2016 DOE High School Directory

01M292

Henry Street School for International Studies

Manhattan

M056

Yes

212-406-9411

212-406-9417

cloughl@schools.nyc.gov

6

12

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

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

220 HENRY STREET

MANHATTAN

NY

10002

http://schools.nyc.gov/SchoolPortals/01/M292

255

Henry Street School for International Studies is a unique small school founded by the Asia Society. While in pursuit of knowledge about other world regions, including their histories, economies and world languages, students acquire the knowledge and skills needed to prepare for college and/or careers. Teachers and other adults who make up the learning community forge supportive relationships with students and parents while providing challenging and engaging learning experiences. Our school partners with various community, arts, and business organizations to help students achieve success. Our theme of international studies extends beyond the classroom, where students participate in ongoing ‘Advisory Day Out’ excursions where the multiculturalism of NYC becomes the classroom.

Global/International Studies in core subjects; Literacy block schedule; Personalized instruction in small classes; Student Advisories; International travel opportunities; After-school program focused on youth leadership

Chinese (Mandarin), Spanish

Chinese Language and Culture, Psychology, United States History

Math through Card Play; Art, Poetry/Spoken Word, Drama, Book, STEP, Big Brothers/Big Sisters, Student Government/Leadership, Future Project

Basketball

Boxing, Track, CHAMPS, Tennis, Flag Football, Softball

The Henry Street Settlement; Asia Society; America Reads; Future Project; 21st Century Grant

Gouverneur Hospital (Turning Points)

New York University

Asia Society

Heart of America Foundation

United Nations

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 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

40.713684

-73.986336

3

1

201

1003223

1002690041

Lower East Side

01M448

University Neighborhood High School

Manhattan

M446

No

212-962-4341

212-267-5611

ransonunhs@gmail.com

9

12

M14A, M14D, M15, M21, M22, M9

J, M, Z to Delancey St-Essex St ; F to East Broadway

200 MONROE STREET

MANHATTAN

NY

10002

www.universityneighborhoodhs.org

304

University Neighborhood High School (UNHS) is the first collaborative partnership school between New York University and the New York City Department of Education. We are proud to provide all kinds of learners with a challenging curriculum in a supportive environment so that they can successfully participate in higher education opportunities and the workforce.

UNHS students can earn up to 24 tuition-free college credits by taking CUNY College Now classes at the Baruch College Campus or at UNHS during the regular school day in addition to taking courses at LaGuardia College, BMCC or St. John’s University; courses include Business, Speech Communication, Psychology, and Personal Finance. Variety of innovative technology courses such as Microsoft Office Suite, Computer Programming, Computer Coding, Gaming, Web Design, Adobe Suite, and Film Production. Two Sigma, one of our technology partnerships, is currently open to ninth and tenth graders to develop in-depth computer technology skills. Other academic opportunities include College Summit, Kaplan SAT prep review classes, Saturday Regents Prep, Saturday ESL classes at St. John’s University, an Advanced Regents Diploma honors program, and the Deloitte Academy mentoring program.

Chinese (Mandarin), Spanish

Calculus, Chinese Language and Culture, English, Spanish, Studio Art, United States Government and Politics, World History

Science

Basketball, Badminton, Handball, Glee, Dance (in our state-of-the-art dance studio), Weight Training (in our newly-renovated gym), Ping Pong, Tennis, Step Team, After-School Tutoring, Peer Tutoring, Lunchtime Tutoring, Saturday SAT Prep, Saturday Regents Prep, ESL Saturday Academy, Regents Prep, National Honor Society, Council for Unity, Young Women’s Empowerment, Student Assistance Services, Aviation, Book, Chess, Robotics, Computer, Spanish, Student Government, Art, Audio (at a live radio station), Music, Digital Art Studio, Guitar and Piano, Literary Magazine, Murals and School Beautification, Video and Cooking. At UNHS, we will also help any student develop any club that has 10 or more students interested in joining.

Basketball, Bowling, Handball

Bowling, Softball

Grand Street Settlement, Henry Street Settlement, Educational Alliance, Gouveneur Hospital, The New Museum, Health and Hospital Corporation, College Summit, PENCIL,

Gouverneur Hospital, The Door, The Mount Sinai Adolescent Clinic

New York University, CUNY Baruch College, Parsons School of Design, St. John's University, LaGuardia Community College, BMCC,

Dance Film Association, Dance Makers Film Workshop, Theatre Development Fund, Hester Street Collaborative Public Arts Project, The New Museum, The Whitney Museum, The International Center for Photography, Cooper Union

W!SE, Big Brothers Big Sisters, Peer Health Exchange, New York Public Library, United Way NYC, Network for Teaching Entrepreneurship (NFTE),

Deloitte LLP Consulting and Financial Services, Kaplan, Two Sigma Technology and Consulting, PENCIL,

Movement Research

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

Incoming students are expected to attend school orientation in June; Internships are encouraged and supported; Extra academic support is available daily for all students in all subjects.

8:15 AM

3:15 PM

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

ESL, Transitional Bilingual Education: Chinese

Not Functionally Accessible

3

Open to New York City residents

For M35B only: Open only to students whose home language is Chinese (Mandarin)

40.712399

-73.984497

3

1

202

1003214

1002590044

Lower East Side

01M450

East Side Community School

Manhattan

M060

Yes

212-460-8467

212-260-9657

tomm@eschs.org

6

12

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

6 to Astor Place ; L to 1st Ave

420 EAST 12 STREET

MANHATTAN

NY

10009

www.eschs.org

666

Performance Assessment School

We are a small secondary school that prepares all students for college and careers. We set high standards and work with all of our students to help them meet these standards. With no more than twenty-five students per class, teachers are able to provide personal attention in a respectful environment. Our staff makes sure that we know every student well. We assess our students by challenging them to use what they have learned in creative ways to complete interesting projects. Students, staff, families, and community members all see themselves as part of a team whose main goal is the success of every individual student.

Our advisory system ensures that we can effectively address our students’ and their families’ needs; Through the College Bound Initiative, our full-time college counselor helps prepare students for the college application process; Advanced students take CUNY College Now at Hunter College; Electives include Visual Art, Rapping/Poetry & Beat Making, Choir, Digital Art and Photography, Skateboarding, Film Making, Chess, Dance, Bicycling, and Video Game Design

French, Spanish

English

After-School Tutoring, Art Portfolio Classes, Chess Team, I Challenge Myself Bicycling Program, Dance, Environmental Committee, Gay/Straight Alliance, Hip-Hop Beat Making & Rhyming, Model UN, School Newspaper, Peer Tutoring, the Brotherhood and Girl’s Group, Principal’s Book Club, Yoga, Rock Band Program, SAT Prep Classes, Scholars Program, School Newspaper, Skateboarding PE Classes, Student Council, Cheerleading, Gardening Internships, Choir, Travel, Volleyball, Morgan Stanley Internship Program, Saturday Photography Program, Rock Climbing at Brooklyn Boulders, Golf, Video Game Design, Surfing and Snowboarding through Stoked

Baseball, Basketball, Soccer

Basketball, Soccer, Softball, Volleyball

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

University Settlement, Educational Alliance, CASALEAP, Project Stay.

Columbia Teachers College, New York University, The New School, John Jay College, Hunter College, Borough of Manhattan Community College (BMCC) Upward Bound, Bard College, Gettysburg College, Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT) Summer Program, At Home in College CUNY Program.

University Settlement, The Possibility Project, Bridging Education and Art Together (BEAT), International Center for Photography, ArtsConnection, Arts in Action Program, Internship Program, Loisaida Art Gallery located within the school and online, Loisaidaartgallery.org, Five Boroughs Foundation of Photography, the Nuyorican Poet’s Café.

College Bound Initiative, Center for Collaborative Education, Stoked, PENCIL, Fund for Public Schools, Ramapo, Facing History and Ourselves, National Lab Day, Chess-in- the-Schools, Sponsors for Educational Opportunity (SEO), Lower East Side Ecology Center, Coalition of Essential Schools, Upward Bound, CARA (College Access: Research & Action).

Prudential Securities, Moore Capital, Morgan Stanley, Barclay Intercontinental Hotels, Supreme, IBM, Guardian Insurance, Guggenheim Partners.

Brooklyn Boulders (Rock Climbing)

Students present and defend their work to committees twice a year through our portfolio roundtable presentations; Students complete Performance-based Assessment Tasks (PBATs) such as a college-level history research paper and a student-designed science experiment as a replacement for the math, science and history Regents Exams. Students do take the ELA Regents Exam. The state recognizes these PBATs as a replacement for the Regents Exams.; Internship Opportunities

8:30 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 continuing 8th graders

Then to New York City residents

40.729589

-73.982555

3

2

34

1005974

1004390017

East Village

01M509

Marta Valle High School

Manhattan

M025

Yes

212-473-8152

212-475-7588

jbailey2@schools.nyc.gov

9

12

B39, M103, M14A, M14D, M15, M15-SBS, M21, M22, M8, M9

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

145 STANTON STREET

MANHATTAN

NY

10002

www.martavalle.org

363

Marta Valle High School (MVHS) offers a strong program of academic and character development in the tradition of our namesake Marta Valle, a social worker, youth advocate, and community organizer. Our Core Values – Respect, Leadership, Integrity, Diligence, and Service – are woven throughout everything we do. Our academics are supplemented by electives in the arts. Our students can earn college credit at the City University of New York (CUNY). MVHS is a place where ‘Educating Hearts and Minds for the 21st Century’ is a reality.

Advanced Regents Diploma; CUNY College Now; Mastery-based Grading System; Advisory program; College Placement Office and College Advisor; Statistics, Culinary Arts, Video and Music Production, Piano, Visual Art, Drama, Dance, Advisory, Fitness and Weight Training Studio, Technology Integration through Blended Online Instructional Model; Media, Living Environment, and Chemistry Science Labs

French, Spanish

Model Peer Leadership Program, ‘The Vine’ Student Newsletter, After-school Program, Student Ambassadors, Animation, College and Career Fair, Family Night, Art, Audio Recording, Camping, Cheerleading, Chorus, Dance, Film, Gallatin Great Works Project (NYU), Kaplan SAT Prep, Monthly Family Resource Fairs, MOUSE Squad, National Honor Society, Painting, Peer Mediation and Conflict Resolution, Princeton Center for Leadership, Recycling, Fashion Show, Songwriting, Step, Student Advisory Council, Sarah Lawrence College Student Interns, Lunchtime Cafe Clubs, Theater, Voice, Young Entrepreneurs

Basketball

Badminton

Table Tennis

Volleyball, Zumba

NYCDOE Innovation Zone Lab Site, Grand Street Settlement, Learning Through an Expanded Arts Program (LeAP), NYU Gallatin Writing Project, Lower East Side Girls' Club, Lower East Side Family Alliance, Relationship Abuse Prevention Program (RAPP).

Gouvenuer's Hospital

New York University (NYU), Sarah Lawrence College, Williams College, Borough of Manhattan Community College (BMCC), Empire State College, Minister of Education of Quebec, International Remote Networked Schools Project

Young Audiences, The National Arts Club, Educational Network of Artists and Creative Theatre (ENACT), Creative Cookie

College for Every Student (CFES), Morningside Center for Teaching Social Responsibility, Australian United States Services in Education (AUSSIE), Careers through Culinary Arts Program (C-CAP), Childsight

Estée Lauder

Bank of America

CASALEAP, Beacon

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

Students Dress for Success; Summer Bridge to Success Program for incoming students in July offers HS credits; Saturday Success Academy Regents Prep; On-site Placement and Referral Office for Summer Youth Employment Program; Parent Resource Room; College Trips & Tours and Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) Application Workshops

8:00 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 District 1 students or residents

Then to Manhattan students or residents

Then to New York City residents

40.720581

-73.985645

3

1

3001

1004323

1003540080

Chinatown

01M539

New Explorations into Science, Technology and Math High School

Manhattan

M022

No

212-677-5190

212-260-8124

Sglasgall@schools.nyc.gov

12

B39, M14A, M14D, M21, M22, M8, M9

F, J, M, Z to Delancey St-Essex St

111 COLUMBIA STREET

MANHATTAN

NY

10002

www.nestmk12.net

1735

New Explorations into Science, Technology and Math High School (NEST+m) is a K-12 school that is committed to providing an exemplary accelerated education for students of diverse backgrounds who have the ability and promise to meet the demands of an academically challenging curriculum. The Upper School (grades 9-12) engages students to think abstractly and critically, and encourages them to formulate questions that guide their learning experience via discussions and research. Multiple opportunities exist for students to have internships at local universities in the sciences and the arts.

First Level Science Sequence: Ninth grade Regents Physics with a Recitation/Applications course; Tenth grade Regents Chemistry and one term of Computer Science with the option of an Student Research class; Eleventh grade Living Environment; Twelfth grade options include science electives and Advanced Placement (AP) courses; Second level science sequence is for accelerated students who have demonstrated aptitude for the sciences and mathematics; can begin AP courses in ninth, tenth, and eleventh grades.

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

Calculus, Chemistry, Chinese Language and Culture, Computer Science A, Economics, English, European History, Human Geography, Latin, Physics, Spanish, United States History, World History

Math, Science

After-School Jazz Band, Annual Coffee House Concert, Annual Gallery Walk Art Exhibitions, Borough Advisory Student Council, Community Service Learning, Competitive Ballroom Dancing, Creative Writing, Debate Committee, Debate Team, Educational Field Trips, Green Club, Gay-Straight Alliance (GSA), Handball, Heart to Heart Charity, Kangaroo International Competition, Mandarin, Math Team, Model UN, National and Local Chess Championships, National Honor Society, Annual Talent Show, New York Math League Competition, Peer Leaders, Red Cross, Robotics, Scholastic Arts Competition, School Leadership Team (SLT), Social Justice, Student Government, Chorus, The Gauss Contest, The Purple Meet, Ultimate Frisbee, Winter and Spring School Plays, World Science Festival

Basketball, Fencing, Indoor Track, Soccer

Basketball, Fencing, Soccer, Softball, Volleyball

Badminton, Baseball, Cross-Country, Dance, Outdoor Track, Soccer, Softball, Table Tennis, Volleyball

7th Precinct Community Affairs, NYCWastele$$, Penny Harvest, Blood Drive, CASALEAP, University Settlement House, Henry Street Settlement, Toys for Tots

Hunter College, New York University, Cornell University, St. John's University, Pace University, Baruch College

VH1, Dancing Classrooms, Center for Arts Education, New Museum, School of Visual Arts, The Jazz Standard, New York State School Music Associations, American Choral Directors Association; Visiting Artists: Jeff Lederer, Wynton Marsalis, Monica Buffington, Ralph Alessi

After 3

Time Warner Cable, Google, IBM, MET Project, Sony, Vital NY

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

Dress Code Required: Business Casual - shirt/blouse, khaki, corduroy or dark denim (navy, black, brown, dark gray) pants, dress slacks/skirt/dress. On Assembly Days, students wear job interview clothing (Boys - shirt and tie, optional blazer); Community Service Requirement - All Upper School students are required to complete 60 hours of Community Service; Ninth grade math and science are single gender classes.

8:15 AM

4:00 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 New York City residents

40.718895

-73.979308

3

2

2201

1004070

1003350001

Lower East Side

01M696

Bard High School Early College

Manhattan

M097

No

212-995-8479

212-777-4702

apply@bhsec.bard.edu

9

12

M14A, M14D, M21, M22, M8, M9

525 EAST HOUSTON STREET

MANHATTAN

NY

10002

www.bard.edu/bhsec

545

Bard High School Early College Manhattan (BHSEC Manhattan) was founded on the belief that many students are ready to do serious college work at age sixteen. Bard College partnered with the NYC Department of Education to create an innovative program that enables high school students to move, in four years, from ninth grade through the first two years of college, earning a high school diploma, up to sixty college credits and an Associate of Arts (AA) degree upon graduation.

In the first two years at BHSEC, students undertake a course of study designed to provide a grounding in mathematics, science, history, English, and a foreign language. They participate in a variety of arts classes and complete state requirements in Physical Education and Health. Students' work in the college program builds on their high school studies and BHSEC offers a variety of college courses, as well as independent study opportunities. Students must complete sixty college credits to receive the Bard College AA degree. Our curriculum is designed to enable students to transfer to colleges and universities with up to two years of college credit

Chinese (Mandarin), French, German, Greek, Latin, Russian, Spanish

Bard Bulletin online newspaper, Bardvark student newspaper, Art Magazine, Asian Culture, BHSEC Connect, BHSEC Literary Magazine, BHSEC Student Activist Network, BHSEC Student's Union, Book, Break Dance, CAFE performances, Chinese Language and Culture, Current Events, Debate, ECO, Film, Future Doctors and Scientists of America (FDSA), Karaoke, Literary Magazine, MAC (Making A Change), Mock Trial, Model UN, Muslim Students Association, Philosophy, Step Team, Swim, Table Tennis, Theater Production, Winter and Spring Concerts, Yearbook

Basketball, Soccer, Tennis

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

Co-ed Ultimate Frisbee

Lower East Side Girls Club, Third Street Music School Settlement, Educational Alliance Edgies Teen Center, Grand Street Settlement, Henry Street Settlement, Lower East Side Ecology Center, YMCA Global Teens

Bard College, Bard College at Simon's Rock, Rockefeller University, New York University, Union College

American Symphony Orchestra, American Museum of Natural History

New York Academy of Sciences

9:00 AM

3:50 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

40.719029

-73.975891

3

2

1002

1004062

1003250025

Lower East Side

02M047

47 The American Sign Language and English Secondary School

Manhattan

M047

Yes

917-326-6668

917-326-6688

wshama@schools.nyc.gov

9

12

BM1, BM3, BxM1, BxM10, BxM11, BxM4, BxM7, BxM8, BxM9, M1, M101, M102, M14A, M14D, M15, M15-SBS, M23, M34A-SBS, M9, QM21, X10, X14, X17, X2, X28, X37, X38, X42, X5, X68

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

223 EAST 23 STREET

MANHATTAN

NY

10010

www.47aslhs.org

169

At “47”, the American Sign Language and English High School, we believe that all students have the right to learn in an inclusive, academically rigorous environment. Our elective courses challenge our students’ creativity and our graduates emerge proficient in American Sign Language (ASL). Our school community nurtures responsible citizens of the world, addressing all aspects of young adult development by providing the necessary individual supports for our students to be college and career ready.

Small class sizes, Baruch CUNY College Now, Summer programs at various colleges, Partnerships with College Summit, College Board Advanced Placement (AP) classes, Intensive instruction in ASL, Collaboration with The School of Cooperative Technical Education for eleventh and twelfth grade students interested in more intensive technical or vocational courses, Community-based internships, Mindfulness practices

American Sign Language

English

Academic Bowl, ASL Performance, ASL Poetry, After-school Tutoring, Archery, Arts and Crafts, Chorus: Signing and Singing, Coding, Computer Science, Creative Writing, Chess, Chorus, Dance, Drama, Drumming, Food & Nutrition, Forensics, Knitting, Peer Mediation, Regents Prep, SAT Prep School Newspaper (in print and video), Student Council, Video Production and Editing, Visits to ASL Interpreted Broadway shows, Weight Room, Yearbook

Basketball, Cross Country, Track, Volleyball

WRI-Welfare Rights Initiative at Hunter College, New York City (NYC) Police Academy, Housing Works Thrift Store, City Opera Thrift Store,

New York University (NYU), The City University of New York (CUNY), Baruch College, LaGuardia Community College, Gallaudet University, Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT)

Third Street Music School Settlement, Lineage Project

PENCIL

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

Our student body is composed of deaf, hard-of-hearing and hearing students; Our students graduate with bilingual language proficiency (American Sign Language and English); ASL classes offered to parents and the community; Internship Opportunities

8:00 AM

2:50 PM

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

ESL

Functionally Accessible

1

Priority to “47” American Sign Language & English Lower School students

Then to New York City residents who know or are interested in learning American Sign Language

40.738548

-73.982455

6

2

64

Gramercy

02M135

The Urban Assembly School for Emergency Management

Manhattan

M520

Yes

212-225-0998

212-225-0996

info@uasem.org

9

12

411 PEARL STREET

MANHATTAN

NY

10038

www.uasem.org

193

CTE School

The Urban Assembly School for Emergency Management (UASEM) provides students with real-world learning opportunities. Students at UASEM have the unique opportunity to participate in career-related courses, internships, and emergency simulations with our partners Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), American Red Cross, Department of Homeland Security, and more. With our partners, we develop curricula and activities in Emergency Management that create a sense of personal responsibility and empowerment among our students, parents, and staff. Students will develop leadership skills, learn how to use mapping and emergency response software as well as CPR, and learn how to recognize and respond to hazardous materials, among other abilities.

Courses in our three Emergency Management (EM) Career Pathways are: Emergency Management, Response and Recovery and Emergency Technology and Communications; Students choose a pathway in eleventh and twelfth grade; Students participate in at least one major emergency simulation; Students who successfully complete their residency will receive a special industry certification and/or college-approved credentials on their high school diploma

Spanish

Peer Mediation, Peer Tutoring, Student Council, National Honor Society, Yearbook, PSAT and SAT Preparation, Step, Dance; Clubs: Drama, Art and Photography, Chess

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

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

Intramural Basketball

Internship Program Offered; Ninth grade Summer Orientation at the American Red Cross headquarters; Home visits scheduled for all ninth graders; Incoming ninth graders are assessed in reading and math in the late summer prior to the school year

8:41 AM

3:31 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

40.711442

-74.000851

1

1

29

1001388

1001130100

Chinatown

02M139

Stephen T. Mather Building Arts & Craftsmanship High School

Manhattan

M625

Yes

212-399-3520

212-245-4669

info@MatherHSNYC.org

9

12

439 WEST 49TH STREET

MANHATTAN

NY

10019

www.MatherHSNYC.org

193

CTE School

Are you hoping four years of high school will lead you to a good college, a challenging career, or both? Do you like projects, working with your hands and learning by doing? How do you feel about field trips and being outdoors in all kinds of weather in all of the seasons? Are you creative, inquisitive, action-oriented, responsible, a positive risk-taker, collaborative, and conscientious? At Stephen T. Mather Building Arts & Craftsmanship High School (Mather HS), you will prepare for college and beyond through hands-on learning and skills training. With the National Park Service (NPS), our school offers CTE pathways in the specialized building arts or landscape management, all through the lens of historic preservation. You will build a strong academic foundation and learn solid trade skills, opening doors to a successful future.

All ninth graders take an Introduction to Historic Preservation course with six field trips, and a survey of architecture, carpentry, masonry, decorative finishing, and landscape management. At the end of tenth grade, students choose one of the CTE pathways in either the Building Arts [Carpentry (woodworking), Masonry (stone/brick/plastering); Decorative Finishing (art/painting/ornamental work)] or Landscape Management. Both programs conclude with an internship and job shadowing with NPS or one of our other industry partners. All students experience field trips to partner sites such as Ellis Island, Governors Island and the Statue of Liberty. We have a school-wide advisory program that emphasizes our core values.

Student Government, Yearbook, Naval JROTC, National Honor Society, Peer Mediation, Tutoring/Peer Tutoring, Gay/Straight Alliance, Performing Arts Club, Art/Film Club

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

Basketball, Flag Football, Soccer, Softball, Volleyball

Soccer, intramural basketball, flag football, weightlifting & aerobic training

National Park Service (NPS), which manages 400+ national parks, historic sites and monuments nationwide.

CUNY; American College of the Building Arts

The Engaging Educator (Improv)

Students complete 100 hours of community service by their senior year, volunteering with nonprofit organizations including Bideawee Animal Shelter, Ranger Conservation Corps, Chemo Comfort, Project Sunshine, Harlem Tutorial, NYC Foodbank, among many others.

CTE Advisory Council

Uniform Required: Mather-branded shirt, lanyard, and ID tag visible at all times; Safety equipment at school and on worksites is needed; Tutoring available; Internship Opportunities; Community Service Opportunities

8:55 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 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

40.76337

-73.990593

4

3

127

1026646

1010590015

Clinton

02M260

M.S. 260 Clinton School Writers & Artists

Manhattan

M933

No

212-695-9114

212-695-9611

admissions@theclintonschool.net

6

10

6

12

2018

BxM2, M104, M11, M12, M20, M23, M34A-SBS, M34-SBS, M4, M42, X17J, X30, X31

1, 2, 3, A, C, E to 34th St - Penn Station

425 WEST 33RD STREET

MANHATTAN

NY

10001

www.theclintonschool.net

270

The Clinton School believes that students who are prepared for college must have an education that encourages them to take risks as they produce and perform. Our college preparatory curriculum relies on our expertise in developing writers and building a tight-knit community. As we evolve and grow, Clinton remains committed to developing students who can think analytically and write creatively in a wide range of genres. Our arts programming builds on our 25 years of experience in visual, performing arts and music on a middle school level. We are also deepening our existing partnerships with Theater for a New Audience and the Whitney, and taking advantage of our proximity to new cultural partners. We are a International Baccalaureate (IB) candidate school. The IB program is a good fit for for the creative, confident, thoughtful, and self-motivated learners that have always been successful at Clinton. Beyond the IB, we will offer opportunities to take college courses at neighboring universities.

Free college courses at neighboring universities; International Travel, Special Arts Programs, Music, Internships, College Mentoring

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

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

Unleashed

Whitney Museum, Theater for a New Audience, City Center, Dancing Classrooms

The 2016 cohort will attend school in our new permanent home on E. 15th Street, allowing students from all parts of the city easy access by way of public transportation. Our building is a new construction; it contains: visual arts rooms, a music room with separate practice rooms, two science labs, a library and lounge designed to serve as a social media center and gathering space, a cafeteria with treeline views, 8,500 square foot gym, college guidance suite and classroom design that allows for maximum natural light.

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

Then to New York City residents

40.753091

-73.99764

4

3

103

1012851

1007310054

Hudson Yards-Chelsea-Flatiron-Union Square

02M280

Manhattan Early College School for Advertising

Manhattan

M520

Yes

212-225-0880

212-225-0882

Info@meca-nyc.org

9

11

9

14

2019

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

www.meca-nyc.org

97

NYC P-Tech 9-14

Through close partnerships with the Borough of Manhattan Community College (BMCC) and with the advertising and media industry, Manhattan Early College School for Advertising (MECA) provides all students with a strong education that prepares them for college and careers. Students have the option to remain at MECA for up to six years and can earn an Associate Degree – at no cost – in addition to their CTE-endorsed high school Regents diploma. In the first four years, students participate in a range of work-based learning experiences including job shadowing, field trips, special training seminars, and summer internships. At MECA, we hold all community members accountable for our five pillars: Scholarship, Creativity, Character, Responsibility, and Empathy. We take pride in our nurturing environment where all students are respected and supported as they develop intellectually, socially, and emotionally. Students are held to high standards and expected to participate in the development of our community. Graduates will be prepared to succeed in four-year colleges or go directly into competitive careers.

We offer an Early College experience leading to a free Associate Degree from BMCC in Multimedia Arts, Multimedia Programming, or Business; Professional mentor program; Small advisory groups led by faculty mentors; Microsoft Office Specialist Certifications; Adobe Certified Associate Program; Communications and Advertising Design Certification; College and career trips

Advertising Competition, Advertising Industry Council, Art, Chess, Dance, Drama, Film Making, MECA-Zine, Saturday Academy, Student Government, Technology

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

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

Borough of Manhattan Community College; City University of New York

The Museum of Art and Design; The Paley Center for Media

American Association of Advertising Agencies; Multicultural Advertising Intern Program; New York American Marketing Association

Deutsch; Omnicom Media Group

Afterschool Tutoring; Internship Opportunities

8:20 AM

2:50 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

40.711442

-74.000851

1

1

29

1001388

1001130100

Chinatown

02M282

Urban Assembly Maker Academy

Manhattan

M520

Yes

718-935-3442

info@uamaker.org

9

11

9

12

2017

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

www.uamaker.nyc

103

CTE School

The Urban Assembly Maker Academy (UA Maker) prepares students for college and careers by focusing on industries that creatively use technology to solve problems. Students will use technology every day in a highly personalized environment that engages professionals at the top of their fields to guide project-based learning. Our school features new kinds of classroom experiences that recreate what the workplace looks and feels like for tech professionals. We support and empower students to become the next generation of designers and inventors. In challenge-based courses, students tackle real world problems and develop the skills, tools, and habits of inquiry to be tomorrow’s “makers,” contributing to the internationally booming “Maker Movement.”

Regents prep curricula; Academic coaching; Small group advisory; Courses in coding, digital fabrication, design thinking, and web applications; PSAT/SAT Prep; College and career counseling beginning in students’ first year; Work site visits; Personalized and blended learning; Personalized pathway to graduation; Digital badges and portfolios

Student Advisory Council, Peer Tutoring, Peer Mediation, PM and Saturday School, Maker Club, Coders Club, National Honor Society, Robotics, Design Competitions: Startup Weekend EDU Teens

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

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

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

Summer Session Offered

9:00 AM

3:45 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

40.711442

-74.000851

1

1

29

1001388

1001130100

Chinatown

02M288

Food and Finance High School

Manhattan

M535

Yes

212-586-2943

212-586-4205

cmercado4@schools.nyc.gov

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

www.foodfinancehs.org

427

Park West Educational Campus

CTE School

We offer an academically challenging CTE program focusing on the culinary arts and finance. Since we believe that food is fundamental to personal, social, economic, and ecological health, the themes of food and finance are integrated into our curriculum and school environment. Cornell University, our lead partner, brings expertise in science, sustainable food production, nutrition, and other topics. Students develop critical thinking skills while engaged in projects, portfolio development, internships, and entrepreneurial ventures. In addition to the state endorsed CTE diploma, students are expected to take a series of industry-recognized certification examinations.

Students may receive CTE endorsement in Culinary Arts; Cooking, Baking, Food and Culture, Food-Related Financial Management, Computer Technology, Internships, ServSafe, New York City Food Handlers Certificate and ProStart Certification, Financial Literacy Certification, College level credit from CUNY College Now (Kingsborough College), Jumpstart (Monroe College), PSAT/SAT; Technology is integrated throughout the school curriculum; Science classes include hands-on use of latest technologies, such as growing fresh produce through classroom and science room hydroponics. Visiting Master Chef Program offers students the additional opportunity to interact with high profile industry professionals, chefs, bakers, entrepreneurs, and other food related professionals.

Spanish

English, Environmental Science, United States History

CTE

4-H, Anime, Arts, Baking, Cornell Nutrition, Drama; Educated and Aware Teens Who Inspire Smart Eating (EATWISE), Entrepreneurship, Guitar Club, National Honor Society, Peer Mediation/Conflict Resolution, Poetry, ProStart, Saturday Academy, Scholarship, School Newsletter, SkillsUSA, Step Dance, Student Government, Technology, Weight Training, Yearbook, Youth Leadership, Youth-run Business

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

Basketball, Volleyball

New York State Restaurant Association, New York State Education Foundation, Peer Health Exchange, Careers through Culinary Arts Program (C-CAP), Relationship Abuse Prevention Program (RAPP),Citi Foundation.

Cornell University Cooperative Extension, Kingsborough Community College, Monroe College, Culinary Institute of America, SUNY Cobleskil, Columbia University School of Social Work, New York University Steinhardt School of Education, Borough of Manhattan Community College-City University of New York (CUNY)

American Museum of Natural History, Museum of Modern Art, Metropolitan Museum of Art, Museum of the Moving Image, Museum of Jewish Heritage, Tenement Museum, Brooklyn Museum.

Food Education Fund, Youth Service Opportunity Project, Generation Citizen, Working In Support of Education (WISE) and The Chef's Connection.

Food Network and Sysco Foods

Municipal Credit Union

Celebrity Chefs: Marc Murphy, Scott Conant, Amanda Freitag, Aaron Sanchez, Alex Guarnashelli, Geoffrey Zakarian, Chris Santos,Ingrid Hoffmann and many others. Restaurant Internships- Food Network, Union Square Hospitality Group (Shake Shack, Blue Smoke, Gramercy Tavern, The Modern); Pier 60, City Crab, ARK Restaurant Corporation (Bryant Park Grill, Rio Grande); Amy's Bread, Tom Cat Bakery, Craft Restaurant,Beacon Restaurant, Miss Mamie's Spoonbread Too, Mangianaro's, Great Performances, Carrot Top Pastries, Sazon, Sofrito, Ditch Plains, Illilli.

Uniform Required: Solid white or blue school polo shirt with logo, black or khaki pants, and a chef's uniform in all culinary classes. In cold weather: Black cardigan/sweater vest; Additional Requirements: Year 1 and year 2 of the ProStart Exams, National Occupancy Competency Testing Institute (NOCTI) hands-on practical, complete at least 400 hours of paid work experience, pass the NYC Food Handlers Certificate and the national Serve Safe Exam; In order to qualify for scholarships, students should participate in numerous highly competitive culinary competitions

7:40 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 New York City residents who attend an information session

Then to New York City residents

40.765184

-73.992953

4

3

135

1083802

1010790029

Clinton

02M294

Essex Street Academy

Manhattan

M445

Yes

212-475-4773

212-674-2058

meghan@essexstreetacademy.org

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.essexstreetacademy.org

358

Seward Park Educational Campus

Performance Assessment School

Essex Street Academy (ESA) prepares all students for success in college and careers by treating them as individuals with specific strengths and needs and appealing to their intellectual curiosity. We offer elective courses that challenge students to develop their own ideas and push them to learn by doing. Students design and conduct experiments, develop historical theses, analyze works of literature, and develop solutions and proofs for mathematical problems. Small class size makes a personalized approach to education possible, enabling teachers to develop an individual relationship with each student. At ESA, our students are active learners and graduate from our school confident in their ability to tackle any problem they encounter.

Ninth and tenth grade courses: Ecology, Genetics, Human Impact, Response to Literature, Persuasive Writing, World War II, Studio Art, Music; Math sequence culminating in Calculus; Upper grade courses include: Year-long intensive courses in Theater and Studio Art, Physics, Neuroscience, Anatomy & Physiology, Chemistry, Personal Narrative, Constitutional Law, 19th Century Social Movements; Full-time college counselor, Overnight trips to colleges, SAT prep, College courses offered via New York University (NYU), The City University of New York (CUNY) and Monroe College; Advisory; Students complete three years of Foreign Language and Art.

American Sign Language, Chinese (Mandarin), French, German, Italian, Spanish

Calculus, Spanish

Study Hall, Governor’s Committee Mentoring Program, Global Kids, Peer Tutoring, Community Service, Student Newspaper, Big Sib Mentoring Program, Mock Trial, Step Team, Student Government, Theater, Yearbook, Yoga

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

Badminton, Basketball, Bowling, Softball, Tennis, Volleyball

Boys Intramural Basketball Team, Cheerleading Team

Greenwich Village Youth Council

New York University, Parsons School of Design, CUNY College Now, and Monroe College

The Possibility Project

Volunteers of Legal Services Corporation, New York Cares, Facing History and Ourselves, New York City Outward Bound

Ramius Capital Group, LLC; Hughes Hubbard & Reed LLP

.

Essex Street Academy (ESA) is a member of the Performance Standards Consortium; To graduate, students complete challenging in-depth projects and present their findings to panels consisting of parents, teachers, students and invited guests who serve as outside evaluators.; Tutoring in every subject provided by teachers five mornings a week; Twelfth Grade Internship Program; Additional Tutoring Provided on Saturdays

9:25 AM

4:10 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

40.716778

-73.989337

3

1

18

1005283

1004080030

Chinatown

02M296

High School of Hospitality Management

Manhattan

M535

Yes

212-586-0963

212-265-1307

ymompoi@schools.nyc.gov

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/M296

424

Park West Educational Campus

The High School of Hospitality Management (HSHM) is located in the heart of the resurgent Clinton area, where there is the highest concentration of hotel and hospitality establishments in New York City. Through an interdisciplinary approach, students will develop problem-solving skills that prepare them for exciting careers in hospitality management and post-secondary education. This challenging, student-centered school combines a curriculum that provides CTE courses as well as traditional academic studies. Our lead partner, the National Academy Foundation, provides resources and expertise to provide students with a range of experiences. Students have the opportunity to graduate with a Regents diploma and receive national industry-recognized certifications. Our professional staff, along with parents and students, are equal stakeholders in the creation of an invigorating and supportive learning environment.

College Preparatory workshops, Academic Support and Enrichment Programs, Health/Advisory Program, Honors Course Offerings, Technology integrated throughout School Curriculum, Project and Inquiry-based Learning, SAT Prep Courses, Digital Learning, Industry Certification Opportunities, CUNY College Now, Specialization in Culinary Arts and Business Management, Hunter College Teaching Assistant Program

Italian, Spanish

English, Studio Art

Book, Chess, Culinary Arts, Digital Learning, Drama, Event Planning, Field Trips to Colleges, Fitness Training, Pilates, Running, Graphic Arts, Guitar, Hydroponics Program; Junior Advisor Mentors, School Newspaper, Student Government, Explorers Program, Movie Night, Studio Art, Talent and Fashion Show, Yearbook, National Honor Society

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

Basketball, Volleyball

Intramural Basketball, Flag Football

ASPIRA, Jewish Board Youth Council League

St. Luke’s-Roosevelt Hospital Center

Kingsborough Community College; Hunter College; Cornell University (Cooperative Extension Hydroponic Lab Study)

Museum of Arts and Design

Peer Health Exchange

National Academy Foundation; American Place Theatre

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

Dress Code Required: Navy blue or burgundy collared shirt, gray or black pants; Sophomores take the New York City Food Handlers Certification Exam for the Health Department certificate necessary for managers in the food industry; Community Service Required; Internships in the Hospitality Industry; Saturday Regents Program

9:00 AM

3:45 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

40.765184

-73.992953

4

3

135

1083802

1010790029

Clinton

02M298

Pace High School

Manhattan

M131

Yes

212-334-4663

212-334-4919

msowiski@schools.nyc.gov

9

12

B39, BxM18, M103, M14A, M15, M15-SBS, M22, M5, M9, X28

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

100 HESTER STREET

MANHATTAN

NY

10002

http://schools.nyc.gov/SchoolPortals/02/M298

423

The PACE High School creates a college-oriented, student-centered environment with high expectations for every student. Students create a résumé of quality educational experiences that will prepare them for success in college and beyond. Students are known well through our advisory program and are appreciated for their unique talents and contributions to our learning community. Our curriculum and practices are tailored to the individual needs of our students, enabling them to reach their ambitious goals. Working in close collaboration with Pace University, our school shares the extensive resources of the university, with access to classes, libraries, computer labs, and recreational facilities.

Advisory Program, Advanced Regents classes, Tiers of educationally enriching experiences during and after school, including Saturdays and over the summer; Students who have passed five Regents exams with an 85 average by eleventh grade are eligible to take free courses at Pace University; Honors classes offered in ninth and tenth grades; Advanced Placement (AP) classes in eleventh and twelfth grades

Spanish

Calculus, Environmental Science, United States History

Academic Tutorials, Advisory Debates, Homework Help, Amnesty International, Bridge Running, Cheerleading, Caribbean Dance, Drama, Gay Straight Alliance, Hip-Hop, Literary Magazine, Mentorships, Choir, Latin Dance, National Honor Society, Poetry Out Loud, Science, Envirothon, Chess, Bollywood Dance, Spanish National Honor Society, Step, Student Expositions, Math Zone, Student Government, Student-designed Publications, Technology, Anime/Video Game, Wellness Center, Yearbook, YMCA: Youth Leadership, Dance, Martial Arts, Swimming; Girls Who Code, SAT Prep, Art in NYC

Basketball

Basketball, Cross Country, Outdoor Track, Softball, Volleyball

Independent Soccer League, Basketball, Bridge Running, Flag Football, Handball, Badminton

Minds Matter, Sara D. Roosevelt Park Coalition, New York Cares, Chinatown Young Men’s Christian Association (YMCA), Center for Urban Education, Charles B. Wang Teen Resource Center

Pace University

Lincoln Center for the Arts, Working Playgrounds, New Museum, Museum of Chinese in the Americas (MoCA), Arts in General, Arts, Inc.

Libery Partnership Program, Big Brothers Big Sisters, Materials for the Arts, New York Cares, PENCIL

Time Warner, Inc.

Dr. Sun Yat Sen Middle School (MS 131), Emma Lazarus High School

Academic Portfolio required; All incoming ninth grade students participate in our ‘First Summer’ program, a three-day program at the Pace University Campus, from August 10-12, 2016; Pace University offers 5 full scholarships every year to graduating Seniors; Senior Social Action Project, Paper and Presentation required; Community Service Required: 180 hours

9:00 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 New York City residents who attend an information session

Then to New York City residents

40.716553

-73.993092

3

1

16

1082489

1003010003

Chinatown

02M300

Urban Assembly School of Design and Construction, The

Manhattan

M535

Yes

212-586-0981

212-586-1731

Matt.Willoughby@uasdc.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/M300

414

Park West Educational Campus

The Urban Assembly School of Design and Construction (SDC) prepares students for college and beyond through a challenging academic program with an emphasis on Architecture, Engineering, and Design. Students take a biweekly Design Seminar and visit architectural sites throughout New York City. SDC is committed to involving students and families along the path to college through a challenging academic program, frequent communication, college advisory, and extracurricular activities. These elements, in addition to our design program, create a supportive and challenging educational environment.

Four years of English, math, science and social studies; Minimum study of two years of Design Studio, which includes Introduction to Concepts of Architecture, Design, and Engineering; Electives such as Music, Drama, Creative Writing and College Writing; Internships at firms in the Architecture, Engineering and Construction Management fields; Participation in the Sponsors for Educational Opportunity (SEO) Program and Architecture, Construction and Engineering (ACE) Mentor Program

Spanish

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

After-School Field Trips and Office Tours, After-School and Summer Design programs, Community Service, Chess, Drama, Fashion, Anime, International Travel Opportunities, Peer Tutoring, Photo and Media, SAT Preparation, Student Government Association, Weight Training, Yoga

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

Basketball, Volleyball

Boys Basketball, Girls Softball, Girls Soccer, Running, Flag Football

Youth Counseling League

PRATT Institute

The Center for Architecture, The Salvadori Center, The Skyscraper Museum

The Urban Assembly

Turner Construction Co.; NYC Department of Design and Construction; Thornton Tomasetti, Inc.; Robert Silman Associates; Parsons Brinckerhoff; Hardesty and Hanover; F.J. Sciame Construction Co., Inc.; Gensler; ACE Mentoring; Sam Schwartz; Structure Tone; Skidmore, Owings, & Merill (SOM); OMNI Architects, STV Inc., Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen, & Katz;

BNP Paribas

American Council of Engineering Companies (New York)

Dress Code Required: Boys - button-down dress shirt, dress pants, belt, dress shoes, full-length sweater. Girls - button-down shirt, dress slacks/skirt (one inch below the knee), black stockings, flat dress shoes, full-length sweater; Our program emphasizes design and architecture, not construction trades; Internship Opportunities

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

Priority to New York City residents who attend an information session

Then to New York City residents

40.765184

-73.992953

4

3

135

1083802

1010790029

Clinton

02M303

Facing History School, The

Manhattan

M535

Yes

212-757-2680

212-757-2156

dana@facinghistoryschool.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

www.facinghistoryschool.org

406

Park West Educational Campus

Performance Assessment School

At Facing History School (FHS), we graduate lifelong learners who are leaders in their communities. We are a small school with teachers who care deeply for our students and work their hardest to nurture them for the opportunities that await them after graduation. Since a college degree is an essential ingredient for success, we prepare our students academically, socially, and emotionally to meet the demands of the world through project based learning, art integration with studio classes, a College 101 course and a four-year advisory program. We foster a college-going culture and provide a great deal of support to our students for college and career readiness. In choosing FHS, you are choosing to join a dynamic learning community, to think deeply about yesterday, today and tomorrow, and to envision how to make a positive difference in the world.

Performance Based Assessment School, Kaplan SAT Prep, After-School Tutoring, Bea Kovich College Scholarships (for selected graduating seniors); All students are members of an Advisory class that meets four times per week with an Advisor; This class supports students emotionally and academically throughout their time at FHS; 4 years of math and science offered

Spanish

English

After-School Tutoring, Art Crew, Photography, Poetry, Visual Arts, Audio, Dance, Drumming; Cheerleading, Community Service, Conflict Resolution, Gay-Straight Alliance, HUSO, School Government, Tech Crew, Unity (Girls Club), Finance, Chess; Additional clubs are created based on student interest

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

Basketball, Volleyball

Activities to be formed based on student interest

CityKids, Peer Health Exchange

Mount Sinai Hospital

New York University (NYU) Steinhardt School of Education, Lehman College, Columbia University, Borough of Manhattan Community College,. City College

Facing History and Ourselves, Urban Arts Partnership, News Literacy Project

School Reform Initiative, Fund for Public Schools, Relationship Abuse Prevention Program, Substance Abuse Prevention program, PENCIL, ADEONA Foundation,Human United Strength Organization (HUSO)

Dress Code Required: White/black/navy/brow collared shirt, shoes, sweater/sweatshirt when needed, black/brown/navy slacks; Academic Portfolio required for graduation; Extended Day Program offered: Includes tutoring and credit recovery classes, from 3:00 PM – 5:30 PM; Incoming ninth grade students and parents are expected to attend an Orientation session; Internship Opportunities

8:35 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 District 3 students or residents who attend an information session

Then to Manhattan students or residents who attend an information session

Then to New York City residents who attend an information session

Then to District 3 students or residents

Then to Manhattan students or residents

Then to New York City residents

40.765184

-73.992953

4

3

135

1083802

1010790029

Clinton

02M305

Urban Assembly Academy of Government and Law, The

Manhattan

M445

Yes

212-505-0745

212-674-8021

contact@uaagl.org

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.uaagl.org

329

Seward Park Educational Campus

At The Urban Assembly Academy of Government and Law (AGL), we are preparing students to be successful in life beyond high school. As a college and career readiness high school, and a school that promotes social justice, we are committed to ensuring that all students are matched with a post graduation opportunity. Through our law and government theme, we provide students with real-life and hands-on experiences that equip them with the academic and social skills needed for their next step in life. At AGL, we are planting the seeds for future success.

Our students take courses such as Law & Ethics, Forensics, and Public Speaking in addition to courses that prepare them for a Regents or Advanced Regents Diploma. Our eleventh grade students participate in free SAT Prep courses during the school day. Advanced students can take Advanced Placement (AP) courses and CUNY College Now courses to earn college credit

Spanish

Economics, English, Spanish

Student Government, Art, Basketball, Cheerleading, Soccer, Music, Weight Room, Law Team, Freaks and Geeks, Senior Committee, Mentoring, Soccer, Tutoring

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

Badminton, Basketball, Bowling, Softball, Tennis, Volleyball

AGL Intramural Basketball, Soccer, Cheerleading

Henry Street Settlement, Peer Health Exchange, Generation Citizen, My School-My Community

New York University Law School, NYU Wagner School for Public Policy, Borough of Manhattan Community College

Abrons Art Center (provides drama instruction)

The Urban Assembly

Jones Day Law Firm

Uniform Required: Blue polo shirt with school logo, khaki or gray pants. Uniforms are available for sale at the school.; Accepted students are expected to attend a New Student Orientation session in June; Extended Day Program: Students are expected to participate in Extracurricular Activities and Regents Prep/Tutoring; All ninth grade students attend a Bridge To High School Program that is an extension of the regular school day and is offered three days a week. The program includes academic support, academic advisement, and extracurricular clubs.

8:32 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 Districts 1 and 2 students or residents who attend an information session

Then to Manhattan students or residents who attend an information session

Then to New York City residents who attend an information session

Then to Districts 1 and 2 students or residents

Then to Manhattan students or residents

Then to New York City residents

40.716778

-73.989337

3

1

18

1005283

1004080030

Chinatown

02M308

Lower Manhattan Arts Academy

Manhattan

M445

Yes

212-505-0143

212-674-8021

lcordero@schools.nyc.gov

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.lomanyc.net

383

Seward Park Educational Campus

The Lower Manhattan Arts Academy (LoMA) is a small, multicultural school where the focus is on academic excellence through the arts. Every aspect of LoMA’s design, structure and practice supports each student’s intellectual, emotional and cultural growth with the ultimate goal of success in a four-year college or career. To this end, LoMA students take additional math, science, reading, internship and arts classes, and extracurricular activities. As an arts school, LoMA integrates visual and performance elements into all of our students’ days. Students have the opportunity to work with artists during academic classes to create high quality, standards-based performances of learning. Our school has partnerships with many Lower East Side arts organizations so that every student takes part in an Extended Day Program at least twice a week. To support our students’ success at meeting these higher standards, we maintain an intimate, nurturing community with a large number of adults watching over and taking care of our students.

Internships for all seniors; artists-in-residence; project-based learning in academic classes; daily advisory; daily reading period; college classes at New York University (NYU) and John Jay College; extensive daily after-school tutoring; and about 40 school trips a year to museums and performances. After completing a ninth grade rotation of all of the arts, students select a major in art, music, dance or drama; priority in selection is given based on attendance and punctuality.

Spanish

LoMA students are required to participate in two days of extracurricular activities or tutoring a week: Chorus, Swimming, Chimera Concept Dance Team, LoMA Theatre Ensemble, LoMA Cares Volunteer Group, Student Government, After School of Rock, Studio Art, Yearbook, Cheerleading, Chess, Ultimate Frisbee, Photography, Theatre Tech, Yoga, Weight Room and others

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

Badminton, Basketball, Bowling, Softball, Tennis, Volleyball

Intramural Sports: Basketball, Soccer, Swimming

Educational Alliance for comprehensive after-school programs and college advising; The Door and Henry Street Settlement for college advising, college trips and SAT preparation classes; Peer Health Exchange for weekly workshops on teen health issues led by NYU students.

We have a Community Healthcare Network Clinic on site and our seniors complete internships at Gouverneur Hospital.

New York University and John Jay College (college classes for juniors and seniors)

Henry Street Settlement/Abrons Arts Center, New York Theatre Workshop, St. Luke's Orchestra, The Grammy Award Foundation, Early Stages, LEAP.

Internship Opportunities; Extended Day Program; Our Open House is currently scheduled for November 18 at 6:30 p.m. Call for confirmation. Due to the large number of applicants, we do not offer tours.

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 Districts 1 and 2 students or residents who attend an information session

Then to Manhattan students or residents who attend an information session

Then to New York City residents who attend an information session

Then to Districts 1 and 2 students or residents

Then to Manhattan students or residents

Then to New York City residents

40.716778

-73.989337

3

1

18

1005283

1004080030

Chinatown

02M316

Urban Assembly School of Business for Young Women, the

Manhattan

M282

Yes

212-668-0169

212-668-0635

pminaya@uasbyw.org

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

www.uasbyw.org

405

All Girls School

We provide a high-quality education to young women with an interest in business. We offer a Regents-based and business-themed curriculum in a supportive small school environment. We foster the development of socially conscious young women who will think independently and embrace diversity. Our students are exposed to all areas of business and career options through our Career Exploration classes and Partnership programs, such as the Power Luncheon Series, Career Days, and Mentoring. We prepare our young women to become future business leaders and to succeed in a diverse and ever-changing business environment.

College Preparatory Courses, Advisory Program, College Connections, Career Planning Seminar, Internships, After-school sessions, Tutoring, Regents Preparation

French, Spanish

United States History

Business Trips, Community Service, Dance, Digital Photography, Power Luncheons, PSAT and SAT Preparation, Step Team, Student Government, The Urban Assembly School of Business for Young Women (UASBYW) Mentoring Program, Travel, Yearbook, Yoga, Etiquette

Baseball, Basketball

Basketball, Softball, Volleyball

Basketball, Golf, Track, Volleyball

CItyKids Foundation, Girls Inc., The New York Peace Institute

New York University - Leonard N. Stern School of Business

The Urban Assembly

The Women's Bond Club, Goldman Sachs, Time Inc., NY Stock Exchange, Chandler and Chicco Company, American Express

The Federal Reserve Bank, New York State Banking Department

Junior Achievement

Uniform Required: white short/long-sleeved oxford/polo shirt with the school emblem, gray slacks/skirt (no shorter than one inch above the knee), white, black or gray tights/socks, solid black shoes, solid burgundy sweater with the school emblem (Flynn & O'Hara pink skirt permitted only during spring term); Extended Day Program; Internship Opportunities

8:35 AM

3:30 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 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

40.70568

-74.013302

1

1

9

1000811

1000220013

Battery Park City-Lower Manhattan

02M374

Gramercy Arts High School

Manhattan

M460

Yes

212-253-7076

212-253-8095

sdicicco@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.gramercyartshs.org

530

Gramercy Arts is an audition dual-mission high school that offers a balanced education experience that includes a rigorous challenging college preparatory program and four-year study in the arts. All incoming ninth grade students are programmed for Advancement Via Individual Determination (AVID) College Advisory course, with the opportunity to continue the program for the remaining three years. Our Studios include a four-year study in a variety of visual and performing arts.

Saturday classes at Parsons School of Design, Cooper Union, and Fashion Institute of Technology, AMAS Theater Troop, AVID, Affliaton with 20 Arts Partnerships

Italian

Arts

Union Square Partnership, Fitness, Debate, Model UN, National Honor Society, Vineyard Theatre, School Plays and Musicals, Arts Shows, Dance

Baseball, Basketball, Handball, Soccer, Volleyball

Basketball, Softball, Volleyball

Union Square Partnership, McBurney YMCA

New York University (NYU), Parsons The New School for Design, Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT), School of Visual Art (SVA), New York City College of Technology

Theatre Development Fund, Battery Dance, New York City Center, Greenwich Village Orchestra (GVO), Vineyard Theater, Center for Arts Education, Lincoln Center, Manhattan Theatre Club, American Ballet Theatre, New Museum, MOMA and The New York Historical Society

Center for Arts Education, Together Our Resources Can Help (TORCH), PENCIL , Norma Kamali, Union Square Partnership, McBurney YMCA

Cleary, Gottlieb, Steen & Hamilton Law Firm, Sears, Norma Kamali

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

8:15 AM

3:30 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

40.735494

-73.987659

6

2

50

1017828

1008720057

Gramercy

02M376

NYC iSchool

Manhattan

M615

Yes

917-237-7300

212-219-0743

admissions@mail.nycischool.org

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

www.nycischool.org

442

NYC iSchool is dedicated to equipping students with the skills necessary for success and leadership in the 21st century. The iSchool program is designed to offer students opportunities to engage in meaningful work that has relevance to them and the world, with the choice and responsibility to determine their high school experience, and unique structures to support their development.

Real-world Problem-based Learning, Advisory, Online Courses, Senior Projects, Teaching Assistant Program, Field Experience; Individualized schedules based on student choice

Chinese (Mandarin), French, German, Latin, Spanish

Calculus, English, Environmental Science, World History

Yearbook, iCare Community Service, Debate Team, Rock Band, Jazz Band, iNews, Green Roof Team, Model UN, Creative Writing, Black Student Union, Coding Club, Cheerleading, Finance Club, Crochet Club; Additional clubs will be formed based on student interest

Baseball, Basketball

Basketball, Softball

Bowling, Cross Country, Handball, Indoor Track

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

9:00 AM

4:00 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

40.7244

-74.004625

2

3

37

1007378

1004910016

SoHo-TriBeCa-Civic Center-Little Italy

02M392

MANHATTAN BUSINESS ACADEMY

Manhattan

M440

Yes

212-647-1983

212-647-1989

kpolson@manhattanbusinessacademy.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.manhattanbusinessacademy.org

438

We are a small learning community committed to preparing students for college and career success through varied academic course offerings and a comprehensive Work-based Learning Program. Our school boasts a comprehensive business program as well as a strong advisory program that allows students to form close relationships with our faculty members. Students demonstrate their understanding of subject material through writing portfolios and presentations at the end of unit. After four years of academic instruction, Advisory and work-based learning experiences, our students graduate well-prepared to succeed in college and in their career paths.

Four years of core courses in math, science, English, and history; Honors courses; Interdisciplinary Support for English Language Learners; Advisory, Virtual Enterprise CTE Program, Work-based Learning, Sociology; CUNY College Now at Baruch, BMCC, BCC, and John Jay College; After-school tutoring, PSAT and SAT and Regents Prep

French, Spanish

CTE

Burton Chill Programs: Snowboarding (Winter) and Surfing (Summer), Hudson Sailing, Student Ambassadors, Student Council, Dance Team, Hula Hoop, Business Club, Chemistry, Anime, Art, Drama, and Guitar clubs; Internship opportunities through partnerships with Futures & Options and Pencil Fellows Programs, Sponsors for Educational Opportunities (SEO), Minds Matter

Baseball, Basketball, Bowling, Soccer, Volleyball, Wrestling

Basketball, Bowling, Softball, Tennis, Volleyball

Intramural Basketball, Cheerleading

Virtual Enterprises International

Mount Sinai

Baruch College College Now, BMCC College Now, John Jay College Now, Monroe College Jump Start Pre-College Program

Student Press Initiative

Futures and Option: Career Essentials Program, Junior Achievement, PENCIL

Deloitte, Advent Solutions

Institute for Student Achievement

8:45 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

40.742867

-74.002136

4

3

89

1013096

1007420007

Hudson Yards-Chelsea-Flatiron-Union Square

02M393

BUSINESS OF SPORTS SCHOOL

Manhattan

M625

Yes

212-246-2183

212-246-2913

solomon@nycBOSS.org

9

12

BxM2, M10, M104, M11, M12, M20, M31, M34A-SBS, M42, M50, M57, X1, X14, X30

B, D to 59th St-Columbus Circle ; 1, C, E to 50th St ; A to 42nd St-Port Authority Bus Terminal ; B, D to 7th Ave ; N, Q, R to 49th St

439 WEST 49TH STREET

MANHATTAN

NY

10019

www.nycBOSS.org

449

CTE School

We are a small CTE high school. We expect our students to learn the fundamentals of business and entrepreneurship and to graduate prepared for college and careers as business analysts, marketers, entrepreneurs, and journalists. Students have many opportunities for real-world learning and building their own personal networks in the sports management industry through internships and other on-the-job activities. Our graduates may also earn industry certifications in Microsoft Office, Business Management, and Entrepreneurship.

Students receive CTE endorsement in Business Management and Entrepreneurship; Journalism, Internships, Virtual Enterprise, Graphic Arts, Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) Industry Certification, National Occupational Competency Testing Institute (NOCTI) Workplace Readiness Certification, CUNY College Now Courses in Business and Entrepreneurship, Business Communications, Entrepreneurship, Finance and Marketing, Writing Across the Curriculum, SAT preparation

Spanish

English, Environmental Science, United States History

CTE

College Guidance, Computer Tech, Dance, Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA), Drama Internships, Journalism, Navy JROTC, Photography, School Store, Student Government, Visual Art

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

Basketball, Flag Football, Soccer, Softball, Volleyball

Federation Employment & Guidance Services (FEGS), Big Brothers Big Sisters (mentoring)

St. John's University, Long Island University

Abrons Arts Center (Henry Street Settlement)

New Visions for Public Schools, iMentor, PENCIL, CollegeSpring, CollegeBound Initiative

Industry Advisory Board comprised of executives from NBA, Madison Square Garden, NFL, ESPN, WISE, Major League Baseball, and other sports and business organizations.

Morgan Stanley mentoring program

Virtual Enterprises, Network for the Teaching of Entrepreneurship (NFTE)

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

Business Dress Code: On certain days, collared shirt, slacks/skirt, tie for boys and professional dress for girls; Internship Requirement: Corporate internships in eleventh or twelfth grades

8:20 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 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

40.76337

-73.990593

4

3

127

1026646

1010590015

Clinton

02M399

THE HIGH SCHOOL FOR LANGUAGE AND DIPLOMACY

Manhattan

M460

Yes

212-253-2480

212-253-2539

DSchindler@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.hsflad.org

437

Through a challenging academic program that provides opportunities for public service and global awareness, our students learn the craft of international diplomacy while developing their technology and communication skills. Students also have the opportunity to achieve proficiency in Mandarin and French through an intensive, engaging program designed for students of all levels, including those who have never studied the language before.

Intensive Chinese Language Program for all students, Honors and Advanced Placement (AP) Classes, Advisory, Interdisciplinary Support

American Sign Language, Arabic, Chinese (Mandarin), French, German, Spanish

Calculus, English, French Language and Culture

IRIS Literary Magazine, Chess, Japanese, Journalism, Model UN, Peer Mediation, Service, Student Government, MOUSE Squad, Tutoring, Yearbook, Girls Acapella

Baseball, Basketball, Handball, Soccer, Volleyball

Basketball, Softball, Volleyball

As we expand, we plan to offer Intramural Sports including Martial Arts.

The United Nations Association of the United States of America (UNA-USA) Global Classrooms, United Nations, Chinese Language Teachers Association of Greater New York PENCIL

Beth Israel campus/school-based Health Center (full-service clinic offering primary care and preventive health services)

New York University

Rueben Museum

YMCA

Asia Society International Studies Schools Network

8:00 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

40.735494

-73.987659

6

2

50

1017828

1008720057

Gramercy

02M400

High School for Environmental Studies

Manhattan

M834

Yes

212-262-8113

212-262-0702

GGross@schools.nyc.gov

9

12

BxM2, M10, M104, M11, M12, M20, M31, M5, M50, M57, M66, X1, X14, X30

1, A, B, C, D to 59th St-Columbus Circle ; E to 50th St ; N, Q, R to 57th St

444 WEST 56 STREET

MANHATTAN

NY

10019

www.envirostudies.org

1301

The mission of the High School for Environmental Studies (HSES) is to reach high standards of excellence by providing a unique, challenging curriculum. We combine environmentally-infused courses with applied-learning experiences and hands-on programs that incorporate the rich diversity of New York City. It is the further mission of our school for families, students, administration, and staff to collaborate to identify issues, define goals, formulate policies, and implement activities. Our Environmental Seminar provides all ninth graders with individualized attention and helps students to develop their skills in an environment that fosters risk-taking and independent growth. Everyone in the HSES community is committed to excel, as all learners are challenged, motivated. and provided with an open avenue of communication.

Honors Academy, Environmental Internship/Career and College Advisory, CUNY College Now, Blue Star Financial Literacy, SAT Prep, Senior Thesis, SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry (SUNY-ESF) courses in Writing in the Environment & the Global Environment (students can gain up to 10 SUNY credits); Sponsors for Educational Opportunities (SEO), Writing Center, Science Research, Forensic Science, Chorus, Art and Ceramics, Yoga, Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater; Beginning and Advanced Instruments

French, Italian, Spanish

Biology, Calculus, Chemistry, Economics, English, Environmental Science, Human Geography, Physics, Spanish, United States Government and Politics, United States History, World History

Art, Badminton, Board Games, Envirothon, Fantasy Science Fiction, Leadership Class, Literature, Marketing/Public Relations, Model UN, Multicultural Aspects,National Honor Society (Arista), Photography, Student Government, Weight Training, Yearbook, Youth Environmental Stewards (YES), Yoga, Salsa Dance, Marketing/Public Relations, Video games/Sci-Fi/Fantasy, Math Team, French

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

Basketball, Handball, Soccer, Softball, Tennis, Volleyball

Friends of HSES and Relationship Abuse Prevention Program (RAPP)

Jewish Board of Family and Children Services

Columbia University Center for Ecological Research and Conservation (CERC), John Jay College, University of Vermont, City University of New York (CUNY), SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry (ESF), Hunter College, Baruch College

Open Stages at Lincoln Center, American Museum of Natural History, New-York Historical Society, Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, Pearl Theatre Company, New York Botanical Garden, Wave Hill

The Nature Conservancy, Leaders in Environmental Action for the Future (LEAF), Sponsors for Educational Opportunity, Student Conservation Association, New York City Public Library, Council on the Environment of New York City, New York Aquarium, National Outdoor Leadership School

Toshiba America Foundation

City Parks Foundation, Urban Park Rangers, Christadora, NYS Department of Environmental Conservation

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

Incoming Student Orientation and Placement Testing; All ninth graders take the PSAT; Student Center open 5 days a week for tutorial sessions; Saturday tutorial sessions available 10:00 AM -2:00 PM; Internship Opportunities; Community Service Opportunities

9:00 AM

3:45 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

40.767791

-73.987531

4

3

139

1026841

1010650001

Clinton

02M407

Institute for Collaborative Education

Manhattan

M475

Yes

212-475-7972

212-475-0459

ICEadmissions@gmail.com

6

12

BM1, M1, M101, M102, M103, M14A, M14D, M15, M15-SBS, M23, M3, M34A-SBS, M8, M9, X10, X12, X14, X28, X37, X38, X68

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

345 EAST 15TH STREET

MANHATTAN

NY

10003

www.iceschool.net

482

Performance Assessment School

The Institute for Collaborative Education (ICE) is founded on the principles of the Coalition of Essential Schools and is a member of the New York State Performance Standards Consortium. As a progressive school, our courses and units of study are inquiry-based and designed to develop students’ critical thinking skills. Students engage in academically challenging performance-based assessment tasks (PBATs) that demonstrate their understanding of course material. ICE provides students advanced learning opportunities through our collaborations and partnerships with local universities, colleges, and community-based organizations.

Academic program that culminates in PBAT Graduation Requirements in all core subject areas: History, Literature, Math, Science, and Spanish; Senior Circle Electives have included: Multimedia Technology, Songwriting/Poetry, Studio; Digital & Performing Arts, Photography, Intro to Psychology/Philosophy; Math Magic, Health and Nutrition Awareness, Computer Game Programming; Music; Studio Art; HS Jazz Band and multiple ensembles; Neuroscience program; Collaboration with The City University of New York (CUNY) and New York University (NYU) Neuroscience Labs

Spanish

Big Sibs/Little Sibs Peer Mentoring, Advisory System, Chemistry, Chess, College Bound, Craftmatics, Dance, Japanese Appreciation, Leadership, Literary Magazine, Mathletes, Music, NeuroScience Brain Bee, New York Urban Debate League, Ethnomusicology, Film Studies, Outdoors Experience, Performance Perspectives, Photography, Songwriting, Studio Art, Technology, Think CUNY College Now, Youth Media

Baseball, Basketball, Handball, Soccer

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

Basketball, Baseball, Flag Football, Soccer, Softball, Track

Greenwich Village Youth Council Inc., Youth Counseling League

Beth Israel Medical Center

New York University (Schools of Education and Social Work), Baruch College, Borough of Manhattan Community College, Hunter College (School of Social Work)

Lincoln Center Institute, Stella Adler Acting Studio, Adobe Youth Voices

The Builders Association, The Neo-Futurists, Habitat for Humanity

Our school does not use number or letter grades; Assessment is based on academic projects and portfolios

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 continuing 8th graders

Then to New York City residents

40.732447

-73.983031

6

2

48

1020419

1009220008

Gramercy

02M408

Professional Performing Arts High School

Manhattan

M017

Yes

212-247-8652

212-247-7514

admissions@ppasshare.org

6

12

BxM2, M10, M104, M11, M12, M20, M31, M34A-SBS, M42, M5, M50, M57, QM10, QM17, QM18, QM2, QM6, X1, X14

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

328 WEST 48 STREET

MANHATTAN

NY

10036

www.ppasnyc.org

536

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

College courses in grade eleven and twelve at New York University (NYU), John Jay College and Hunter College; Professional work in the arts through partnership with On Location Education; Master classes and workshops with theatre professionals; Theater and Tap Dance, Ballet, Song Preparation, Private and Group Vocal Technique, Music Theory, Theater Exploration, Musical Theater Scene Study and Acting Technique; Electives: Improvisation, Choreography, College Audition Preparation, and Songwriting

Spanish

Biology, English, United States History

Arts

School Newpaper, AIDS Walk, Assembly Committee, Audition Coaching, Black Box Theatre Productions, Chess, College Tutoring, Community Service, Drama, Film/TV, Full-scale Musical Production, Gay/Straight Alliance (GSA), Learning Center Activities, Peer Mentoring, Peer Tutoring, Photography, SAT Preparation, Science Lab Internships, Social Action Committee, Student Council, Yearbook, Debate Team

Community Board 4, The 47/48th Street Block Association

New York University, Hunter College, John Jay College, Fordham University

The Ailey School, Rosie's Theater Kids, Waterwell Drama Program, The National Chorale, School of American Ballet, American Ballet Theatre, Juilliard Pre-College, Ballet Tech, Lincoln Center Theater, Roundabout Theatre, 2nd Stage, Theatrical Workers Association

Exploring the Arts, Friends of PPAS

Time Warner, Home Box Office (HBO), The Wonderland Group

On Location Education

8:15 AM

3:30 PM

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

ESL

Not Functionally Accessible

4

Priority to continuing 8th graders

Then to New York City residents

40.761448

-73.988019

4

3

127

1025092

1010380014

Clinton

02M411

Baruch College Campus High School

Manhattan

M874

No

212-683-7440

212-683-7338

bcchs@bcchsnyc.net

9

12

BM1, BM3, BM5, BxM1, BxM10, BxM11, BxM4, BxM7, BxM8, BxM9, M1, M101, M102, M15, M15-SBS, M23, M34A-SBS, M4, M5, M9, QM21, QM6, X1, X10, X14, X17, X2, X28, X37, X38, X42, X5, X64, X68, X7

6, F, M, N, R to 23rd St ; 4, 5, L, Q to 14th St-Union Square ; B, D to 34th St-Herald Square

55 EAST 25 STREET

MANHATTAN

NY

10010

www.bcchsnyc.net

451

Baruch College Campus High School (BCCHS) collaborates with Baruch College to create a challenging, interdisciplinary, liberal arts high school. This intensive four-year program asks students to explore the philosophical, ethical, and aesthetic dimensions of the human experience. We expect our students to become socially conscious, responsible leaders in our transforming world. BCCHS is committed to our Core Values for developing life-long learners: Rigor, Community, Real World Connections, and Global Citizenship.

Four-year course of study in Science, Math, English, and History; Three years of Spanish; Two years of Writing Arts and Visual Art; Four-year Advisory: Students set and monitor their academic goals through advisory; Senior Institute (college applications support); Senior Exit Project (defended before a panel); All of our classes are taught at the Honors level; Internships; College Courses; Mentoring; Electives vary annually and have included Tech Team, Expository Writing, SAT prep, Computer Science, Art; up to six credits of Early College courses at Baruch College in eleventh and twelfth grades, including University-Level Calculus; Honors Art in eleventh and twelfth grades; Students read independent books and set their reading goal annually

Chinese (Cantonese), German, Spanish

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

Math, Science

After-school Open Help Sessions (in all academic areas), Amnesty International, Art, Community Service, Debate, Drama, Film, Gay-Straight Alliance (GSA), International Exchange, Lorax (Environmental Club), Model UN, Music, National Honor Society (NHS), Peer Tutoring, Rap, Red Cross, School Newspaper, School Play, Dance, Photography, Coding club, InvenTeam, Tech Team, Senior Mentors, Student Government, UNICEF, Writing, Yearbook

Baseball, Basketball, Soccer

Basketball, Fencing, Soccer, Softball, Volleyball

Wrestling

Cheerleading, Running Club

Kaplan, Peer Health Exchange, New York Times Neediest Cases Fund & Community Service Society, Solar One, MOUSE Squad

Baruch College, Harvard University, MIT

Manhattan Class Company Theater Group, American Composers Orchestra, MiMA music, Henry Street Settlement, World Savvy

Together Our Resources Can Help (TORCH) Program, Inc., Chinese Planning Council, Thirteen/WNET, LOVE, PENCIL, W!SE, Junior Achievement

Estee Lauder

Credit Suisse

Johanneskolen School Copenhagen, Denmark; Japanese Consulate

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

Our students prepare for and lead family academic conferences twice a year; Internship Opportunities

8:30 AM

2:50 PM

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

ESL

Functionally Accessible

1

Priority to District 2 students or residents

Then to Manhattan students or residents

Then to New York City residents

40.74193

-73.986521

5

2

56

1016745

1008550016

Hudson Yards-Chelsea-Flatiron-Union Square

02M412

N.Y.C. Lab School for Collaborative Studies

Manhattan

M070

Yes

212-691-6119

212-691-2147

9

12

M11, M12, M14A, M14D, M20, M23, M5, M7, X28

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

333 WEST 17 STREET

MANHATTAN

NY

10011

www.nyclabschool.org

587

Collaboration is the key element for all of our academic work. Students are expected to work in groups, be reflective of their own and of others’ work, take responsibility for advocating for their own needs and the needs of others, and support the school community through seriousness of purpose, ongoing engagement, and respect for all.

All classes value and teach skills of social and emotional learning; CUNY College Now, Methods of Inquiry Qualitative Research, Human Rights Studies; Twelfth grade culminates in interdisciplinary Keystone Project; Peer Advisory, Advisory

Latin, Spanish

Calculus, English, Environmental Science, Psychology, Spanish, Statistics, United States Government and Politics, United States History

Math, Science

Asian Culture, Black Alliance, Chorus, Classic Literature, Dance, Feminist Focus, GSA, Girls Learn International, Graphic Arts, Group Green, Instrumental Music, Jewish Culture, Lab Theater Company, NY Learn Japanese, Literary Magazines, Middle East Studies, Model UN, Newspaper and Publications, Art Workshops, Photography, Stand Up to Bullying, Social Action, Student Ambassadors, Student Government, Tech, Improv, Hiking, 3D printing

Baseball, Basketball, Indoor Track, Soccer

Basketball, Cross Country, Flag Football, Golf, Soccer, Softball, Tennis, Volleyball

Golf

Bowling, Weight Training, Yoga

Hudson Guild, The Highline, CASALEAP Community Coalitions (The National Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse), Coalition for Asian Children and Families, Google, The Future Project, Project Reach, Hudson River Community Sailing, New York Public Library, Yale University Center for Emotional Intelligence, Digital Ready partnerships: SALT and Magic Box productions

Teachers College, Bank Street College, Hunter College, The New School, New York University, Rockefeller University, Borough of Manhattan Community College, Long Island University, Parsons School of Design

Whitney Museum of American Art,Museum of Modern Art, The Frick Collection, Metropolitan Museum of Art, Rubin Museum, Museum of Natural History

The Highline

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

8:00 AM

2:20 PM

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

ESL

Functionally Accessible

1

Priority to District 2 students or residents

Then to Manhattan students or residents

Then to New York City residents

40.742129

-74.002198

4

3

83

1079152

1007410010

Hudson Yards-Chelsea-Flatiron-Union Square

02M413

School of the Future High School

Manhattan

M660

Yes

212-475-8086

212-475-9273

02M413@schools.nyc.gov

6

12

BM1, BM3, BxM10, BxM11, BxM4, BxM7, BxM8, BxM9, M1, M101, M102, M14A, M14D, M15, M15-SBS, M23, M34A-SBS, M5, M9, QM21, X1, X10, X12, X14, X17, X2, X28, X37, X38, X42, X5, X68, X7

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

127 EAST 22 STREET

MANHATTAN

NY

10010

www.sof.edu

713

Performance Assessment School

The School of the Future is a student-centered and challenging school with the goal of preparing all graduates to enter the college or profession of their choice. Our students learn to think critically and solve problems in a supportive environment. We challenge our students to exceed the expectations set by the New York State Board of Regents by preparing them for research-based exhibition presentations in order to graduate.

Four years of Math and Science; Technology and Laptop Project; Annual school trips, past trips include Paris, Costa Rica, Egypt, and China; Free college classes; Honors Classes; Electives in documentary film making, BEATs music production, Pre-Med class, Theater and Set design; SAT Prep; Computer Science; Studio Art

Spanish

English, Environmental Science

Science

Extended Day Program: Arts, Technology, and Academic Enrichment, After-school Tutoring, Rooftop Garden, Studio Art, Band, Dance, Theater; Clubs: Debate Team, Chorus, Drama, Yearbook, Gay-Straight Alliance, Student Senate, Ski & Snowboard, School Newspaper, Photography, Science Club, The MOTH storytellers

Baseball, Basketball, Soccer, Volleyball

Basketball, Handball, Soccer, Softball, Volleyball

Girl's Handball, WORK IT OUT- students workout at the local NYSC.

Global Glimpse

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

The Children's Museum

Gramercy Park Neighborhood Association, New York Performance Standards Consortium

Ivy Key SAT/ACT Prep

Completion of four exhibitions and two internships required; Internship Opportunities

8:35 AM

3:10 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 2 students or residents

Then to Manhattan students or residents

Then to New York City residents

40.738952

-73.985479

5

2

68

1018014

1008780016

Gramercy

02M414

N.Y.C. Museum School

Manhattan

M070

Yes

212-675-6206

212-675-6524

02M414@schools.nyc.gov

9

12

M11, M12, M14A, M14D, M20, M23, M5, M7, X28

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

333 WEST 17 STREET

MANHATTAN

NY

10011

www.nycmuseumschool.org

471

We offer a unique program that uses the city’s museums to enrich the curriculum. We currently partner with the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Museum of the City of New York, Japan Society, the Rubin Museum of Art, and Museum of the Moving Image, who each become extensions of our classrooms, affording the hands-on experience needed to make learning deep, challenging, and engaging. By studying in class, museums, and other institutions, students learn to emulate the work of scholars in the fields of science, history, technology and the arts. Classroom instruction draws upon learning that takes place in the field, and deepens it with content that compels questioning, reflection, and insight.

Museum-based study (modules projects) culminates in student presentations in the study of World Religions, Evolution, Imperialism, Geology, Urban Structures, Forensics, US History & Cultures, and others; College-preparatory experiences, including a College Institute seminar and CUNY College Now program at Baruch College

French, Japanese, Spanish

Biology, Environmental Science, United States History

Chess, Drama, Environmental, Find Your Voice acting and playwriting workshops, Glamour Gals, Hudson Sailing program, Music, Night of Excellence semi-annual presentations, Photography, Student Government and Activities Council, Yearbook design

Baseball, Basketball, Indoor Track, Soccer

Basketball, Cross Country, Flag Football, Golf, Soccer, Softball, Tennis, Volleyball

Golf

Dance Team

Hudson Sailing, Find Your Voice, Town Hall, Hudson Guild Beacon, Selis Manor

Baruch College (College Now)

Metropolitan Museum of Art, Museum of the City of New York, Japan Society, Rubin Museum of Art, Museum of the Moving Image

8:15 AM

2:45 PM

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

ESL

Functionally Accessible

1

Priority to District 2 students or residents

Then to New York City residents

40.742129

-74.002198

4

3

83

1079152

1007410010

Hudson Yards-Chelsea-Flatiron-Union Square

02M416

Eleanor Roosevelt High School

Manhattan

M855

No

212-772-1220

212-772-1440

info@erhsnyc.net

9

12

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

6 to 77th St

411 EAST 76 STREET

MANHATTAN

NY

10021

www.erhsnyc.org

541

Eleanor Roosevelt High School provides a supportive and rigorous college preparatory environment that places emphasis on giving back to the community. All students take four years of all core subjects and work towards achieving an Advanced Regents diploma.

Four years of Advisory, English, Math, Science, and Social Studies courses; Wide array of arts options in all grades includes offerings in visual arts, music, and media/technology; Underclassmen take Foundations of Math, Health, Computational Thinking, and Writing Seminar; Upperclassmen have electives available in every subject, including advanced and Advanced Placement (AP) courses.

French, Spanish

Art History, Biology, Calculus, Chemistry, Comparative Government and Politics, Economics, English, Music Theory, Spanish, Statistics, Studio Art, United States History, World History

Math, Science

Autism Awareness, Canstruction, Chamber Music Society, Chess, Comedy, Dance, Drama, ElRo Ambassadors, ElRo Experiment Science Magazine, ElRo Sibs (Peer Mentoring), Film, Gay-Straight Alliance, Green Team, Investment & Finance, Jazz Ensemble, Law Team, Making a Difference, Math, Model UN, Multicultural Club, National Honor Society, 'Pawprint' Online Newspaper, Speech & Debate, Student Government, Student Movement Against Cancer (SMAC), Students for Sensible Gun Laws, Technology Volunteers, UNICEF, Women's Equality

Baseball, Basketball, Outdoor Track, Soccer, Tennis

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

Cross Country and Golf

American Cancer Society, City Harvest, Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, NY Cares, New York City Council, New York State Senate

Hospital for Special Surgery, Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center

Hunter College; Rockefeller University; St. John's University

92nd Street Y, Center for Educational Innovation, Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, Live IN Theater Productions, Manhattan Theatre Club, Materials for the Arts, Metropolitan Opera, Metropolitan Museum of Art, Museum of Modern Art, New Victory Theater, New York Historical Society, Public Education Association, Shakespeare Exchange, Tribeca Film Festival, W!SE

Virtual High School - PTA-funded online enrichment courses for twenty semester courses.

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 District 2 students or residents

Then to Manhattan students or residents

Then to New York City residents

40.770187

-73.953608

8

5

132

1045949

1014710005

Lenox Hill-Roosevelt Island

02M418

Millennium High School

Manhattan

M824

Yes

212-825-9008

212-825-9095

admissions@millenniumhs.org

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

75 BROAD STREET

MANHATTAN

NY

10004

www.millenniumhs.org

659

The mission of this school is to provide a challenging academic program. Students take a core curriculum in grades nine and ten, and choose courses in grades eleven and twelve. The core curriculum includes a two-year sequence of Biology and Chemistry, as well as English, Math, and Global Studies. Every entering ninth grader is assigned an advisor and an advisory group of fifteen to twenty students for all four years. Millennium High School offers a comprehensive college counseling program, which includes direct instruction and individualized support in the college application process from our college counselors. An eighteen-week college process curriculum, spanning eleventh and twelfth grades, is delivered to advisory groups during dedicated sessions throughout the school day.

Art: Graphic Design, Mixed Media, Photography; Electives: Psychology, Yearbook; English: American Literature, British Literature, Contemporary Modern Literature, Dramatic Literature; History: Economics, Government, United States History; Mathematics: Algebra II, Applied Math, Precalculus; Science: Advanced Biology, Advanced Chemistry, Advanced Physics, Anatomy and Physiology, Physics

Chinese (Mandarin), Spanish

Calculus, English, Studio Art, United States History

Math, Science

American Sign Language, Animal Protection, Art Therapy, Best Buddies, Chess, Cooking, Dance Team, Drama, Greek Culture, Green Team, Fitness, Foreign Exchange Program (two or more yearly trips), Gay-Straight Alliance, Knitting, Latin, Literary Magazine, Model UN, Newspaper, Photography, School of Rock (after-school music program), Senior Officers, Shakespeare Monologue Competition, Student Government & Ethics (SGE), Trinity Choristers, Yoga

Baseball, Basketball, Cross Country, Fencing, Soccer, Table Tennis

Basketball, Swimming, Table Tennis, Volleyball

Running/Track, Soccer, Table Tennis, Ultimate Frisbee, Volleyball

Chinatown YMCA

Borough of Manhattan Community College (BMCC), The City University of New York (CUNY), Columbia University, Fordham University, Hunter College, Long Island University, New York University, Pace University

American Globe Theater, Battery Dance, Epic Theater, Theatre Development Fund, Tribeca Film Festival

Battery Park Conservancy, PENCIL

8:30 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 students who live or attend school south of East Houston or West Houston Street

Then to Manhattan students or residents

Then to New York City residents

40.704487

-74.011556

1

1

9

1000849

1000290070

Battery Park City-Lower Manhattan

02M419

Landmark High School

Manhattan

M440

Yes

212-647-7410

212-647-7416

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.landmarkhs.org

355

Performance Assessment School

We are a small high school that offers a challenging academic curriculum with a strong emphasis on writing, research, and project-based inquiry learning across subjects. Students are expected to be highly motivated, active learners with strong communication and research skills. Students and teachers work together to create a learning community that fosters critical thinking and analytical skills in preparation for college and beyond. Students present and defend six portfolios before a committee in order to graduate. Our Advisory ensures that all students have strong relationships with adults that support a positive learning culture.

College Opportunities: CUNY College Now, Upward Bound, College Trips, Full-time College Advisor; Partnerships with Baruch College, New York University (NYU), and John Jay College; Special programs include: Art for Progress, Music classes through the Midori Foundation, Jazz Ensemble, Choral Music, Drama Program with Stage Doors and Youth Theater Initiative; SAT Prep; After-school clubs and activities

French, Spanish

After-school Homework Help, Culinary Arts, Salsa, College Preparatory Workshops, Music, Visual Arts, Step Team, Student Council, Yearbook, Skateboarding, Chess, Dance, Fitness

Baseball, Basketball, Bowling, Soccer, Volleyball, Wrestling

Basketball, Bowling, Softball, Tennis, Volleyball

Co-ed Intramural Softball, Flag Football, Cheerleading

We have partnerships with City Kids, Art for Progress, Midori Music Foundation, Chinese American Planning Council, College Now, Baruch, John Jay, NYU, Media Impact, and Upward Bound.

Mount Sinai Medical Clinic in the building

New York University, John Jay College, Stanford University, Columbia University, Fordham University, Baruch College

Midori Foundation, Lincoln Center Institute, Intrepid Museum, Theatre Development Fund, Art For Progress

Peer Health Exchange, Chinese American Planning Council, City Kids, Media Impact, Harlem Children's Zone

Gates Foundation Assessment for Learning Math Initiative

New York City Department of Parks and Recreation, New York City Outward Bound, New York City (NYC) Wallclimbers Club

Academic Portfolio Required; Saturday and Summer Programs offered

8:45 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 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

02M420

High School for Health Professions and Human Services

Manhattan

M475

Yes

212-780-9175

212-979-7261

RGentil@schools.nyc.gov

9

12

BM1, M1, M101, M102, M103, M14A, M14D, M15, M15-SBS, M23, M3, M34A-SBS, M8, M9, X10, X12, X14, X28, X37, X38, X68

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

345 EAST 15TH STREET

MANHATTAN

NY

10003

www.hphsnyc.org

1664

Our school is dedicated to providing challenging academic standards in professional health career settings through our academic program which prepares our students to enter the world of health care with scientific knowledge, ethics, integrity, and compassion. Our students are provided with a well-rounded high school experience including extracurricular activities, opportunities to enter science-related competitions, and an extensive sports program. Advanced Placement (AP) courses, as well as an array of electives, offer enrichment in all subject areas. Students have the opportunity to complete a three-year internship program that exposes them to health careers and related services fields.

State University of New York (SUNY) Albany Medical Science Research program offers students an opportunity to receive twelve college credits; Medical Laboratory & Assisting, Syracuse University Project Advance, Nutrition and Exercise Science, Forensic Science, Kinesiology and Sports Medicine, Medical Biology, Medical Ethics, Medical Illustrations, Fellows Program, S3 Science Program, CUNY College Now, Exploration of Health Occupations and Career Choices; Drama, Mentors, Ninth Grade Advisory

Spanish

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

After-school Tutoring, Art, Ballroom Dancing, Band, Big Brothers Big Sisters of NYC, Book, Cheerleading, Chess, Comprehensive Development Corporation (Naviance: Online College Tracking Tool), Computer, Creative Writing, Dance, Dancing Classrooms High School Rainbow Team Match Competition, Digital Photography, Festival of the Arts, Friends of Latin America (FOLA), Gay/Straight Alliance, Leadership Class, Multicultural Shows, National Honor Society, Nursing, Pace Liberty Partnership, Peer Tutoring, Poetry, Printmaking, REACH (Rewarding Achievement - Incentive program for AP courses), Recipe Writing/Cooking, Rise to College, SAT Prep, School Newspaper, Science Research, Senior Class Government, Sponsors for Educational Opportunity (SEO) Scholars Program, Student Government, Teen Talk, Trips to Theater Productions, Model UN, Webmasters, Weight Training, Word Game, Yearbook

Baseball, Basketball, Handball, Soccer

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

Comprehensive Development Incorporated (CDI) - College Counseling, Career Advisement & Internship Opportunities, Tutoring & Enrichment; Pace University Liberty Partnership Program - SAT Prep, Tutoring and Counseling & Mentoring Services

Beth Israel Medical Center, Mount Sinai Hospital, New York University Medical Center, Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, Bellevue Hospital, New York Eye and Ear Infirmary, The Jewish Home and Hospital, Lenox Hill Hospital, Hospital for Joint Diseases, New York-Presbyterian Hospital, Elmhurst Hospital, Kings County Hospital Center, Gouverneur Healthcare Services, Cabrini Medical Center, Isabella Geriatric Center, State University of New York (SUNY) Downstate Medical Center, Metropolitan Hospital, NYU School of Medicine – School Fellows Program

College Now at Health Professions HS in partnership with LaGuardia Community College, College Now at Health Professions HS in partnership with Baruch College, College Now with Hunter College,Rockefeller University, Polytechnic University, Columbia University, Cornell University, Barnard College, New York University Medical School, Pace University, Hunter College School of Nursing Program, Syracuse University, New York City College of Technology, Queens College, SUNY Albany, Stony Brook University, Queensborough Community College

American Museum of Natural History, National Academy of Science, River Project, National Parks Service, New York Aquarium, Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), El Museo del Barrio, American Ballroom Theatre, Lincoln Center Early Stages

Urban Dove, South Asian Youth Action, El Puente, Leadership Center Geriatric Care, Council of Urban Professionals

Chase Manhattan Bank

New York City Police Department Explorers

Ninth Grade Academic Intervention for transition to high school for all ninth grade students; Our students intern in more than 50 hospitals throughout the city; We have a full-time college guidance counselor along with other full-time college advisors. Guidance counselors remain with their students throughout their four years; Weekend Enrichment Program

9:00 AM

3:45 PM

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

ESL

Not Functionally Accessible

2

Open to New York City residents

40.732447

-73.983031

6

2

48

1020419

1009220008

Gramercy

02M422

Quest to Learn

Manhattan

M440

Yes

212-488-3645

Q2LUpperSchool@Q2L.org

6

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

http://schools.nyc.gov/SchoolPortals/02/M422

564

At Quest to Learn, teaching, learning, and student life connect academic content and skills with 21st century literacies: systems thinking, teamwork, collaborative problem solving, digital citizenship, empathy, and design for innovation. Our goal is to create opportunities for students to develop habits of mind in the contexts of different content areas and become lifelong learners who are caring, reflective, creative, independent thinkers and successful in college and careers.

Advisory, Game Design & Media Arts, Internships, Real-World Problem-Based Learning, Electives, Integrated technology, Social Action projects, Senior Digital Portfolio, Wellness program, PSAT/SAT Prep,Launchpad Early College Program at The New School; newly renovated Chemistry labs

French, Spanish

Biology, English

Creative Coding for Girls, Visual Arts, Yoga, Swimming, Dance, Drama, Music (drums, guitar), Media Arts, Tae Kwon Do, Peer Mediation, Q2L Ambassadors, Robotics, Student Government, Technology, Parkour, PSAL Sports

Baseball, Basketball, Bowling, Soccer, Volleyball, Wrestling

Basketball, Bowling, Softball, Tennis, Volleyball

Campus Cheerleading Squad, Swimming, Fencing, Parkour, Soccer, Ping-pong

The New School, Parsons The New School of Design (College Now)

Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), National Writing Project, AMNH, Arts for Progress

Institute of Play, iLearn NYC, New Visions for Public Schools

Pearson Foundation, MacArthur Foundation, Intel, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Cisco

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

Internship Opportunities

8:30 AM

2:50 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 2 students or residents who attend an information session

Then to Manhattan students or residents who attend an information session

Then to New York City residents who attend an information session

Then to District 2 students or residents

Then 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

02M425

Leadership and Public Service High School

Manhattan

M894

No

212-346-0007

212-346-0612

vcasey@schools.nyc.gov

9

12

BM1, BxM18, M15, M15-SBS, M20, M22, M5, M9, QM11, QM7, X1, X10, X10B, X12, X14, X15, X17, X19, X27, X28, X4, X7, X8

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

90 TRINITY PLACE

MANHATTAN

NY

10006

www.leadershipnyc.org

699

At Leadership and Public Service High School, we believe that education is a portal to developing tomorrow’s leaders. It is the school’s mission to have families, students, administration, and staff collaborate to identify issues, define goals, and reach academic success. Our curriculum includes athletic, civic, and social programs, and connects learning to life beyond the classroom. We offer a strong Leadership (advisory) course that allows our students to form close relationships with our faculty members. Our students learn through innovative teaching practices, which help them develop a deeper understanding of themselves, others, and our world.

Four-year core courses in Math, Science, English, and History; Syracuse University Project Advance: Opportunity to earn Syracuse University credits in grades eleven and twelve; CUNY College Now courses; Touro College courses in grades eleven and twelve; Leadership (Advisory) Program; Art, Chorus, Theater; NASDAQ: Business Plan Competition; Sponsor for Educational Opportunity (SEO)

Spanish

Art History, English, Environmental Science, Spanish, United States Government and Politics, United States History, World History

Clubs: Art, Percussion, Anime, Video Game, French, Dance, Soccer; SUMMA, Theater, National Honor Society, Participation in lower Manhattan activities, SAT Preparation Student Government, Yearbook, Sponsor for Educational Opportunity (SEO)

Basketball

Basketball, Cross Country, Indoor Track, Softball

Trinity Church, Liberty Partnership Program, Syracuse University Mentor-Mentee Alliance (SUMMA) and Friends of Leadership

Syracuse University, Touro College, Pace University, New York University, CUNY Hunter College

All-City Youth Chorus, Theatre Development Fund (TDF), Arts Education Program - Open Doors, Operation Design, Trinity Church, Trinity Youth Chorus, Mannes College of Music

Sponsor for Educational Opportunity(SEO), Junior Achievement of New York

Zurich, Edelman

NASDAQ: Business Plan Competition

Sidley Austin LLP

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

Community Service Opportunities

8:30 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

40.70873

-74.012332

1

1

13

1001035

1000510015

Battery Park City-Lower Manhattan

02M427

MANHATTAN ACADEMY FOR ARTS & LANGUAGE

Manhattan

M620

Yes

212-576-0502

212-576-0518

sbolets@schools.nyc.gov

9

12

BM1, BM3, BM5, BxM1, BxM10, BxM11, BxM4, BxM7, BxM8, BxM9, M1, M101, M102, M15, M15-SBS, M34A-SBS, M34-SBS, M4, M42, M5, M9, QM10, QM18, QM2, QM21, QM3, QM5, QM6, X1, X10, X14, X17, X28, X30, X5, X64, X68, X7

4, 5, 7, S to Grand Central - 42nd St ; B, D, F, M, N, Q, R to 34th St-Herald Square ; 6 to 33rd St

111 EAST 33RD STREET

MANHATTAN

NY

10016

www.maalnyc.org

334

Our mission is to provide a high-quality and rigorous academic experience for all levels of English Language Learners (ELLs) while preparing them for post-secondary education. We believe in providing students with skills needed to become successful in a global and multicultural society. We strive to expand our students’ cultural horizons through the fine and performing arts while maintaining an intensive academic curriculum.

Freestanding ESL, Transitional Bilingual Education (TBE)

Spanish

Strings Program, Leadership, Student Government, Tutoring, Urban Arts Program: Photography, Documentary & Filmmaking

Baseball, Basketball, Bowling

Basketball, Softball, Volleyball

Hunter College

Urban Arts Partnership, Rocking the Boat, Manhattan Theater Club, Tribeca Film, LEAD at Lincoln Center

Dress Code Required: Black polo shirt, beige/tan trousers/knee-length skirt or knee-length shorts, black cardigan/sweater/zip-up sweatshirt

8:49 AM

3:40 PM

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

ESL, Transitional Bilingual Education: Spanish

Functionally Accessible

1

Eligibility: Open only to New York City residents who are English Language Learners (ELL)

40.746176

-73.981241

5

2

72

1087537

1008897501

Murray Hill-Kips Bay

02M432

Murray Hill Academy

Manhattan

M620

Yes

212-696-0195

212-696-2498

Amannin3@schools.nyc.gov

9

12

BM1, BM3, BM5, BxM1, BxM10, BxM11, BxM4, BxM7, BxM8, BxM9, M1, M101, M102, M15, M15-SBS, M34A-SBS, M34-SBS, M4, M42, M5, M9, QM10, QM18, QM2, QM21, QM3, QM5, QM6, X1, X10, X14, X17, X28, X30, X5, X64, X68, X7

4, 5, 7, S to Grand Central - 42nd St ; B, D, F, M, N, Q, R to 34th St-Herald Square ; 6 to 33rd St

111 EAST 33RD STREET

MANHATTAN

NY

10016

www.mhacademy.net

283

Murray Hill Academy has a unique admissions model: 80% of the students are admitted through the high school admissions process and 20% are admitted as transfer students throughout the year. Our school offers students a challenging curriculum with blended learning. We learn inside and outside the traditional classroom, including online courses with in-school mentors and internships. We are committed to academic progress, as well as the social and emotional growth of our students. Our goal is to have our students graduate prepared for college and careers and ready to become successful and productive citizens. Every child can fulfill his/her potential, one successful step at a time.

Personalized Learning; Internships (i.e. Parsons the New School of Design), and Job Shadowing; Blended Learning Environment; Online courses with in-school mentors; iZone360 school with a Computer Science Track, CUNY College Now at Baruch College, Medgar Evers College, and Borough of Manhattan Community College, Co-Op Tech for professional certifications; Regents and SAT Preparation; Individual College and Career Counseling; Youth Development Program with One on One Advisory support; Arts program with Theater and Mixed Media; Youth Leadership collaboration with Chris Canty Foundation; Partnerships: Good Shepherd Services, NYC Mentoring Program, High Schools That Work, Big Brothers and Big Sisters, Eskolta, reDesign, Cents’ Ability, Gilder Lehrman Institute, PENCIL; International collaboration with a high school in Finland and Free State University in South Africa

American Sign Language, Spanish

After-School Support and Enrichment for Students: Tutoring and Regents Preparation (STARS), Saturday Tutoring, BEATS Music and Poetry, Visual Arts, Community Service, Film, Green Team, Mentoring with various organizations, Year Book, MOUSE Squad/Tech Squad, National Honor Society, NYPD Youth Explorers, Peer Mediation, School Newspaper ’Paw Print’, Student Government, Student Voice Collaborative, Student Activities (COSA), GSA, Students Against Destructive Decisions, Public Speaking, International trips

Baseball, Basketball, Bowling

Basketball, Softball, Volleyball

In our Physical Education classes all students get introduced to Badminton, Basketball, Fitness Center (Strength and Conditioning), Floor Hockey, Handball, Scooter Ball, Volleyball, Whiffleball. After school Sports Club provides students sports opportunities based on interest.

High Schools That Work, NYC Connected Foundations, PENCIL, Good Shepherd Services, Big Brothers and Big Sisters, Sports and Arts

Bellevue Hospital Center

College Now, Baruch College, Medgar Evers College, Parsons the New School of Design, Borough of Manhattan Community College, CCNY Petrie Program, NYU (Body Project), SUNY, Fordham University, University of Southern California

Gilder Lehrman Institute, Educational Video Center, Museum of Art and Design, NY Educational Theater Festival

MOUSE Squad, Cent’s Ability, Achievement Mentoring Program, NYC Mentoring Program, Chris Canty Foundation, Big Brothers Big Sisters, Good Shepherd Services, PENCIL

the Segal Group, Blackstone Group, Weil, Gotshal & Manges

NYPD Explorers, NASA, National Honor Society, International Collaboration with a High School in Finland and Free State University in South Africa

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

Internship Opportunities; Community Service Opportunities

8:00 AM

2:58 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

40.746176

-73.981241

5

2

72

1087537

1008897501

Murray Hill-Kips Bay

02M437

Hudson High School of Learning Technologies

Manhattan

M440

Yes

212-488-3330

212-488-3335

info@hudsonhs.com

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.hudsonhs.com

483

Hudson High School of Learning Technologies (Hudson HSLT) is a designated New York City Department of Education Innovation Zone (iZone) High School and a Google Apps for Education school. We are partnered with Institute for Student Achievement (ISA). Hudson HSLT is a 1:1 laptop environment which sustains our blended learning model, which we define as a hybrid of evidenced, inquiry-based, and face-to-face practices that are student-centered, personalized, and supported by school-wide access to information and communication sources. Our school resources are digital and always accessible to students and parents. Our school offers an academically challenging learning environment that helps students develop college-level and workplace-level skills with academic, social, and emotional support from our team of teachers, counselors and administrators.

Core classes are scheduled in rotating blocks; Students can access personalized online digital course work as an extension of their classwork, for remediation or to earn additional credit; Advisory; Drop Everything & Read (DEAR); CUNY College Now affiliation through The City University of New York (CUNY) allows qualified eleventh and twelfth graders to obtain up to twelve college credits while in high school

French, Spanish

Art, Music, Dance, Singing, Photography, Knitting, Museum, Science, French, Comic Book, Daily Peer Tutoring, Student Government, MOUSE Squad, Theater, Cheerleading, Swimming, Life Guard Training, Coding, Computer Programming, Chess Club

Baseball, Basketball, Bowling, Soccer, Volleyball, Wrestling

Basketball, Bowling, Softball, Tennis, Volleyball

Institute for Students Achievement (ISA)

The Mount Sinai Health Clinic (located on the 6th floor of our campus)

Bank Street College, Teachers College, New York University (NYU) Science Educators, Touro College

Museum of the Moving Image, Museum of Mathematics and Arts for Progress

MOUSE - Empowering Youth to Learn, Lead and Create with Technology, Generation Citizen - Democracy, Citizenship, Young Audiences - Dance and Singing

N/A

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

Before and after-school program offered; Saturday program offered

8:45 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

40.742867

-74.002136

4

3

89

1013096

1007420007

Hudson Yards-Chelsea-Flatiron-Union Square

02M438

International High School at Union Square

Manhattan

M460

Yes

212-533-2560

212-228-2946

GPrichardSilvers@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.ihs-us.org

353

Performance Assessment School, School for New Arrivals

The mission of International High School at Union Square is to prepare our multicultural student population of recent immigrants to embark on individualized pathways towards skill development, graduation, college, and careers. Our students are immersed in experiential, interdisciplinary projects and English language instruction in all content areas to facilitate their language development and increase content knowledge within a supportive, personalized atmosphere. Drawing upon diversity as a driving force, we empower our students to collaborate, advocate for themselves and others, and identify as global citizens.

English and home language skill development through group project work; All students take computer science, visual art, media arts and drama in addition to required core courses; Team Seminar course with advisory and service learning focus in all years; College Seminar course in years three and four; Internship course in year three with sites at law firms, museums, wildlife centers, hospitals, technology, newspapers and laboratories; Annual and graduation portfolio assessments

Before- and After-school Tutoring, Film, Student Government, Youth Service, Knitting, Dance, MOUSE Squad, School Magazine

Baseball, Basketball, Handball, Soccer, Volleyball

Basketball, Softball, Volleyball

New York Road Runners Team, Biking Club

McBurney YMCA, New York Cares, Arkadium, Day One, TORCH, Futures and Options, Museum of Modern Art, Citizen's Committee for Children, The Door, Sponsors for Educational Opportunity, Big Brothers Big Sisters, Global Action Project, New Settlement Apartments, Museum of Jewish Heritage, All Stars Project, Central Park Conservancy, The Point, 92nd St Y, Borough of Manhattan Community College (BMCC) Step, Read Alliance, Nurse-Family Partnership

Beth Israel School-based Health Clinic

City Universtiy of New York

Member school of the Internationals Network for Public Schools and a New York Performance Standards Consortium Pilot School

Internship Opportunities

8:45 AM

3:05 PM

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

ESL

Functionally Accessible

1

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

40.735494

-73.987659

6

2

50

1017828

1008720057

Gramercy

02M439

Manhattan Village Academy

Manhattan

M873

No

212-242-8752

212-242-7630

hgeager@schools.nyc.gov

9

12

BM1, BM3, BxM10, BxM11, BxM4, BxM7, BxM8, BxM9, M1, M101, M102, M14A, M14D, M20, M23, M4, M5, M7, QM21, X1, X10, X14, X17, X2, X28, X37, X38, X42, X5, X64, X68, X7

1, 6, C, E, F, M, N, R to 23rd St ; A to 14th St-8th Ave ; B, D to 34th St-Herald Square ; 2, 3, L to 14th St - 6th Ave ; 4, 5, Q to 14th St-Union Square

43 WEST 22 STREET

MANHATTAN

NY

10010

http://schools.nyc.gov/SchoolPortals/02/M439

415

Our mission is to prepare our students to have access to the best colleges, universities and careers in the country through a disciplined education in the liberal arts, math, and sciences. All incoming ninth graders and tenth grade transfer students are invited to attend the Enrichment Bridge Program.

Five performance-based Portfolio Assessments; Four years of lab-based science; Honors classes; Four-year College Guidance Plan; New York University (NYU) Preview; CUNY College Now, Opportunity Network, Sponsors for Educational Opportunity (SEO), Let’s Get Ready, SAT Prep, Saturday Academy, PM School, College Trips for tenth and eleventh graders; College-level Globalization course; Instrumental Music; Nine Regents Exams required for graduation

Latin, Spanish

Biology, Calculus, Economics, English, European History, Psychology, United States History, World History

Art, Book, Chess, Conflict Resolution and Mediation, Creative Writing and Journalism, Delta Club, Instrumental Music, Manhattan Village Academy (MVA) Spirit Week, Mole Day, Music Composition, Pi Day, Science Fair, Student Council, Tour Guide

Basketball

Basketball, Softball

Community Association of Progressive Dominicans, Hudson Guild, Jewish Board of Family and Children's Services

New York University, Bard College, John Jay College, Hunter College

School Theatre Ticket Program

Tomorrow's Business Leaders, Jewish Board for Family and Children’s Services

Uniform Required: Solid oxford white shirt/blouse or polo shirt with school logo, solid gray dress pants/slacks/skirt, navy blue long-sleeved sweater/school hoodie, solid black leather shoes. Boys wear plain black leather belt, girls wear solid white, navy blue or black stockings. Uniform must be purchased from Flynn & O'Hara; Summer Bridge Program for all incoming students: Four weeks in July

8:00 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

40.741497

-73.991512

5

3

58

1080668

1008240015

Hudson Yards-Chelsea-Flatiron-Union Square

02M449

Vanguard High School

Manhattan

M480

Yes

212-517-5175

212-517-5334

WKlann@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.vanguardnyc.net

486

Julia Richman Educational Campus

Performance Assessment School

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

English/Social Sciences-integrated Humanities in ninth and tenth grades; History and Literature classes in eleventh and twelfth grades; Four-year Science curriculum with Robotics, Living Environment, Chemistry, Physics, Epidemiology, Biopsychology; Four-year Mathematics curriculum culminating in Advanced Placement (AP) Calculus; Studio Visual Arts featuring Painting, Digital Photography, Philosophy of Art, Furniture Making, Portfolio Preparation for art colleges; College exploration beginning in the ninth grade; Two-year Reading and Writing Workshop Literacy Program; CUNY College Now, Creative Writing, Yoga, Weight Training, Internships

French, Spanish

Calculus

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

Basketball, Soccer, Volleyball

Basketball, Soccer, Volleyball

Vanderbilt YMCA, Liberty Partnership of Hunter College, Upward Bound, Mt. Sinai Adolescent Health Clinic, Big Brothers Big Sisters Program, NY Sports Club, WNYC Radio Rookies, Sigma Lambda Ladies.

Mount Sinai Medical Center, Hospital for Special Surgery, New York-Presbyterian Hospital

John Jay College of Criminal Justice, Fordham University and Baruch College Now

Lincoln Center Theater, WNYC Radio Rookies, Radio Rootz

Cantor Fitzgerald

Performance-based Assessment presentations required; Extended Day Program; Internships Opportunities

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

40.765359

-73.960059

8

5

118

1083343

1014420001

Lenox Hill-Roosevelt Island

02M459

Manhattan International High School

Manhattan

M480

Yes

212-517-6728

212-517-7147

GRodriguez2@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

http://mihs.nycdoe.org

343

Julia Richman Educational Campus

Performance Assessment School, School for New Arrivals

We serve recent immigrant students who are new learners of English. Our staff creates challenging academic curricula designed to teach our students English and provide them with the academic skills and knowledge necessary for success in careers and higher education. Our small community of learners works collaboratively on a wide variety of hands-on projects in all content areas in order to support one another’s linguistic and academic growth.

Small learning clusters; Collaborative group work and project-based instruction; Performance-based Assessment including portfolios; Wide array of elective course offerings; Technology, College courses, Mentoring

Calculus, United States Government and Politics

Before- and After-school Tutoring, Computer, Dance, Digital Imaging, Editing, Guitar, Human Rights, Instrumental Music (lessons), Kaplan SAT Prep, Regents Prep, SAT Prep, School Newspaper, Stock Market, Student Government, Video Production, Yearbook

Basketball, Soccer, Volleyball

Basketball, Soccer, Volleyball

Intramural Sports

Big Brothers Big Sisters Mentoring Program, New York Cares, Vanderbilt YMCA, Script Ed, City Tutors, NYC French Embassy

Mount Sinai Adolescent Health Center

Borough of Manhattan Community College, LaGuardia Community College, Hunter College, John Jay College, The City College of New York, New York City College of Technology

Manhattan Class Company, Art Resources for Teachers and Students (ARTS), American Folk Art Museum, The Jewish Museum, New Victory Theater, Early Stages Theater Company, Reel Lives

Internationals Network for Public Schools, NYS Performance Standart Consortium, New York Immigration Coalition, International Rescue Committee, New York City Advocates for Children, and the New York City Writing Project

New York County District Attorney's Office, College Access: Research and Action (CARA)

Extended Day Program; Summer Orientation Program for new students; Saturday Academy (Literacy, Math and Biology)

8:45 AM

3:05 PM

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

ESL

Functionally Accessible

1

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

40.765359

-73.960059

8

5

118

1083343

1014420001

Lenox Hill-Roosevelt Island

02M475

Stuyvesant High School

Manhattan

M477

Yes

212-312-4800

212-587-3874

02M475@schools.nyc.gov

9

12

BM1, BxM18, M20, M22, M5, M9, QM7, X1, X10, X10B, X11, X15, X17, X17A, X28, X4, X7, X8

1, 2, 3, A, C, E to Chambers St ; R to City Hall

345 CHAMBERS STREET

MANHATTAN

NY

10282

www.stuy.edu

3296

Specialized High School

Our goal is to provide students with a rigorous curriculum that nurtures and rewards their intellectual curiosity. Although Stuyvesant is historically known as a Math, Science, and Technology school, we have a dynamic and diverse Humanities program, and offer unique educational opportunities outside the classroom as well.

Advanced courses in every discipline, such as Multivariate Calculus, Differential Equations, Software Development, Vertebrate Zoology, Organic Chemistry, Existentialism, Science Fiction, Wall Street, Modern China, Research, and Music; Participation in competitions such as Speech and Debate, Mathematics, Scholastic Writing, Science Olympiad, Robotics, Siemens, and Intel Science Talent Search

Chinese (Mandarin), French, German, Italian, Japanese, Latin, Spanish

Biology, Calculus, Chemistry, Chinese Language and Culture, Comparative Government and Politics, Computer Science A, Economics, English, Environmental Science, French Language and Culture, Japanese Language and Culture, Latin, Music Theory, Physics, Psychology, Spanish, Statistics, United States Government and Politics, United States History, World History

Math, Science

Student Union, Math Team, Robotics, Speech and Debate, Chess, Model UN, JSA, Science Olympiad, Annual Concerts, Dramas, Musicals, Theater Productions, Dances, ARISTA Honors Society, Big Sibs; as well as over 200 student-run clubs and publications

Badminton, Baseball, Basketball, Bowling, Cross Country, Fencing, Football, Gymnastics, Handball, Indoor Track, Lacrosse, Outdoor Track, Soccer, Swimming, Table Tennis, Tennis, Volleyball, Wrestling

Badminton, Basketball, Bowling, Cross Country, Fencing, Golf, Gymnastics, Handball, Indoor Track, Lacrosse, Outdoor Track, Soccer, Softball, Swimming, Table Tennis, Tennis, Volleyball

Cricket, Golf

Jewish Board of Family and Children Services

Bellevue Hospital Center, New York-Presbyterian Hospital

New York Law School, New York University (NYU), Columbia University, Hunter College, Stony Brook University, John Jay College, The City College of New York (CCNY)

Distinguished Concerts International New York

American Red Cross, UNICEF, American Cancer Society, BuildOn, Live Out Loud, ASPIRA

Google, Barnes & Noble

Citigroup, Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley

Explorer Program

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

40.71759

-74.013748

1

1

31703

1084587

1000160215

Battery Park City-Lower Manhattan

02M489

High School of Economics and Finance

Manhattan

M833

No

212-346-0708

212-346-0712

cbitar@schools.nyc.gov

9

12

BM1, BxM18, M15, M15-SBS, M20, M22, M5, M9, QM11, QM7, X1, X10, X10B, X12, X14, X15, X17, X19, X27, X28, X4, X7, X8

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

100 TRINITY PLACE

MANHATTAN

NY

10006

www.ecoandfin.org

796

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

Exchange programs with Martha’s Vineyard High School; Four-year research culminating in a Senior Research Thesis and Oral Presentation; Moodys Summer Experience: Four-week summer program for all incoming ninth graders; W!SE Institute Wednesday enrichment program with elective seminars

French, Spanish

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

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

Basketball, Bowling, Cross Country, Handball

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

Dance, Fitness, Soccer, Volleyball, Weightlifting, Yoga

Pace University's Liberty Partnerships Program (LPP)

Baruch College, Hunter College, Pace University, Borough of Manhattan Community College, New York Institute of Technology

Carnegie Hall, Gotham Chamber Opera, Tada Youth Theater, Ed Talent Search, Scholars for Educational Opportunities, Gilder Lehrman, Facing History and Ourselves

W!SE, Networking for Teaching Entrpreneurship, Big Brothers Big Sisters, NYC Mentoring Program

Ernst & Young, Newmark Knight Frank, KPMG, American International Group, McGraw Hill, The Women's Bond Club of New York, Junior Achievement

Citigroup, The Moody's Corporation, Deutsche Bank, Neuberger Berman, Merrill Lynch, Bank of New York, Fitch Ratings, Scotia Bank, Bank of America

Manhattan District Attorney's Office, New York City Police Department, Henry George School of Social Science

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

Dress Code Required every Wednesday: business attire (dress slacks/skirt, shirt/blouse, tie, dress shoes); Full-time College Office; Online Grading System

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

Open to New York City residents

40.709196

-74.012022

1

1

13

1001037

1000520001

Battery Park City-Lower Manhattan

02M500

Unity Center for Urban Technologies

Manhattan

M620

Yes

212-576-0530

212-576-0562

fdelarosa@schools.nyc.gov

9

12

BM1, BM3, BM5, BxM1, BxM10, BxM11, BxM4, BxM7, BxM8, BxM9, M1, M101, M102, M15, M15-SBS, M34A-SBS, M34-SBS, M4, M42, M5, M9, QM10, QM18, QM2, QM21, QM3, QM5, QM6, X1, X10, X14, X17, X28, X30, X5, X64, X68, X7

4, 5, 7, S to Grand Central - 42nd St ; B, D, F, M, N, Q, R to 34th St-Herald Square ; 6 to 33rd St

111 EAST 33RD STREET

MANHATTAN

NY

10016

http://schools.nyc.gov/SchoolPortals/02/M500

284

Unity Center for Urban Technologies is a small community of learners. We take pride in our nurturing environment where all students can reach their fullest potential. We stress the importance of a student-teacher connection as the most effective way to provide guidance and support to all of our students. We strongly believe that our young people can develop and enhance their skills at their own pace, in a supportive setting. At Unity, students are engaged in a challenging Common Core Learning Standards-aligned academic program that enables our students to successfully enter higher education programs and achieve their career goals. Unity’s teachers and administrators examine all assessment data in order to develop alternative academic programs to strengthen student performance. We utilize differentiated instruction and technology to deliver a diversified curriculum, as well as offer enrichment programs that promote creativity and student engagement.

College and Career Readiness (beginning in the ninth grade); CUNY College Now partnership, Journalism, Criminology, Forensics, Advanced Placement courses, Classroom, Inc.

Spanish

After-school Tutorial Sessions, Chess, Film, Homework Help, Photography, Saturday Academy, Student Council, School newspaper, Robotics, Student Council, Sports and Arts School Foundation (SASF)

Baseball, Basketball, Bowling

Basketball, Softball, Volleyball

Baseball, Basketball, Fitness, Soccer, Volleyball

New York University - Metropolitan Center for Urban Education, CUNY

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

Open to New York City residents

40.746176

-73.981241

5

2

72

1087537

1008897501

Murray Hill-Kips Bay

02M507

Urban Assembly Gateway School for Technology

Manhattan

M625

Yes

212-246-1041

212-246-2654

UAGateway@gmail.com

9

12

BxM2, M10, M104, M11, M12, M20, M31, M34A-SBS, M42, M50, M57, X1, X14, X30

B, D to 59th St-Columbus Circle ; 1, C, E to 50th St ; A to 42nd St-Port Authority Bus Terminal ; B, D to 7th Ave ; N, Q, R to 49th St

439 WEST 49TH STREET

MANHATTAN

NY

10019

www.uagateway.org

472

CTE School

Our mission is to engage students through inventive problem-solving that integrates exciting technology with preparation for the future. Our graduates will be innovative thinkers who are able to use and apply cutting-edge technology. Graduates will be both college and career-ready, prepared in Digital Animation and Design, Information Technology & Systems, or Software Engineering. Students will engage in other fun and innovative technologies, including filmmaking and editing, audio production, engineering, gaming, software design, and robotics. Creative and connected teaching and learning with our award-winning staff takes place in a technology-rich environment with fully operational technology labs, and laptops available during and after school. Our campus also has a new Media Center/Library that includes additional technology resources.

Digital Design & Animation, Information Technology & Systems, Software Engineering, Interdisciplinary Technology Projects, ePortfolios, College Visits, Partner Site Visits/Project Days, College & Career Project-based Advisories, CUNY College Now with BMCC, Baruch & Hunter Colleges, National Honors Society, Work-based learning partnerships including Channel Thirteen, Polytechnic Institute of New York University, Hospital for Special Surgery, NYPL, TEALS, and the Software Engineering Pilot; Career Days, Fall Enrichment and Club Fair, Summer Opportunities Fair, Mentoring with American Express and Deutsche Bank, SkillsUSA and other technology-based competitions; Well-staffed enrichment and college offices with over 20 years of experience placing students in pre-college programs; Individualized academic advisement through a full-service guidance office for all grades.

Spanish

Biology, Calculus, Chemistry, English, Physics, Statistics, United States History

Anime Club, Amnesty International, Book Club, Corporate work-based learning mentoring with Big Brothers Big Sisters (American Express) and GCSA (Deutsche Bank); CoderDojo, Cooking, Drama, eSports, Media Production, Gamer Haven, Gay Straight Alliance (GSA); Girls Empowerment Club, Homework Help, Intramural Sports, Chess Club, Media Crew, Men of Strength, Moth StorySlam, Movie Club, MOUSE Squad, Peer Mediation Club, Regents Preparation, Robotics, JROTC, Skateboarding with Stoked, Student Government, Tennis Club, Technovation Challenge (App-Design for Girls), Yearbook, Senior Committee

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

Basketball, Flag Football, Soccer, Softball, Volleyball

Flag Football, Running, Skateboarding, Weight Training, Yoga

New York Public Library, Iridescent Learning, Sponsors for Educational Opportunity, Stoked Mentoring, Duncan PAL Center, Westside and Vanderbilt YMCAs, Big Brothers Big Sisters of New York City, Governor's Committee on Scholastic Achievement (GCSA), and many more.

Hospital for Special Surgery

Polytechnic Institute of New York University (NYU), Borough of Manhattan Community College, Hunter College, Baruch College, New York City College of Technology, SUNY Farmingdale, Monroe Community College

Manhattan Neighborhood Network, Stoked, Museum of the Moving Image, TEALSK12.org, SEPNYC.org, International Center for Photography, Door.org, YMCANYC.org, and many more.

WNET Channel 13, The Hospital for Special Surgery, Sungard, American Express, Deutsche Bank

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

Home visits scheduled for all incoming ninth graders; Incoming ninth graders are assessed in reading and math in the late summer prior to the school year; Summer Bridge Program offered to incoming ninth graders; Summer Overnight Orientation for ninth graders in Rhinebeck, NY; Internship Opportunities

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 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

40.76337

-73.990593

4

3

127

1026646

1010590015

Clinton