2016 DOE High School Directory

02M519

Talent Unlimited High School

Manhattan

M480

Yes

212-737-1530

212-737-2863

lhamil2@schools.nyc.gov

9

12

BxM1, BxM11, BxM9, M1, M101, M102, M15, M15-SBS, M31, M57, M66, M72, M98, Q101, Q32, Q60

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

317 EAST 67 STREET

MANHATTAN

NY

10065

www.tuhsnyc.com

506

Julia Richman Educational Campus

Talent Unlimited High School (TU) is a small, screened audition-based school which comprises 500 students from culturally diverse backgrounds and all five boroughs. We are a caring, tight-knit New York City school community located on Manhattan’s Upper East Side. Students must audition to demonstrate exceptional talent in the performing arts and be prepared to meet high academic standards. We offer a student-centered, interdisciplinary approach to instruction. The vision of TU is to cultivate and nurture a community of compassionate, college-ready citizen artists dedicated to lifelong learning and creative collaboration. The mission of TU: To empower our collective school community to achieve artistic and academic excellence through arts integration, while actively contributing to a creative and caring learning ensemble.

Students may receive CTE endorsement in Drama; Through our partnership with Hunter ‘CUNY College Now’, many students receive college credit by taking free college courses; College-ready certified courses include: Robotics, SAT Math, Precalculus, Physics, Chemistry, Engineering, Algebra II/Trig; Other programs include: Work-based Career Performing Arts, specialized courses in Dance, Drama, Vocal & Instrumental Music, Musical Theatre, Honors classes in Arts & Academics, Professional Training at Martha Graham Dance Center, Exploring the Arts partnerships, TDF Open Doors & Stage Doors, American Folk Art & Metropolitan Museum of Art programs, HD Met Opera program, ISO, All-City Jazz Band program site, Western Wind Vocal Ensemble, Union Settlement-college program; TU student mentors from our ARISTA National Honor Society and TU’s own Rising Star Honor Society provide peer tutoring to students in need; Students in Musical Theatre engage in Tap Classes and individual Vocal Training through our partnership with Circle in the Square at TU

Italian, Spanish

English, United States History

Arts, CTE

Arista, Citywide performances in Vocal Music, Community Service Outreach, Dance, Drama, Extended Day Tutoring, Film, Gospel Choir, Hip-Hop, Improv Comedy, Mentoring, Musical Theatre & Instrumental Music, SAT Prep, Saturday School, School Newspaper, Step Team, Student Government, Weight Room, Yearbook

Basketball, Soccer, Volleyball

Basketball, Soccer, Volleyball

Mount Sinai Hospital (school-based Clinic)

Hunter College, New York University, Marymount College, State University of New York (SUNY) Brockport, Buffalo State University

Martha Graham Center of Contemporary Dance, Epic Theatre Ensemble, InterSchool Orchestras of New York, Western Wind Vocal Ensemble, The Sweet Plantines, Exploring the Arts Internship Program, The Roundabout Theatre Company, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, American Museum of Natural History, American Folk Art Museum

ABC News, MTV

Arts Internship Opportunities; Extended day tutoring is available for all subject areas on Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday

8:10 AM

3:20 PM

This school will provide students with disabilities the supports and services indicated on their IEPs.

ESL

Functionally Accessible

5

Open to New York City residents

40.765359

-73.960059

8

5

118

1083343

1014420001

Lenox Hill-Roosevelt Island

02M520

Murry Bergtraum High School for Business Careers

Manhattan

M520

Yes

212-964-9610

212-732-6622

02M520@schools.nyc.gov

9

12

BM1, BxM18, M103, M15, M15-SBS, M22, M5, M9, QM11, QM7, X1, X10, X11, X12, X14, X15, X17, X17A, X19, X27, X28, X4, X8

R to City Hall ; 4, 5, 6, J, Z to Brooklyn Bridge - City Hall ; N, Q to Canal St ; 2, 3, A, C to Fulton St-Broadway-Nassau ; E to Park Place ; 1 to Chambers St

411 PEARL STREET

MANHATTAN

NY

10038

http://schools.nyc.gov/SchoolPortals/02/M520

971

The mission of Murry Bergtraum (MBHS) is to equip our students with the skills and knowledge to enter and suceed in post-secondary institutions. The Ninth Grade Academy provides the academic support, skills, and resources in a small nurturing environment needed for students to graduate in four years. As students progress, internships and mentoring opportunities support our academic goals with real-world experiences. The Blazer Early College Preparatory Academy, a STEM program, emphasizes analytical and critical thinking skills through an early reinforcement of college learning across a rigorous curriculum. Relationships established with our corporate and academic partners are at the foundation of our program.

Blazers Early College Preparatory Academy students have the opportunity to participate in educational science programs at the American Museum of Natural History and the Financial Women’s Association, and students take Syracuse University courses beginning in the eleventh grade. Our students work directly with their guidance counselors to obtain applications and scholarships for summer programs with major universities, including Syracuse University, to enhance college readiness. Other highlights include CUNY College Now, Sponsors for Educational Opportunity (SEO) and Virtual Enterprise. On-site Syracuse University courses for college credit; College counseling, Tutoring, Mentoring; Saturday and after-school academic programs.

American Sign Language, Chinese (Mandarin), Latin, Spanish

Calculus, Chinese Language and Culture, English, Spanish

Student Government, Alumni Mentoring Program, Gay Straight Alliance, Mock Trial, Moot Court, Robotics, Virtual Enterprise Competition

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

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

Murry Bergtraum High School (MBHS) Alumni Association

Syracuse University, Baruch College, Borough of Manhattan Community College and John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Lincoln Center Theater

Asian Professional Extension (APEX) and Financial Women's Association (FWA)

Manhattan District Attorney’s Office, Office of Small Learning Communities, High Schools That Work

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

Dress Code Required: Business casual attire; Completion of coursework results in a Business Certification Seal; Performance-based Assessments; Internship Opportunities

8:10 AM

2:30 PM

This school will provide students with disabilities the supports and services indicated on their IEPs.

ESL, Transitional Bilingual Education: Chinese, Spanish

Functionally Accessible

2

Open to New York City residents

40.711442

-74.000851

1

1

29

1001388

1001130100

Chinatown

02M529

Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis High School

Manhattan

M486

No

212-391-0041

212-391-1293

edemeo@schools.nyc.gov

9

12

BM1, BxM11, BxM2, BxM4, BxM7, BxM8, BxM9, M1, M104, M11, M2, M20, M34A-SBS, M42, M5, M50, QM10, QM17, QM18, QM2, QM21, QM3, QM5, QM6, X1, X10, X14, X17, X28, X30, X31, X38, X64, X68

B, D, F, M to 47-50th Sts Rockefeller Center ; 4, 5, 6 to Grand Central - 42nd St ; 7 to 42nd St-Bryant Park ; N, Q, R to 49th St ; A, C, E to 42nd St-Port Authority Bus Terminal ; 1, 2, 3, S to Times Square-42nd St

120 WEST 46 STREET

MANHATTAN

NY

10036

http://schools.nyc.gov/SchoolPortals/02/M529

676

At Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis High School (JKO), students actively participate in the curriculum and school activities. Students are programmed based on their needs and interests. JKO is a school of International Business Studies, where all students complete eight credits in Business. Virtual Enterprise (VE), Hospitality & Tourism and Accounting are the core areas of study. We have developed strong relationships with our partners and various theatrical and dance organizations. Additionally, we require two years of Spanish, four years of mathematics, and four years of science for a JKO endorsed diploma.

Business and Computer Models, Accounting, Virtual Enterprise, Hospitality and Tourism, Journalism, CUNY College Now, Peer Mentoring, Big Brothers Big Sisters, Writing Classes, Read 180, Mathematics Lab support classes, PLATO Learning, Kaplan, Junior Achievement, Math Peer Tutoring, Exploration, Upward Bound; TOPs: This program, run by the Department of Education, gives special education students job shadowing practice to develop job skills and provide career and study options; Cents Ability: Each spring, this organization provides workshops on financial literacy, including managing checking and savings accounts, financing for college, creating a budget, and investing in the stock market.

Spanish

Biology, Calculus, English, Spanish, United States History

Student Government, Smash Arts Productions, Dance, Debate, Teen Choice Peer Leaders, JKO Leaders Club, ELL Club, Step Team, Film Club, Morgan Stanley Mentoring Program, Big Brother/Big Sisters, Peer Tutors, Ping Pong Club, P3 Peer Mentoring Program, and National Honor Society.

Basketball, Table Tennis

Boys' Basketball

College Success Program, Hunter College, Virtual Enterprises International, National Academy Foundation, Roundabout Theatre, NYC Mentoring Program, NYC School Volunteers, Learning Leaders, College Now Program w/ City College of New York, Bottom Line, Upward Bound Program, and the NY Academy of Art, The Teen Choice Program, Inwood House, Intrepid LIFTT Program, Junior Achievement, Opportunity Network, Big Brothers/Big Sisters of NYC, 92nd Street Y-Teensgiving

Adelphi University , Alfred State University, University at Albany, Baruch College, Binghamton University, Brooklyn College, University at Buffalo, Buffalo State, College of Staten Island, City College, Cornell University, CW Post, Dickinson College, Hofstra University, Hunter College, Fairfield University, Fashion Institute of Technology, Franklin & Marshall University, Fordham University, John Jay College, Johnson & Wales University, Georgia State University, Georgetown University, Lehman College, Lehigh University, Long Island University, Manhattan College, Manhattanville College, Middlebury, New York University , Nyack College, NYIT, Pace University, Pennsylvania State University, Skidmore College, St. John’s University, St. Bonaventure University, Stony Brook University, SUNY Delhi, SUNY Old Westbury, SUNY New Paltz, Syracuse University, The College of St. Rose, University of Bridgeport, University of New Hampshire, and Wells College.

Roundabout Theatre Company (Management Training Program), Martha Graham Dance Company, Repertorio Espanol, Joyce Theater, Jazzreach, Nicholas Birmelin, Quenia Ribeiro, Second Stage Theater, Atlantic Theater Company, Teen Ambassador Program-Pajama Program: This is a leadership program which provides warm sleepwear and books for children in need. We offered the program to sophomores, juniors and/or seniors in good academic standing with leadership potential and an interest in volunteer work.

National Academy Foundation (NAF), Junior Achievement, The Posse Foundation, New York Opportunity Network (NYON), Virtual Enterprise Center, The National Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse at Columbia University's Learning Effective Approaches to Prevention (CASALEAP), Inwood House, The Door, Futures and Options, Sponsors for Educational Opportunity (SEO), Upward Bound, Urban Dove, Fertile Grounds, THAAKAT Foundation, CARE Financial Awareness Program at Columbia University

Clear Channel Communications, The Hippodrome Center, Deloitte & Touche

PricewaterhouseCoopers, Morgan Stanley, Mizuho Bank

Many of our students are trained lighting technicians and ushers for off Broadway productions that utilize our theater

8:00 AM

3:15 PM

This school will provide students with disabilities the supports and services indicated on their IEPs.

ESL

Functionally Accessible

1

Open to New York City residents

40.757729

-73.983078

5

4

119

1069583

1009980041

Midtown-Midtown South

02M531

Repertory Company High School for Theatre Arts

Manhattan

M896

No

212-382-1875

212-382-2306

murena4@schools.nyc.gov

9

12

BM1, BxM10, BxM11, BxM2, BxM4, BxM7, BxM8, BxM9, M1, M104, M11, M2, M20, M34A-SBS, M34-SBS, M42, M5, M50, QM10, QM17, QM18, QM2, QM21, QM3, QM5, QM6, X1, X10, X14, X17, X28, X30, X31, X38, X64, X68

1, 2, 3, N, Q, R, S to Times Square-42nd St ; A, C, E to 42nd St-Port Authority Bus Terminal ; 4, 5, 6 to Grand Central - 42nd St ; 7, B, D, F, M to 42nd St-Bryant Park

123 WEST 43 STREET

MANHATTAN

NY

10036

www.repertorycompanyhs.org

246

Repertory Company High School for Theatre Arts offers a college preparatory academic program and New York City’s only comprehensive three part theatre arts sequence, where students hone their skills in music, dance, and acting. Students completing our program will graduate with an Advanced Regents diploma with Arts Endorsement in Theatre. Our location, in the heart of Times Square, supports our school’s focus. Our small size offers students an intimate environment in which to explore all aspects of theatre from production to performance. Students can participate in the many student productions, including comedy or classical drama, student-written works, and a school-wide musical production each year. Our students maintain high academic standards and possess the willingness to explore all the imagination and creativity of theatre arts.

Advisory, Mentoring, College Awareness Program; Theater Introduction, Beginning, Intermediate and Advanced Acting, Playwriting, Stage Management and Production, Dance and Movement for Actors, Musical and Classical Theatre, Senior Production Lab, Stagecraft Workshop, National Honor Society, Advanced Research, Honors Courses, PSAT & SAT Prep, CUNY College Now (Hunter College), Learning Through Expanded Arts Playwriting program (LeAp), August Wilson Monologue Competition, Young People’s Chorus of New York City, Roundabout Theatre Company (Playwriting, IATSE Career Days, Student Production Workshop), Shakespeare Society Competition

Chinese (Cantonese), French, German, Italian, Japanese, Spanish

Biology, Calculus, English, Music Theory, United States History, World History

Arts

Annual Fall Musical Production, Career Development, Chorus, Creative Writing, Advanced Dance, Repertory Ensemble, Spring Play Production, Student Council, Penguin Report, Theatre Ensemble, Yearbook, National Honor Society, NYPD Explorers

Hunter College

Roundabout Theatre Company, Town Hall, Theatre Development Fund, Museum of Natural History, Young People's Chorus of NYC, Learning through an Expanded Arts Program (LeAp), August Wilson Monologue Competition, Little Kids Rock, The Civilians.

Peter Jay Sharp Foundation

International Trademark Association

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

Uniform Required

8:15 AM

2:35 PM

This school will provide students with disabilities the supports and services indicated on their IEPs.

ESL

Functionally Accessible

1

Open to New York City residents

40.755843

-73.984382

5

4

119

1022615

1009960021

Midtown-Midtown South

02M533

Union Square Academy for Health Sciences

Manhattan

M460

Yes

212-253-3110

212-253-3108

BAscona@schools.nyc.gov

9

12

BM1, BxM10, BxM7, BxM8, BxM9, M1, M101, M102, M103, M14A, M14D, M15, M15-SBS, M23, M3, M5, M8, M9, QM21, X10, X12, X14, X17, X2, X28, X37, X38, X42, X5, X68

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

40 IRVING PLACE

MANHATTAN

NY

10003

www.unionsquareacademy.org

319

CTE School

This is a small CTE high school with big dreams of helping students prepare for health careers in not only in pharmacy and dentistry, but also in many other Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) areas. The focus on STEM helps students market their skills in the growing job industries. Our unique project-based instructional approach uses activities that engage students’ interest and motivation as they solve problems using an inquiry approach. These activities are designed to answer a question or solve a problem and generally reflect the types of learning and work people do in the everyday world outside the classroom.

Project-based Assessments, Elective Advisory Course called Rounds using Peer Group Connection curricula for ninth graders transitioning to high school; Community Internships (grades eleven and twelve); SAT Saturday Academy in grades eleven and twelve; Senior Internships for dental and pharmacy students; college trips; Naviance to track steps in preparation for college and careers; assemblies by grades; Awards ceremonies each trimester; dances; school spirit weeks; New York City Mentorship program

Spanish

More than twenty campus clubs offered, including Cooking, Gaming, and Basketball

Baseball, Basketball, Handball, Soccer, Volleyball

Basketball, Softball, Volleyball

Baseball, Basketball, Soccer, Softball, Step Team, Volleyball

Institute for Family Health

St. John's University: College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences and New York University College of Dentistry

We work with Center for Supportive Schools on advisory curriculum that teaches social skills while supporting academic success. Juniors mentor the freshmen during our weekly advisory periods. Students complete community projects. We are also a member of the National Honor Society.

Cleary Gottlieb, Steen & Hamilton L. L. P.

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

Dress Code Required: Lab Coat (for in-class use); Saturday Academy; Summer Orientation Required: For incoming ninth graders; Trimester Schedule; Internship Opportunities

8:00 AM

3:49 PM

This school will provide students with disabilities the supports and services indicated on their IEPs.

ESL

Functionally Accessible

2

Priority to Manhattan students or residents who attend an information session

Then to New York City residents who attend an information session

Then to Manhattan students or residents

Then to New York City residents

40.735494

-73.987659

6

2

50

1017828

1008720057

Gramercy

02M534

Harvest Collegiate High School

Manhattan

M883

Yes

212-242-3384

212-242-4173

info@harvestcollegiate.org

9

12

BxM7, M1, M102, M12, M14A, M14D, M20, M23, M5, M7, M8, X10, X12, X17, X28, X42

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

34 WEST 14 STREET

MANHATTAN

NY

10011

www.harvestcollegiate.org

333

Performance Assessment School

The Harvest Collegiate School offers a rich and challenging intellectual education that engages students in the natural process of experience, questioning, the pursuit of precision, and reflection—how people really learn. We believe in cultivating students’ power to produce and reflect, rather than simply consume, as a fundamental way of being in the world. We aspire to being and contributing creatively to a 'sane society,' one of peace, growth and joy. We believe all young people flourish in conditions that challenge and support. We prepare students for success in college and for participatory leadership that promotes values of active responsibility for mankind and our world.

Two-year Institutes (ninth/tenth and eleventh/twelfth grades) to develop our core habits of mind: curiosity, evidence, perspective, connection, and voice; Half-Day Harvest Experience: City Exploration in 9th grade, Service Learning in tenth grade, College Exploration in eleventh grade, Career Internship in twelfth grade; Dedicated Daily Reading Time; All students learn a musical instrument in partnership with Third Street Music School; Seed-to-plate experience with the Stone Barns Center for Agriculture; Advisory; Affirmative Whole School Morning Meeting starts each day; January Intensive for Travel or Immersion Learning; CUNY College Now

French, Portuguese, Spanish

Statistics, United States History

Robotics, Sailing and Boatbuilding, Theater and Musical Theater, Ambassadors, Art, Chess, Cooking, Dance Team, Fairness, Jazz Band, Filmmaking, GSX, Girls' Group, Boys' Group, Math Team, Model UN, Outdoor Adventure, Peer Counselors, Photography, Principal's Book Club, SAT Prep, Step Team, Student Government, T'ai Chi, Writing Center, Workout, Yoga

Baseball, Basketball, Handball, Soccer, Volleyball

Basketball, Softball, Volleyball

Hunter College College Now; Strive for College; New York Standard Performance Consortium; Hudson River Community Sailing; Stone Barns Center for Food and Agriculture; Mock Trial Association.

Third Street Music Settlement; Improbable Stage Co.; Capoeira Mucurumim.

Family Meeting; Overnight Orientation; Community Service Requirement; Internship Requirement; Internship Opportunities

8:20 AM

3:22 PM

This school will provide students with disabilities the supports and services indicated on their IEPs.

ESL

Not Functionally Accessible

1

Priority to continuing 8th graders

Then to Manhattan students or residents who attend an information session

Then to New York City residents who attend an information session

Then to Manhattan students or residents

Then to New York City residents

40.736518

-73.994858

2

3

63

1009713

1005770019

West Village

02M542

Manhattan Bridges High School

Manhattan

M535

Yes

212-757-5274

212-757-5411

MSMedina@ManhattanBridgesHS.org

9

12

M104, M11, M12, M31, M34A-SBS, M42, M50, M57, X14, X30

C, E to 50th St

525 WEST 50TH STREET

MANHATTAN

NY

10019

http://schools.nyc.gov/SchoolPortals/02/M542

529

Park West Educational Campus

We are a college prep school founded on the belief that mastery of communication skills in both English and students’ native language is key to realizing a student's potential in a multicultural society. We are committed to assisting students in maintaining the richness of their native language and culture and celebrating their individual differences, while providing them with a sense of place in their community and society as a whole. Our mission is to ensure that students develop the bilingual speaking, reading, writing, and listening skills designed to prepare them for higher education and/or the work force.

CUNY College Now, National Academy Foundation (NAF), Academies of Information Technology and Engineering, Project Lead the Way Engineering, Gateway to Engineering Summer Program, Work-based Learning and College Readiness, Cornell University Hydroponics Program & Internship, Professional Mentors through iMentor, Job-shadowing, Financial Literacy, Learning Leaders, College Planning, Volunteer Program, Academic Excellence, Student-centered Curriculum, Peer mentoring and tutoring, Homework and Writing Center

Spanish

Calculus, Economics, English, Environmental Science, Spanish

Art, Book, Chess, Creative Writing, Dance, Digital Video, Harmony in the Halls, Hydroponics and Aquaponics Internships, International Center for Photography, Junior Achievement of New York, Mentoring, MOUSE Squad, Music, NYPD Explorer Program, Raices Latinas, Revolution SAT Prep, Robotics, School Newspaper, Spoken Word, Student Government, The Cooper Union Saturday Program, Theater Arts, Yearbook, Yoga

Baseball, Basketball, Bowling, Cross Country, Soccer, Tennis, Volleyball

Basketball, Volleyball

Running Club, Workout Club

The Young Men and Women Hebrew Association (YM & YWHA), The Door, Alianza Dominicana, Planned Parenthood, Young Men's Christian Association (YMCA) at Inwood, Virginia House of Hope, Police Athletic League

St. Vincent's Hospital, New York-Presbyterian Hospital

Cornell University, Columbia University, Rochester Institute of Technology, New Jersey Institute of Technology, New York University, Teachers College, The CUNY Graduate Center, CUNY City College of New York, CUNY John Jay College, CUNY Borough of Manhattan Community College, CUNY New York City College of Technology, The Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art, St. John's University, Bronx Institute at Lehman College

El Museo del Barrio, Carnegie Hall, Metropolitan Museum of Art, Museum of Modern Art, Repertorio Español, American Museum of Natural History, Community Works, Roundabout Theatre, The Jewish Museum, New-York Historical Society, The International Center of Photography

New Visions for Public Schools, National Academy Foundation (NAF), Junior Achievement (JA),iMentor, Expanded Success Initiative, College Access Research Action (CARA), Society of Manufacturing Engineering (SME) Education Foundation, National Action Council for Minorities in Engineering(NACME), Pearson Foundation, Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers (SHPE), NYC Institute for Schools of the Future, ALPFA, Goddard Riverside Options, Environmental Protection Agency, The Learning Leaders, City Harvest, The Red Cross of Greater NY, Wellcare of NY, Perscholas, Mindset Works, Exploring, Jewish Board, Comisionado de Cultura Dominicana, New York State Youth Leadership Council, The Go Project

Latin Vision Media, Urban Latino Magazine Inc., NBC Universal/Telemundo, Verizon Wireless, Ogilvy Mather, American Express, Accenture, KPMG, Medidata, AT&T

Chase Manhattan Bank, Bank of America

Manhattan District Attorney's Office, New York City Public Library

Dress Code Required: White shirt/blouse, black or khaki pants/skirt, black shoes; Internship Opportunities; Community Service Opportunities; Morning and After-school Tutoring; Extended Day (Academic Intervention Services)

8:45 AM

3:45 PM

This school will provide students with disabilities the supports and services indicated on their IEPs.

ESL, Dual Language: Spanish, Transitional Bilingual Education: Spanish

Functionally Accessible

4

Eligibility: Open only to New York City residents whose home language is Spanish

For M57B and M57C only: Open only to New York City residents whose home language is Spanish, are of limited English proficiency and have lived in the United States fewer than three years

For M57D and M57E only: Open only to New York City residents whose home language is Spanish and are proficient in English

40.765184

-73.992953

4

3

135

1083802

1010790029

Clinton

02M543

New Design High School

Manhattan

M445

Yes

212-475-4148

212-674-2128

info@newdesignhigh.com

9

12

B39, M103, M14A, M14D, M15, M15-SBS, M21, M22, M9

F, J, M, Z to Delancey St-Essex St ; B, D to Grand St

350 GRAND STREET

MANHATTAN

NY

10002

www.newdesignhigh.com

441

Seward Park Educational Campus

New Design High School (NDHS) is a small school with a focus on design, located on the Lower East Side of Manhattan. NDHS uses the concept of design to help meet the academic, intellectual, social, emotional, and artistic needs of adolescents. Our school integrates the idea, concept, and process of design into a progressive, academic high school curriculum, thereby offering an innovative education in a nurturing environment. The school community believes that the design process allows students to participate in a more experiential form of inquiry-based education that is focused on understanding real-world contexts, self-expression, and problem solving.

NDHS uses design as a basis for learning; Students are exposed to the fields of fine art fundamentals of design, fashion and merchandising, product design, invention and entrepreneurship; Teaching artists through Urban Arts Partnership, the school’s main cultural partner, augment the existing curriculum through the fields of media and communications, graphic design, sound design, and film & motion graphics; CUNY College Now

Spanish

English, United States History

Academic Support, Animation, Community Service, Dance, Filmmaking, Governor's Committee on Scholastic Achievement (GCSA), SAT Prep, Internship Center for Urban Pedagogy (CUP), Poets and Playwrights, Urban Arts Peapod Academy, Yearbook, Youth Empowerment Leadership for Boys and Girls; Partnership programs in art, media, music production, theater, playwriting, poetry, and photography

Badminton, Baseball, Basketball, Bowling, Handball, Volleyball, Wrestling

Badminton, Basketball, Bowling, Softball, Tennis, Volleyball

Basketball

Urban Arts Partnership, Community of Unity, Open Road of New York

New York University (NYU) Steinhardt School of Culture Education and Human Development, Columbia University (Double Discovery Center)

New Museum of Contemporary Art, Center for Architecture

Gensler Design, Lipman

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

8:40 AM

2:56 PM

This school will provide students with disabilities the supports and services indicated on their IEPs.

ESL

Not Functionally Accessible

1

Priority to District 1 students or residents

Then to New York City residents

40.716778

-73.989337

3

1

18

1005283

1004080030

Chinatown

02M545

High School for Dual Language and Asian Studies

Manhattan

M445

Yes

212-475-4097

212-674-1392

9

12

B39, M103, M14A, M14D, M15, M15-SBS, M21, M22, M9

F, J, M, Z to Delancey St-Essex St ; B, D to Grand St

350 GRAND STREET

MANHATTAN

NY

10002

http://schools.nyc.gov/SchoolPortals/02/M545

416

Seward Park Educational Campus

At the High School for Dual Language and Asian Studies, Chinese (Mandarin) speaking English Language Learners and English proficient students can learn both languages while preparing for college and careers. The school has a challenging curriculum that includes enriched math and science courses and opportunities to participate in a variety of Advanced Placement (AP) classes by eleventh grade. Asia-related topics are woven into the academic curriculum in all the subject areas. Dual Language students are expected to exceed city and state standards and demonstrate positive cross-cultural behavior while achieving skills that are needed for today’s global market. English proficient and English Language Learners are integrated during instructional times and there is instruction in both languages. All students are expected to comprehend, speak, read, and write in English and Chinese by the time they graduate.

Four-year Chinese Language Program, History, Music, Arts, Extended Day Program (Tutoring, Arts, Chinese), CUNY College Now

Chinese (Mandarin)

Biology, Calculus, Chemistry, Chinese Language and Culture, English, United States History

Academic Enrichment, Art, Bridge, Chess, Chinese Culture and Enrichment, College Prep, Gallery Exhibits, Kaplan SAT Prep, Lion Dance, Math Research, Math Team, Peer Tutoring, PM School, Saturday ESL Classes

Badminton, Baseball, Basketball, Bowling, Handball, Volleyball, Wrestling

Badminton, Basketball, Bowling, Softball, Tennis, Volleyball

Badminton, Ping-Pong, Saturday Fitness, Swimming, Team Sports

N/A

New York University, City University of New York (CUNY) Borough of Manhattan Community College, Baruch College

N/A

New York Cares

N/A

8:00 AM

3:35 PM

This school will provide students with disabilities the supports and services indicated on their IEPs.

ESL, Transitional Bilingual Education: Chinese

Not Functionally Accessible

1

Open to New York City residents

40.716778

-73.989337

3

1

18

1005283

1004080030

Chinatown

02M546

Academy for Software Engineering

Manhattan

M460

Yes

212-253-3299

212-253-3289

info@afsenyc.org

9

12

BM1, BxM10, BxM7, BxM8, BxM9, M1, M101, M102, M103, M14A, M14D, M15, M15-SBS, M23, M3, M5, M8, M9, QM21, X10, X12, X14, X17, X2, X28, X37, X38, X42, X5, X68

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

40 IRVING PLACE

MANHATTAN

NY

10003

www.afsenyc.org

344

CTE School

Our CTE school prepares students to design and create the next generation of software and applications. Partnering directly with NYC's technology and entrepreneurial community, students learn advanced computing skills to foster innovations in the arts, sciences, and business. Academically challenging classes coupled with individualized academic support, problem-solving learning experiences and career mentoring ensure every student's personalized pathway to college, career, and life. Our students represent tomorrow's inquisitive problem-solvers, collaborative leaders and innovative entrepreneurs—the young people who dare to dream that anything is possible through software, design, technology, and the human spirit.

Four-year Professional Mentorships, Industry Internships, Team Projects and Hackathons, Computer Science and Software Engineering Courses, Individualized Student Support, Advisory Program, Personalized Academic and Career Planning, Field Trips to Software Companies, Annual Class Overnight Trips, Academically Rigorous Program Focused on Problem Solving and Resilience

Chinese (Mandarin)

Chemistry, English

Entrepreneur/Start-up Workshops, National Honor Society, Drama, Community Service, Gaming, Science Olympics, Programming and Software Development, Robotics, SAT Prep

Baseball, Basketball, Handball, Soccer, Volleyball

Basketball, Softball, Volleyball

School-based Health Center

iMentor

AFSE Advisory Board

Student and Parent Summer Orientation; Student recreation room with desktop and laptop access; Internship Opportunities; After-school and Saturday Tutoring

8:45 AM

3:36 PM

This school will provide students with disabilities the supports and services indicated on their IEPs.

ESL

Functionally Accessible

1

Priority to Manhattan students or residents who attend an information session

Then to New York City residents who attend an information session

Then to Manhattan students or residents

Then to New York City residents

40.735494

-73.987659

6

2

50

1017828

1008720057

Gramercy

02M551

Urban Assembly New York Harbor School

Manhattan

M877

No

212-458-0800

212-458-0801

info@newyorkharborschool.org

9

12

10 SOUTH STREET, SLIP 7

MANHATTAN

NY

10004

www.newyorkharborschool.org

447

CTE School

Urban Assembly New York Harbor School focuses on Marine Science, Marine Technology, and Marine Policy. We believe in learning by doing. Students should expect to spend time outdoors in sites all over New York Harbor in all seasons. With our partners, we work to develop authentic activities on, around, and related to the water that create a sense of responsibility to New York Harbor and develop a new generation of maritime advocates, enthusiasts, workers, and decision-makers. New York Harbor School’s location on Governors Island is easily accessible from Lower Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Staten Island.

All ninth graders take a yearlong field class called Introduction to New York Harbor. At the end of ninth grade, each student chooses a CTE program of study in marine science and marine technology. Each program of study concludes with a senior internship at a relevant maritime or marine-related business in the New York City area.

Spanish

Calculus, English

CTE

Maritime: Aquabotics, Fishing, Boat Building, Marine Systems Technology, Vessel Operations; Sustainability: Composting, Garden, Harbor Corps, Harbor Seals; Other: National Honor Society (NHS), National Park Service, Newspaper, Student Advisors Instilling Leadership (SAIL), Yearbook

Fishing, Rowing, Sailing, Swimming

Grand Street Settlement Houses, Good Shepherd Services, Governors Island Alliance

Baruch College, Cornell Cooperative Extension, Kingsborough Community College, Lamont Doherty Earth Observatory, Manhattan College, MATE Center, Roger Williams University, Rutgers University, Sandy Hook Pilots SanSail, Stevens Institute of Technology, Stony Brook University, SUNY Maritime College, US Merchant Marine Academy, Westlawn Institute of Marine Technology

ABYC, Black Rock Forest Consortium Hudson River Foundation, Metropolitan Waterfront Alliance, NY/NJ Baykeeper, The River Project, Waterkeeper Alliance

Fishers Island Oysters, Kirby Marine, GMD Shipyard Lockheed Martin, SERAS, McAllister Towing, Sandy Hook Pilots, SanSail, Thomson Reuters

New York-New Jersey Harbor & Estuary Program Office, NOAA - Northeast and Great Lakes Region, NYC Department of Environmental Protection, NYC Department of Transportation, U.S. EPA Region 2

Uniform Required: Navy blue Harbor School uniform shirt/polo/t-shirt; Many courses are taught in locations throughout New York Harbor; Internship Opportunities; Incoming students attend a weeklong summer orientation program on Governors Island

8:15 AM

4:00 PM

This school will provide students with disabilities the supports and services indicated on their IEPs.

ESL

Functionally Accessible

2

Priority to New York City residents who attend an information session

Then to New York City residents

40.701695

-74.011631

1

1

9

1000003

1000020002

Battery Park City-Lower Manhattan

02M580

Richard R. Green High School of Teaching

Manhattan

M282

Yes

646-826-8174

646-826-8175

npugh@schools.nyc.gov

9

12

BM1, BxM18, M15, M15-SBS, M20, M5, M9, QM11, QM7, X1, X10, X10B, X12, X14, X15, X17, X19, X27, X28, X4, X8

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

26 BROADWAY

MANHATTAN

NY

10004

http://schools.nyc.gov/SchoolPortals/02/M580

566

Richard R. Green High School is located in a historic building overlooking Bowling Green, Battery Park, and New York Harbor. Students have a choice to enroll in either the Teaching Academy or the Liberal Arts Academy. Our Teaching Academy is designed to develop a lasting commitment to education and students have the opportunity to participate in off-site internships. The Liberal Arts Academy provides students with opportunities to develop as mentors, and offers a range of engaging electives that build transferrable skills. The school has a rich array of college preparatory programs.

The Teaching Academy offers Teaching Internships & Seminar; The Liberal Arts Program offers mentoring, internships, after-school workshops & a career fair; Advisory/ DEAR program (all grades); Advancement Via Individual Determination (AVID): Four-year college readiness program; College for Every Student (CFES): Four-year program for underserved youth preparing them to gain access to and succeed in college; CUNY College Now at Hunter College; The Future Project: Students and coaches design and build individual future projects around their personal aspirations; Paraprofessional Training Program: Certifies students with disabilities as substitute paraprofessionals; Partnership with Kenyon and Kenyon provides support for Mock Court and Moot Trial; Vibrant joint theater program with Leman, a private school

French, Spanish

English, United States Government and Politics, United States History

Art, Bank of America Future Leaders, Book, College for Every Student (CFES), College Mentoring for Access and Persistence (MAP), The Future Project, New York Cares, Peer Tutoring, Peer Mediation Center, Senior Activities, Student Government Organization, The Dream Team, Yearbook, Anti-Defamation League Peer Leaders (ADL), Sports Blogging/ Webcasting

Baseball, Basketball

Basketball, Softball, Volleyball

The Future Project, New York City Writing Project at Lehman College, Trinity Church, Sponsors for Educational Opportunity (SEO), ScriptEd.

N/A

City College of New York, Hunter College College Now Program, New York University, Williams College Urban Scholars, Roger Williams University, Skidmore College, Paul Smith's College

N/A

Advancement Via Individual Determinations (AVID), College for Every Student (CFES), PENCIL: Bank of America, The Opportunity Network, Opportunity Network Prep (OppNet Prep), New York Cares (Youth Service Club)

Ernst and Young, Bank of America

Internship Opportunities: Local Elementary, Middle, and High Schools, Futures and Options, NY Downtown Hospital, Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Institute

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

Incoming students are expected to attend an Orientation in June.; Internship Opportunities; Afterschool Program: Additional academic supports

8:30 AM

3:20 PM

This school will provide students with disabilities the supports and services indicated on their IEPs.

ESL

Functionally Accessible

2

Open to New York City residents

40.70568

-74.013302

1

1

9

1000811

1000220013

Battery Park City-Lower Manhattan

02M600

The High School of Fashion Industries

Manhattan

M600

Yes

212-255-1235

212-255-4756

dsilva3@schools.nyc.gov

9

12

BM1, BxM11, BxM2, M1, M11, M14D, M20, M23, M34A-SBS, M34-SBS, M4, M5, X1, X10, X14, X17J, X28, X31, X7

2, 3 to 34th St - Penn Station ; 1, C, E, F, M to 23rd St ; A, L to 14th St-8th Ave ; B, D, Q to 34th St-Herald Square ; N, R to 28th St

225 WEST 24 STREET

MANHATTAN

NY

10011

www.fashionhighschool.net

1770

CTE School

We offer a dynamic CTE program focusing on Business, Fashion Design, and Art. High School of Fashion Industries (HSFI) begins to prepare students for college they day they step foot in high school. We excel at guiding students through the college application process including classes during the school day devoted to learning about the college and financial aid, a full-time college counselor, youth leaders who are trained as college counselors, and bridge coaches who support students throughout their senior year into the summer before they enter college. Through our corporate Advisory Board and partnerships, HSFI provides students hands-on experience in the fashion, business, and cultural center of the world.

Rigorous, college-level sixteen credit course sequence in Fashion Design, Business, and Art combined with an industry partnership program that provides students opportunities with prominent New York City companies; Full-service school-based Health Center providing physical exams, immunizations, sick visits, hearing/vision screenings, dental services, health and nutrition education, and insurance enrollment; four-year Math sequence ending in Calculus; CUNY College Now with The City College of New York and Hunter College; Partnership with International Center of Photography; Daily Homework Help-Writing Center; Additional Ninth Grade Common Core Math class; Fashion Dollar Incentive Program; Work-Based Learning; Regents Prep; Computers or SMART Boards in every classroom; Computer Labs; Charles Nolan Reading Room

Spanish

Biology, Calculus, English, Spanish, United States Government and Politics, United States History

Arts, CTE, Science

National Honor Society, Fashion Cares Community Service Organization, ‘The Hanger’ Literary Magazine, ‘The Image’ School Newspaper, iMag Fashion Magazine; Yoga, Royal Academy of Digital Arts, Accessories, Adopt-a-Student Mentorship, Anime, Cosmetology, Distributive Education Club of America (DECA), Drama, Fashion Institute of Technology Illustration, Fashion With A Purpose, Film & Design, Library Chit Chat, Math, Peer Leadership Advisories, Photography, Portfolio, Restorative Circles, Rif Raf Book Club, School Leadership Team, SkillsUSA, Student Government, Tailoring, Tutoring, Lincoln-Douglas Debate Team, Knitting, Styling, Charles Nolan Fashion Club, Fashion Forecasting, Korean Pop Culture, Animal Wellness, Autism Awareness, Crochet, Red Cross, Latin Groove Dance, Screen Printing, Display & Mannequin Styling Club, Modeling

Badminton, Basketball, Bowling, Volleyball

Basketball, Bowling, Cross Country, Indoor Track, Outdoor Track, Softball, Stunt, Volleyball, Wrestling

Stunt

Hip-Hop Reggae Dance Team, Step Team

School Based Health Center: Institute for Family Health

Hunter College, City College, Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT), Savannah College of Art & Design, Parsons, Buffalo State, Monroe College, LIM College

ArtsConnection, International Center of Photography, Roundabout Theater, Lincoln Center Stages, National Arts Club, Manhattan Theater Company, Atlantic Theater Company, Handweavers Guild, Manhattan Graphics Center

Council of Fashion Designers of America, Black Retail Action Group, Underfashion Club, Young Menswear Association, National Association of Mens Sportswear Buyers

The Advisory Board of the High School of Fashion Industries (business leaders representing Saks Fifth Avenue, Anne Klein, Ellen Tracy, International Management Group, Bloomingdale's, Fox News Channel); Macy's; Kleinfeld Bridal; Keds; Mandees; Vanilla Star Jeans; Allegri; Li & Fung; Geneva Watch Group; The Promotion Factory

The Planning and Visual Education Partnership (PAVE)

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

8:00 AM

3:45 PM

This school will provide students with disabilities the supports and services indicated on their IEPs.

ESL

Functionally Accessible

1

Open to New York City residents

40.745156

-73.996074

4

3

91

1014174

1007740019

Hudson Yards-Chelsea-Flatiron-Union Square

02M605

Humanities Preparatory Academy

Manhattan

M440

Yes

212-929-4433

212-929-4445

Hilda@humanitiesprep.org

9

12

M11, M12, M14A, M14D, M20, M23, M5, X28

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

351 WEST 18 STREET

MANHATTAN

NY

10011

www.humanitiesprep.org

209

High School for Humanities Educational Campus

Performance Assessment School

We provide a diverse student body with a personalized education that emphasizes participatory democracy, inquiry-based learning, performance-based assessment, and community service. As part of our mission and commitment to diversity, we accept transfer students who are seeking an alternative, more individualized educational setting.

Innovative courses with multi-age grouping and themes including Science and Society, Violence and Peace, the History of Math, Poetry Coffeehouse; College courses, College prep workshops, SAT Prep, Community Action Internships, Outward Bound activities, Special initiatives of the New York Performance Standards Consortium, The New York City Writing Project; Interest-based community action trips to cities including Montreal, New Orleans, and Washington, D.C.

Italian, Spanish

Science

Consensus-based decision-making, Critical Friends groups, Faculty and Staff Hiring Committee, Fairness Committee, HealthWise, HumaniTube, Mediation, Musical Groups, NYC Outward Bound Adventure, Choir, Musicals, PrepCorps, Restorative Justice, Robotics, Sailing, Shakespeare Society, Staff Inquiry Groups, Student Activities Committee, Student Government, The Great Saunter, The Great Sweep, Visual and Performing Arts, Yoga, Nia Dance

Baseball, Basketball, Bowling, Soccer, Volleyball, Wrestling

Basketball, Bowling, Softball, Tennis, Volleyball

Table Tennis (Ping-Pong)

NYC Outward Bound, The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender (LGBT) Community Center (aka The Center), The NYC Writing Project, The Lineage Foundation, Hudson River Community Sailing, HealthCorps

Mount Sinai Medical Center

Baruch College, Eugene Lang College The New School for Liberal Arts, Hunter College, New York University

Center for Arts Education, Kitchen Performing Arts Center, Nuyorican Poets Cafe, PEN American Center

Coalition of Essential Schools, New Visions for Public Schools, New York Performance Standards Consortium, Action Center to End World Hunger

Google (FIRST Robotics Program); D.E. Shaw

As a consortium school, our school requires Performance-based Assessments (PBATs) for graduation in lieu of Regents examinations, except for the English Language Arts (ELA) Regents which is required of all students; Internship Opportunities

9:00 AM

3:15 PM

This school will provide students with disabilities the supports and services indicated on their IEPs.

ESL

Functionally Accessible

1

Priority to Manhattan students or residents

Then to New York City residents

40.742867

-74.002136

4

3

89

1013096

1007420007

Hudson Yards-Chelsea-Flatiron-Union Square

02M615

Chelsea Career and Technical Education High School

Manhattan

M615

Yes

212-925-1080

212-941-7934

02m615@schools.nyc.gov

9

12

BxM18, M20, M21, M5, X1, X10, X10B, X28, X7

B, D, F, M to Broadway-Lafayette St ; C, E to Spring St ; 1, 6, A, J, N, Q, R, Z to Canal St ; N, R to Prince St

131 AVENUE OF THE AMERICAS

MANHATTAN

NY

10013

http://schools.nyc.gov/SchoolPortals/02/M615

439

CTE School

Chelsea Career and Technical Education High School and its two small learning communities offer a strong academic program in addition to a challenging and cutting-edge CTE curriculum. The campus holds two Academies: SoHo Communication Arts and Chelsea Technical. Each of the programs has state-of-the-art computer labs.

Students may receive CTE endorsement in the following areas: Computer Installation and Repair, Computer Systems Networking, Graphic Design; Cisco Certification, Adobe Creative Suite, C-Tech Certification, A+ Certification, SMART Boards

Spanish

Calculus, English, Psychology, United States Government and Politics, United States History

CTE, Math, Science

Chelsea SAT, Computer Repair, Dance, Drama, Electrical Engineers, Math, Mentoring, Music, National Honor Society, AP Prep, SAT Prep, Student Government, Yearbook

Baseball, Basketball, Bowling, Cross Country, Handball, Indoor Track

Basketball, Bowling, Softball

Epic Theater, The Door, Educate Online, Champion Learning Center, TestQuest, Contemporary Guidance Services, Federation Employment and Guidance Service, National Organization on Special Education Reform, Start on Success

Pratt Institute, Parsons School of Design

Theater for a New Audience, Here Cafe, Brooklyn Academy of Music Shakespeare Program, Center for the Arts, Epic Theater

Peter Jay Sharp Foundation, Center for Independence of the Disabled, New York (CIDNY); Vocational and Educational Services for Individuals with Disabilities (VESID)

Morgan Stanley, Cisco

Co-op Tech

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

Internship Opportunties

8:30 AM

4:00 PM

This school will provide students with disabilities the supports and services indicated on their IEPs.

ESL

Not Functionally Accessible

2

Priority to Manhattan students or residents

Then to New York City residents

40.7244

-74.004625

2

3

37

1007378

1004910016

SoHo-TriBeCa-Civic Center-Little Italy

02M630

Art and Design High School

Manhattan

M488

Yes

212-752-4340

212-752-4945

02m630@schools.nyc.gov

9

12

BM1, BM3, BxM1, BxM18, BxM4, BxM7, BxM8, BxM9, M1, M101, M102, M15, M15-SBS, M31, M50, M57, Q101, Q32, Q60, QM10, QM18, QM2, QM21, QM5, QM6, X10, X28, X31, X64, X68

F to Lexington Ave-63 St ; 4, 5, 6, N, Q, R to Lexington Ave-59 St ; 6, E, M to Lexington Ave-53 St

231-249 EAST 56 STREET

MANHATTAN

NY

10019

www.artanddesignhs.org

1476

CTE School

For nearly eighty years, Art and Design High School has nurtured talented students to become accomplished professionals through its extensive art programs. Our state of the art facility enables students to excel in all digital media including animation, graphic design, digital photography, and film/video production and editing. Located in the heart of New York City’s design center, we are a committed CTE high school. All licensed art teachers are professional artists and our industry partners collaborate to ensure that students are introduced to and taught required software programs for their field of study. Art and Design High School has a community of scholars dedicated to fostering the creative and academic talents of each of our students. We are nationally known for our design programs in architecture, fashion design, graphic design, illustration, digital photography, cartooning, animation, and film/video technology. Our graduates are well prepared to attend the college of their choice and become leaders in the arts and the community.

Students may receive CTE endorsement in the following areas: Film/Video Production, Commercial Photography, Cartooning and Animation; Program majors offered: Architectural Design, Commercial Photography, Film and Video Production, Cartooning and Animation, Fashion and Costume Design, Illustration and Graphic Design; Partnerships with: School of Visual Arts (students can earn up to four credits in art in eleventh and twelfth grade), The Metropolitan Museum of Art, MoMA, Frick Museum, Studio in a School, Tribeca (for film instruction), Exploring the Arts (for internships, apprenticeships and scholarships), and PENCIL; Internship program through Work-Based Learning (WBL), CAE, Apollo Theater; CUNY College Now, Portfolio Development

French, Spanish

Art History, Biology, Calculus, Chemistry, English, Spanish, United States History, World History

Arts, CTE

AIGA NYC (professional association for design) Mentoring, Animation, Film/Video, Drama, Exhibitions in Kenny Art Gallery, Fashion Design, Gay/Straight Alliance, Interior Design, Literary Arts Journal, Mock Trial, Museum Hopping, National Honor Society, New York Cares, Kaplan Saturday SAT Prep, Newspaper, Old Hat Illustration, Peer Tutoring, School Student Leaders, Silk Screening, Spring Arts Festival, Teen Tutoring, Saturday Art Directors, The Art Students League of New York, Yearbook

Baseball, Basketball, Bowling, Fencing, Handball, Soccer, Volleyball

Basketball, Softball, Table Tennis, Volleyball

Aerobic Training, Basketball, Intramural Sports, Nautilus Training, Spinning, Volleyball, Weight Training; Student-Faculty Games

Friends of Art and Design

Articulation Agreement with with New York City College of Technology,City Tech CUNY; College Now, Hunter College; EOP program Fashion Institute of Technology; EOP Program PRATT Institute; SATURDAY PROGRAM: The Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art; New York Institute of Technology,Polytechnic Institute of New York University; St. Johns University; Baruch College,CUNY

Museum of Modern Art, Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum, American Institute of Architects (AIA), Center for Architecture Foundation, The Art Directors Club, Museum of Arts and Design, Center for Arts Education, Studio in a School, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Frick Museum, Tribeca Film Society, International Travel Program.

American Institute of Graphic Arts (AIGA), Junior Achievement, Young Audiences New York, New York Cares

Pride, DDB, KPMG Accounting, Apple

Work in Support of Education (WISE) Economics Program

Art Studio time for an hour and a half every day throughout their four-year high school career.; Internship Opportunities

8:30 AM

4:00 PM

This school will provide students with disabilities the supports and services indicated on their IEPs.

ESL

Functionally Accessible

3

Open to New York City residents

40.75924

-73.967203

6

4

108

1088892

1013300013

Turtle Bay-East Midtown

02M655

Life Sciences Secondary School

Manhattan

M645

No

212-348-1694

212-348-4293

02M655@schools.nyc.gov

6

12

BxM1, BxM10, BxM7, M101, M102, M106, M15, M15-SBS, M31, M86, M96

6 to 96th St

320 EAST 96 STREET

MANHATTAN

NY

10128

http://schools.nyc.gov/SchoolPortals/02/M655

697

Our mission is to provide a challenging and innovative science and mathematics academic curriculum based on the development of critical thinking skills and project-based learning in all subject areas. Our students are provided with opportunities to participate in internships at renowned hospitals/institutions. Our educational commitment to every student is to prepare them for successful careers and/or post-secondary opportunities and to support them in fulfilling their dreams.

DNA Technology and Forensic Sciences through a Vocational and Technical Education Act (V-TEA) state grant; Lectures, Demonstrations, Clinical Seminars, Tutorials, Mentoring, Research and Clinical Electives through ‘Center For Excellence in Youth Education’ at Mount Sinai School of Medicine; CUNY College Now, Interactive Classroom for the Gifted; Four years of science and mathematics offered

French, Spanish

Biology, Calculus, English, United States Government and Politics, World History

Arista, Art, Cheerleading, Chess, Chorus, Computer, Craft, Dance, Digital Creations, Fitness, Forensic Science, Gardening, Peer Tutoring, Instrumental Music, Kaplan College Prep, Library Squad, Macy’s, Model UN, Painting, Photography, Newspaper, Sculpture, Step, Student Government, Tennis, 3-D Productions, Web Design, Yearbook

Baseball, Basketball, Soccer

Soccer, Softball, Volleyball

The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA), Asphalt Green, 96th Street Young Men's Christian Association (YMCA), New York City Public Library (96th Street Branch)

Mount Sinai Hospital, Metropolitan Hospital Center, Hospital for Special Surgery

Hunter College, The City College of New York, Columbia University, New York University (Metropolitan Center for Urban Education)

The Acting Company, United Nations, Disney on Broadway

Macy's, Estee Lauder, Sense of Smell Institute, PENCIL

JP Morgan Chase

Uniform Required: Shirt/blouse with school logo, solid blue, black or tan pants/skirt; Community Service required

8:40 AM

3:00 PM

This school will provide students with disabilities the supports and services indicated on their IEPs.

ESL

Functionally Accessible

2

For M40A only: a. Priority to Manhattan students or residents b. Then to New York City residents

For M40B only: Open only to continuing 8th graders

40.783625

-73.945637

8

5

15601

1050338

1015580034

Yorkville

03M299

High School for Arts, Imagination and Inquiry

Manhattan

M490

Yes

212-799-4064

212-799-4171

snoonan@schools.nyc.gov

9

12

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

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

122 AMSTERDAM AVENUE

MANHATTAN

NY

10023

http://schools.nyc.gov/SchoolPortals/03/M299

447

Martin Luther King, Jr. Educational Campus

The High School for Arts, Imagination and Inquiry is a learning community in which deep engagement with works of art integrated across the curriculum enhances the intellectual rigor expected of all students. This work is based on the philosophy of Maxine Greene, Philosopher-in-Residence at Lincoln Center Education (LCE) and the exploration of the LCE Capacities for Imaginative Learning which comprise our academic language used to support student success. Through our Restorative Practices, we work to foster the sense of self-worth, empathy, and agency necessary for students to become participatory citizens who will create a more just, humane, and vibrant world.

Arts and inquiry-based instruction is integrated across the curriculum; Instruction for the integrated arts units is collaboratively planned and taught with teaching artists from Lincoln Center; Upper grade students are eligible for internship opportunities at Lincoln Center; Tuition-free college courses are offered on-campus through CUNY College Now at John Jay College of Criminal Justice and The City University of New York

French

United States Government and Politics, United States History

CARE Club (Community Activists Reaching Everyone), College Essay Writing Weekend Workshops; Cultural and Museum Partnerships including the Metropolitan Museum of Art and The Museum of Modern Art, Music Production, Photography, Visual Arts, Yoga, Drama, Guitar, Regents Review, SAT Prep, School Yearbook, Student Government

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

Badminton, Basketball, Bowling, Flag Football, Handball, Indoor Track, Soccer, Softball, Volleyball, Wrestling

Double Dutch

Baseball, Basketball, Soccer, Volleyball, Wrestling

The DOME Project,Virtual Enterprises International, Urban Arts Partnership, Fresh Prep, Dreamcatchers, Bottomline, 92nd Street YMCA, The Door, Girls for Gender Equality, The Lincoln Square Business Improvement District, New York Cares, The New York City Food Bank, Co-Op Tech job training, Lincoln Center internships

St. Luke's-Roosevelt Hospital Center

City University of New York, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, Fordham University STEP Program

Lincoln Center Education, New York Philharmonic, The New York Public Library, Urban Arts Partnership, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, The Museum of Modern Art

International Institute for Restorative Practices, Office of the Mayor/NYC Service, PENCIL, SportsChallenge Leadership Academy

Deloitte

On-campus College Now courses, Writopia

Uniform Required: School shirt/sweatshirt with school logo; After-school tutoring sessions offered Monday-Thursday in all content areas from 3:30 PM – 5:00 PM; I-Connect Mentoring Program; International and domestic travel opportunities; Weekend Program Offered; Internship Opportunities

8:45 AM

3:26 PM

This school will provide students with disabilities the supports and services indicated on their IEPs.

ESL

Functionally Accessible

1

Priority to New York City residents who attend an information session

Then to New York City residents

40.774351

-73.984753

7

6

151

1030343

1011570025

Lincoln Square

03M307

Urban Assembly School for Media Studies, The

Manhattan

M490

Yes

212-501-1110

212-580-0156

9

12

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

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

122 AMSTERDAM AVENUE

MANHATTAN

NY

10023

www.uamhighschool.org

412

Martin Luther King, Jr. Educational Campus

Our school uses media as an entry-point to our challenging academic program which empowers students to critique and become producers of media. We infuse media into every strand of our Regents and inquiry-based academic program in order to help our students develop the reflective practices they need to become creative, proactive participants in their communities and the world.

Various media classes such as: Drama, Visual Thinking, Printmaking, Photo Journalism; Partnerships with The Urban Assembly, New York University, Peer Health Exchange, Carnegie Hall, Manhattan Neighborhood Network, Studio in a School, The Museum of Modern Art, Human Rights Watch, The Art Students League of New York, Materials for the Arts

Spanish

Calculus, English

After-school tutoring for academic courses, After-school Regents preparatory classes, Book, Community Service Projects, Dance, Award-Winning Drama Club, Debate Team, Internships through our various partnerships, Peer Mentoring, Student Government, Fundraising Committee, Yearbook Committee

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

Badminton, Basketball, Bowling, Flag Football, Handball, Indoor Track, Soccer, Softball, Volleyball, Wrestling

Double Dutch

After-school Basketball, Weightlifting and Conditioning

The Door

St. Luke's/Roosevelt Hospital Clinic

New York University, Peer Health Exchange at Columbia University, College Now at John Jay College, Fordham University STEP Program

Carnegie Hall, Manhattan Neighborhood Network, Museum of Modern Art, Human Rights Watch, The Art Students League, Studio in a School, Materials for the Arts

The Urban Assembly

9:00 AM

3:15 PM

This school will provide students with disabilities the supports and services indicated on their IEPs.

ESL

Functionally Accessible

1

Priority to New York City residents who attend an information session

Then to New York City residents

40.774351

-73.984753

7

6

151

1030343

1011570025

Lincoln Square

03M402

The Urban Assembly School for Green Careers

Manhattan

M470

Yes

212-787-1189

212-787-1455

9

12

BxM2, M10, M104, M5, M7, M79, M86

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

145 WEST 84 STREET

MANHATTAN

NY

10024

www.uagreencareers.org

353

CTE School

The Urban Assembly School for Green Careers (UAGC) focuses on Environmental Engineering, Horticulture, Energy-efficient Building Design, and Energy Management. We seek students who are highly motivated, active learners. Students are expected to be inquisitive, innovative, and enjoy working in teams to pose and solve problems in all content areas. Through our challenging curricular model, Learning Cultures, students will participate in both Responsibility Groups and Unison Reading in every class to further develop their leadership, cooperative problem-solving, and written and verbal communication skills.

All students must choose a CTE program of study in either the Green Buildings or Green Spaces program. Both programs prepare students for college, apprenticeship programs and careers in such fields as Green Design, Energy-efficient Building and Retrofitting for Increased Performance, Energy and Facilities Performance Management, Renewable Electric Power, Horticulture, Urban Agriculture and Landscape Architecture. Programs include work-based learning and internship opportunities. Program completion yields industry credential and certifications. Our college office provides career-related internships, career-placement, summer learning opportunities, internships, college prep opportunities, and support; CUNY College Now

Spanish

English

Gardening, Green Team, After-school Tutoring, Central Park Sports, Latin Dance, Gay-Straight Alliance, Student Government, Video Game, Theatre Arts, Poetry Writing and Performance, Running and Fitness, Weightlifting

Baseball, Basketball, Bowling, Soccer, Volleyball

Basketball, Bowling, Soccer, Softball, Tennis, Volleyball

Intramural Basketball, Yoga

Ace Mentoring NYC Association of Energy Affordability Broadway Mall Association Build It Green! NYC Central Park Conservancy Community Environmental Center Consortium for Worker Education CUNY New York City College of Technology The Durst Organization Friends of Roosevelt Park Green Schools Alliance Grow NYC Jonathan Rose Companies Morningside Heights/West Harlem Sanitation Coalition Natural Resources Defense Council The New School New York Restoration Project NYC Parks Department NYS Department of Environmental Conservation Nontraditional Employment for Women (NEW) Solar One Thornton Tomasetti, Inc. Turner Construction United Puerto Rican Association of Sunset Park

New York City College of Technology, The City College of New York, The New School

Urban Assembly, Urban Agenda, Regional Plan Association, US Green Building Council, NY Building Congress, Consortium for Worker Education, Solar One, The Nature Conservancy

Jonathan Rose Companies, Thornton Tomasetti, Inc., Con Edison

New York State Department of Environmental Conservation, Mayor’s Office of Long-Term Planning and Sustainability, Cooper-Hewitt Design Museum

Academic Portfolio for assessment; All students participate in summer learning experiences; Participation in an internship or college coursework is required; Internships with external partners (Friends of Roosevelt Park, NYC Parks Department, AMNH, Grow NYC)

8:30 AM

3:30 PM

This school will provide students with disabilities the supports and services indicated on their IEPs.

ESL

Functionally Accessible

1

Priority to Manhattan students or residents who attend an information session

Then to New York City residents who attend an information session

Then to Manhattan students or residents

Then to New York City residents

40.785803

-73.974614

7

6

169

1032128

1012150001

Upper West Side

03M403

The Global Learning Collaborative

Manhattan

M470

Yes

212-877-1103

212-877-1138

casillas@theglcnyc.org

9

12

BxM2, M10, M104, M5, M7, M79, M86

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

145 WEST 84 STREET

MANHATTAN

NY

10024

www.theglcnyc.org

496

At the Global Learning Collaborative, our goal is to place students on a path to college readiness and global competency. Weaving both ELA and History standards, our curriculum is infused with global themes. As such, all students are expected to complete a globally-focused research project in the spring semester. We are able to provide our students with a breadth of academic and extracurricular experiences such as Model UN, Mock Trial Team, International Study and Travel, and Dual Credit CUNY College Now.

Small Group Advisories, Three-Tiered Recitation Program which includes Enrichment, Regents Prep, Credit Recovery; International Study and Travel, Dual Credit CUNY College Now at Hunter College, Science and Technology Entry Program at Fordham University’s Lincoln Center, Free SAT Prep, Project Rousseau Mentorship program and Double Discovery at Columbia University

Arabic, Chinese (Mandarin), French, Italian, Spanish

Calculus, English

Model UN, Mock Trial Team, Cooking, Student Government, Gay/Straight Alliance, Journalism, Drama, Chess, Community Service, Yearbook; Students are able to start clubs based on their own interests

Baseball, Basketball, Bowling, Soccer, Volleyball

Basketball, Bowling, Soccer, Softball, Tennis, Volleyball

St. Luke's Hospital School Based Clinic

Hunter College, Fordham University, Columbia University

Confucious Classroom, American Council of International Teachers, One to World

Sights for Students

International Studies Schools Network/Asia Society, Confucius Classroom

8:30 AM

3:30 PM

This school will provide students with disabilities the supports and services indicated on their IEPs.

ESL

Functionally Accessible

1

Priority to Manhattan students or residents who attend an information session

Then to New York City residents who attend an information session

Then to Manhattan students or residents

Then to New York City residents

40.785803

-73.974614

7

6

169

1032128

1012150001

Upper West Side

03M415

Wadleigh Secondary School for the Performing & Visual Arts

Manhattan

M088

Yes

212-749-5800

212-749-6463

tchin2@schools.nyc.gov

6

12

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

2, 3, B, C to 116th St

215 WEST 114 STREET

MANHATTAN

NY

10026

www.wadleigharts.org

445

Wadleigh Secondary School for the Performing and Visual Arts is composed of six art studios and one academic program: Dance, Drama, Vocal music, Instrumental Music, Visual Arts, and Wadleigh Secondary. All visual and performing arts students wishing to attend Wadleigh must audition for one of these studios. Students may be programmed for an Extended Day, as necessary, to fulfill both their academic and studio requirements. Our studios provide opportunities for our students to develop their talents in the arts as they pursue academic excellence. They will graduate from Wadleigh with a New York State Advanced Regents diploma.

Advancement Via Individual Determination (AVID), College For Every Student (CFES), CUNY College Now, Saturday Academy, Financial Literacy, Literary Media Program, Homework Help, Mission Society, Apollo, 21st Century Leadership, Fresh Prep, Children’s Aid Society; The last period class for our ninth grade students is an arts class of their choice

French, Spanish

English, World History

American Social Democracy Professional Development, Culinary Arts, Dance Company, Geriatric Program, Hip-Hop Dance, Mentoring in Medicine: Science and Exploration Program, Mock Trial, Modeling and Fashion, Neighborhood Defender Service of Harlem (NDS), Photography, Play Production, Poetry, Spoken Word, Student Government, The Carmel Hill Fund (Accelerated Reading), Yearbook

Basketball

Basketball

Cheerleading, Volleyball

Police Athletic League (PAL), New York City Mission Society-Beacon Program, The 21st Century Leadership Program, Apollo Theater Educational Academy, Beacon Preventive/Outreach Services, Greenwich House Music

St. Luke's Family Clinic (on-site)

Columbia University, Barnard College, Fordham University, Hunter College, Marist College, University of Vermont, St. Joseph's College

The Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art, The Metropolitan Museum, Apollo Theater, The Joyce Theater, Museum for African Art, The Brooklyn Academy of Music, International Center for Photography, The Moth, Children's Museum of Manhattan, The Juilliard School, Carnegie Hall, Global Campaign for Education, Artfully AWARE, Project Arts

College for Every Student (CFES), PENCIL

Colgate-Palmolive Company, Custom Computers

Dress Code Required: white shirt, black pants/skirt, black shoes; After-school academic support and arts instruction; Saturday Academy for academic support

8:00 AM

3:45 PM

This school will provide students with disabilities the supports and services indicated on their IEPs.

ESL

Functionally Accessible

6

Priority to continuing 8th graders

Then to Districts 3, 5 and 6 students or residents

Then to New York City residents

For M26W only: a. Priority to continuing 8th graders b. Then to Districts 3, 5, and 6 students or residents who attend an information session c. Then to New York City residents who attend an information session d. Then to Districts 3, 5, and 6 students or residents e. Then to New York City residents

40.802207

-73.954142

10

9

218

1055204

1018300019

Central Harlem South

03M417

FRANK McCOURT HIGH SCHOOL

Manhattan

M470

Yes

212-362-2015

212-362-5926

info@fmhsnyc.org

9

12

BxM2, M10, M104, M5, M7, M79, M86

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

145 WEST 84 STREET

MANHATTAN

NY

10024

www.fmhsnyc.org

387

At Frank McCourt High School (FMHS), we prepare our students to be articulate and effective communicators in every medium. In particular, we will develop students’ communication skills through their writing, presentations, classroom discussions, and peer dialogue. In developing these skills, students will also sharpen their critical and analytical thinking. Every student will graduate from FMHS armed with the curiosity and intellect of a true lifelong learner. We are committed to helping our students become engaged citizens and thoughtful civic leaders who can communicate their vision with clarity and eloquence.

Advisory, Inquiry-based cooperative group work, CUNY College Now; Non-traditional assessments, in addition to Regents exams, are used to measure student progress; Our school uses ‘problem-based learning’ to develop students’ higher level thinking skills; Projects, presentations and extensive writing are required for all courses

Chinese (Mandarin), French, Spanish

Science

Asian Cultures, Community Cares, Model UN, Newspaper, Outdoors, Peer Tutoring, Student Government, Dance, Music, Running, Film; Additional clubs based on interest

Baseball, Basketball, Bowling, Soccer, Volleyball

Basketball, Bowling, Soccer, Softball, Tennis, Volleyball

We will offer intramural sports based on student interest

Academic Portfolio for graduation including Internship-Related Action Research and Digital Portfolio; Community Service Requirement; Internship Requirement

8:40 AM

3:00 PM

This school will provide students with disabilities the supports and services indicated on their IEPs.

ESL

Functionally Accessible

1

Open to New York City residents

40.785803

-73.974614

7

6

169

1032128

1012150001

Upper West Side

03M479

Beacon High School

Manhattan

M837

No

212-245-2807

212-245-2179

admissions@beaconschool.org

9

12

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

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

227-243 WEST 61ST STREET

MANHATTAN

NY

10023

www.beaconschool.org

1285

Performance Assessment School

Beacon High School offers an inquiry-based program with technology and arts infused throughout the curriculum. We emphasize a challenging, well-rounded liberal arts education based on the principle of shared exploration and problem-solving. In assessments for graduation, students present performance-based projects to panels of teachers. Beacon offers extensive opportunities to participate in clubs, sports, community service, and international travel.

Free college classes at New York University, John Jay College, Hunter College, The City College of New York, Fordham University; Opportunity for travel includes India, Mozambique, Spain, France, Costa Rica, Russia and England; Advanced classes: Engineering, Robotics, Data Modeling and Forensics, Statistics; Special Arts Programs: Digital Animation, Music Theory, Drama, Arts & Theatre Arts Honors, Digital Film, Choreography, Guitar, Percussion and Recording Studio

Arabic, French, Italian, Spanish

Biology, Calculus, Chemistry, Physics, Spanish

Arts Magazine, Chess, Computer Programming, Dance, Debate, Digital Film, Drama, End of Tunnel Press, Gay/Straight Alliance, Math, Model UN, Musical Bands (Jazz, Blues Rock), Newspaper, Photography, Poets, Senior Committee, Student Leadership Team, Student Movement Against Cancer, Sustainability, Yearbook

Baseball, Basketball, Bowling, Fencing, Soccer, Tennis, Wrestling

Basketball, Bowling, Cross Country, Fencing, Indoor Track, Outdoor Track, Soccer, Softball, Tennis

Club Sports: Boys Ultimate & JV Ultimate Frisbee, Girls Ultimate & JV Ultimate Frisbee

New York University, John Jay College, Hunter College, Fordham University, Teachers College/Columbia University, The City College of New York (CCNY)

American Museum of Natural History, Joyce Theater, Theatre Development Fund, Kaufman Foundation, New Museum, Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, New York City Center, Museum of Modern Art

8:00 AM

3:00 PM

This school will provide students with disabilities the supports and services indicated on their IEPs.

ESL

Functionally Accessible

1

Open to New York City residents

40.772007

-73.987479

7

6

151

1030328

1011540108

Lincoln Square

03M485

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

Manhattan

M485

No

212-496-0700

212-724-5748

admissions@laguardiahs.net

9

12

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

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

100 AMSTERDAM AVENUE

MANHATTAN

NY

10023

www.laguardiahs.org

2635

Specialized High School

We enjoy an international reputation as the first and foremost high school dedicated to nurturing students gifted in the arts. Our mission is to provide an opportunity for students to pursue both a rigorous conservatory-style training and a challenging academic program. Our building features world-class facilities including a concert hall; art, dance, music, recording and theater studios, science and computer labs, and an art gallery. Almost all of our graduates continue their studies, gaining admission to highly selective schools. Our graduates have distinguished themselves in virtually every field, including the arts and sciences, medicine, law, business, education, and public service.

Students have a daily program that includes both a multi-period conservatory studio block and a full college preparatory academic course load. Each studio has a four-year sequence of courses and opportunities for students to participate in performances and exhibitions. Students completing the applicable NYC Studio Comprehensive exam receive a special endorsement on their diploma. Honors courses are offered in all academic areas starting in the freshman year, leading to a full complement of Advanced Placement (AP) courses.

French, Italian, Japanese, Spanish

Art History, Biology, Calculus, Chemistry, English, Environmental Science, French Language and Culture, Italian Language and Culture, Japanese Language and Culture, Music Theory, Physics, Psychology, Spanish, Statistics, Studio Art, United States History, World History

Arts, Math, Science

Amnesty International, Anime, Annual Musical, Arista, Art Exhibits, ASPIRA, Black Student Union, Chinese Student Association, Claymazing, Comic Book, Cult Classics, Dance Programs, DaVinci Scholars Program, Debate Team, Disney VoluntEars, Drama Festivals, Environmental, Fashion, Film, Future Voters of America, Gay/Straight Alliance, Girls Learn International, Habitat for Humanity, Harry Potter, Independent Film, Jewish Union, Literary Magazine, Math Team, Mock Trial, Moot Court, Murals, National Honor Society, National Language Honors Society, Newspaper, Orchestral and Vocal Concerts, Random Acts of Kindness, Red Cross, Relay For Life, School Leadership Team (SLT), Science Outreach League, Shamisen, Social Action, Splashes of Hope, Student Government Organization, Ukulele For Good, Yearbook

Baseball, Basketball, Cross Country, Fencing, Gymnastics, Indoor Track, Outdoor Track, Soccer, Volleyball

Basketball, Bowling, Cross Country, Fencing, Gymnastics, Handball, Indoor Track, Outdoor Track, Soccer, Softball, Swimming, Volleyball

Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts

Mount Sinai Medical Center

The Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art, Skidmore College, Sophie Davis School of Biomedical Education, New York University School of Medicine

Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, American Ballet Theater, Carnegie Hall, New York Philharmonic, Drama Desk, Metropolitan Opera, Interschool Orchestras of New York, New York Youth Symphony

Junior Achievement, Red Cross, United Nations Association, American Cancer Society

Sony Music, Warner Music Group, Capital Cities ABC, The Walt Disney Company

8:00 AM

4:00 PM

This school will provide students with disabilities the supports and services indicated on their IEPs.

ESL

Functionally Accessible

6

Open to New York City residents

Admission is based on the outcome of a competitive audition and review of the student’s record. Students must audition for each program (studio) to which they are applying. Students must speak to their guidance counselors to register for the audition(s)

40.773629

-73.985273

7

6

151

1030341

1011560030

Lincoln Square

03M492

High School for Law, Advocacy and Community Justice

Manhattan

M490

Yes

212-501-1201

212-501-1195

mreyes@schools.nyc.gov

9

12

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

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

122 AMSTERDAM AVENUE

MANHATTAN

NY

10023

www.lacjhs.org

510

Martin Luther King, Jr. Educational Campus

The mission of the Martin Luther King, Jr. High School for Law, Advocacy, and Community Justice is to create a climate that promotes excellence in learning. Our goal is that students will develop into persons who are intelligent, critical thinkers, and supportive members of their communities. This is accomplished by everyone working collaboratively to meet the needs of students within the confines of a smaller, more personal learning atmosphere. We develop a special culture from the onset that celebrates success with high expectations for students as well as adults. The students will be immersed in the study, inquiry, and advocacy of law, with required involvement in community service, thus enabling them to realize their individual potential throughout the greater community. Our hope is that students will view themselves as pioneers of the new millennium, and we expect them to be counted among the great success stories of tomorrow.

CUNY College Now Programs at Baruch, John Jay, City College, Hunter, and BMCC for seniors and juniors; College Summit assistance with college selection and financial aid; Posse Foundation scholarship program for seniors with academic and leadership potential; National Black MBA Association provides financial support to students pursuing careers in business, and related professions; Columbia University Double Discovery; Columbia Youth for Debate Program; Thurgood Marshall Scholarship Fund scholarships and summer internships for students interested in Law; John Jay Talent Search Program SAT preparation and college readiness courses; Lincoln Center/New Victory Theater provides ELL students the opportunity to learn English through drama and art; PENCIL program partnership with Judge Richter from the NYS Appellate Court to provide academic and internship opportunities; Career/College Prep workshops led by lawyers from the Appellate Court are held monthly; TOMORROW’S BUSINESS LEADERS introduces our students to business topics as well as interviewing and resume writing skills; Harlem Educational Activities Fund provides rigorous year-round academic enrichment, social and cultural exposure and constant individual attention.

French, Spanish

English, Environmental Science, Psychology, Spanish, United States History, World History

Advocacy Class, Chess, Community Service, Dance, Drama, Homework Helpers, Leadership Class, Newspaper Club, PM School, Saturday School, Student Government, Tutoring, Math Team for NYC Interscholastic Math League, Girls’ Club,Journalism, Cheerleading, Debate

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

Badminton, Basketball, Bowling, Flag Football, Handball, Indoor Track, Soccer, Softball, Volleyball, Wrestling

Double Dutch

CUNY College Now at Baruch,John Jay,and Borough of Manhattan Community College. Students have the opportunity to participate in selected college courses and earn college credit. Columbia Youth for Debate: Improves the quality of education via debate instruction and public speaking. PENCIL Program: Partners schools with business leaders. We are currently partnered with Judge Richter from the NYS Appellate Court. Students have the opportunity to participate in internships at the court house and work side by side with lawyers and judges as they learn about law and the court system. MOVE Program: Matches mentors and students from 10th grade through college.

St. Luke's-Roosevelt Hospital Center (on-site clinic)

Fordham University School of Law, John Jay College of Criminal Justice & Baruch College

LEAD (Learning English and Drama) is a residency project where students actively participate in learning English through Art led by Lincoln Center Teaching Artists.

Hunton & Williams, LLP; Dewey Ballantine, LLP

College Summit

Internship Opportunities

8:00 AM

2:45 PM

This school will provide students with disabilities the supports and services indicated on their IEPs.

ESL

Functionally Accessible

1

Open to New York City residents

40.774351

-73.984753

7

6

151

1030343

1011570025

Lincoln Square

08X320

Pelham Lab High School

Bronx

X405

Yes

718-904-5090

718-904-5099

pelhamlabschool@gmail.com

9

12

Bx21, Bx24, Bx31, Bx4, Bx40, Bx42, Bx4A, Bx8

6 to Westchester Sq - East Tremont Ave

3000 EAST TREMONT AVENUE

BRONX

NY

10461

http://schools.nyc.gov/SchoolPortals/08/X320

211

At Pelham Lab High School, we encourage you to ask questions such as “What keeps an electron spinning?” and “How do we know the difference between right and wrong?” As a student of Pelham Lab, it is not enough to simply say that electrons travel around an atomic nucleus or that something is correct. Asking the right questions is equally important as knowing the right answers. We believe that by encouraging you to ask deep questions, by engaging you in creative experiences outside of the classroom, and by ensuring that your social, academic, and emotional needs are met, you will set and achieve challenging but worthwhile goals in your future life.

Advisory, Career and College Counseling, Service Learning, College Preparatory Environment

French, Russian, Spanish

Drama, Science Research, Art, Service Learning

Baseball, Basketball, Cross Country, Football, Indoor Track, Lacrosse, Outdoor Track, Rugby, Soccer, Tennis, Wrestling

Basketball, Bowling, Cross Country, Flag Football, Indoor Track, Lacrosse, Outdoor Track, Soccer, Softball, Tennis, Volleyball

Cricket

Huntington Free Library, Albert Einstein Medical College

Rocking the Boat

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

Uniform Required; Extended Day; Summer Bridge Program

8:00 AM

3:00 PM

This school will provide students with disabilities the supports and services indicated on their IEPs.

ESL

Functionally Accessible

1

Priority to Bronx students or residents who attend an information session

Then to New York City residents who attend an information session

Then to Bronx students or residents

Then to New York City residents

40.840702

-73.838545

10

13

194

2074045

2053680001

Schuylerville-Throgs Neck-Edgewater Park

03M494

High School of Arts and Technology

Manhattan

M490

Yes

212-501-1198

917-441-3693

info@artsandtech.net

9

12

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

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

122 AMSTERDAM AVENUE

MANHATTAN

NY

10023

http://schools.nyc.gov/SchoolPortals/03/M494

594

Martin Luther King, Jr. Educational Campus

Our mission is to provide students with the academic, interpersonal, and technological skills needed to achieve excellence in their chosen careers. We prepare all our students in a caring and nurturing environment and provide opportunities for students to work creatively in the fields of art and technology.

Online Courses (foreign languages, creative writing, web design), Advancement via Individual Determination (AVID), CUNY College Now, Educational Talent Search (pre-college), Virtual Enterprise (VE), Advisory, Theater Arts; Arts and Technology Courses: Fine Arts, Painting, Graphic Technology

Spanish

Biology, Environmental Science, Psychology, United States History

Battle of the Grades’ (schoolwide sports, activities and competitions), Anime, Annual overnight school trip for sophomores; Cartooning, Chess, Choir, Computer, Dance, Drama, Fashion Club and fashion shows, Filmmaking, Graphic Arts, Guitar, Karaoke, Jiu Jitsu, Knitting, Manga, MOUSE Squad, Mural Painting, Musical Instruments (Guitar), National Honor Society, PM School for credit accumulation, POSSE program, Robotics, Saturday programs, School dances, Step Dance, Student Council, Talent Shows, Video Game nights, Weightlifting

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

Badminton, Basketball, Bowling, Flag Football, Handball, Indoor Track, Soccer, Softball, Volleyball, Wrestling

Double Dutch

Intramural Sports

City Kids, Peer Health Exchange, Young Men's Christian Association (YMCA) @ 63rd Street, New York City Opera

St. Luke's-Roosevelt Hospital Center (Health Clinic)

John Jay College, Hunter College, New York University (NYU), Fordham University, Smith College

New York City Opera, Roundabout Theatre Company, Fidelty Theatre Program, Guggenheim Museum, Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), Lar Lubovitch Dance Company

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

Uniform Required: school shirt or sweatshirt embroidered with school logo

8:00 AM

2:45 PM

This school will provide students with disabilities the supports and services indicated on their IEPs.

ESL

Functionally Accessible

2

Open to New York City residents

For M12B only: a. Priority to New York City residents who attend an information session b. Then to New York City residents

40.774351

-73.984753

7

6

151

1030343

1011570025

Lincoln Square

03M541

Manhattan / Hunter Science High School

Manhattan

M490

Yes

212-501-1235

212-501-1171

SCarr3@schools.nyc.gov

9

12

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

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

122 AMSTERDAM AVENUE

MANHATTAN

NY

10023

http://schools.nyc.gov/SchoolPortals/03/M541

451

Martin Luther King, Jr. Educational Campus

The Manhattan/Hunter Science High School is an early college high school partnership between Hunter College and the New York City Department of Education. Our program provides students the tools, guidance, and support they need to become successful college students, as well as leaders in scientific fields and careers. Students who graduate from our program will have completed several college courses, a cumulative research program, a community service project and the requirements for a New York State Regents Diploma with advanced designation.

Students will have access to Hunter College library and classes; Other offerings include: Senior Year Program at Hunter College, Research courses with a focus on understanding research methodology, Spotlight on Success

Spanish

Robotics, Anatomy, Theater, National Honor Society, Newspaper, Hunter College Nursing Program, Peer Tutoring, Physics, School Chorus, Hunter College Scientific Research Program, Robotics, Student Government, Yearbook, Yoga, Culinary, Dance, Debate, Mural, Multicultural, Rock Band, French, Chess, Environmental and various Science Clubs

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

Badminton, Basketball, Bowling, Flag Football, Handball, Indoor Track, Soccer, Softball, Volleyball, Wrestling

Double Dutch

Hunter College, Rockefeller University

Dress Code Required: School uniform shirt or sweatshirt, solid black pants/skirt

8:00 AM

2:30 PM

This school will provide students with disabilities the supports and services indicated on their IEPs.

ESL

Functionally Accessible

1

Open to New York City residents

40.774351

-73.984753

7

6

151

1030343

1011570025

Lincoln Square

03M859

Special Music School

Manhattan

M932

No

212-501-3318

212-501-3339

hsadmissions@specialmusicschool.org

12

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

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

129 WEST 67 STREET

MANHATTAN

NY

10023

www.kaufmanmusiccenter.org/sms

231

Our mission is to develop students who have the skills, competencies and knowledge necessary for successful 21st century music careers. The 21st century musician can analyze, compose, and perform music at the highest level, has a strong sense of his/her own artistic 'voice,' and is fluent in current music technologies. He/she possesses strong academic knowledge, skills, and habits, and is also community-minded, inventive, and resourceful. Our school provides private music instruction, accelerated academics, courses in music technology, and opportunities to perform.

Students major in Instrumental Music, Voice, or Composition; Two-year sequence in music technology; Participation in collaborative ensembles and solo and ensemble performing opportunities; Interaction with professional musicians and composers through residencies; Graduating seniors create collaborative interdisciplinary projects to present in the community.

Spanish

Face the Music, Academic Homework Lab, Composer Craft, Student Government, School Leadership Team (SLT), Theory Tutoring, Yearbook, Young Artist Program, Model UN, Comic Book, A capella, Lyricism, Chess, Student Bands, Sustainability

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

Badminton, Basketball, Bowling, Flag Football, Handball, Indoor Track, Soccer, Softball, Volleyball, Wrestling

Double Dutch

Kaufman Music Center

Extended Day; Community Service Requirement

8:00 AM

2:30 PM

This school will provide students with disabilities the supports and services indicated on their IEPs.

ESL

Functionally Accessible

1

Priority to continuing 8th graders

Then to New York City residents

40.774919

-73.982745

7

6

153

1081024

1011390008

Lincoln Square

12X479

Bronx Career and College Preparatory High School

Bronx

X158

Yes

718-542-4011

718-542-4377

info@bccprep.com

9

12

Bx11, Bx15, Bx17, Bx19, Bx21, Bx27, Bx35, Bx4, Bx4A, Bx5, Bx6

2, 5 to Intervale Ave

800 HOME STREET

BRONX

NY

10456

www.bccprep.com

333

Bronx Career and College Preparatory High School (BCC Prep) prepares students to be successful 21st century participants. We couple relevant internship experiences with rigorous academic learning experiences. As a result, students develop four standards of professionalism and learn to be prompt, prepared, positive and productive. Students at BCC Prep also strive to embody our core principles as they develop responsibility, teamwork, and the resiliency needed to enter college and to exceed academic and industry-based standards. We provide our students small class size, advisory, internships, and quality college and career readiness instruction and training to ensure that 100% of students graduate prepared for college and careers. There is a strong culture that mirrors college and employment where students respect teachers, work hard and arrive on time. We ensure that each student is cognitively engaged, fully valued, and fully heard.

College and Career Program, Internships, CUNY College Now, Virtual Online Courses, Advisory Program

Italian, Spanish

Yoga, Dance, Glee, Mentoring, Music Production, Outdoors; Senior Leadership Association, Student Government, Visual Arts, Film

Boys Intramural Basketball

Affinity Health Plan, Healthy Respect, South Bronx Neighborhood Centers / Project Uplift

Lehman College, Bronx Community College

Deep Sea Innertainment, Inc.

Solid Foundations for Healthy Families

Quests & Summits, Inc., New Teacher Center

Bethex Federal Credit Union

Internship Opportunities

8:00 AM

2:15 PM

This school will provide students with disabilities the supports and services indicated on their IEPs.

ESL

Functionally Accessible

1

Priority to New York City residents who attend an information session

Then to New York City residents

40.827743

-73.900105

3

16

131

2004868

2026710011

Longwood

03M860

Frederick Douglass Academy II Secondary School

Manhattan

M088

Yes

212-865-9260

212-865-9281

6

12

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

2, 3, B, C to 116th St

215 WEST 114 STREET

MANHATTAN

NY

10026

www.fda2.org

411

Frederick Douglass Academy (FDA) II Secondary School is built on Dr. Lorraine Monroe’s vision of academic and personal excellence for all students. A set of core rules signals the seriousness of purpose for the school, its students, and teachers. All students must adhere to a code of conduct and dress, the Scholar’s Creed, Twelve Non-Negotiable Rules.

Pre-Calculus, English Literature, Journalism, Senior Seminar, Columbia Business Entrepreneurship Course, CUNY College Now at City College, Harlem Scholars, Young Harlem, Eleventh Grade Kaplan SAT Prep (NY Cares), Tenth Grade Sophomore Skills Program (NY Cares), Independent Reading Program, iMentor for incoming ninth grade scholars, US FIRST Robotics Program, CUNY At Home in College Program; FDA II Expanded Learning Opportunities: Tribeca Film Institute, Music Production, Peer Tutoring, Digital Media, Dance Theater of Harlem, Bridging Transitions

Spanish

English, Environmental Science, Statistics, United States History

Art workshops led by community organizations; Lunch and After-School Tutorial, MOUSE Squad, Youth Historians (Columbia University), Young Harlem, Fordham LEAP, Peer Mediation, Peer Mentoring, PLATO Learning, Student Council; Others based on interest

Basketball

Basketball

Boys: Football, Cross Country, Baseball, Outdoor Track; Girls: Flag Football, Golf, Soccer, Outdoor Track, Volleyball

Harlem Children's Zone, Street Squash, Minisink Beacon Program, Boys & Girls Harbor, Girls Inc., Young Harlem Inc.

Columbia University, Hunter College, City College, St. Joseph's College, Fordham University

Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, Lincoln Center Institute, Tribeca Film Institute, Dance Theater of Harlem.

New Visions for Public Schools

College For Every Student (CFES), College Summit

Uniform Required: Dress for Success; Extended Day Program; Summer Orientation (Bridge program)

8:00 AM

3:00 PM

This school will provide students with disabilities the supports and services indicated on their IEPs.

ESL

Functionally Accessible

2

For M39A only: a. Priority to Districts 3 and 5 students or residents b. Then to New York City residents

For M39B only: a. Open only to continuing 8th graders

40.802207

-73.954142

10

9

218

1055204

1018300019

Central Harlem South

04M372

ESPERANZA PREPARATORY ACADEMY

Manhattan

M117

Yes

212-722-6507

212-722-6717

wmerced2@schools.nyc.gov

6

12

M1, M101, M102, M106, M116, M15, M15-SBS, M2, M3, M98

6 to 110th St

240 EAST 109 STREET

MANHATTAN

NY

10029

http://schools.nyc.gov/SchoolPortals/04/M372

507

Esperanza Preparatory Academy (EPA) is a dual-language college preparation school. Students master Spanish as a native or second language, as well as academic, social, and communication skills. We offer students Spanish courses with the goal that they will be able to take college and Advanced Placement (AP) courses in Spanish Literature, and become proficient in both Spanish and English. We prepare students for college by providing them with internship opportunities and a mentor that will expose them to college life/academics. Students work collaboratively with their mentors to arrange college tours and develop college portfolios, and have the opportunity to take college courses.

Dual Language program; Career and college counseling and advisory; CUNY College Now courses

Spanish

Spanish, United States Government and Politics

Art, Community Service, Dance, Music, Student Government, Theater, Electronic Music Production, Technology, Soccer, Basketball, Pencil Project

Baseball, Basketball, Soccer

Mount Sinai Hospital

Roundabout Theatre Company

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

Uniform Required; Summer School Orientation Required; Community Service Requirement: 50 hours per Semester; Internship Opportunities

8:00 AM

3:00 PM

This school will provide students with disabilities the supports and services indicated on their IEPs.

ESL, Dual Language: Spanish

Functionally Accessible

1

Eligibility: Open only to heritage Spanish speakers and students who attended Transitional Bilingual Education or Dual Language middle school programs

Priority to continuing 8th graders

Then to Manhattan students or residents

Then to New York City residents

40.79307

-73.942303

11

8

170

1052433

1016560100

East Harlem South

04M409

Coalition School for Social Change

Manhattan

M045

Yes

212-831-5153

212-831-5951

admissions@coalitionschool.org

9

12

Bx15, BxM7, BxM9, M100, M101, M102, M103, M116, M15, M15-SBS, M35, M60-SBS, M98

6 to 116th St ; 4, 5, 6 to 125th St

2351 1ST AVENUE

MANHATTAN

NY

10035

http://schools.nyc.gov/SchoolPortals/04/M409

283

Coalition School for Social Change utilizes a challenging curriculum and emphasizes college and career preparation. Hands-on learning, cutting-edge technology, and small-group learning are all important aspects of our curriculum. Through our many partnerships, online learning opportunities, and Advanced Placement (AP) Courses, students engage in challenging coursework and a variety of culturally enriching programs. Coalition School for Social Change is committed to helping students develop into leaders, independent thinkers, and life-long learners.

Interdisciplinary curriculum with technology integration; Advisory; College Advisement; Regents and RCT examination skill support; CUNY College Now; Full range of electives including drama, architecture, and academic intervention services

Spanish

Biology, English, Statistics, United States History

Field trips to area museums and cultural institutions; Homework Help and Tutoring; Regents Examination and SAT Preparation; SPARK (Leadership Program), Student Government, Swimming, Yearbook, Drama, East Harlem Pride Sports Program, Improv Theater Group, Senior Siblings,and Internship Program; Students can form new clubs with a teacher sponsor

East Harlem Pride Sports

The Beacon Program, Reach For the Stars, Urban Dove, Big Brother Big Sisters, Early Stages, Harlem Children Zone, Mt. Sinai teen and adolescent Program, The Young Peoples' Chorus, Partenership With Children

John Jay College, Columbia University, Fordham University, The City College of New York, The State University of New York (SUNY)

Midori and Friends, Early Stages, Amas Musical Theatre, Carnegie Hall Global Encounters, The Young Peoples' Chorus

Partnership with Children, SCAN Beacon

Literacy Takes A Bow

Community Service Opportunities; Internship Opportunities

8:00 AM

4:30 PM

This school will provide students with disabilities the supports and services indicated on their IEPs.

ESL

Functionally Accessible

1

Priority to Manhattan and Bronx students or residents

Then to New York City residents

40.798884

-73.933319

11

8

194

1054786

1017970100

East Harlem North

04M435

Manhattan Center for Science and Mathematics

Manhattan

M435

Yes

212-876-4639

212-996-5946

info@mcsm.net

9

12

BxM7, M101, M102, M106, M116, M15, M15-SBS, M35, M98

260 PLEASANT AVENUE

MANHATTAN

NY

10029

www.mcsm.net

1603

Manhattan Center for Science and Mathematics is a traditional, college preparatory high school. Our school is proud to provide students with challenging curricula in a close-knit environment. Course offerings and high standards enable students to competitively apply to the nation’s most selective colleges and universities. Our teachers know our students individually, providing each one with personalized attention and guidance. Student programs focus on four years of science and math with a broad base of liberal arts. Most students take Advanced Placement (AP) courses beginning in tenth grade. Many students take college courses though the CUNY College Now program while in high school. In collaboration with major universities, we provide our students with the opportunity to study abroad in Singapore, Vietnam, the Netherlands, and China. In school and abroad, our students participate in scientific research with university mentors, some of which research has resulted in publication.

International Student and Teacher Exchange Program (ISTEP), Advanced Science Research, Forensics, Meteorology, Physiology and Anatomy, Astronomy, Horticulture, Psychology, Financial Algebra, Java Programming, Constitutional Law, Business Law, DECA, Robotics, CUNY College Now, Project Boost (college tour program), Comprehensive After-school program for tutoring and clubs, SAT Tutoring, SEO Scholars, Columbia University Double Discovery Program

Chinese (Mandarin), French, Spanish

Biology, Calculus, Chemistry, Chinese Language and Culture, Computer Science A, English, Physics, Spanish, Statistics, United States History, World History

ACE2, ASPIRA, Astronomy, buildOn, Cheerleaders, Chinese Culture, Crochet, Dance Group, Drama, Double Dutch, Drama, Female Fitness, Futsal, Gay/Straight Alliance, Greenhouse, Group Fitness, Math Team, MCSM Improv, Model UN, Music, Muslim Student Association, Oppa Noona, Principal's Advisory Council, National Honor Society, Red Cross, Robotics, Salsa, Spanish, Spartans Tae Kwan-Do, Sport, Student Government, Yearbook, Yu-Gi-Oh

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

Basketball, Bowling, Soccer, Softball, Volleyball

Harlem Center for Education, Leadership Enterprise for a Diverse America (LEDA), Settlement Readiness, Sponsors for Educational Opportunity, Learning Leaders, Harlem Children's Zone, RAPP, Children's Aid Society- Hope Leadership Academy, Harbor TEEN, and Say Yes to Education (Columbia University).

Mount Sinai Medical Center (Med Docs), Metropolitan Hospital Center (Med Pals)

Columbia University DDC/STEM/Talent Search, Cooper Union Art Study, The City University of New York (College Now at Hunter, Baruch, and Lehman, as well as Upward Bound at John Jay College), New York University Journalism Program, State University of New York Albany ASR, St. John's University Gear Up, Fordham University STEM Program, Maurick College - Netherlands

Metropolitan Museum of Art, Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), Whitney Museum, Museo del Barrio, Studio in a School, Manhattan Neighborhood Network, New York Botanical Gardens, Museum of the City of New York Saturday Academy, Jewish Museum, Noguchi Museum.

New York Cares, Community Resources Inc., Fast Track, Harlem Youth Court.

NBC Scholars, MSG Foundation Garden of Dreams.

JP Morgan Chase Fellowship Intitative

8:15 AM

2:40 PM

This school will provide students with disabilities the supports and services indicated on their IEPs.

ESL, Transitional Bilingual Education: Spanish

Functionally Accessible

2

Priority to students attending Isaac Newton Middle School for Math & Science

Then to District 4 students or residents

Then to New York City residents

For M16K only: Open only to students whose home language is Spanish

40.793856

-73.934028

11

8

178

1053152

1017130001

East Harlem North

04M495

Park East High School

Manhattan

M495

No

212-831-1517

212-348-6097

Kmccart6@schools.nyc.gov

9

12

BxM1, BxM11, M1, M101, M102, M106, M15, M15-SBS, M2, M96, M98

6 to 103rd St

230 EAST 105 STREET

MANHATTAN

NY

10029

www.parkeasths.org

413

The mission of Park East is to educate all students to be critical thinkers by conducting research, solving complex problems, clearly expressing ideas through writing, providing evidence to support arguments, and reading challenging texts. By completing a rigorous curriculum, our students graduate prepared for the challenges of college. Through our classes and a highly structured four-year advisory system, we help students develop individual and social responsibility by setting the highest personal and academic standards. Athletics, school-wide activities, and traditions at Park East reflect our commitment to being an inclusive, fun-loving, and respectful community. Park East students acquire a set of values and a sense of kinship that allows them to realize and reach ambitious goals.

National Honor Society; Full-time college counselor; Full-time librarian; Academic support; Small class size of 19; CUNY College Now, SAT Prep, Student Council, Electives: Service and Leadership, Music, Anatomy, Statistics, Exercise Physiology, Forensics, Art History, Art Portfolio, Advanced Poetry, Applied Technology, Drama

Spanish

Calculus, English, Environmental Science, Spanish, United States History, World History

Art Club and Exhibition, Dance Team, Green Team, Finer Things, Fitness, Honors Book, Harlem DNA Lab, My Way Girls Group, Theatre Program, Travel, Yearbook, Yoga; After School tutoring, Teacher Office Hours before school, College/Cultural trips to Washington, DC and CUNY/SU, NY Career Day, Honors Breakfast, Welcome Week, Thanksgiving Feast, Intraschool Advisory team-building and competitions, Mediation

Basketball, Cheerleading, Running, Swimming, Volleyball, Weightlifting

East Harlem Tutorial Program, Boys and Girls Harbor, East Harlem Pride Sports Collaborative, Stanley Issacs Center, Say YES to Education

Metropolitan Hospital Center, Mount Sinai Medical Center

Columbia University Neuroscience Outreach, City University of New York (CUNY): Bronx Community College, Baruch College, Hunter College

Society of the Educational Arts, Dance Theatre Etc.

Institute for Student Achievement, Big Brothers Big Sisters, Harlem RBI, PENCIL

Kota Global Securities

RBC Capital, Tokio Marine

Uniform Required: White/Navy Park East Logo Shirt/Sweater/Sweatshirt and Navy/Khaki/Black pants or skirt; Community Service Requirement; Parents can access academic progress online at all times; Student Summer Orientation; State-of-the-art Library and Computer Lab accessible from 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM daily; Weekend enrichment programs; Internship Opportunities

8:45 AM

3:15 PM

This school will provide students with disabilities the supports and services indicated on their IEPs.

ESL

Not Functionally Accessible

1

Priority to Manhattan students or residents

Then to New York City residents

40.790543

-73.944356

11

8

170

1075643

1016540033

East Harlem South

04M555

Central Park East High School

Manhattan

M013

Yes

212-860-5929

212-860-6043

slisbon@schools.nyc.gov

9

12

BxM11, M1, M101, M102, M106, M116, M15, M15-SBS, M2, M3, M96, M98

6 to 110th St ; 2, 3 to Central Park North-110th St ; 6 to 103rd St

1573 MADISON AVENUE

MANHATTAN

NY

10029

http://schools.nyc.gov/SchoolPortals/04/M555

466

Central Park East High School (CPEHS) embodies New York City, a cultural Mecca. Students come together during and after the school day in clubs like Poetry, Chemistry, Digi, Running, Improv, and many more. Students are encouraged to succeed, and academic excellence is deeply rooted in the culture of the school community; but students are also expected to give back. CPEHS offers many programs during and after school; all of which involve students in activities that support and enrich their lives academically and socially. Caring eleventh graders support ninth graders in the Peer Group Connections mentoring program. Perhaps the best feature of CPEHS is that our teachers, guidance counselors, and administrators really care. The faculty take time to get know students individually and personally. They are deeply committed to education and care about each student’s social and emotional well being.

Advanced Regents Honors Program, College Bound Initiative, CUNY College Now (eleventh and twelfth grades), Think CUNY College Now (ninth and tenth grades), Mount Sinai Hospital Internships and MedDocs Program, Seminar classes for grades nine through twelve, Computer Coding, Data Analytics, Expanded Success Initiative, APeX (Advanced Placement Expansion) Program, National Honor Society, Peer Health Exchange, Peer Tutoring, SAT Prep Classes, Adobe Digital Photography

Spanish

Calculus, English, Environmental Science, Statistics, United States History

College Access, Research & Action (CARA) Youth Leaders, Student Council, Step-Up Program, Peer Tutoring Program, National Honor Society, Young Audiences of NY Arts Program (Choir, Dance, Improv Theatre), The Madison Times School Newspaper, Community Service, Poetry, Science Lab Tech, Double Discovery, Minds Matter, Opportunity Network, Sponsors for Educational Opportunity Scholars, High School Law Institute, East Harlem Tutorial, The Brotherhood, Girls, Inc., Search and Care Community Service, International Travel, 3D Printing Club, Go Green

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

Basketball, Flag Football, Golf, Soccer, Softball, Volleyball

Cheerleading Squad, Intramural Soccer, Weightlifting

New Visions for Public Schools, College Bound Initiative, Center for Supportive Schools, Girls, Inc. of New York City, Minds Matter, Double Discovery, Sponsors for Educational Opportunity (SEO) Scholars Program, Step-Up Program, College Access, Research & Action (CARA), Search & Care Community Service, East Harlem Tutorial Program, The Brotherhood/Sister Sol

Mount Sinai Hospital Education Department, Northside Center for Child Development

Baruch College and Borough of Manhattan Community College (BMCC) College Now Classes for students; Barnard College, Bard College, Hunter College and City College student teachers

Young Audiences of New York, The People's Production Company

National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology (FIRST) Robotics, Bloomberg LLC, Trust for Public Land, Credit Suisse, Robin Hood Foundation

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

After-school and Weekend Enrichment Programs; Parents can access students' grades online anytime; Internship Opportunities; Community Service Opportunities

9:05 AM

3:20 PM

This school will provide students with disabilities the supports and services indicated on their IEPs.

ESL

Not Functionally Accessible

1

Open to New York City residents

40.793763

-73.949381

11

8

17401

1051515

1016120050

East Harlem South

04M610

Young Women's Leadership School

Manhattan

M895

No

212-289-7593

212-289-7728

admissions@tywls.org

6

12

BxM11, M1, M101, M102, M106, M116, M15, M15-SBS, M2, M3, M98

6 to 103rd St ; 2, 3 to Central Park North-110th St

105 EAST 106TH STREET

NEW YORK

NY

10029

www.tywls.org

480

All Girls School

The Young Women’s Leadership School of East Harlem (TYWLS) opened in 1996 as the first school in a national network of excellent all-girls college prep schools. TYWLS nurtures the intellectual curiosity and creativity of young women by supporting the 'whole girl' in order to maximize academic achievement, social emotional well-being, and post-secondary success. We have a very supportive school culture that includes daily advisory, after-school academic tutoring, and regular contact with parents. Our students have opportunities for challenging work through organizational partnerships. The Young Women’s Leadership Network supports TYWLS with a wide range of programs to help prepare our students for leadership in their communities. TYWLS is also supported by the CollegeBound Initiative (CBI), which promotes college access and financial aid options for every student. We have a full-time CBI college counselor on staff who guides students and parents through the process of visiting and choosing colleges, applying to college, and applying for financial aid.

All students at TYWLS engage in an academically rigorous college prep course of study. A daily advisory period focuses on helping students take responsibility for their achievement in school, balance the many demands of a high school student, engage in community service, and build social awareness. Through the CollegeBound Initiative students are involved in an early college awareness program, including workshops, college fairs, and college visits. Students have the opportunity to participate in a scientific fieldwork program with Columbia University and Lamont-Doherty Observatory. Our ELA classes partner with the Open Doors, Stage Doors, and Manhattan Theater Club programs to bring students to numerous theatrical performances each year. A film class taught in partnership with Metropolis Studios is offered as an elective. After-school tutoring is offered for all classes.

Spanish

English, Spanish, United States Government and Politics, United States History

Orchestra, Art, Chorus, Girls Who Code, Community Improvement, Ecology, Photography, Model UN, Publishing Club, READ Foundation Internships, Robotics, SAT Prep, Science Research opportunities with Columbia University, Social Justice Club, International Club, Student Council, Step-Up Women's Network Leadership program, Step Up Pathways to Professions, Guitar Club

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

Basketball, Flag Football, Golf, Outdoor Track, Soccer, Softball, Volleyball

Volleyball, Running Club, Yoga

East Harlem Tutorial

Mount Sinai Medical Center, St. Lukes-Roosevelt Hospital

Columbia University, Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory, Smith College, Gettysburg College, and Summer Programs with: New York University, Barnard College, Skidmore College, Brown University, Smith College, University of Pennsylvania, and Gettysburg College, among others.

Museum of the City of New York, Theater Development Fund (TDF), Manhattan Theater Club, The Hudson Review

The Young Women’s Leadership Network (YWLN), Step Up Women’s Network, Girls Inc., New York Academy of Medicine, Harlem Children's Society, Reading Excellence and Discovery (READ) Foundation, Girl Scouts of the USA, American Heart Association, City Parks Foundation, Teaching American History, Gilder Lehrman, National Council on Women’s Health

Estee Lauder Companies

Trout in the Classroom, New York Blood Center

Uniform Required; Parents are expected to participate in early college activities and the college application process; Community Service Required: 120 hours; After-school tutoring is offered for all classes.

8:40 AM

3:15 PM

This school will provide students with disabilities the supports and services indicated on their IEPs.

ESL

Functionally Accessible

1

Eligibility: Open only to female students

Priority to continuing 8th graders

Then to District 4 students or residents

Then to New York City residents

40.792741

-73.947428

11

8

172

1052015

1016340003

East Harlem South

04M680

Heritage School, The

Manhattan

M107

No

212-828-2858

212-828-2861

ARodriguez21@schools.nyc.gov

9

12

BxM1, BxM11, M1, M101, M102, M106, M15, M15-SBS, M2, M3, M96, M98

6 to 103rd St

1680 LEXINGTON AVENUE

MANHATTAN

NY

10029

http://schools.nyc.gov/SchoolPortals/04/M680

322

The Heritage School, founded in 1996, is a partnership between the New York City Department of Education and Teachers College, Columbia University. We are a small learning community that fosters the development of respectful citizens and leaders who possess the academic and social skills as well as habits of mind to be successful in higher education and the world beyond. In addition to our comprehensive curriculum, The Heritage School is fortunate to be in a building and neighborhood that is immersed in culture, community, and pride.

Four-year sequence in Math/Science, College Summit, Outward Bound Retreats, CUNY College Now at Hunter College, Peer Health Exchange, NYC Public Library Literacy Leaders, Princeton Review SAT Preparation, Urban Arts Partnerships (salsa, drumming, film)

Spanish

Calculus, English, Spanish, Studio Art, United States History

After-school Tutoring, Art, Dance (Latin, Drumming Group, Hip-Hop), Literary Magazine, Math, Modeling, Student Government

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

Basketball, Flag Football, Golf, Outdoor Track, Soccer, Softball, Volleyball

PSAL offered through East Harlem Pride sport program

Counseling in Schools, Urban Arts Partnership, Boys and Girls Harbor, Union Settlement Association, East Harlem Tutorial Program, Harlem RBI Association

Teachers College, Columbia University, Hunter College, City University of New York

Taller Boricua, Studio Museum in Harlem, Lincoln Center Institute, Museo del Barrio, The Jewish Museum

College Summit, Student Press Initiative, National Academy for Excellence in Teaching, Peer Health Exchange, New York Leadership Academy

Davis, Polk and Wardwell (Law Firm)

Dress Code Required: navy blue polo shirt, khaki pants/skirt (no more than two inches above the knee); Extended Day Program

8:30 AM

3:39 PM

This school will provide students with disabilities the supports and services indicated on their IEPs.

ESL

Functionally Accessible

1

Priority to Manhattan students or residents

Then to New York City residents

40.791881

-73.946558

11

8

172

1051991

1016330013

East Harlem South

05M148

Eagle Academy for Young Men of Harlem

Manhattan

M136

Yes

212-694-6051

212-694-6053

6

9

6

12

2019

Bx19, Bx33, M1, M10, M100, M101, M104, M11, M2, M3, M4, M5, M7

1 to 137th St - City College ; 2, 3, B, C to 135th St ; A, D to 125th St

6 EDGECOMBE AVENUE

MANHATTAN

NY

10030

http://schools.nyc.gov/SchoolPortals/05/M148

140

All Boys School

The Eagle Academy for Young Men was developed on the premise that ‘Excellence, both in character and scholarship, opens doors and provides a bridge to equality.’ Our scholars will complete a challenging curriculum and are required to work hard to develop their critical thinking, problem solving and questioning skills. In addition, our young men will be charged to give back to their communities through a variety of service opportunities throughout their time at Eagle. Parents like our mindset of preparing our young men for life after middle and high school. We believe that young men are best developed when being supported through uniting the work of dedicated educators, supportive parents and actively engaged mentors. We are focused and committed to the school’s guiding principles of: Academic Excellence, Mentoring, Leadership, Integrity, Character Development and Community Service.

Eagle Honors Program; Opportunities for semester and summer abroad programs; Rites of passage experiences; Latin language course; College and career counseling starting in 9th grade; Internships; College-level and Advanced Placement courses offered in upper grades

Baseball, Basketball

Basketball

Dress Code Required: Scholars will wear blue Eagle button down shirt, dark grey pants, black shoes, belt and an Eagle tie.; Community Service: Our school requires all scholars to complete 50 hours of community service; Academic Portfolio for assessment; Bi-weekly Saturday Academy; Summer Student Orientation

This school will provide students with disabilities the supports and services indicated on their IEPs.

ESL

Not Functionally Accessible

1

Eligibility: Open only to male students

Priority to continuing 8th graders

Then to Manhattan students or residents who attend an information session

Then to New York City residents who attend an information session

Then to Manhattan students or residents

Then to New York City residents

40.817372

-73.947712

10

9

22102

1059460

1019600001

Central Harlem North-Polo Grounds

05M157

The Urban Assembly School for Global Commerce

Manhattan

M501

Yes

212-831-5201

212-831-5206

info@uaglobalcommerce.org

9

12

Bx15, Bx33, BxM4, BxM7, BxM9, M1, M100, M101, M103, M15, M15-SBS, M2, M35, M60-SBS, M7, M98

2, 3, 4, 5, 6 to 125th St

2005 MADISON AVENUE

MANHATTAN

NY

10035

www.uaglobalcommerce.org

164

CTE School

The Urban Assembly School for Global Commerce (UASGC) provides students with a career-focused, college preparatory education in the business of global commerce. Our small size ensures that all students are known well and strongly supported by their teachers both in and out of the classroom. Through frequent field trips and authentic career courses, students learn how to buy, sell, and manage the shipment of goods around the world via planes, trains, ships, and trucks, completing a full-time apprenticeship in their senior year. At UASGC, all students gain the knowledge, skills, and industry certification to graduate with a Regents diploma, enter a two or four-year college degree program, or begin a lucrative career in the rapidly growing field of global commerce.

The Urban Assembly School for Global Commerce (UASGC) provides students with a career-focused, college preparatory education in the business of global commerce. Our small size ensures that all students are known well and strongly supported by their teachers both in and out of the classroom. Through frequent field trips and authentic career courses, students learn how to buy, sell, and manage the shipment of goods around the world via planes, trains, ships, and trucks, completing a full-time apprenticeship in their senior year. Work-Based Learning Program Freshman Year, involving frequent field trips to industry sites. At UASGC, all students gain the knowledge, skills, and industry certification to graduate with a Regents diploma, enter a college degree program, or begin a career in the rapidly growing field of global commerce.

Peer Mentoring, Young Women's Leadership Club, Young Men's Leadership Club, Industry/Business Mentors, Student Advisory Council, Skills USA, Future Business Leaders of America, National Honor Society, Key Club, Peer Tutoring, PM, Saturday School; As the school grows, we expect to offer JROTC programs for interested students

Intramural Boys Basketball

Big Brothers and Big Sisters of New York City, The Urban Assembly

Maritime College, Rutgers University, SUNY Farmingdale, New York City College of Technology, Arizona State University

Materials for the Arts

CSX Freight Corporation, Parsons Brinckerhoff

The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, the NYC Economic Development Corporation, Regional Plan Association, Metropolitan Transportation Council, the Long Island Import-Export Association

Uniform Requirement: Students wear navy, gold or white polo shirt with school logo, khaki pants and closed-toed shoes. Optional navy and gold cardigan with school logo; All students participate in summer learning experiences; Extended Day Program; All students participate in internships or college coursework

8:10 AM

3:15 PM

This school will provide students with disabilities the supports and services indicated on their IEPs.

ESL

Functionally Accessible

1

Priority to Manhattan students or residents who attend an information session

Then to New York City residents who attend an information session

Then to Manhattan students or residents

Then to New York City residents

40.807383

-73.939433

11

9

206

1054156

1017520022

Central Harlem North-Polo Grounds

05M304

Mott Hall High School

Manhattan

M136

Yes

212-694-6020

212-690-5047

9

12

Bx19, Bx33, M1, M10, M100, M101, M104, M11, M2, M3, M4, M5, M7

1 to 137th St - City College ; 2, 3, B, C to 135th St ; A, D to 125th St

6 EDGECOMBE AVENUE

MANHATTAN

NY

10030

http://schools.nyc.gov/SchoolPortals/05/M304

428

Our school was founded in September 2004 with the help of Replications, Inc., a nonprofit organization dedicated to the creation of new, small, successful schools. Our school is based on the same concepts of the nationally renowned Mott Hall Middle Schools. Utilizing a challenging curriculum, we focus on academics, college, and career preparation. Students use laptops and engage in cutting edge technology in the classroom as active participants, sharing their learning and education. Experiential, hands-on learning is an important part of the school’s curriculum. We are committed to helping students develop into leaders, independent thinkers, and enthusiastic lifelong learners.

Online grading system for parents and students; Before- and after-school tutoring; Saturday Academy, Tutoring with City College, CUNY College Now, College for Every Student (CFES), College Prep with Columbia University, Regents Prep Program, iZone, Credit Recovery Electives

French, Spanish

Knitting & Crochet, Community Service (Helping-Hands), Song/Writing Guitar, Yoga, Drama, College and Scholarship, Ballroom Dancing, Music Band

Baseball, Basketball

Basketball

New York Cares, The Brotherhood/Sister Sol, Urban Scholars, YMCA, College For Every Student (CFES), Leadership Through Service.

New York-Presbyterian Hospital

The City College of New York (CUNY), Syracuse University, New York Technical College

Dance Theatre of Harlem, Multicultural Music Group, Apollo Theater, Young Playwriters, Inc.

Replications, Inc., Harlem Young Men's Christian Association (YMCA), Equality Now

Reaching The Needy is a community service project offered at Mott Hall High school.

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

Uniform Required: Hunter green polo shirt with Mott Hall logo, khaki pants, black footwear

8:00 AM

3:30 PM

This school will provide students with disabilities the supports and services indicated on their IEPs.

ESL

Not Functionally Accessible

1

Priority to Mott Hall, Mott Hall II and Mott Hall III Middle School students who attend an information session

Then to New York City residents who attend an information session

Then to Mott Hall, Mott Hall II and Mott Hall III Middle School students

Then to New York City residents

40.817372

-73.947712

10

9

22102

1059460

1019600001

Central Harlem North-Polo Grounds

05M362

Columbia Secondary School

Manhattan

M125

Yes

212-666-1278

212-666-3805

roxanabosch@columbiasecondary.org

6

12

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

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

425 WEST 123 STREET

MANHATTAN

NY

10027

www.columbiasecondary.org

659

Columbia Secondary School (CSS) is a six through twelve grade school serving academically talented students who have an interest in a selective and demanding program focusing on math, science, and engineering. CSS immerses students in science and math as a way of making sense of the world. Learning experiences focus on active exploration of major concepts, ideas, and theories that respond to life’s big questions. Our students become aware of their responsibilities to their communities and to the world. At CSS, students engage in their own explorations so that they may experience the excitement of discovery.

Students take Philosophy, Engineering, Spanish, Creative Arts and an Elective; Math, Science and Engineering program; Humanities sequence includes Philosophy coursework; Electives in the Sciences and Creative arts including Environmental Science, Genetics, Science Fiction Film, Current Events, Web Design; Focus on sustainability and community service; Students have access to Columbia University facilities and may participate in early college study on campus

Japanese, Latin, Spanish

Biology, English, Environmental Science, Physics, Spanish, United States History

Math, Science

Model UN, Architecture, Architectural Design, Book Circles, Chess, Cooking, Robotics, Film, Gardening, Journalism, Musical Theater, Latin Dance, Math Bowl, Math Problem Solving, Moot Court, Multimedia Design, Neuroscience, Photography, Green Team, Urban Ecology, Contrariwise Philosophy Journal, Gay-Straight Student Alliance Student Government, Studio Art, Science Bowl, Webpage; Students serve on the Borough Advisory Council

Basketball, Rugby, Soccer

Basketball, Cross Country, Rugby, Soccer, Volleyball

Co-ed Fitness Program: Basketball, Biking, Capoeira, Hiking/Camping, Jogging, Yoga, and Soccer.

Double Discovery, Harlem Tutorial Program,Urban Advantage Science

Columbia University, Teachers College Students can take college courses at CU starting in 10th grade

Uniform Required: dark blue shirt with CSS logo and blue jeans; Extended Day Program

8:00 AM

3:20 PM

This school will provide students with disabilities the supports and services indicated on their IEPs.

ESL

Functionally Accessible

1

Priority to continuing 8th graders

Then to New York City residents

40.810431

-73.955809

9

7

20901

1059526

1019640012

Morningside Heights

05M367

Academy for Social Action: A College Board School

Manhattan

M043

Yes

212-543-6301

212-234-8597

9

12

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

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

509 WEST 129 STREET

MANHATTAN

NY

10027

http://schools.nyc.gov/SchoolPortals/05/M367

234

The Academy for Social Action is committed to combining a challenging academic curriculum with a civic-minded educational program geared toward building leadership, scholarship and fellowship. Our students will learn to think critically, communicate effectively, and be open to new experiences and ideas as they prepare for future success in college and their careers. Students should be eager to bring change to their communities and the world.

CTE courses in Digital Communication and Business and Entrepreneurship; Individualized college, academic, and career planning; advisory programs; College Bound initiative; All students participate in service learning projects with an emphasis on social justice, community coordination, and activism

Spanish

Art History, English

Sports and Arts Foundation, Digital Video Production, Step Team, Book, Student Government

Basketball

Boys Varsity Basketball, Girls Varsity Softball, Road Runners Club, Yoga

College Bound Initiative

Harlem Hospital, Foundling Foundation

The City College of New York (CUNY), Wheelock College

ArtsConnection, Music Theatre International

College Bound Initiative

Uniform Required: School shirt with logo, gray pants/skirt; Academic Portfolio for assessment; Bi-weekly Saturday Academy; Extended Day Program; Student Summer Orientation

8:35 AM

3:45 PM

This school will provide students with disabilities the supports and services indicated on their IEPs.

ESL

Not Functionally Accessible

1

Priority to New York City residents who attend an information session

Then to New York City residents

40.815256

-73.955325

9

7

219

1059723

1019840033

Manhattanville

05M369

Urban Assembly School for the Performing Arts

Manhattan

M043

Yes

212-543-4460

212-234-4975

mmcmahon3@schools.nyc.gov

9

12

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

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

509 WEST 129 STREET

MANHATTAN

NY

10027

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

358

The Urban Assembly School for the Performing Arts (UASPA) engages students in college-preparatory curricula that infuses the performing arts into all aspects of the academic experience. By using the arts as a teaching tool and providing students with means to express themselves, UASPA breathes creativity into all subjects and builds confidence in all students. At UASPA, we believe that all students deserve access to a rigorous academic and artistic high school experience; we do not audition our students and we attract students from all five boroughs who may not have had previous access to artistic study. We have partnerships with key organizations, such as Tony Bennett Foundation/Exploring the Arts, Martha Graham Dance Company, EPIC Theatre Ensemble, and The Collegiate Chorale that support our teachers with improving instruction by integrating the arts into their classrooms and providing students with exceptional art and career-based learning experiences. At UASPA, we believe that “education equals options,” meaning that students’ education and knowledge will provide them with the skills necessary to pursue the post-secondary path of their choice, whether that be in the arts or in another field.

A full performing arts conservatory education with college preparatory course work in English, Social Studies, Math, Science. After introducing ninth grade students to dance, vocal music, and theatre programs, students audition for a major of their choosing in the second term of ninth grade. At the end of their four years of study, students take the Arts Exit Exam allowing them to earn an Arts Endorsed Diploma.

Spanish

Arts

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

Basketball

Cheerleading, Step Team, Basketball, Flag Football

College Bound Initiative, Junior Achievement, The New York Foundling, Peer Health Exchange

Central Harlem School-based Health Clinic, Mount Sinai Adolescent Health Center

The City College of New York

Aaron Davis Hall/Harlem Stage, Apollo Theater Foundation, Dance Theatre of Harlem, Epic Theatre Ensemble, The Collegiate Chorale, Tony Bennett Foundation/Exploring the Arts, Martha Graham School of Contemporary Dance

The Urban Assembly

EverFi, iMentor

Uniform Required: Official three-button polo shirt with school logo (must be purchased from our school), khaki pants, black shoes

8:15 AM

3:15 PM

This school will provide students with disabilities the supports and services indicated on their IEPs.

ESL

Not Functionally Accessible

1

Priority to New York City residents who attend an information session

Then to New York City residents

40.815256

-73.955325

9

7

219

1059723

1019840033

Manhattanville

05M499

Frederick Douglass Academy

Manhattan

M010

Yes

212-491-4107

212-491-4414

6

12

Bx13, Bx19, Bx6, M1, M10, M102, M2, M3, M7

A, B, C, D to 145th St ; 3 to Harlem - 148 St

2581 7TH AVENUE

MANHATTAN

NY

10039

www.fda1.org

1428

Our goal is to provide a curriculum that enables our students to enter a selective college or university of their choice. All students must abide by our Twelve Non-Negotiable Rules and Student Creed.

CUNY College Now, Gilder Lehman Institute of American History, Science Research, Mentoring in Medicine (MIM), FIRST Robotics, Aviation, Newspaper, Samba Band, SAT Preparation, College visits, Achieve Now, Naviance online college search, and application tracking; After-school, weekend, and holiday academic enrichment

French, Japanese, Latin, Spanish

Biology, Calculus, Chemistry, Economics, English, European History, French Language and Culture, Latin, Physics, Spanish, Statistics, United States History

After-school, weekend & holiday academic and enrichment programs; Art, Dance, Music, Chorus, Drama, Chess, Gardening, Debate, Karate, Sports, Student Government, School Radio (WFDA), School Newspaper (The North Star); Mentoring, Tutoring & Mediation Programs; BOTA, NY Greenhouse, Hydroponic & Horticulture Programs; Maroon & Gold Beautification Team, White & Blue Sustainability Team; National Honor Society; Hayden Math & Science Programs; Schwartz Science Scholars, Albert Schweitzer’s Leadership for Life Program; Domestic and international travels (e.g. Florida, Nashville, Canada, Brazil, Japan, China, Egypt, Ghana, Spain, France, Italy, Greece, Ireland)

Baseball, Basketball, Fencing, Football, Indoor Track, Lacrosse, Outdoor Track, Soccer, Tennis, Volleyball

Basketball, Fencing, Lacrosse, Softball, Tennis, Volleyball

Double Dutch

Basketball (JV), Capoeira, Cheerleading, Double Dutch, Indoor Soccer, Martial Arts, Step, Table Tennis, Wrestling

Harlem Hospital Center (FDA School Clinic)

Ithaca College, Hunter College, City College of New York, John Jay College, York College, Borough of Manhattan CC.

Aquila Theatre; Harlem School of Urban Music

Mentoring in Medicine; Chess-in-the-Schools; BuildOn; Boys & Girls Clubs of America; Let's Get Ready.

Home Box Office (HBO); WLIB

Municipal Credit Union

Uniform Required: Solid white collared button-down appropriate size dress shirt/blouse (one color, without stripes), solid navy blue pants/knee-length skirt, solid navy blue tie, solid navy blue or white sweater, solid navy blue or white socks/tights, solid black dress/ACG shoes, solid black belt. In the spring, students may wear a t-shirt with FDA logo.; Student Summer Orientation: Entering students are expected to attend our 4-to-6 week Summer Academy from early July to mid-August; Community Service Opportunities; Jupiter Grade online progress report

8:55 AM

3:15 PM

This school will provide students with disabilities the supports and services indicated on their IEPs.

ESL

Not Functionally Accessible

2

Priority to continuing 8th graders

Then to Districts 3, 4 and 5 students or residents

Then to New York City residents

40.824319

-73.93712

10

9

236

1060198

1020160100

Central Harlem North-Polo Grounds

05M670

Thurgood Marshall Academy for Learning and Social Change

Manhattan

M970

No

212-283-8055

212-283-8109

lmcdouglad@schools.nyc.gov

6

12

Bx33, M1, M10, M100, M101, M104, M11, M2, M3, M7

2, 3, B, C to 135th St ; A, D to 125th St

200-214 WEST 135TH STREET

MANHATTAN

NY

10030

http://schools.nyc.gov/SchoolPortals/05/M670

561

We offer our students and their families comprehensive educational and support programs that provide them with the experience and knowledge needed to meet the challenges of colleges, universities, and the workforce in the 21st century.

Mentoring, StreetSquash (Youth Enrichment Progam), Future Giants, Robotics, Dance, Vocal, Instrumental, Technology, Brotherhood/Sister Sol, Kaplan SAT

Spanish

Biology, English

Advisory, Choral Ensemble, Dance, Debate Team, International, Mentoring, Moot Court, Music, Poetry, Squash Book

Baseball, Basketball

Basketball

Abyssinian Development Corporation, StreetSquash, Future Giants, Young Achievers

New York-Presbyterian Hospital (school-based Clinic)

The City College of New York, Columbia University

The Studio Museum of Harlem, Apollo Theater

New Visions for Public Schools, Big Brothers Big Sisters, United Negro College Fund, New York Cares

O’Melveny & Myers LLP, NBC Universal

Uniform Required: white shirt, black pants/skirt, black shoes, red/black school sweater with school logo. Sweater available for purchase at the school; Community Service Opportunities

8:20 AM

2:40 PM

This school will provide students with disabilities the supports and services indicated on their IEPs.

ESL

Functionally Accessible

1

Priority to continuing 8th graders

Then to District 5 students or residents

Then to Manhattan students or residents

Then to New York City residents

40.815509

-73.944202

10

9

228

1058843

1019400035

Central Harlem North-Polo Grounds

05M692

High School for Mathematics, Science and Engineering at City College

Manhattan

M812

No

212-281-6490

212-281-6918

info@hsmse.org

9

12

Bx19, Bx33, M10, M100, M101, M11, M2, M3, M4, M5

A, D to 145th St ; B, C to 135th St ; 1 to 137th St - City College

240 CONVENT AVE

MANHATTAN

NY

10031

www.hsmse.org

470

Specialized High School

High School for Mathematics, Science and Engineering at City College (HSMSE) is a specialized high school combining a rigorous program in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics with an ambitious humanities curriculum. Our goal is to teach social, technological, and analytic skills in order to facilitate the development of the next generation of leaders. Our collaborative approach to education fosters a supportive community which raises the performance level of each individual. In our labs and classrooms, students learn by doing. Skilled and committed faculty teach with rigor and passion for their subjects. Housed in a dedicated building on The City College of New York campus, HSMSE gives students an early taste of college life as they eat in the college cafeteria and study in the college library. Newly-built science and engineering labs offer up-to-date equipment, and all classrooms have internet access and computers or laptop carts. Students are drawn from all five boroughs of NYC and hail from diverse ethnic backgrounds. When students graduate, they are prepared for college and for life beyond by HSMSE’s in-depth approach to learning.

Project Lead The Way Pre-Engineering (a national preengineering program): Design & Drafting for Production, Digital Electronics, Principles of Engineering, Civil Engineering & Architecture; Mount Sinai Science Research Program (two-year research cycle in the afternoons at Mount Sinai Medical Center): Advanced laboratory experiences and research internships in cardiology, oncology, obstetrics or the autopsy suite; Math Concentration: two-year program in advanced mathematics; College credits available in Precalculus, Calculus 1, Advanced Physics, Economics, Political Science, Astronomy, Spanish

German, Spanish

Calculus, Chemistry, Computer Science A, English, Environmental Science, German Language and Culture, World History

Art, Art History, Astronomy, Band, Cheerleading, Chorus, Creative Writing, Cross Country, Dance, Drama, Dr. Dragon, Math and Science Magazine, EAT NYC, Euro- Challenge, Fed-Challenge, Film, FIRST Tech Challenge, Flying Dragons Cross Country Running, Gastronomy, German, Glee, Gay Straight Alliance (GSA), Harlem IS (Dwyer Docents), Honor Society, Junior Statesman of America (JSA), Key Club, Mock Trial, Model UN, Modern Dance, MOUSE Squad, National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE), Peer and Teacher Tutoring, Photography, Poetry, Science Research, Spades/Chess, Student Government, Tennis, Varsity and JV Math Team, International League of Youth (ILY) Yearbook

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

Basketball, Soccer, Softball

Table Tennis

PENCIL Fellow Program, Geothe Institut

Mount Sinai Research, Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center

The City College of New York, Teachers College: Columbia University, University of Michigan,CCNY Grove School of Engineering

Harlem IS, Community Works, PASCH (Partner Schools), NY Historical Society, The American Museum of Natural History, Gilder Lehrman,National Society of Black Engineers,

Agilent Technologies, Sirius Satellite Radio, Tektronix, Turner Construction Company, SCA (School construction Authority),Foot Locker Athletics Program, Youth About Business Program

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

Internship Opportunities

8:00 AM

3:35 PM

This school will provide students with disabilities the supports and services indicated on their IEPs.

ESL

Functionally Accessible

1

Open to New York City residents

40.82074

-73.949097

9

9

21703

1084085

1019570200

Manhattanville

06M211

Inwood Early College for Health and Information Technologies

Manhattan

M052

Yes

212-567-1394

212-567-1825

inwoodearlycollege@gmail.com

9

11

9

14

2019

Bx12, Bx20, Bx7, BxM1, M100, M3, M4

1 to Dyckman St ; A to Dyckman St-200th St

650 ACADEMY STREET

MANHATTAN

NY

10034

http://schools.nyc.gov/SchoolPortals/06/M211

87

NYC P-Tech 9-14

Inwood Early College for Health and Information Technologies is an early college and career technical education school developed in partnership with Microsoft, NY Presbyterian Hospital and Guttman Community College. Through the school’s project-based instructional program, students earn a CTE high school diploma with technical certifications, an applied Associate of science (AAS) degree – at no cost – and work-based experience that prepares them for careers in information technology, including software and hardware installation, networking, and support, as well as health information technology and management. Students have up to six years to earn their AAS degrees before deciding if they will move directly into the world of work or continue their college education through the Bachelor’s Degree level and beyond.

Advisory, Student-Led Town Hall Meetings, Mentoring, Internships, Apprenticeships, Individualized Academic Planning and Career Counseling, Microsoft Office Suite (MOS) and Microsoft Technology Associate (MTA) Certifications, A.M. and P.M. Faculty Office Hours for Enrichment, Individual and Small-group Tutoring

National Honor Society, SkillsUSA, Health Occupations Student Association, Theater, Marching Band, Chorus, Web Design, Robotics, Dance, Soccer, Poetry, Student Government

Inwood Community Services provides programming and social services for students and families.

NY Presbyterian Hospital is one of our Founding Partners, providing mentors, internships, and thought partnership to our school.

Guttman Community College is our Founding College Partner, providing mentors and college faculty who co-plan and co-teach high school courses. The College also provides dual enrollment in college courses and full degree programs- free of charge- for Inwood Early College students.

Microsoft is our Founding Industry Partner, providing state of the art technology tools including computers, educational software for students and professional learning for faculty and staff. Microsoft also provides mentors and other work based learning supports for students.

Summer Session Offered; Internship Opportunities

8:30 AM

3:00 PM

This school will provide students with disabilities the supports and services indicated on their IEPs.

ESL

Not Functionally Accessible

1

Priority to Manhattan students or residents who attend an information session

Then to New York City residents who attend an information session

Then to Manhattan students or residents

Then to New York City residents

40.866053

-73.924835

12

10

291

1076776

1022330020

Marble Hill-Inwood

06M293

City College Academy of the Arts

Manhattan

M218

Yes

212-567-3164

212-567-3958

BDrysdale@schools.nyc.gov

6

12

Bx7, M100, M101, M3, M4, M98

A to 190th St ; 1 to Dyckman St

4600 BROADWAY

MANHATTAN

NY

10040

http://schools.nyc.gov/SchoolPortals/06/M293

587

The City College Academy of the Arts (CCAA) is an early college school. CCAA focuses on providing academic support that will allow our students to begin taking college courses in the ninth grade so they can graduate high school with 60 college credits from The City College of New York (CCNY). Arts are used to support instruction across subject areas. Instruction is supported by tutors from CCNY and enriched by visits to a variety of cultural sites within New York City.

College-level courses offered for credit in the ninth grade; Saturday and Holiday Academic Enrichment Academies

French, Italian, Japanese, Spanish

Math

Anime, Art, Arts Exploration, Chess, Cooking, Dance, Drama, ELA and Math Tutorials, Exploring Da Heights, Fitness, Glee, Hip-Hop, Lang Science, Leadership, Music, Newspaper, Orchestra, Rock Band, Salsa, Newspaper, Singing, Skittles, Spirit Committee, Strings, Student Council, Students Against Destructive Decisions (SADD), Technology Art, Web Design

Basketball, Soccer

Softball

We plan to offer sports based on student interest.

Children's Aid Society

The City College of New York, The City University of New York (CUNY) - Early College Initiative

The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Aaron Davis Hall, Carnegie Hall, Theatre Development Fund, Jazz at Lincoln Center, Uptown Dance Academy, ABADA-Capoeira New York City

Christodora, The Lang Program, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation

Dress Code Required: White or purple polo shirt, gray slacks/skirt; Extended Day Program (Monday through Thursday) focused on the arts: drama, music, dance, media art, web design, photography

8:15 AM

4:00 PM

This school will provide students with disabilities the supports and services indicated on their IEPs.

ESL

Functionally Accessible

1

Priority to continuing 8th graders

Then to Manhattan students or residents

Then to New York City residents

40.86079

-73.930672

12

10

285

1076756

1021720016

Washington Heights North