Spanish for Native Speakers, Creative Writing, Drama, Game Design, Music, Oyster Ecology, Software Engineering, Tech Crew Junior, World Geography; Intensives courses such as Comic Creators, Digital Dance, Rocket Design and Launch, Short Story Writing, Slam Poetry

3-D Printing ; Advisory ; After-School/Peer Tutoring ; Animation/Film ; Asian Cultural Club ; Band ; Big Sister Little Sister ; College Visits ; Cool Women Hot Jobs ; Dance My Culture ; Fashion Show ; Femcho* ; Fitness Challenge ; Girls Inc. ; LEGO Robotics ; Multicultural Club ; Student Government ; Talent Show ; Tech Ambassadors ; Trout and Tree ; TYWLS Explorers ; Ukulele ; Urban Advantage

Girls Basketball League, Girls Volleyball League, Soccer

Outdoor Track and Field

11102

QUEENS

40.771215

-73.924591

1

22

69

4440035

4005420008

Old Astoria

30

30Q291

Hunter's Point Community Middle School

Students like our enthusiastic teachers who make learning interesting by bringing hands-on activities, field trips, and projects to our units of study. Students collaborate with a diverse group of peers through our supportive and challenging classrooms, advisory program, and school-/PTA-run dances and other celebrations. Our after-school options include a free five-day-a-week program run at our school by 82nd St Academics, as well as other choices including award winning debate and chess clubs, sports and dance teams, and an amazing theater program. Parents value our high standards in all classes including Algebra for All and Science Regents for every eighth grader as well as our intervention and extension groupings for reading, writing, and math. Our online grading program allows families to stay updated every week on their child's academic and character progress. Our new shared building is located along the East River as part of the Hunter's Point South development area and contains a beautiful auditorium, music room, art room, and science labs. We are a fully inclusive school, meeting the needs of both gifted and talented students and students with learning or physical disabilities.

Hunters Point

1-50 51st Avenue, Queens NY 11101

Yes–30Q291, 30Q301, 75Q277

Accessible

718-609-3300

hunterspointcms.org

G to 21st St; 7 to Vernon Blvd-Jackson Ave

B32, B43, B62, Q103

Q291L

Hunter's Point Community Middle School

Limited Unscreened

519

81

5

3

26

95

Y

Y

Open to students and residents of District 30

Priority to students and residents of District 30 who sign in at an event

Then to students and residents of District 30. Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.

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

Academy of American Studies

Robert F. Wagner, Jr. Secondary School for Arts and Technology

Forest Hills High School

GR 6-8

No

8:15am-2:35pm

No

English as a New Language

Yes–Expected

Yes–After-School

No

Yes–Saturday program for test prep

Spanish

Algebra I, Living Environment

Instrumental Band, Theater, Visual Arts

Broadway Junior Theater Program ; Chess Team ; Community Service ; Dance Team ; Debate Team ; Homework Help ; LEGO Robotics

Boys Basketball League

Girls Volleyball League

Soccer, Volleyball

Dance and Cheerleading, Might Milers Track Team

11101

QUEENS

40.742956

-73.959196

2

26

1

4538588

4000060008

Hunters Point-Sunnyside-West Maspeth

30

30Q300

The 30th Avenue School (P.S./M.S. 300)

Q300 is one of several NYC citywide gifted and talented schools. We are committed to a high-quality education that strives to cultivate a genuine love for learning in all of our students. Our approach is driven by national standards of gifted education with the full understanding that we are stewards of our students' cognitive and affective growth. As a result of our strong collaboration with parents and external organizations we are able to offer our students: music, LEGO robotics, dance, logic, second language(s), architecture, and chess. Our efforts to shape the whole child scaffold an exposure to rich information and knowledge, critical-thinking skills, and effective and relevant modes of communication.

Astoria

31-51 21st Street, Queens NY 11106

Yes–30Q126, 30Q300

Not Accessible

718-726-0501

q300.org

N, Q to 30 Ave-Grand Ave

M60-SBS, Q100, Q102, Q104, Q18, Q19, Q69

Q300A

Q300

Composite Score

1201

135

21

14

10

56

Y

Y

Open to New York City residents

Priority to students in the P.S. 85 citywide Gifted & Talented program

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

Attendance: 10%

Final 4th Grade Report Card: 35%

New York State Math Exam: 17.5%

New York State ELA Exam: 17.5%

Academic and Personal Behaviors: 20%

GR K-8

No

8:50am-3:10pm

Yes–Official uniform must be purchased

English as a New Language

No

No

No

No

Spanish

Algebra I, Living Environment, Spanish

Computer Science, Engineering, Various Student-Selected Electives (Model UN, LEGO Robotics, Sewing, Math League, MATHCOUNTS, and others)

Global Kids After-School Program ; NYChessKids ; Serious Fun

11106

QUEENS

40.766264

-73.930709

1

22

77

4006382

4005530001

Astoria

3

03M054

Booker T. Washington (J.H.S. 54)

Students like our challenging academic program, the supportive relationships they form with the faculty, and our diverse curricular and extracurricular opportunities. Parents like that students learn to take responsibility for their academic achievement. Parents also appreciate the open communication they have with our school, the support for students' academic achievement and well-being, and the daily opportunities for students to meet with teachers for academic support. Students are placed in classes that meet their academic needs. These include Delta Honors classes and screened academic classes, amongst others. Students applying to the school are screened. Details about the admissions criteria and review process for those applying to the school can be found on the school website.

Morningside Heights

103 West 107th Street, Manhattan NY 10025

No

Not Accessible

212-678-2861

ms54.org

B, C to Cathedral Parkway-110th St; 1 to 103rd St

M10, M104, M11, M116, M2, M3, M4, M5, M60-SBS, M7

M054M

Booker T. Washington (J.H.S. 54)

Screened

698

85

3

1

68

252

Y

N

Open to students and residents of District 3

Academic and Personal Behaviors

Admissions Test

Final 4th Grade Report Card

4th Grade New York State ELA and Math Exams

Bronx High School of Science

Stuyvesant High School

Millennium High School

GR 6-8

No

8:40am-3pm

No

English as a New Language

No

Yes

No

No

French, Latin, Mandarin, Other Language, Spanish

Algebra I, Earth Science

Band, Chorus, Debate, Drama, Film, Public Speaking, Strings, Technology, Visual Art

Art Portfolio ; Camera Club ; Coding ; Community Service Club ; Dance ; Homework Help ; Interactive Boards ; Internet Access ; JV Basketball ; Jazz Ensemble ; Laptop Carts ; Math Team ; Model UN ; Musicals ; Painting ; School Library (29,000 items in collection & full-time librarian) ; School Musical ; School-Wide Computer Network ; SHSAT Preparation ; Small-Group Academic Support ; Student Council ; Talent Show ; Two Computer Labs

Basketball, Soccer, Track and Field

10025

MANHATTAN

40.800119

-73.962837

7

7

193

1055990

1018620011

Morningside Heights

3

03M076

A. Philip Randolph (P.S./I.S. 76)

P.S./I.S. 76 strives for academic excellence for all students. Our teaching staff is a vibrant mix of young and experienced teachers from diverse backgrounds, all of whom are fully committed to the academic growth and well-being of their students. Additionally, the many cultural institutions of New York City are used to magnify students’ learning experiences. Parents appreciate our use of data to drive and differentiate the instruction to meet individual student needs. Students are challenged to explore their individual learning styles and set goals that will meet their full potential.

Central Harlem

220 West 121st Street, Manhattan NY 10027

Yes—03M076, 75M226

Not Accessible

212-678-2865

schools.nyc.gov/schoolportals/03/m076

B, C to 116th St; 2, 3, A, D to 125th St

Bx15, BxM3, BxM4, M1, M10, M100, M101, M102, M104, M11, M116, M2, M3, M60-SBS, M7

M076L

A. Philip Randolph (P.S./I.S. 76)

Limited Unscreened

77

20

1

1

14

52

N

N

Open to students and residents of District 3

Priority to continuing 5th grade students

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

Then to students and residents of District 3 who sign in at an event

Then to students residing in the elementary school zone

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

A. Philip Randolph Campus High School

Frederick Douglass Academy

GR PK-8

No

8:20am-2:40pm

Yes

English as a New Language

Yes–Expected

Yes–After-School

No

Yes–Saturday program

French, Spanish

Accelerated Classes ; Accelerated Reading ; Book Club ; Chess ; College For Every Student ; College Tours ; Dance ; Debate ; Drama ; Gymnastics ; Lacrosse ; Mentor Program ; Schoolwide Science Fair

Flag Football

Fitness Club, Track and Field

Baseball, Gymnastics, Lacrosse, Swimming, Tennis, Volleyball

10027

MANHATTAN

40.806768

-73.951061

10

9

220

1058470

1019260017

Central Harlem South

3

03M149

Sojourner Truth School (03M149)

The mission of the Sojourner Truth School is to prepare you for lifelong learning as responsible, caring, productive citizen in partnership with your family. Administrators, teachers, students and parents will work hand-in-hand to create a supportive atmosphere where all students are pushed to their personal best. During your years at Sojourner Truth School, you will encounter a rigorous, high-level instructional program, which will prepare you for success in the future. Through a wide range of academic course offerings, enrichment programs, guidance support services, and other school experiences, the Sojourner Truth School will provide you with the learning competencies you need to go on to higher education. Together, we will achieve our educational mission to help you fulfill your potential by assisting you in becoming a critical thinker, active problem-solver, inquisitive reader, diligent researcher, and effective writer. We expect you to be a model citizen and strive to achieve your personal best during your time as a student at Sojourner Truth School and beyond. Our community looks forward to opportunity to meet you in the coming months and hope you consider visiting our school as you make your middle school choice.

Central Harlem

41 West 117th Street, Manhattan NY 10026

Yes—03M149, 75M811, 84M351

Not Accessible

646-672-9020

sojournertruthschool.org

2, 3, 6, B, C to 116th St

Bx15, BxM3, BxM4, M1, M10, M100, M101, M102, M103, M116, M2, M3, M4, M60-SBS, M7, M98

M149U

Sojourner Truth (P.S./M.S. 149)

Unscreened

113

46

2

12

4

51

N

Y

Open to students and residents of Manhattan

Priority to continuing 5th grade students

Then to students residing in the elementary school zone

Then to students and residents of District 3

Then to students and residents of Manhattan.

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

Frederick Douglass Academy

GR PK-8

Yes, Harlem Children's Zone, Inc

8:20am-4pm

Yes–Top and bottom-specific colors or styles

English as a New Language

Yes–Offered

Yes–After-School

Yes–Academic support and enrichment

No

Alvin Ailey Dance Residency, Hydroponic Gardening, Robofun Coding, Visual Art, Writopia Lab, Young People's Choir

Asphalt Green Basketball Team ; Book Clubs ; Comic Book Club ; Harlem Children's Zone After-School Program ; Harlem Lacrosse and Leadership Boys & Girls Lacrosse Teams ; Homework Help ; Rollerblading Academy ; Scratch Coding Club ; Soccer Club

Basketball, Gymnastics, Lacrosse, Soccer, Track and Field

10026

MANHATTAN

40.802136

-73.947828

10

9

190

1051434

1016010001

Central Harlem South

3

03M165

P.S./M.S. 165: The Robert E. Simon School for Leadership

At P.S./M.S. 165 all students LEAD. They Lead by example. They Excel. They Achieve. They Do what's right. Our students value our supportive learning community, where we emphasize meeting every child at their level and helping them become leaders of their own success. We have Honors, Dual-Language (Spanish), and ICT classes. Twenty-First century skills are woven into the fabric of instruction: every student has access to a MacBook Air and a Google cloud account hosted on our school's domain. Students learn coding and build machines and interactive robots. Our ELA curriculum is the TC Reading and Writing Project. Our math program focuses on critical thinking and number sense through CMP3 and Number Talks, building toward an eighth grade algebra Regents course. We value the arts and music, through which students learn keyboarding, drawing, painting, and sculpting. We perform two musicals and host talent, fashion, and art shows. We are opening a ceramics program this year. Our advisory curriculum is the Leader in Me, and students learn the 7 Habits of Highly Effective People. We encourage all students to participate in the Boys & Girls Harbor after-school program, which offers digital art, film, dance, sports, and homework help. Learn to LEAD at 165.

Morningside Heights

234 West 109th Street, Manhattan NY 10025

Yes—03M165, 03M862

Not Accessible

212-678-2873

psms165.org

1, B, C to Cathedral Parkway-110th St

M10, M104, M11, M116, M3, M4, M5, M60-SBS, M7

M165M

Honors Monolingual Program

Screened

73

21

2

2

13

47

N

N

Open to students and residents of District 3

Priority to continuing 5th grade students

Then to students residing in the elementary school zone

Then to students and residents of District 3. Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.

Attendance

4th Grade New York State ELA and Math Exams

Final 4th Grade Report Card

Punctuality

Reading/Writing Assignment

M165N

Spanish Dual Language Program

Screened: Language

N

N

Open to students and residents of District 3

Priority to continuing 5th grade students

Then to students residing in the elementary school zone

Attendance

Final 4th Grade Report Card

4th Grade New York State ELA and Math Exams

Punctuality

Spanish Language Assessment

Landmark High School

Manhattan Early College School for Advertising

High School for Environmental Studies

GR PK-8

No

8am-2:20pm

Yes–Top and bottom-specific colors or styles

English as a New Language, Dual Language: Spanish

Yes–31-50 hours expected by graduation

No

No

No

Ceramics, Coding, Debate, Drum Line, Film Studies, Fitness, Futsal, Musical Theater, Newspapers, Painting, Team Sports

Advisory ; Art Portfolio Classes ; Basketball, Soccer, Flag-Football, Baseball, and Fitness Teams ; Boys and Girls Harbor After-School Program with Digital Photography, Film, Dance, Sports, and Homework Help ; Learning Through an Expanded Arts Program ; Shifting Boundaries ; Specialized High School Prep Class ; Student Council ; The Bank Street Program ; Town Hall

Baseball, Basketball, Flag Football, Fitness, Soccer, Softball

10025

MANHATTAN

40.802917

-73.965613

7

7

195

1056676

1018800013

Morningside Heights

3

03M250

West Side Collaborative Middle School (M.S. 250)

Students are empowered to be active participants in their own learning and engage with teachers who guide them to meet and exceed the Common Core Standards. Our social-emotional curriculum and close-knit grade level teams promote an inclusive environment that cultivates acceptance and respect for all students in our diverse community. Students engage in project-based learning experiences that build independence, nurture creativity, and challenge students to think critically and analytically. Families value our student-centered community, personalized learning experiences, arts partnerships, and accelerated ELA and math enrichment programs. Families also love the dedication of our teachers who collaborate to plan meaningful classroom experiences. Parents appreciate the many workshops, special events, student-led conferences, science fairs, and portfolio exhibitions. Students have academic coaches, lead student-led conferences, develop digital portfolios, and participate in advisory.

Upper West Side

735 West End Avenue, Manhattan NY 10025

Yes—03M075, 03M250, 75M811

Not Accessible

212-866-6313

wscnyc.org

1, 2, 3 to 96th St

M104, M106, M11, M5, M7, M86-SBS, M96

M250S

iCollaborate

Screened

221

66

5

6

12

42

Y

Y

Open to students and residents of District 3

Attendance

Punctuality

Ranking of School

4th Grade New York State ELA and Math Exams

Frank McCourt High School

Life Sciences Secondary School

GR 6-8

No

8:33am-3:05pm

No

English as a New Language

Yes–Offered

Yes

Yes–Academic support for certain students

No

Dance, Drama, Drumming, Online Language Courses, Photo Club, Scratch Interactive Media, Songwriting, Video and Filmmaking, Visual Arts Program

Blended Online Learning Modules ; College Tours ; Customized Online Student Portals ; Dance Team ; High School Articulation Workshops ; One-on-One Academic Coaching ; Performance Arts Program with Wingspan Arts ; Personalized Learning Modules in Literacy ; SONYC (after-school program in collaboration with CityParks) which includes hands-on environmental science and digital media activities ; Student Council ; Student-Led Conferences

Running

10025

MANHATTAN

40.795157

-73.973292

7

6

183

1034190

1012530065

Upper West Side

3

03M180

Hugo Newman School (P.S./I.S. 180)

We believe that all children achieve success when provided with active learning experiences that challenge and build real-life connections. We also believe that the education of every child begins at home and is continued through a partnership between parents, educators, and the community. Our school mission is to provide every student with the foundation that prepares them for success in the college and/or career of their choice. Our school community is committed to the Three Es: Excellence in teaching and learning, Engagement to promote active learning and problem solving, and Enrichment for positive social and emotional development of well-rounded citizens.

Central Harlem

370 West 120th Street, Manhattan NY 10027

No

Accessible

212-678-2849

hugonewmanprep.org

A, D to 125th St; 2, 3, B, C to 116th St; 1 to 116th St - Columbia University

Bx15, M10, M100, M101, M102, M104, M11, M116, M2, M3, M4, M5, M60-SBS, M7

M180S

Hugo Newman School (P.S./I.S. 180)

Screened

92

26

2

3

10

53

N

Y

Open to students and residents of District 3

Priority to continuing 5th grade students

Then to students residing in the elementary school zone

Then to students and residents of District 3.

Academic and Personal Behaviors

Attendance

4th Grade New York State ELA and Math Exams

Final 4th Grade Report Card

Punctuality

High School for Environmental Studies

High School of Economics and Finance

Pace High School

GR PK-8

No

8am-2:20pm

Yes

English as a New Language, Dual Language: Spanish

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Spanish

Algebra I, Living Environment

Chess Program ; Debate Team ; Girls and Boys Advisory ; Individualized Preparation and Coaching for High School Admissions ; Innovation Lab Partnership ; Instrument Music Program ; Laptops in Classrooms ; Mock Trial Program ; Music & Art instruction ; Regents Exam Preparation ; Specialized High School Preparation Program ; Sports & Arts After-School Program ; Student Council ; Technology & Programming ; West Point Boys Summer Program

Boys and Girls Basketball, Flag Football, Lacrosse, Soccer, Weekly Physical Education Activities

10027

MANHATTAN

40.807843

-73.955569

10

9

257

1059111

1019460001

Central Harlem South

3

03M191

P.S./I.S. 191

At P.S./I.S. 191 students are engaged in rigorous curriculum and tasks that prepare them for high school, college, and their career. We have a strong focus on project-based learning, which we have recently extended into a STEM/STEAM program. To enhance our project-based units of study, our students engage in museum trips and work with both museums and cultural institutions around New York City. Students discover their passions by being exposed to the visual and performing arts and other cultural riches that contribute to the development of the whole child. Additionally, students collaborate with teams of teachers who provide them with academic and personal support. Students engage in programming designed to stimulate, provoke, and develop their imagination. Students' work is exhibited in a museum-like way during our biannual Dream. Think. Do! Gallery Tour. As we move into a brand-new building in September 2017, we look forward to enhancing our rich programming through an expansion of our technology, the arts and sciences, as we continue our quest to foster lifelong learners.

Lincoln Square

210 West 61st Street, Manhattan NY 10023

No

Not Accessible

212-757-4343

museummagnet.com

2, A, B, C, D to 59th St-Columbus Circle; 1 to 66th St - Lincoln Center

BxM2, M10, M104, M11, M12, M20, M31, M5, M57, M66, M7, M72, X12, X14, X30, X42

M191S

The Museum Magnet School (P.S./M.S. 191)

Screened

137

58

3

5

11

49

N

Y

Open to students and residents of District 3

Priority to continuing 5th grade students

Then to students residing in the elementary school zone

Then to students and residents of District 3.

Attendance

Demonstrated Interest: School Visit or Written Contact

Group Interview (on-site)

Portfolio of Student Work

High School for Environmental Studies

GR PK-8

No

8:20am-2:40pm

No

English as a New Language

Yes–Offered

Yes

No

No

Spanish

Advisory, Community Service, Debate, Media, Performing Arts

A Fair Shake for Youth ; Art ; Band ; Basketball ; Book Club ; Chess ; Choir ; Circle of Courage ; Comic Illustration ; Dance ; Museum Education ; Music and Video Production ; Musical Theater ; Robotics ; Service Learning ; Soccer ; Softball ; Sports ; Student Council ; Technology ; Video Game Design ; Volleyball ; Yearbook

Developmental Basketball

Soccer, Softball

Volleyball

10023

MANHATTAN

40.771925

-73.987328

7

6

147

1030320

1011520029

Lincoln Square

3

03M243

The Center School (M.S. 243)

Please contact the school for more information.

Upper West Side

100 West 84th Street, Manhattan NY 10024

Yes—03M009, 03M243

Accessible

212-799-1477

schools.nyc.gov/schoolportals/03/m243

B, C to 81st St-Museum of Nat Hist; 1, B, C to 86th St

BxM2, M10, M104, M11, M5, M7, M79, M86-SBS

The Center School

School-Based

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

Beacon High School

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

GR 5-8

No

8:10am-2:30pm

No

English as a New Language

No

No

No

No

Latin

Algebra I, Latin

Please contact the school for more information.

10024

MANHATTAN

40.785287

-73.97343

7

6

169

1032119

1012140029

Upper West Side

3

03M245

The Computer School (M.S. 245)

The Computer School empowers its diverse student body to reach demanding academic, social, and emotional goals in our student-centered learning environment. Students utilize technology in all subjects, and engage in self-exploration via curricular, extracurricular, and after-school offerings. Parents appreciate our focus and attention to each student's background, special gifts, and learning style. Computer School students make numerous trips to New York City cultural institutions to magnify their learning experiences. Students leave the Computer School exceptionally well-prepared for high school.

Upper West Side

100 West 77th Street, Manhattan NY 10024

Yes—03M245, 03M334, 03M452

Accessible

917-441-0873

thecomputerschool.org

B, C to 81st St-Museum of Nat Hist; 2, 3 to 72nd St; 1 to 79th St

BxM2, M10, M104, M11, M5, M57, M7, M72, M79, M86-SBS

M245M

The Computer School (M.S. 245)

Screened

644

100

6

4

28

102

Y

Y

Open to students and residents of District 3

Academic Portfolio

Academic and Personal Behaviors

Attendance

Final 4th Grade Report Card

Interview

4th Grade New York State ELA and Math Exams

Beacon High School

Frank McCourt High School

Millennium High School

GR 6-8

No

9am-3:20pm

No

English as a New Language

No

Yes

No

No

Spanish

Algebra I, English, Spanish

After-School Activities via Manhattan Youth and DCYD are free to all students. These include: Advisory ; Band ; Chess ; Dance ; Debate Team ; Food Club ; Musical Theater ; Portfolio Art ; Robotics ; Team and Individual Sports ; Ultimate Frisbee ; Yoga

Softball, Track and Field

Baseball, Basketball, Flag Football, Soccer, Tennis, Volleyball

10024

MANHATTAN

40.780822

-73.976855

7

6

161

1030178

1011480014

Upper West Side

3

03M247

Dual Language Middle School (M.S. 247)

During the 2015-16 school year, Dual Language Middle School was the highest impact public middle school in New York City. We are dedicated to the development of bilingual, bicultural students through a strong academic program in English and Spanish. We believe that developing linguistically and culturally diverse students leads to higher levels of language proficiency, achievement, and self-esteem. What parents like best about our school: our open-door policy, frequent and ongoing communication, online grade book, free after-school program for all students, academic rigor, high expectations for all students, excellent safety record, small class size and extensive student support, Regents coursework (Algebra and Spanish), & comprehensive advisory program. What our students like best: warm, inviting environment where all students feel valued and safe; teachers' extensive knowledge of all students, well-prepared teachers, wide variety of after-school programs, use of technology, camping trips we take every year, the Broadway show they see every year, the NBA Mentoring program, opportunities to attend after-school enrichment or homework help every day, and student-led conferences.

Upper West Side

32 West 92nd Street, Manhattan NY 10025

Yes—03M084, 03M247

Not Accessible

212-799-2653

www.dlmsnyc.org

B, C to 86th St; 1, 2, 3 to 96th St

M10, M104, M106, M11, M7, M86-SBS, M96

M247M

M.S. 247 Spanish Dual Language Program

Screened: Language

115

33

2

3

10

63

N

Y

Open to students and residents of District 3

Academic and Personal Behaviors

Attendance

Final 4th Grade Report Card

Interview

Punctuality

Frank McCourt High School

Manhattan Bridges High School

GR 6-8

No

8:15am-2:35pm

Yes–Top and bottom-specific colors or styles

English as a New Language, Dual Language: Spanish

Yes–Expected

Yes

No

No

Spanish

Algebra I, Spanish

Advanced Spanish Course, Book Club, Career Week, College Month, Eighth Grade Algebra Regents, Groundswell Arts Enrichment, Specialized High School Admissions Test Preparation Course, Three-Year Dance Course, Three-Year Visual Arts Course

Art Club ; College Tours ; Long Island Game Farm ; Manice Environmental Science Camp ; Nature's Classroom ; Old Bethpage Village ; Salsa Dance Team ; Science Club ; Student Government ; Washington, DC

Basketball, Dance Team, Health and Fitness, Salsa Team, Step Team, Volleyball

10025

MANHATTAN

40.789526

-73.967574

7

6

177

1081042

1012050006

Upper West Side

3

03M256

Lafayette Academy (M.S. 256)

A rising star, M.S. 256 is a small school with approximately 150 students and is home to some of the most dynamic and engaged teachers in New York City. We are a community with a passion for educational excellence. Our school's size enables us to provide a supportive, diverse learning environment which fosters each student's academic, emotional, and athletic growth. Our successful French Dual Language Program, the only one in Manhattan, provides students from French dual-language programs and French native speakers the opportunity to further their study of French language arts and select content area courses in French. Recognizing the many developmental changes that middle school students face, we focus our practices and curriculum on supporting our students to ensure they are ready to tackle the challenges of high school and beyond. We empower our students to become productive citizens and leaders in our school and all facets of their lives.

Upper West Side

154 West 93rd Street, Manhattan NY 10025

Yes—03M256, 03M258, 03M333

Accessible

212-222-2857

ms256.net

1, 2, 3, B, C to 96th St

M10, M104, M106, M11, M5, M7, M86-SBS, M96

M256M

M.S. 256 French Dual Language Program

Screened: Language

113

25

5

4

7

23

N

N

Open to students and residents of Manhattan

Academic and Personal Behaviors

Attendance

Course Work in Dual Language French Courses

Prior participation in French Dual Language Program

M256S

Lafayette Academy (M.S. 256)

Screened

N

N

Open to students and residents of District 3

Academic and Personal Behaviors

Attendance

Punctuality

Final 4th Grade Report Card

High School for Environmental Studies

GR 6-8

No

8:40am-3pm

Yes

English as a New Language, Dual Language: French

Yes–Expected

Yes–After-School

No

No

French, Spanish

French

Choir, Debate, French, Music, Spanish, Visual Arts

Basketball ; Chorus ; Dance ; Debate ; Field Trips to: the DOE NASA Lab, Broadway Shows, Philadelphia, and Museums Throughout New York ; Flag Football ; Homework Help ; Leadership Program ; Music ; NY State Exam Test Prep ; Theater ; Track and Field ; Tutoring ; Video Game Design ; Visual Arts ; Volleyball

Flag Football, Girls Volleyball League, Track and Field

Basketball, Football

10025

MANHATTAN

40.791728

-73.970845

7

6

177

1032522

1012230005

Upper West Side

3

03M258

Community Action School (M.S. 258)

Community Action School is built on the belief that the entire school community must support the academic, social, and emotional growth of all students. Our collaborative teaching staff ensures that all students receive individualized support for high levels of academic growth. Our curriculum is aligned to the Common Core and both challenges and engages our students. Our students enjoy frequent academic and cultural trips to complement lessons being learned in the classroom. All seventh-grade students participate in a three-day overnight trip to the Clearpool Environmental Education Center in upstate New York to build teamwork and community. Our advisory program focuses around student goal-setting in addition to nurturing the social and emotional growth of our students. Parents value the way that administrators and instructors make themselves available to assist with any concerns. Community Action School is listed as a "notable" school by Inside Schools.

Upper West Side

154 West 93rd Street, Manhattan NY 10025

Yes—03M256, 03M258, 03M333

Accessible

212-678-5888

communityactionschool.org

1, 2, 3, B, C to 96th St

M10, M104, M106, M11, M5, M7, M86-SBS, M96

M258S

Community Action School (M.S. 258)

Screened

196

73

3

3

21

74

Y

Y

Open to students and residents of District 3

Academic and Personal Behaviors

Attendance

Interview

Punctuality

4th Grade New York State ELA and Math Exams

Essex Street Academy

Manhattan Business Academy

University Neighborhood High School

GR 6-8

No

8:10am-2:39pm

Yes

English as a New Language

Yes–Offered

Yes–After-School

Yes–Academic support and enrichment

Yes–Saturday program

Spanish

Algebra I

Preparation for applying for visual arts, drama, and vocal music programs at selective high schools

21st Century Community Learning Center ; Advanced Math ; Chorus ; Clearpool Environmental Education Center Overnight Program ; Community Service ; Drama ; Hunter University Learning Lab ; Internships at Local Elementary School ; Martial Arts ; Oliver Scholarship Program ; Photography ; Urban Arts Program ; Visual Arts

Cross Country, Track and Field

Baseball, Cross-Country Running, Martial Arts, Soccer, Varsity and Junior Varsity Basketball

10025

MANHATTAN

40.791728

-73.970845

7

6

177

1032522

1012230005

Upper West Side

3

03M291

West End Secondary School

West End Secondary School promotes and supports scholarly endeavors through a rich and varied curriculum. The school emphasizes the core values of creativity, compassion, wonder, and resilience. Through an interdisciplinary approach, utilizing New York City as a learning lab, students experience rigorous coursework through authentic expeditions, which culminate in public presentations of learning. Expeditions engage students in case studies that examine and analyze compelling topics from a variety of perspectives, often working with experts in the field. Established partnerships with local museums provide students with opportunities to be the stewards of the city's future. Multiple partnerships with arts and performance organizations offer students a comprehensive cultural foundation in which their innate sense of wonder will thrive.

Lincoln Square

227-243 West 61st Street, Manhattan NY 10023

No

Accessible

212-245-1506

westendsecondary.com

2, A, B, C, D to 59th St-Columbus Circle; 1 to 66th St - Lincoln Center

BxM2, M10, M104, M11, M12, M20, M31, M5, M57, M66, M7, M72, X12, X14, X30, X42

M291S

West End Secondary School of Urban Studies

Screened

540

84

8

4

19

71

Y

Y

Open to students and residents of District 3

Attendance

Punctuality

4th Grade New York State ELA and Math Exams

Final 4th Grade Report Card

Student Work Presentation

Attendance at an Information Session

GR 6-8

No

8:20am-2:39pm

Yes

English as a New Language

Yes–Expected

Yes–After-School

Yes

No

French, Spanish

Dance, Fitness, Mathematical Art, Poetry, Science Discovery, Strings, Yoga

Advisory Orientation (an overnight camping experience for incoming students) ; After-School Program ; Arts Clubs ; Chorus ; Coding ; Debate ; Drama ; Graphic Design ; Jazz Band ; Math Team ; Rock Band ; Science Club ; Student Council

Cross Country, Track and Field

Basketball, Cross Country, Dance, Fitness Club, Soccer, Tennis, Track

10023

MANHATTAN

40.772007

-73.987479

7

6

151

1030328

1011540108

Lincoln Square

3

03M333

The Manhattan School for Children (P.S. 333)

Students enjoy a curriculum which stresses critical thinking, problem solving, and independent group research. Classrooms have wireless internet access, SMART Boards, and laptops. Students meet weekly in small groups for advisory with their homeroom teachers to discuss academic and social issues. Manhattan School for Children (MSC) parents and students appreciate our community, supportive teachers, and differentiated instruction. MSC iLearn facilitates communication among the staff, parents, and students. MSC has an open-door policy for parents to drop off/pick up their kids at the classroom door. This helps parents form close ties to our school community. MSC is a part of the Chancellor's iZone 360, engaging students in project-based learning with real world applications. MSC's greenhouse, an environmental science lab and urban farm, supports a science curriculum tying together studies in biology, chemistry, physics, earth sciences, and sustainability.

Upper West Side

154 West 93rd Street, Manhattan NY 10025

Yes—03M256, 03M258, 03M333

Accessible

212-222-1450

ps333.org

1, 2, 3, B, C to 96th St

M10, M104, M106, M11, M5, M7, M86-SBS, M96

M333S

The Manhattan School For Children

Screened

295

66

6

5

14

51

Y

Y

Open to students and residents of District 3

Priority to continuing 5th grade students

Then to students and residents of District 3. Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.

Attendance

Final 4th Grade Report Card

Interview

Punctuality

4th Grade New York State ELA and Math Exams

Portfolio

High School for Mathematics, Science and Engineering at City College

Beacon High School

Frank McCourt High School

GR K-8

No

8:31am-2:55pm

No

English as a New Language

No

Yes

No

No

Algebra I, Living Environment

Art, Band, Cooking, Dance, Foreign Language, Glee, Percussion, Play Writing, Powerplay, Storyocracy

Arts ; Book Clubs ; Chancellor's iZone/iLearn ; Community Service ; Drama ; Glee ; Guitar ; Health ; Language Clubs ; Musical Theater ; National Junior Honor Society (NJHS) ; Portfolio Development ; Reading Buddies Mentoring Program ; Rooftop Greenhouse ; Schoolwide Science Fair ; Science Fair ; Shakespeare ; Storytelling ; Student Government ; Sustainability Conference ; Vital Theater Company ; Yearbook

Basketball, Flag Football, Track and Field, Volleyball

10025

MANHATTAN

40.791728

-73.970845

7

6

177

1032522

1012230005

Upper West Side

3

03M334

The Anderson School (P.S. 334)

The Anderson Middle School (AMS) provides a judicious combination of an accelerated and enriched curriculum for the distinct needs of gifted learners. Our upper grades are fully integrated within our highly successful K-8 school. With only two classes per grade, the relationship between students and teachers is personal and supportive. This smaller population fosters a strong sense of community. Guided by educators who recognize the needs of children with outstanding intellectual potential, we provide intimate, differentiated, and departmentalized instruction that encourages critical thinking, creative problem solving, divergent thinking, research, independent study, collaboration, and self-evaluation. Parental involvement and support sustains the spirit and growth of AMS. The Anderson School seeks a diverse student population, including ICT students, and welcomes applications from across the five boroughs. Please visit our website to review our admissions rubric before applying.

Upper West Side

100 West 77th Street, Manhattan NY 10024

Yes—03M245, 03M334, 03M452

Accessible

212-595-7193

ps334school.org

B, C to 81st St-Museum of Nat Hist; 2, 3 to 72nd St; 1 to 79th St

BxM2, M10, M104, M11, M5, M57, M7, M72, M79, M86-SBS

M334M

The Anderson School P.S. 334 Middle School

School-Based

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

8

56

N/A

N/A

Open to New York City residents

Priority to continuing 5th grade students

Then to New York City residents

Attendance

Entrance Exam

Interview

Final 4th Grade Report Card

Punctuality

4th Grade New York State ELA and Math Exams

Stuyvesant High School

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

Bronx High School of Science

GR K-8

No

8:20am-2:40pm

No

English as a New Language

Yes–Expected

Yes

No

No

Spanish

Algebra I, Living Environment

Advisory, Art (Studio and History), Ballroom Dancing, Coding, Electives, History, Instrumental Music, Mindfulness, Music (Keyboard Lab, Chorus), Technology/Research Lab

Bridge ; Chess Team ; Community Service ; Debate Team ; Manhattan Youth After-School Programming ; Math Team ; Musical Theater ; Overnight Trips to Camp Speers, Boston, and Washington, DC ; Participation in National Competitions (Wordmasters, National Geographic Bee, Scripps Spelling Bee) ; Robotics ; Science Olympiad ; Student Council ; Yearbook/School Newspaper

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

10024

MANHATTAN

40.780822

-73.976855

7

6

161

1030178

1011480014

Upper West Side

3

03M415

Wadleigh Secondary School For the Performing & Visual Arts

Wadleigh Middle School Scholars have the unique opportunity to receive three years of performing and visual arts instruction as they complete a rigorous Common Core-Aligned curriculum. Our performing arts courses include: instrumental music, vocal music, dance, and theater arts. Middle school students perform alongside our high school students at least three times a year, during our Fall, Winter, and Spring Showcases. Wadleigh is distinctive in that it exposes students to arts professionals via career fairs, in-house cultural events, and trips. Middle school students also participate in Early College Awareness and attend college tours and fairs. Wadleigh also provides advanced elective courses in Regents Algebra and Regents Living Environment. Wadleigh offers sports, peer tutoring, and several after-school programs. Parents appreciate the Wadleigh nurturing environment which allows their children to individually grow and excel academically and artistically.

Central Harlem South

215 West 114th Street, Manhattan NY 10026

Yes—03M415, 03M860, 84M351

Accessible

212-749-5800

wadleigharts.org

2, 3, B, C to 116th St

M1, M10, M102, M11, M116, M2, M3, M4, M7

M415S

Wadleigh Secondary School For the Performing & Visual Arts

Screened

230

69

9

9

8

27

Y

Y

Open to students and residents of Manhattan

Priority to students and residents of Districts 3 and 5

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

Attendance

Punctuality

Studen Rank

Final 4th Grade Report Card

4th Grade New York State ELA and Math Exams

Wadleigh Secondary School for the Performing & Visual Arts

GR 6-12

Yes

8am-3:36pm

Yes

English as a New Language

Yes–Offered

Yes–After-School

Yes–Academic support and enrichment

Yes–Saturday program

Spanish

Living Environment

Culinary Arts, Performing Arts (Vocal Music, Instrumental Music, Drama, Dance), Regents Common Core Algebra (high school level course), Regents Living Environment (high school level course), Visual Arts (Ceramics, Visual Arts, Photography)

21st Century Leadership ; Advisory ; Band & Percussion ; Basketball ; Chess Club ; College For Every Student (CFES) ; Community Service Learning ; Culinary Arts ; Dance Workshop ; Extended Learning Time ; Fun STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) Club ; Glee Club ; Musical Theater ; Peer Mentoring ; Pep Rally ; Robotics Club ; Student Government ; Track and Field

Basketball League

Basketball, Track and Field, Volleyball

10026

MANHATTAN

40.802207

-73.954142

10

9

218

1055204

1018300019

Central Harlem South

3

03M421

West Prep Academy

With the work of all, we build a capable, caring, and inspired community. As a school community, we provide an academic program that prepares our scholars for college and career readiness. We inspire our scholars to become productive members of our global society that are able to compete in an increasingly complex world in which they will work and live. The caring and dedicated staff at West Prep will continue to encourage all students to set high goals for themselves and to reach for their dreams. At West Prep we empower our scholars to be "TITAN STRONG". Through our community partnerships, our scholars learn about themselves not only academically, but also physically, socially, and emotionally. Our mission is to provide our students with a foundation for success as they matriculate through West Prep, and meet their full potential in life.

Upper West Side

150 West 105th Street, Manhattan NY 10025

Yes—03M145, 03M421

Not Accessible

212-280-8502

ms421.org

2, 3 to 96th St; 1, B, C to 103rd St

M10, M104, M106, M11, M116, M3, M4, M5, M60-SBS, M7, M96

M421U

West Prep Academy (M.S. 421)

Unscreened

157

56

2

5

12

78

N

Y

Open to students and residents of District 3

Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected

Food and Finance High School

GR 6-8

No

8am-2:20pm

Yes

English as a New Language

Yes–Offered

Yes

Yes–For incoming sixth graders

Yes–Saturday program for test prep

Algebra I, Living Environment

Chorus, Filmmaking, Foreign Language, Marching Band, Music Recording Studio, Special Effects and Green Screen Class, Visual Arts

Academic Support ; Algebra-Readiness Class ; Coding ; Cooking and Nutrition ; Free SHSAT Prep ; HS Portfolio prep ; Marching Band and Dance Team Program ; Newscasting ; Reel Works ; Social and Emotional Learning through the RULER Program ; Student Ambassadors ; Student Council ; Student-Led Conferences ; Super Scholar Honor Roll Program ; Wellness in the Schools ; Yearbook

Flag Football

Lacrosse

Boys Basketball, Flag Football, Girls Basketball, Track and Field

10025

MANHATTAN

40.799178

-73.964842

7

7

189

1076625

1018590001

Upper West Side

3

03M859

Special Music School

The mission of the Special Music School is to teach musically gifted children through highly structured instrumental training and a standards-based academic program. The school prepares students for professional music careers while recognizing that not every student will choose such a career. The underlying philosophy of the Special Music School is the belief that music education for gifted pupils requires: 1) extensive opportunities to work one-to-one with an outstanding instrumental faculty; 2) a structured, sequential music curriculum; 3) opportunities to perform before audiences; and 4) interaction between general academics and musical studies. Our goal is to see each child reach his or her academic and musical potential. Our vision is that all students will become lifelong learners and critical thinkers in our caring and respectful learning environment. We encourage parental involvement in all aspects of the school.

Lincoln Square

129 West 67th Street, Manhattan, NY 10023

No

Not Accessible

212-501-3318

kaufmanmusiccenter.org/sms

A, D to 59th St-Columbus Circle; 2, 3, B, C to 72nd St; 1 to 66th St - Lincoln Center

BxM2, M10, M104, M11, M20, M5, M57, M66, M7, M72

Audition

School-Based

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

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

GR K-12

No

8am-2:20pm

No

English as a New Language

Yes–Expected

Yes

No

No

Spanish

Algebra I

Advisory, Chorus, Music History, Music Theory, Physical Education, Visual Arts

Advisory ; Face the Music (contemporary music ensemble) ; Instrumental Ensembles ; Student Council

10023

MANHATTAN

40.774919

-73.982745

7

6

153

1081024

1011390008

Lincoln Square

3

03M860

Frederick Douglass Academy II Secondary School

Frederick Douglass Academy II is dedicated to providing young scholars with an excellent academic foundation and personal growth. We have created an inspiring learning environment for young learners. A combination of rigorous academics, dedicated teachers, and community structure ensures that our Middle School scholars will be well prepared for High School and beyond. Additionally, FDA II offers Saturday Academy classes and a Summer Bridge program. Parents appreciate our focus on creating the next generation of society's leaders, who are committed to excellence in character, scholastic achievement, and community service.

Central Harlem South

215 West 114th Street, Manhattan NY 10026

Yes—03M415, 03M860, 84M351

Accessible

212-865-9260

fda2.org

2, 3, B, C to 116th St

M1, M10, M102, M11, M116, M2, M3, M4, M7

M860S

Frederick Douglass Academy II Secondary School

Screened

75

22

2

2

13

47

N

N

Open to students and residents of District 3

Final 4th Grade Report Card

4th Grade New York State ELA and Math Exams

Writing Assignment and Group Interview

Frederick Douglass Academy II Secondary School

GR 6-12

No

8:20am-3:36pm

Yes

English as a New Language

Yes–Expected

Yes

Yes–For incoming sixth graders

Yes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichment

Algebra I

Band, Chess, Chorus, Student Press Initiative

Board Games Club ; Boys and Girls Basketball Team ; Chess Club ; Culinary Arts ; Daily Town Hall Meetings ; FDA II Honor Roll ; Monthly Scholar Celebrations ; Neuberger Berman President's Club ; Peer Mentorship Program ; Robotics ; Spirit Week ; Street Squash ; Yoga

Basketball League

Flag Football, Squash

10026

MANHATTAN

40.802207

-73.954142

10

9

218

1055204

1018300019

Central Harlem South

3

03M862

Mott Hall II

We are dedicated to the academic and personal development of our scholars. We offer multiple opportunities for scholars to develop as leaders and to become well-rounded individuals through our various partnerships and programs. Scholars are challenged to question, anticipate, and solve problems. They take responsibility and emerge as lifelong learners and independent thinkers, motivated by the pursuit of academic excellence, cultural experience, and social responsibility.

Morningside Heights

234 West 109th Street, Manhattan NY 10025

Yes—03M165, 03M862

Not Accessible

212-678-2960

motthall2.org

1, B, C to Cathedral Parkway-110th St

M10, M104, M11, M116, M3, M4, M5, M60-SBS, M7

M862M

Mott Hall II

Screened

558

129

7

6

21

76

Y

Y

Open to students and residents of District 3

Academic and Personal Behaviors

Attendance

Final 4th Grade Report Card

4th Grade New York State ELA and Math Exams

Diagnostic Test (Math, Reading, Writing)

Interview and Group Activity

Frank McCourt High School

Manhattan/Hunter Science High School

Beacon High School

GR 6-8

No

8:20am-2:40pm

No

English as a New Language

Yes–Offered

Yes–After-School

No

No

Other Language

Algebra I, Living Environment

Advisory, America Reads/America Counts, Culture Building Assemblies, Dance, Learning Explorations, Music and the Brain, Specialized High School Prep Classes, Urban Advantage NYC

Brainiacs ; Chess ; Choir ; Competitive Sports ; Cooking ; Fashion ; Girls Who Code ; Girls on the Run ; Graphic Design ; Green Team ; Intramural Sports ; Manhattan School of Music Program ; Math Team ; Model UN ; NY Roadrunners Track ; Performing Arts ; Photography ; Robotics ; Schwartz Science Program ; Studio in a School ; Teatro SEA Drama Program ; The Ivy League Experience ; Tutoring

Baseball, Basketball, Flag Football, Soccer

10025

MANHATTAN

40.802917

-73.965613

7

7

195

1056676

1018800013

Morningside Heights

9

09X004

Crotona Park West (P.S./M.S. 4)

P.S./M.S. 4 is a school where scholars come first. Our vision is to create a culture of self-reflective scholars who use learning opportunities to develop a global awareness of the world. The school society, comprised of parents, guardians, students, teachers, and staff, makes a combined effort to provide an educational experience that teaches the whole child. We acknowledge students' mental, social, emotional, and physical needs. Our mission at P.S./M.S. 4 is to devise and implement a comprehensive educational program that encompasses all members of the community and actively engages them in real world experiences, technological advances, and meaningful discourse. The fundamental components consist of data analysis, goal-setting, teacher teams, reflective practitioners, authentic professional development, parental involvement, and the establishment of societal norms.

Claremont

1701 Fulton Avenue, Bronx NY 10457

Yes—09X004, 09X276, 84X133

Not Accessible

718-583-6655

schools.nyc.gov/schoolportals/09/x004

N/A

Bx11, Bx15, Bx17, Bx21, Bx36, Bx40, Bx41, Bx41-SBS, Bx42

X004Z

Crotona Park West (P.S./M.S. 4)

Zoned

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

Priority to continuing 5th grade students

Then to students residing in the zone. Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.

Wings Academy

GR PK-8

No

8am-2:20pm

Yes

English as a New Language

No

Yes

No

No

Leader in Me Program, Peer Group Connection Leadership Program, Student Council, Thurgood Marshall Junior Mock Trial Program

Broadway Junior Drama and Arts Program ; The Phipps Community Development Corporation CPW After-School Program & K-8 Academic Enrichment Program

Basketball Teams (Varsity, JV Boys, and Girls)

10457

BRONX

40.840891

-73.898166

3

15

165

2009659

2029300001

Claremont-Bathgate

9

09X022

Jordan L. Mott (M.S. 22)

At M.S. 22 we work together as a team to ensure high-level student learning for all. We are respectful, organized, responsible, and safe (RORS). Teacher teams work with small groups of students to meet the students' academic, social, and emotional needs of our students. Team 22 works together to ensure that every student leaves our building at the end of eighth grade prepared for success in high school and beyond.

East Concourse-Concourse Village

270 East 167th Street, Bronx NY 10456

Yes—09X022, 09X323, 84X494

Not Accessible

718-681-6850

schools.nyc.gov/schoolportals/09/x022

4, B, D to 167th St

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

X022U

Jordan L. Mott (M.S. 22)

Unscreened

335

91

3

4

24

106

N

Y

Open to students and residents of the Bronx

Priority to students residing in the zone

Then to students and residents of Districts 9 and 10

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

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

Morris Academy for Collaborative Studies

New Visions Charter High School for the Humanities

Frederick Douglass Academy III Secondary School

GR 6-8

Yes

8am-3:20pm

Yes

English as a New Language, Transitional Bilingual Education: Spanish

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Algebra I

Strategic Reading Period, Tech Arts (Robotics, Computer Programming, Digital Arts), Theater Arts, Visual Arts, WIN Period (What I Need)

A diverse offering of extracurricular activities brought to you through our partnership with LeAp (Learning through an expanded Arts Program) ; Arts ; Career Awareness & Character Development ; Cheerleading ; Culinary Arts ; Peer Mediation ; Step Team ; Student Leadership Development ; Technology ; Theater ; Variety of Sports ; and much more...

Softball

Cross Country, Fitness Club

Baseball, Basketball, Cross Country, Soccer, Track, Volleyball

10456

BRONX

40.833131

-73.914027

4

16

175

2002410

2024380050

East Concourse-Concourse Village

9

09X117

Joseph H. Wade Academies (M.S. 117)

Our Mission at the Wade Academies M.S. 117 is to provide a safe, nurturing, educational community that develops the whole child through implementation of rigorous, CCLS-Aligned instruction as well as systems and structures that support the social and emotional needs of adolescents.

Mount Hope

1865 Morris Avenue, Bronx NY 10453

Yes—09X117, 09X568

Not Accessible

718-583-7750

jhs117.org

B, D to 174th-175th Sts; 4 to 176th St

Bx1, Bx18, Bx2, Bx3, Bx32, Bx36, Bx40, Bx41, Bx41-SBS, Bx42, BxM4

X117U

Joseph H. Wade Academies (M.S. 117)

Unscreened

349

77

3

3

28

114

Y

Y

Open to students and residents of the Bronx

Priority to students residing in the zone

Then to students and residents of District 9

Then to students and residents of District 10

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

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

Bronx Leadership Academy High School

DeWitt Clinton High School

Discovery High School

GR 6-8

Yes

8am-3:35pm

Yes

English as a New Language, Transitional Bilingual Education: Spanish

Yes–Expected

Yes–Before- and after-school

Yes–Academic support and enrichment

Yes–Saturday program

Spanish

Algebra I, Living Environment

Advisory, Art, Dance, Specialized High School Test Preparation, Technology

20/20 Vision Art Club and Film Club ; Annual Career Day ; Chess Club ; Club Fame-Dance Troupe ; Crochet Club ; Fashion Club ; Forensics Club ; Glee Club ; Journalism Club ; Latin Dance Club ; Photography Club ; Quarterly Honors Assembly and Lunch with the Principal for First and Second Honors, Perfect Attendance, and Most Improved Students ; Robotics Club ; Science Club ; Student Council ; Teen Leadership and Conflict Resolution Groups ; Yearbook Club ; YWRAP ; Zumba Club

Baseball, Basketball, Soccer, Track (Girls on the Run), Volleyball

10453

BRONX

40.848516

-73.908427

5

14

23301

2007902

2028270001

Mount Hope

9

09X128

Mott Hall III

Our students enjoy our small environment where they are treated like family. We celebrate our students' talents through science and curriculum fairs, talent showcases, and cultural celebrations. Students like our SMART Boards and computers in each classroom, laptop carts for each grade, and computer lab. Parents embrace our challenging academic experiences and high standards. We offer families tools to support their children, including weekly progress reports and an online gradebook. We work closely with our PTA to offer events that celebrate our community and showcase our students' talents. Our school is proud to have proficiency scores in ELA and math that nearly triple district averages. We were listed as "Among the Best" middle schools by the NY Daily News in 2012. We have been profiled in each edition of New York City's Best Public Middle Schools: A Parent's Guide. Our graduates regularly gain acceptance into highly competitive specialized, private, and parochial high schools.

Morrisania

580 Crotona Park South, Bronx NY 10456

Yes—09X110, 09X128

Not Accessible

718-842-6138

motthall3.com

N/A

Bx11, Bx15, Bx17, Bx21, Bx35, Bx41, Bx41-SBS

X128S

Mott Hall III

Screened

881

169

9

7

23

102

Y

Y

Open to students and residents of Districts 9 and 10

Priority to students and residents of District 9

Then to students and residents of District 10. Last year, this program only admitted students from priority group 1.

Academic and Personal Behaviors

Attendance

Interview

Punctuality

4th Grade New York State ELA and Math Exams

Writing Exercise

Marble Hill High School for International Studies

Bronx Center for Science and Mathematics

Knowledge and Power Preparatory Academy International High School (Kappa)

GR 6-8

No

8am-2:20pm

Yes–Official uniform must be purchased

English as a New Language

No

Yes

Yes–Academic support for certain students

Yes–Saturday program for certain students

Algebra I, Living Environment

Advisory Program, Annual Science Expo, Baker's Delight, Beginning Guitar, Big Bang Club, Chess Club, Chorus, Cultural Celebrations, Curriculum Expos, Drumming, Google App Inventor, Graphic Novel Design, Intro to Drawing, Japanese Language and Culture, Junior Astronomers, Latin Dance, Regular Talent Showcases

After-School Enrichment Academy ; Drama ; Future City Competition ; MH3 Chess Team ; MH3 Chorus ; MH3 Dance Team ; MH3 Rock Stars ; Photography ; Prep 9 ; Specialized High School Prep ; Student Government ; TEAK ; The Oliver Program ; Trips to Colleges and Universities in the Tri-State Area

Baseball

Softball

Flag Football

Basketball, Soccer, Track and Field

10456

BRONX

40.835286

-73.900751

3

16

149

2009718

2029320001

Morrisania-Melrose

9

09X215

Knowledge and Power Preparatory Academy (M.S. 215)

The Knowledge and Power Preparatory Academy (KAPPA) is modeled after KIPP Charter School, in partnership with Replications, Inc., which was founded by John Elwell. There are currently four KAPPA schools in NYC that have been modeled after our school. KAPPA is unique in that over 90% of KAPPA scholars do not reside in the community. The vast majority of our students commute to school via public transportation. KAPPA is in its 12th year as an autonomous school and 17th year as an educational institution. Our student population is diverse. Students hail from Central America, South America, Africa, Asia, and the Caribbean. The vast majority of our students speak a second language at home, adding to the uniqueness of our school. What these diverse students have in common is that they value education, which is a direct result of strong parental support at home.

Claremont

3630 Third Avenue, Bronx NY 10456

Yes—09X215, 09X219, 09X517

Not Accessible

718-590-5455

schools.nyc.gov/schoolportals/09/x215

N/A

Bx11, Bx15, Bx17, Bx21, Bx32, Bx35, Bx41, Bx41-SBS

X215S

KAPPA

Screened

481

117

5

5

22

90

Y

Y

Open to students and residents of Districts 9 and 10

Priority to students and residents of District 9

Then to students and residents of District 10. Last year, this program only admitted students from priority group 1.

Academic and Personal Behaviors

Entrance Exam

Final 4th Grade Report Card

Student Interview

Bronx Center for Science and Mathematics

Hostos-Lincoln Academy of Science

GR 6-8

No

7:30am-2:05pm

Yes

English as a New Language

Yes–Expected

Yes–After-School

Yes

No

Algebra I, Living Environment

Art

Basketball

10456

BRONX

40.833511

-73.90449

3

16

14701

2009611

2029250001

Claremont-Bathgate

9

09X218

The Rafael Hernandez Dual Language Magnet School (P.S./I.S. 218)

Students at P.S./I.S. 218 spend half of their time learning content information in English and the other half learning in Spanish. Our goal is to have students become biliterate, meaning that they can engage in academic work in both languages. Additionally, our middle school students are given accelerated instruction in mathematics and science in anticipation of taking the Algebra I and Living Environment Regents in the eighth grade. And, through a wide variety of experiences, students view the world through a global perspective. Whether communicating with college students abroad or conducting research for a company like Time Inc., our students use the skills learned in the classroom in authentic ways. Students thrive in an environment that enables them to be productive citizens who respect and embrace linguistic and cultural differences. Parents enjoy a welcoming environment which encourages them to participate in the education of their children. They embrace the high expectations of our teachers, and work alongside us to foster well-rounded young adults. The school also encourages parents' personal growth by providing workshops on current topics.

West Concourse

1220 Gerard Avenue, Bronx NY 10452

Yes—09X218, 75X723

Accessible

718-410-7230

rhdl218.org

4, B, D to 167th St

Bx1, Bx11, Bx13, Bx18, Bx2, Bx32, Bx35, BxM4

X218S

P.S./I.S. 218 Spanish Dual Language Magnet Program

Screened: Language

649

125

6

5

23

101

Y

Y

Open to students and residents of Districts 9 and 10

Priority to continuing 5th grade students

Then to students residing in the elementary school zone

Then to students and residents of District 9

Then to students and residents of District 10. Last year, this program only admitted students from priority group 1.

Attendance

4th Grade New York State ELA and Math Exams

Final 4th Grade Report Card

Punctuality

Spanish Competency Test

Bronx Center for Science and Mathematics

A. Philip Randolph Campus High School

GR K-8

No

8am-2:20pm

Yes

English as a New Language, Dual Language: Spanish

Yes–10-30 hours expected by graduation

Yes

No

Yes–Saturday program

Algebra I, Living Environment

Art, Drama, Music, Physical Education

Advisory ; BOKS Fitness Program ; Chorus ; Drama ; Geek Squad (Honor Society) ; Health ; Health Initiatives ; Reach for the World ; Student Council ; WHEDco After-School Program: Dance, Sports, Chess, Fitness, Science, High School Preparation, the Arts

Flag Football, Flag Rugby, Volleyball

Rafael Hernandez Wresting through Beat the Streets

10452

BRONX

40.835847

-73.920026

4

16

197

2097130

2024800008

West Concourse

9

09X219

M.S. 219

At M.S. 219, each student is treated as an individual who makes valuable contributions to our school. Students enjoy our integration of technology into core subject areas. Parents value M.S. 219’s mission to create, promote, and sustain a school community with a culture of mutual support and collective responsibility for the educational and holistic development of learners.

Claremont

3630 Third Avenue, Bronx NY 10456

Yes—09X215, 09X219, 09X517

Not Accessible

718-681-7093

schools.nyc.gov/schoolportals/09/x219

N/A

Bx11, Bx15, Bx17, Bx21, Bx32, Bx35, Bx41, Bx41-SBS

X219U

M.S. 219

Unscreened

307

97

3

4

26

114

N

Y

Open to students and residents of the Bronx

Priority to students residing in the zone

Then to students and residents of District 9

Then to students and residents of District 10

Then to students and residents of the Bronx.

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

Eximius College Preparatory Academy: A College Board School

Harry S Truman High School

New World High School

GR 6-8

Yes

8:40am-4pm

Yes

English as a New Language, Transitional Bilingual Education: Spanish

No

Yes

Yes

Yes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichment

Chorus ; Dance ; Drama ; Grade Trips (Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, D.C.) ; Music ; Robotics ; STEAM Initiatives ; Tech Lab ; Univision Media Center Program

Girls Volleyball League

Basketball, Intramural Football, Track and Field, Volleyball, Wiffle Ball

10456

BRONX

40.833511

-73.90449

3

16

14701

2009611

2029250001

Claremont-Bathgate

9

09X229

Dr. Roland N. Patterson School (I.S. 229)

Our mission is to create a rigorous learning environment that encourages students to express and achieve their greatest potential while seamlessly integrating the Common Core Learning Standards. We deliver a diverse and integrated curriculum that reaches across all disciplines at all grade levels. Students are encouraged to meet academic challenges with openness, critical thinking, and creative problem solving. We promote an atmosphere of cooperation and a can-do spirit with respect for individual differences and community values. We strive to have our parents, teachers, and community members actively involved in making students' middle school experience as fulfilling as possible.

Morris Heights

275 Harlem River Park Bridge, Bronx NY 10453

Yes—09X229, 09X274

Accessible

718-583-6266

schools.nyc.gov/schoolportals/09/x229

1 to 191st St

Bx18, Bx3, Bx36, Bx40, Bx42, M100, M101, M3

X229U

Dr. Roland N. Patterson School (I.S. 229)

Unscreened

78

33

3

6

6

24

Y

Y

Open to students and residents of Districts 9 and 10

Priority to students and residents of District 9

Then to student and residents of District 10. Last year, this program only admitted students from priority group 1.

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

X229Z

Dr. Roland N. Patterson School (I.S. 229)-Zoned Program

Zoned

Open to students residing in the zone

Wings Academy

GR 6-8

No

8am-2:20pm

Yes–Top and bottom, specific colors or styles

English as a New Language

No

Yes–Before-School

Yes–Academic support and enrichment

Yes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichment

Spanish

Living Environment

Advanced Literature, MathXEcon, Sixth Grade Honors Track

Academic Behaviors Pilot ; Alvin Ailey ; Art Club ; Dance ; Drama Club ; Educational Talent Search Program BCC ; Ezra Jack Keats Book Making ; Junior International Thespian Society ; New York Exploring ; Percussion Ensemble (ACO) ; PS Art ; STEM ; Set Design ; Soaring Words ; Yoga Club

Developmental Basketball

Girls Volleyball League

Volleyball

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

10453

BRONX

40.852536

-73.921467

5

16

53

2009253

2028820130

University Heights-Morris Heights

9

09X231

The Eagle Academy for Young Men

The mission of the Eagle Academy for Young Men is to develop young men committed to the pursuit of academic excellence, strong character, and responsible leadership. We are a college-preparatory school focused and committed to the school's guiding principles of academic excellence, mentoring, leadership, integrity, character development, and community service. We are part of a network of six all-male schools across the New York City area which work in collaboration to support the needs of our community and our young men. Our scholars are provided rigorous academic opportunities, offering Regents courses in the middle school and intensive reading interventions though the Middle School Quality Initiative. We partner with parents to educate the whole child, and provide regular community-based parent workshops open to all families. We prepare our students to join the ranks of future leaders in society. Our scholars are expected to conduct themselves professionally, wear uniforms, and participate in cultural rituals as part of their normal school routines. Successful male professionals from a wide array of careers act as mentors to provide scholarship and internship opportunities.

Claremont-Bathgate

4143 Third Avenue, Bronx NY 10457

No

Not Accessible

718-466-8000

eaglebronx.org

N/A

Bx15, Bx17, Bx36, Bx40, Bx41, Bx41-SBS, Bx42

X231L

The Eagle Academy for Young Men

Limited Unscreened

580

165

9

10

17

66

Y

Y

All-boys school; open to students and residents of the Bronx

Priority to students and residents of the Bronx who sign in at an event

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

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

Eagle Academy for Young Men

GR 6-12

No

8:30am-2:50pm

Yes

English as a New Language

No

Yes

Yes–For incoming sixth graders

Yes–Saturday program

Algebra I, Living Environment

Advisory, Art, Music, Reading Enrichment (as part of the Middle School Quality Initiative), Think Through Math (a technology-based math enrichment program)

BELL Extended Day (offering academic enrichment and clubs such as photography, boxing, martial arts, graphic design) ; Debate Team ; Middle School College Initiative (college trips for middle school students) ; STEM at Bronx Community College ; Step Team ; Summer Camp in the Catskills ; Teen Thursday (partner with Bronx institutions to enrich Bronx historical awareness) ; Travel Abroad ; Tutoring

Baseball

Baseball, Basketball, Wrestling

10457

BRONX

40.844958

-73.89705

6

15

395

2117666

2029230018

Claremont-Bathgate

9

09X232

The Academy School (M.S. 232)

Our students are empowered to make positive choices in life and to apply their knowledge and skills to benefit society through the collaborative support of all members of the school community. The mission of M.S. 232 is to provide a learning environment that delivers challenging instruction and promotes critical thinking.

Morris Heights

1700 Macombs Road, Bronx NY 10453

Yes—09X232, 09X303, 09X365

Accessible

718-583-7007

schools.nyc.gov/schoolportals/09/x232

B, D to 174th-175th Sts; 4 to 176th St

Bx1, Bx18, Bx2, Bx3, Bx32, Bx36, Bx40, Bx42, BxM4

X232U

The Academy School (M.S. 232)

Unscreened

388

104

4

5

23

104

Y

Y

Open to students and residents of Districts 9 and 10

Priority to students residing in the zone

Then to students and residents of District 9

Then to students and residents of District 10. Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.

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

Marble Hill High School for International Studies

H.E.R.O. High (Health, Education, and Research Occupations High School)

Bronx River High School

GR 6-8

No

8am-2:20pm

Yes–Top and bottom, specific colors or styles

English as a New Language, Transitional Bilingual Education: Spanish

No

Yes

Yes

Yes–Saturday program

After-School Programs for English Language Learners (include a dinner and sports option twice a week), Art, Technology

Book Clubs (for English as a New Language students) ; College Campus Tours ; International Trips ; Newspaper Committee ; Out-of-State Overnight Trips ; Regular Trips to Broadway Plays ; Student Government

Baseball, Basketball

10453

BRONX

40.849623

-73.91607

5

14

21502

2008460

2028660070

University Heights-Morris Heights

9

09X241

The Urban Assembly School for Applied Math and Science

The Urban Assembly School for Applied Math and Science strives to prepare all of our students to become compassionate, critical thinkers capable of successful pursuits after high school. We expect that our graduates will be well-prepared for college study and that they will be equipped with the skills to make solid career choices. From individual and group explorations into math to science-based projects, our school experience will be simultaneously compelling, rigorous, supportive, and fun.

Claremont-Bathgate

1595 Bathgate Avenue, Bronx NY 10457

Yes—09X241, 09X252, 09X263

Accessible

718-466-7800

amsbronx.org

N/A

Bx11, Bx15, Bx17, Bx21, Bx32, Bx41, Bx41-SBS

X241L

The Urban Assembly School for Applied Math and Science

Limited Unscreened

451

105

7

7

15

66

Y

Y

Open to students and residents of Districts 9 and 10

Priority to students and residents of Districts 9 who sign in at an event

Then to students and residents of District 10 who sign in at an event

Then to students and residents of District 9

Then to students and residents of District 10. Last year, this program only admitted students from priority groups 1, 2, and 3.

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

The Urban Assembly School for Applied Math and Science

GR 6-12

No

8:30am-3:05pm

Yes–Official uniform provided by school

English as a New Language

Yes–Offered

Yes–After-School

Yes–Academic support and enrichment

Yes–Saturday program

Spanish

Algebra I, Spanish

Architecture, Art, Astronomy, Dance, Engineering, Music

Art ; Dance ; Eighth Grade Trip to Washington, DC ; Hiking/Camping programs ; Math League ; Music ; Seventh Grade Camping Trips ; Sixth Grade College Visits ; Tutoring

Developmental Basketball, Fitness Club, Soccer, Table Tennis, Yoga

Wrestling

10457

BRONX

40.839244

-73.901316

3

16

167

2009555

2029130001

Claremont-Bathgate

9

09X303

The Leadership & Community Service Academy (I.S. 303)

Students love that our staff works so hard to provide them with a pleasant learning community. Our school maintains both a safe environment and high academic standards. Because we are a small school, students and teachers get to know each other well. Parents consistently praise the staff and administration as caring and dedicated.

Morris Heights

1700 Macombs Road, Bronx NY 10453

Yes—09X232, 09X303, 09X365

Accessible

718-583-5466

schools.nyc.gov/schoolportals/09/x313

B, D to 174th-175th Sts; 4 to 176th St

Bx1, Bx18, Bx2, Bx3, Bx32, Bx36, Bx40, Bx42, BxM4

X303U

The Leadership & Community Service Academy

Unscreened

134

52

1

3

20

91

N

N

Open to students residing in the zone

Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected.

Bronx Design and Construction Academy

GR 6-8

No

8:20am-3:10pm

Yes–Top and bottom-specific colors or styles

English as a New Language

Yes–Expected

No

No

No

Algebra I, Living Environment

Art Intensive, Extension Projects, HOT 303, Science Olympiad

Advisory ; Art Club ; BCC Upward Bound Program ; Bard Scholarships ; Breakfast Club ; Bronx Helpers ; ELA , Math and Science Intensive ; Explorers Club ; Homework Help Support ; Legal Outreach ; Monthly Community Service Opportunities ; National Junior Honor Society ; Readers As Leaders ; Resolving Conflict Creatively Program (RCCP) ; Student Representative Council (SRC) ; Yearbook

Baseball

Flag Football

Developmental Basketball, Floor Hockey

Basketball, Fitness Club, Girls Volleyball, Soccer

10453

BRONX

40.849623

-73.91607

5

14

21502

2008460

2028660070

University Heights-Morris Heights

9

09X313

School of Leadership Development (I.S. 313)

Our students like the security and stability of the School of Leadership Development. The relationships they build with teachers and staff are invaluable. Our students also enjoy being challenged academically and having many extracurricular activities. We invite our parents to become a part of their children’s education by having an open-door policy, as well as providing them with contacts to outside agencies that can assist them with social and emotional supports for their children and family.

Claremont

1600 Webster Avenue, Bronx NY 10457

Yes—09X313, 09X339

Accessible

718-583-1736

schools.nyc.gov/schoolportals/09/x313

B, D to 170th St

Bx1, Bx11, Bx15, Bx17, Bx18, Bx2, Bx32, Bx41, Bx41-SBS, BxM4

X313U

School of Leadership Development (I.S. 313)

Unscreened

329

88

3

3

26

114

N

Y

Open to students and residents of the Bronx

Priority to students residing in the zone

Then to students and residents of District 9

Then to students and residents of District 10

Then to students and residents of the Bronx.

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

Bronx Leadership Academy High School

Fordham High School for the Arts

GR 6-8

Yes

8am-3:20pm

Yes

English as a New Language, Transitional Bilingual Education: Spanish

No

Yes

Yes

No

Spanish

Spanish

Art ; Band ; Carnegie Math ; Character Education ; Chorus ; Drama ; EPIC Program ; Enrichment Classes ; Newspaper ; Poetry Program ; Rev It Up Reading ; Rites of Passage

Basketball, Cheerleading, Step Team

10457

BRONX

40.840878

-73.904754

3

16

167

2009400

2028970005

Claremont-Bathgate

9

09X323

Bronx Writing Academy

Students graduating from the Bronx Writing Academy (BWA) are problem solvers and effective communicators who can articulately express their ideas in writing. Every adult at the BWA is here to support the students in their academic and personal growth. Our school day goes from 8:20am-2:40pm with the opportunity to opt in to a variety of after-school activities such as LeAp, Robotics, Book Clubs, Coding, and more! At the Bronx Writing Academy, we believe that learning should be personalized and thus we have a one-to-one laptop to student ratio. Students complete daily work online, with all teachers creating personal websites with links to personalized student work.

East Concourse-Concourse Village

270 East 167th Street, Bronx NY 10456

Yes—09X022, 09X323, 84X494

Not Accessible

718-293-9048

bronxwritingacademy.net

4, B, D to 167th St

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

X323U

Bronx Writing Academy

Unscreened

339

68

3

2

28

122

N

Y

Open to students and residents of Districts 9 and 10

Priority to students residing in the zone

Then to students and residents of District 9

Then to students and residents of District 10. Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.

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

Bronx Design and Construction Academy

A. Philip Randolph Campus High School

Frederick Douglass Academy III Secondary School

GR 6-8

No

8:20am-2:40pm

Yes

English as a New Language

Yes–Offered

Yes–After-School

Yes–Academic support and enrichment

Yes–Saturday program for test prep

Spanish

Algebra I

Algebra Regents, Coding, Robotics, Spanish, Technology

Academic Extensions ; Advanced Mathematics ; Art ; Book Clubs ; Coding ; LeAp After-School Program ; Restorative Practices ; Saturday Academies

Boys Basketball League

Baseball, Basketball, Cheerleading, Dance, Step, Track and Field

10456

BRONX

40.833131

-73.914027

4

16

175

2002410

2024380050

East Concourse-Concourse Village

9

09X324

Bronx Early College Academy

Bronx Early College Academy (BECA) is an authorized International Baccalaureate World School since 2014. In addition to a rigorous academic experience, our students benefit from BECA's partnerships with world class institutions such as the American Museum of Natural History, the College Bound Initiative, City Year, and the Joy of Computing. BECA offers an array of extracurricular activities such as drama and community service opportunities. BECA has also been an iLearn school since 2010, offering online courses. Families appreciate our safe, welcoming environment and dedicated faculty.

E. Concourse-Concourse Village

250 East 164th Street, Bronx NY 10456

Yes—09X324, 09X449, 09X454

Not Accessible

718-681-8287

schools.nyc.gov/schoolportals/09/x324

B, D to 167th St; 4, D to 161st St-Yankee Stadium

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

X324L

Bronx Early College Academy

Limited Unscreened

1005

228

15

15

15

65

Y

Y

Open to students and residents of the Bronx

Priority to students and residents of District 9 who sign in at an event

Then to students and residents of District 10 who sign in at an event

Then to students and residents of District 9

Then to students and residents of District 10

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

Bronx Early College Academy for Teaching & Learning

GR 6-12

Yes

8am-Varies

Yes

English as a New Language

Yes–Expected

No

Yes–Academic support for certain students

Yes–Saturday program

Other Language

Earth Science

After-School SONYC Program, Band, CASA, City Year, Joy of Computing, Robotics, Theater Program

Chorus ; Computer Programming ; Dance ; Fitness Club ; Peer Group Connection ; Teen Tutoring ; Theater ; Visual Arts

Basketball, Flag Football, Volleyball

10456

BRONX

40.828696

-73.917668

4

16

18302

2002497

2024460043

East Concourse-Concourse Village

10

10X279

The Captain Manuel Rivera, Jr. School (P.S. 279)

Please contact the school for more information.

Mount Hope

2100 Walton Avenue, Bronx NY 10453

No

Accessible

718-584-6004

schools.nyc.gov/schoolportals/10/x279

B, D to 182nd-183rd Sts; 4 to Burnside Ave

Bx1, Bx2, Bx3, Bx32, Bx36, Bx40, Bx41, Bx41-SBS, Bx42, BxM4

X279Z

The Captain Manuel Rivera, Jr. School (P.S. 279)

Zoned

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

Priority to continuing 5th grade students

Then to students residing in the zone. Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.

New Visions Charter High School for the Humanities

DeWitt Clinton High School

Bronx Leadership Academy II High School

GR K-8

No

8am-2:20pm

Yes

English as a New Language, Transitional Bilingual Education: Spanish

No

No

No

No

Spanish

Boys Basketball League

Girls Basketball League

Flag Football, Flag Rugby

Flag Football, Flag Rugby

10453

BRONX

40.854432

-73.905566

5

14

241

2103867

2031780014

Mount Hope

9

09X325

Urban Science Academy

The Urban Science Academy—as our name makes clear—is a science academy. Our students engage in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) through multiple pathways, and enjoy opportunities to engage in hands-on learning. We understand that the jobs of the future will require minds trained in the ways of the sciences. We work with a large number of organizations: Urban Advantage/American Museum of Natural History; the Lego Mindstorm robotics program; Plaza Construction and Salvadori for real life engineering experiences; the NYC Solar Schools Program; Genetics with Cornell University; and NASA's Cubes in Space. All these projects are joined in our 21st Century After-School Program under the umbrella of the Urban Science Maker Space, where students also engage in 3-D printing, coding activities, and select individual paths to learning and creating. In our other classes, students benefit from engaging instruction and exciting extracurricular activities. Class sizes are kept as small as possible, and our school's culture emphasizes student responsibility and healthy development. We have an active Student Council, and a Peer Group Connection program that attaches eighth grade leaders to mentor our sixth graders.

East Concourse-Concourse Village

1000 Teller Avenue, Bronx NY 10456

Yes—09X325, 09X328, 84X380

Not Accessible

718-588-8221

schools.nyc.gov/schoolportals/09/x325

B, D to 167th St

Bx1, Bx13, Bx15, Bx2, Bx21, Bx32, Bx35, Bx41, Bx41-SBS, Bx6, BxM4

X325U

Urban Science Academy

Unscreened

351

84

4

4

19

86

N

N

Open to students and residents of the Bronx

Priority to students residing in the zone

Then to students and residents of District 9

Then to students and residents of District 10

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

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

Manhattan Bridges High School

School for Excellence

GR 6-8

Yes

8am-3:35pm

Yes–Top only-specific color or style

English as a New Language, Dual Language: Spanish

Yes–Expected

Yes

Yes–Academic support for certain students

Yes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichment

Spanish

Students have the opportunity to participate in the following: Dance, Instrumental Music, Visual Arts

After-School Programs in STEM ; After-School Programs/Saturday Academy for English Language Learners ; Architecture Club ; Dance ; Field Trips (including an overnight trip in grade eight) ; Intensive Literacy Interventions for Struggling Readers ; Intensive Math Interventions for Struggling Mathematicians ; Peer Mentoring ; Summer Academic Programs ; Visual Arts

Developmental Basketball, Flag Football, Soccer

Baseball, Basketball, Soccer

10456

BRONX

40.827941

-73.914374

4

16

173

2097111

2024240001

East Concourse-Concourse Village

9

09X327

Comprehensive Model School Project (M.S. 327)

At the Comprehensive Model School Project (CMSP), children are our first priority. Therefore, we are an inclusive community comprised of students, parents, and educators dedicated to high academic achievement and the complete social-emotional development of each student. We are a community that respects and honors diversity. Students are valued members of our school community who understand the importance of self-respect and respect for others. The academic success of our students is a collaborative effort and is the result of our staff's expertise, planning, professionalism, extensive parent involvement, students' commitment to success, and an atmosphere of social equity in our school.

West Concourse

1501 Jerome Avenue, Bronx NY 10452

Yes—09X327, 09X555, 75X010

Accessible

718-294-8111

schools.nyc.gov/schoolportals/09/x327

B, D to 170th St; 4 to Mt Eden Ave

Bx1, Bx11, Bx13, Bx18, Bx2, Bx3, Bx32, Bx35, Bx36, BxM4

X327U

Comprehensive Model School Project

Unscreened

915

203

13

11

18

69

Y

Y

Open to students and residents of Districts 9 and 10

Priorities to students and residents of District 9

Then to student and residents of District 10. Last year, this program only admitted students from priority group 1.

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

Comprehensive Model School Project M.S. 327

GR 6-12

No

8:05am-3:15pm

Yes

English as a New Language

Yes–Expected

Yes

Yes

Yes–Saturday program

Spanish

Algebra I, Living Environment, Spanish

Algebra I, Living Environment

After-School Activity Program ; After-School Enhancement Program ; Intensive Summer Institute ; Winter Camp and Spring Camp

Girls Basketball League, Girls Volleyball League

Boys Basketball League

Baseball, Flag Football, Track, Volleyball

10452

BRONX

40.842495

-73.916082

4

14

209

2008336

2028590077

West Concourse

9

09X328

New Millennium Business Academy Middle School

Students have opportunities to explore the world of entrepreneurship through participation in courses where they create a simulated small business of their choice, take part in internships, and participate in our student-operated school store. Parents appreciate that our school is a small, personable learning community. We provide our students with an excellent education and rich opportunities to contemplate their future role in a market economy.

East Concourse-Concourse Village

1000 Teller Avenue, Bronx NY 10456

Yes—09X325, 09X328, 84X380

Not Accessible

718-588-8308

schools.nyc.gov/schoolportals/09/x328

B, D to 167th St

Bx1, Bx13, Bx15, Bx2, Bx21, Bx32, Bx35, Bx41, Bx41-SBS, Bx6, BxM4

X328L

New Millennium Business Academy Middle School

Limited Unscreened

254

67

5

6

12

53

N

Y

Open to students and residents of the Bronx

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 9 who sign in at an event

Then to students and residents of District 10 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

The High School of Fashion Industries

GR 6-8

Yes

8am-2:20pm

Yes

English as a New Language

No

Yes

Yes

No

Business/Entrepreneurship ; Drumming ; Homework Help ; Theater

Developmental Basketball, Fitness Club, Flag Football

Baseball, Basketball, Track and Field

10456

BRONX

40.827941

-73.914374

4

16

173

2097111

2024240001

East Concourse-Concourse Village

9

09X339

School of Communication Technology (M.S. 339)

Our mission is to cultivate and develop our entire school community so that all students are college and/or career ready. With a focus on all populations of children, teachers will engage collaboratively to ensure accelerated student learning through reflective practice and professional learning experiences. A guiding philosophy of all adults in our school community is that every student deserves an effective teacher, and we work tirelessly to seek out opportunities that will advance this belief.

Claremont

1600 Webster Avenue, Bronx NY 10457

Yes—09X313, 09X339