2020 DOE Middle School Directory

16

16K267

M.S. 267 Math, Science & Technology (16K267)

MS 267, Math, Science & Technology is a successful school. We maintained the top place for English Language Arts and Math for the past five years in District 16. We also received a Well-developed rating for all 10 indicators on the 2019 Quality Review. Our school community ascribes to the philosophy that all students can and will learn. However, we understand some students learn faster than others and therefore provide the necessary supports to students who need it. Our school community works relentlessly to ensure all students will be successful in high school college and beyond. We offer them high school Regents classes in middle school. There are enrichment periods where students pursue their passions such as basketball, culinary arts, cosmetology, robotics, to name a few. We are indeed so proud of our male and female basketball players as we are of our debaters who represent us well in their competitions. They play hard knowing they never lose; they either win or learn. Instruction is culturally responsive, classroom debates and conferences provide opportunities for students to discuss world issues and determine solutions. We foster a deep partnership with our parents to create independent thinkers and life-long learners.

Bedford Stuyvesant

800 GATES AVENUE, BROOKLYN NY 11221

1

Partially Accessible

718-574-2318

www.ms267.org

Z to Gates Ave; J to Kosciusko St

B15, B26, B38, B43, B46, B46-SBS, B47, B52, Q24

K267A

The Math, Science & Technology Institute (M.S. 267) Gifted and Talented Program

Composite Score

72

7

3

1

6

24

0

0

Open to students and residents of District 16.

4th Grade New York State ELA Exam: 17.5%

4th Grade New York State Math Exam: 17.5%

Academic and Personal Behaviors: 15%

Attendance: 5%

Final 4th Grade Report Card: 45%

K267U

The Math, Science & Technology Institute (M.S. 267)

Open

120

37

1

2

20

90

0

0

Open to students and residents of District 16

85

30

23

Abraham Lincoln High School

87

236

Gr 6-8

8:20am

2:40pm

English as a New Language

Extended Day,Summer Session,Uniform,Weekend Program

Spanish

Algebra I,Living Environment

Art, Book Club, Coding, Cooking, Dance, Debate, Fashion, Homework Help, Leadership, Lego Robotics, Restorative Circles, Robotics, Saturday Academy, School Newspaper, STEM, Tutoring, Video Game Club

Basketball, Cheerleading, Soccer, Step

11221

BROOKLYN

40.68832

-73.932275

303

36

293

3044657

3016360001

Stuyvesant Heights

16

16K308

P.S. 308 Clara Cardwell (16K308)

An environment of care where all stakeholders are involved in the care, nurturing and growth of the school community.

Bedford Stuyvesant

616 QUINCY STREET, BROOKLYN NY 11221

0

Partially Accessible

718-571-6960

www.PS308k.org

J to Kosciusko St

B15, B26, B38, B43, B46, B46-SBS, B47, B52, Q24

K308U

The Clara Cardwell Elementary and Middle School (P.S./M.S. 308)

Open

72

20

2

2

10

45

0

0

Open to students and residents of District 16

Priority to continuing students

Then to residents of the elementary school zone

Then to District 16 students and residents

70

20

4

Boys and Girls High School

80

249

Gr PK-8

8:00am

2:20pm

English as a New Language

Extended Day,Summer Session,Uniform,Weekend Program

Algebra I,Living Environment

Art, Band, Chess, Dance, Debate, Homework Help, Lego Robotics, Math Team, National Junior Honor Society, Restorative Circles, Robotics, Saturday Academy, STEM, Step Team, Technology, Visual Arts

Badminton, Basketball, Flag Football, Soccer, Yoga

11221

BROOKLYN

40.688695

-73.935499

303

36

293

3044493

3016300001

Stuyvesant Heights

16

16K681

Madiba Prep Middle School (16K681)

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

Bedford Stuyvesant

1014 LAFAYETTE AVENUE, BROOKLYN NY 11221

1

Fully Accessible

718-574-2804

M, Z to Myrtle Ave; J to Kosciusko St

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

K681E

Madiba Prep Middle School D75 Inclusion Program

D75 Special Education Inclusive Services

Open to students currently in or recommended for District 75 Special Education Inclusive Services. If you are not currently in or recommended for these services, please contact D75info@schools.nyc.gov.

K681U

Madiba Prep School of Social Justice and Innovation

Open

165

53

2

3

17

73

0

1

Open to students and residents of District 16

97

25

8

Benjamin Banneker Academy

Digital Arts and Cinema Technology High School

EBC High School for Public Service - Bushwick

86

179

Gr 6-8

8:00am

2:20pm

English as a New Language

Spanish

Algebra I,Living Environment

Flag Football

11221

BROOKLYN

40.692126

-73.931731

303

36

291

3393805

3016160001

Stuyvesant Heights

16

16K898

The Brooklyn Green School (16K898)

The Brooklyn Green School is a progressive middle school, located in the historic Weeksville district of Crown heights. A day in the life of a BKG student may include Advisory & Restorative Circles, Art, Taekwondo, Theater, Yoga, Mindfulness, Technology, Inquiry based Science,Health Class (designed based on the cultures and experiences of the students we teach), Math and Humanities. Every BKG Scholar's voice is important and students participate in the decision making as members of the School Leadership Team, School Advisory Board and Student Government. There is a strong emphasis on community service and social justice embedded in our curriculum. Students engage in multiple sports inside and outside of physical education class. At BKG we believe that students learn best by "doing." We are a project based learning school, in which students have many opportunities to design, create and present. At BKG learning is not confined to the four walls of the school building. NYC is our classroom! Students take frequent trips in and around the community, all over the city and out of state. Every BKG students' background and experiences are valued and everyone is viewed as a uniquely wonderful, contributing member of the school community.

130 ROCHESTER AVENUE, BROOKLYN NY 11213

1

Not Accessible

929-397-3340

www.thebrooklyngreenschool.com

A, C to Utica Ave

B15,B25,B26,B43,B46,B46-SBS,B52,B65

K898U

M.S.898

Open

167

70

2

5

14

76

0

1

Open to students and residents of Brooklyn

Priority to District 16 students and residents

Priority to Brooklyn students and residents

41

Gr 6-7

8:20am

2:38pm

English as a New Language

Extended Day,Summer Session,Weekend Program

Korean

Art, Book Club, Chess, Creative Writing, Dance, Debate, Drama, Fitness, Gardening, Green Team, Homework Help, Leadership, Musical Theater, National Junior Honor Society, Restorative Circles, Robotics, Saturday Academy, STEM, Student Council, Talent Show, Technology, Theater, Tutoring, Yearbook, Yoga

Volleyball

Basketball, Cheerleading, Dance, Fitness Club, Flag Football, Track and Field, Volleyball, Yoga

11213

BROOKLYN

40.674656

-73.927794

308

36

307

3035887

3013550023

Crown Heights North

18

18K366

The Science And Medicine Middle School (18K366)

The Science and Medicine Middle School 366 is committed to providing a safe and nurturing yet academically rigorous learning environment that prepares students for high school, college, careers, and service to the world. It is our expectation that students respect themselves and others, hold themselves accountable for their actions, and always strive for excellence. Our sixth graders take a medical science course in our newly renovated medical science teaching lab, complete with hospital-grade beds and equipment. Our seventh graders visit various CUNY and SUNY schools as well as Historically Black Colleges and Universities. Eighth graders have the opportunity to take the Living Environment and Common Core Algebra I NYS Regents exams. Students in all grades engage in various hands-on and real-world activities through our partnerships with Urban Advantage, Triad Consulting Strategies, the City Parks Foundation, Weill Cornell Medical College, Brooklyn College, NYU Langone Health, The Nature Conservancy, The Middle School Quality Initiative, The District Charter Collaborative, College Access for All and the East Kings County Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.

Canarsie

965 EAST 107TH STREET, BROOKLYN NY 11236

0

Fully Accessible

718-688-6400

www.smms366.org

L to East 105th St

B103, B6, B60, B82, B83, BM2, BM5

K366L

The Science and Medicine Middle School 366

Limited Unscreened

302

82

2

4

23

127

1

1

Open to students and residents of District 18

Priority to District 18 students and residents who sign in at an event

Then to District 18 students and residents

86

28

18

Clara Barton High School

John Dewey High School

High School for Medical Professions

73

399

Gr 6-8

8:20 AM

2:40 PM

English as a New Language

Extended Day,Summer Session,Uniform

Spanish

Algebra I,Living Environment,US History

Chess, Chorus, Dance, Debate, Gardening, Glee Club, Green Team, Homework Help, Leadership, Peer Mediation, Restorative Circles, Service Learning, Student Council, Yearbook, Green Girls, My Brother's Keeper, PBIS Team

Soccer

Basketball, Dance

11236

BROOKLYN

40.647323

-73.892022

318

46

984

3396940

3082150012

Canarsie

17

17K061

M.S. 061 Dr. Gladstone H. Atwell (17K061)

M.S. 61 is a part of a culturally diverse community of students, parents and educators, dedicated to having all students achieve academic success and social emotional growth. Our programs are tailored to meet students' needs through enriched and rigorous academic courses of studies which will prepare them to compete and excel in today's global economic society. We want to instill a love of literature, scientific inquiry and mathematical application to ensure that our students are college and career ready. Students at M.S. 61 have the potential to graduate with Regents credit(s). Some of our enrichment activities included: school plays, Broadway shows, talent showcase, monthly student led assemblies, step shows, College and High Schools tours beginning at 6th grade, STEM partnership with CUNY, School wide incentive and team building trips (Aviators, Hersey Park, Escape Room, Dorney Park, Disney World, Great Wolf Lodge, GreenKill, African American Museum, Art electives (Chorus, Dance, Theatre, Culinary, and Band). Our philosophy is to nurture student voice and self-advocacy through leadership opportunities and after school extension activities through New York Edge and local Community based Organizations and college partnerships.

Prospect Lefferts Gardens

400 EMPIRE BOULEVARD, BROOKLYN NY 11225

0

Not Accessible

718-774-1002

3 to Nostrand Ave; 2, 5 to Sterling St

B12, B43, B44, B44-SBS, B49

K061A

Britou-Moore Academy

Composite Score

197

30

3

2

16

74

0

0

Open to students and residents of District 17

4th Grade New York State ELA Exam: 20%

4th Grade New York State Math Exam: 20%

Academic and Personal Behaviors: 10%

Attendance: 10%

Final 4th Grade Report Card: 40%

K061M

Medgar Evers Academy

Screened

208

30

4

3

11

49

0

0

Open to students and residents of District 17

4th Grade New York State ELA and Math Exams

Attendance

K061U

Dr. Gladstone H. Atwell

Open

202

57

2

2

23

105

0

0

Open to students and residents of District 17

Priority to residents of the middle school zone

Then to District 17 students and residents

75

36

28

Abraham Lincoln High School

Clara Barton High School

George Westinghouse Career and Technical Education High School

67

669

Gr 6-8

8:00am

2:20pm

English as a New Language

Summer Session,Uniform,Weekend Program

Spanish

Algebra I,English,Global History,Living Environment,US History

Art, Band, Book Club, Choir, Chorus, Coding, Cooking, Creative Writing, Dance, Drama, Fashion, Fitness, Gardening, Green Team, Homework Help, Leadership, Lego Robotics, Math Team, Music, Musical Theater, Peer Mediation, Restorative Circles, Robotics, Saturday Academy, School Newspaper, Science Club, Service Learning, Spelling Bee, STEM, Step Team, Student Council, Talent Show, Technology, Theater, Tutoring, Visual Arts, Yearbook

Dance,Flag Football

Baseball, Basketball, Cheerleading, Dance, Double Dutch, Fitness Club, Football, Running Club, Soccer, Softball, Step, Tennis, Ultimate Frisbee, Volleyball

11225

BROOKLYN

40.664007

-73.94922

309

40

329

3337872

3013160015

Prospect Lefferts Gardens-Wingate

17

17K138

P.S. 138 Brooklyn (17K138)

P.S. 138 truly believes that all students can learn if they are taught properly. With this motto in mind, P.S. 138's students are constantly being exposed to a variety of academic subjects in order to get all students ready for college and career. Our instructional strategies challenge and benefit all of our pupils. We offer an accelerated program designed to promote students' intellectual capacity in all subject areas. Accelerated students are instructed two to three grades above level. P.S. 138 works collaboratively with local colleges in order to promote student learning by preparing students academically and socially. P.S. 138 works with community organizations before, during, and after school to provide students with enrichment activities to excel in their respective subjects. Parents, teachers, and the entire community work collaboratively for the benefit of all of our pupils. Our academic performance for 2016-2017 42.5% of students are levels 3 and 4 in ELA and 39.7 % of level 3 and 4 in Math. 100% passing the Living Environment, Math 1, and Earth Science regents. Graduates went on to attend: Yale, Columbia, Harvard, Howard and universities. PS 138 prepares students to compete on the world's stage. Come and join us.

Crown Heights

760 PROSPECT PLACE, BROOKLYN NY 11216

0

Partially Accessible

718-467-0800

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

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

K138U

P.S. 138

Open

115

20

2

1

16

73

0

0

Open to students and residents of District 17

Priority to continuing students

Then to residents of the elementary school zone

Then to District 17 students and residents

96

38

37

Digital Arts and Cinema Technology High School

Midwood High School

George Westinghouse Career and Technical Education High School

86

539

Gr PK-8

8:30am

2:50pm

English as a New Language

French

Algebra I,Earth Science,Living Environment

11216

BROOKLYN

40.67438

-73.951443

308

36

31701

3330794

3012330026

Crown Heights North

17

17K181

P.S. 181 Brooklyn (17K181)

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

East Flatbush

1023 NEW YORK AVENUE, BROOKLYN NY 11203

0

Fully Accessible

718-462-5298

2, 5 to Church Ave

B35, B44, B44-SBS, B49, B8

K181U

P.S. 181

Open

119

29

1

1

22

98

0

0

Open to students and residents of District 17

Priority to continuing students

Then to residents of the elementary school zone

Then to District 17 students and residents

90

41

21

It Takes a Village Academy

Clara Barton High School

82

644

Gr PK-8

8:20am

2:39pm

English as a New Language

Spanish

Algebra I,English

Double Dutch

Soccer

11203

BROOKLYN

40.648215

-73.946374

317

45

856

3327776

3049040010

East Flatbush-Farragut

17

17K189

P.S. 189 The Bilingual Center (17K189)

Our school is college bound. We are a College Access For All School. Students in grades 7 and 8 participate in a college orientation course once a week. As part of the program students visit approximately 5 of the top universities in NY, including Harvard University. Students also visit CUNY schools. The school offers 6 regents; algebra 1, English, environmental science, earth science, French and Spanish. An intensive performance arts program forms part of the curriculum; drama, band, strings, dance, vocal and visual arts. Throughout the year students visit New Victory Theory and many other performing arts events.

East Flatbush

1100 EAST NEW YORK AVENUE, BROOKLYN NY 11212

0

Not Accessible

718-756-0210

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

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

K189S

P.S. 189

Screened

188

37

2

2

23

106

1

1

Open to students and residents of District 17

Priority to continuing students

Then to residents of the elementary school zone

Then to District 17 students and residents

4th Grade New York State ELA and Math Exams

Academic and Personal Behavior Scores

Attendance

ELL Status

Home Language

Lateness

83

63

57

Midwood High School

George Westinghouse Career and Technical Education High School

91

1060

Gr K-8

8:00am

2:20pm

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

Extended Day,Summer Session,Uniform,Weekend Program

French;Latin;Spanish

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

Art, Band, Dance, Leadership, Saturday Academy, Spelling Bee, Student Council, Technology, Visual Arts

Basketball, Dance, Wrestling

11212

BROOKLYN

40.665565

-73.926246

317

41

892

3099537

3045990001

Brownsville

17

17K246

M.S. 246 Walt Whitman (17K246)

Our teachers are trained in Columbia University Reading and Writing program (TCRWP). All staff and students enjoy our integration of technology resources into the classrooms, making us a true 21st-century school. SMART Boards, laptops, iPads, and other mobile labs and devices are used in all classrooms. Walt Whitman provides a high-quality education with a cutting-edge curriculum, an emphasis on innovative learning experiences, accelerated high school courses, and Regents classes, all aligned to the Common Core Curriculum.

Flatbush

72 VERONICA PLACE, BROOKLYN NY 11226

0

Partially Accessible

718-282-5230

2, 5 to Church Ave

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

K246A

Whitman STEAM Academy

Composite Score

133

21

6

4

6

24

1

1

Open to students and residents of District 17

4th Grade New York State ELA Exam: 20%

4th Grade New York State Math Exam: 20%

Academic and Personal Behaviors: 10%

Final 4th Grade Report Card: 40%

K246U

Walt Whitman (I.S. 246)

Open

157

43

2

3

16

74

0

0

Open to students and residents of District 17

Priority to residents of the middle school zone

Then to District 17 students and residents

92

26

16

John Dewey High School

Edward R. Murrow High School

91

409

Gr 6-8

8:00am

2:20pm

English as a New Language

Spanish

Algebra I,Living Environment,Spanish,US History

Volleyball

11226

BROOKLYN

40.648608

-73.952821

317

40

794

3117381

3051100025

Erasmus

17

17K340

I.S. 340 (17K340)

North Star Academy is a small learning community that offers a variety of accelerated and enrichment experiences including advanced courses which result in scholars having the opportunity to take several High School Regents Exams. We integrate technology throughout instruction through the use of Google Suite Education to ensure that our scholars are college and career ready. Every scholar is given access to a laptop to experience the curriculum through an interactive, hands-on, minds-on format. Also, we have a state of the art Science Lab that enables our students to gain hands-on scientific experience. Our extended day learning program offers a variety of enrichment activities (sports, arts, trips, etc.) which allow scholars to learn new skills, gain experiences, and tap into their intellect. Families appreciate the accessibility of administrators and school staff, which helps to build a sense of community that defines our positive school culture. We promote excellence through high expectations of teaching and learning, positive academic behavior, and social and emotional support. We pride ourselves on providing our scholars with a safe, supportive, and highly structured learning environment.

Prospect Heights

227 STERLING PLACE, BROOKLYN NY 11238

1

Not Accessible

718-857-5516

www.ms340.org

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

B41, B45, B65, B67, B69

K340A

North Star Academy

Composite Score

161

24

3

2

11

49

0

0

Open to students and residents of District 17

4th Grade New York State ELA Exam: 20%

4th Grade New York State Math Exam: 20%

Academic and Personal Behaviors: 10%

Attendance: 10%

Final 4th Grade Report Card: 40%

K340L

North Star Academy

Limited Unscreened

142

32

3

3

11

49

0

0

Open to students and residents of District 17

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

Then to District 17 students and residents

99

48

36

Clara Barton High School

High School for Public Service: Heroes of Tomorrow

John Dewey High School

76

204

Gr 6-8

8:20am

5:40pm

English as a New Language

Extended Day,Summer Session,Uniform,Weekend Program

Algebra I,Living Environment,US History

Art, Book Club, Chorus, Coding, Creative Writing, Dance, Debate, Fitness, Homework Help, Leadership, Music, National Junior Honor Society, Restorative Circles, Saturday Academy, School Newspaper, Science Club, Service Learning, Spelling Bee, Step Team, Talent Show, Technology, Tutoring, Visual Arts, Yearbook, Game Room

Flag Football

Basketball, Flag Football, Track and Field

11238

BROOKLYN

40.676094

-73.97038

308

35

163

3029060

3011640057

Prospect Heights

17

17K352

Ebbets Field Middle School (17K352)

Ebbets Field Middle School takes pride in supporting the whole child. We believe in meeting students where they are and through guided teacher instruction providing them the supports they need to achieve. We provide students a well rounded experience by exposing them to the arts specifically visual arts and music. We are a Medgar Evers Pipeline school and our students have the opportunity to take classes on the college campus with a focus on STEM programs during throughout the school year. We have rich partnerships with BRIC Museum, IFetayo Cultural Center, and we are a Turnaround Arts school which support and foster our growing arts programs and support our yearly Broadway Jr. Productions. Students have the opportunity to engage in our rich afterschool programs where they engage in leadership development, sports, dance, cheerleading, drama, public speaking, receive mentoring and project based STEM activities. Our students attend a number of trips that support our instructional curriculum and we support students social and emotional development through weekly advisory, community meetings, we foster and develop student voice. We believe through Determination + Perseverance + Resilience every child will achieve SUCCESS.

Crown Heights

46 MCKEEVER PLACE, BROOKLYN NY 11225

1

Not Accessible

718-941-5097

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

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

K352U

Ebbets Field Middle School (M.S. 352)

Open

148

52

2

3

16

73

0

0

Open to students and residents of Brooklyn

Priority to residents of the middle school zone

Then to District 17 students and residents

Then to Brooklyn students and residents

94

22

25

William E. Grady Career and Technical Education High School

83

133

Gr 6-8

8:15am

3:55pm

English as a New Language

Summer Session,Uniform

Spanish

Band, Cooking, Dance, Homework Help, Leadership, Music, Peer Mediation, Restorative Circles, STEM, Tutoring, Visual Arts

Basketball, Cheerleading, Dance, Soccer, Step

11225

BROOKLYN

40.665035

-73.959031

309

35

325

3034356

3013010001

Crown Heights South

17

17K353

Elijah Stroud Middle School (17K353)

Elijah Stroud Middle School 353 empowers all students with twenty-first century skills needed to succeed in the global market. We leverage our location by embracing the diversity, academic and cultural opportunities by engaging in the outdoor classroom. As a result, MS 353 graduates are more skilled and focused leaders with a comprehensive perspective. We utilize transformative education as opportunities for engagement by expanding mindsets beyond community borders.

Crown Heights

750 CLASSON AVENUE, BROOKLYN NY 11238

1

Not Accessible

718-638-3067

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

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

K353U

Elijah Stroud Middle School

Open

116

27

1

2

18

82

0

0

Open to students and residents of District 17

Priority to students attending PS 316

Then to residents of the middle school zone

Then to District 17 students and residents

88

27

10

The High School of Fashion Industries

Clara Barton High School

90

173

Gr 6-8

8:10am

2:30pm

English as a New Language

Extended Day,Summer Session,Uniform,Weekend Program

Book Club, Coding, Cooking, Creative Writing, Dance, Fashion, Fitness, Green Team, Guitar, Homework Help, Leadership, Math Team, Music, Peer Mediation, Photography, Saturday Academy, Service Learning, Spelling Bee, STEM, Student Council, Technology, Tutoring, Yearbook, Yoga, Community Service

Basketball, Cheerleading, Dance, Fitness Club, Track and Field, Yoga

11238

BROOKLYN

40.674406

-73.960254

308

35

215

3029246

3011670018

Prospect Heights

17

17K354

The School of Integrated Learning (17K354)

As a college and career bound school, we enrich our scholars with a high- quality curriculum, curated to enhance their preparedness for post-secondary education and career. Our curriculum emphasizes Science, Technology, Engineering, the Arts and Math (STEAM) to challenge scholars to develop critical thinking skills. We have collaborated with Medgar Evers Preparatory High School to offer the Medgar Evers Academy, which is our most accelerated program. All of our eighth-grade scholars take the Living Environment Regent. All seventh-graders take the eighth-grade NYS Science Test. Scholars in the Integrated Learning Academy (K354A) and Medgar Evers Academy also graduate with Integrated Algebra, Global and US History Regents. The majority of our scholars get accepted to their first choice high school, with a number of them attending specialized high schools each year. All classrooms have SMART/Promethean Boards, we have state-of-the-art technology and science labs, a mobile science lab, and laptop carts. As needed, scholars are provided Academic intervention services to meet the Common Core Learning Standards. Parents are kept informed via auto-dials, email, text updates, a monthly newsletter, and our school website, www.ms354.com.

Crown Heights

1224 PARK PLACE, BROOKLYN NY 11213

1

Not Accessible

718-774-0362

www.ms354.com

3, 4 to Crown Hts-Utica Ave

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

K354A

Integrated Learning Academy

Composite Score

145

26

6

4

6

24

1

1

Open to students and residents of District 17

4th Grade New York State ELA Exam: 20%

4th Grade New York State Math Exam: 20%

Academic and Personal Behaviors: 10%

Attendance: 10%

Final 4th Grade Report Card: 40%

K354U

School of Integrated Learning

Open

153

49

1

2

32

148

0

0

Open to students and residents of District 17

Priority to residents of the middle school zone

Then to District 17 students and residents

91

50

45

Academy for Health Careers

Gotham Professional Arts Academy

Clara Barton High School

98

297

Gr 6-8

8:00am

4:25pm

English as a New Language

Extended Day,Summer Session,Uniform,Weekend Program

Mandarin;Spanish

Algebra I,Global History,Living Environment,US History

Art, Book Club, Choir, Coding, Cooking, Dance, Fashion, Fitness, Homework Help, Lego Robotics, Photography, Robotics, Saturday Academy, School Newspaper, Service Learning, Spelling Bee, STEM, Student Council, Talent Show, Yearbook

Dance,Flag Football

Basketball, Dance, Double Dutch, Flag Football, Soccer, Tennis, Track and Field

11213

BROOKLYN

40.672713

-73.936924

308

36

343

3036405

3013700029

Crown Heights North

18

18K581

East Flatbush Community Research School (18K581)

Our vision is to create a safe environment in which authentic learning experiences build character and empower students to become independent thinkers. Our mission is to provide a Common Core Learning Standards (CCLS)-aligned curriculum, life skills, mentorship, interventions, and enrichment activities that will enhance learning and support the social-emotional growth of our students. At EFCRS, we focus on targeting individual needs. We possess a strong community of teachers who are committed to motivating, engaging, and providing rigorous learning experiences. Our parents appreciate the strong focus on instruction, smaller class sizes, and two and a half hours of expanded-day programming our school offers. Students enjoy the cultural exposure and the unique courses in expanded day. Unique academic offerings include: Algebra Regents Course, Specialized HS Test Prep, and Saturday Academy. Unique expanded-day offerings include: STEM Academy, Robotics, Coding, Cooking, Soccer, Chorus, Drumming, and Theater.

East Flatbush

905 WINTHROP STREET, BROOKLYN NY 11203

1

Not Accessible

718-773-3059

B12, B15, B17, B35, B46, B46-SBS, B47, B7

K581L

The East Flatbush Community Research School

Limited Unscreened

213

62

3

3

18

82

0

0

Open to students and residents of Brooklyn

Priority to residents of the middle school zone who sign in at an event

Then to residents of the middle school zone

Then to District 18 students and residents who sign in at an event

Then to District 18 students and residents

Then to Brooklyn students and residents who sign in at an event

Then to Brooklyn students and residents

92

26

12

Medgar Evers College Preparatory School

74

268

Gr 6-8

8:00am

4:50pm

English as a New Language

Korean

Algebra I,Living Environment

Cross Country

11203

BROOKLYN

40.65843

-73.929076

317

41

880

3099733

3046060025

Prospect Lefferts Gardens-Wingate

17

17K382

Academy for College Preparation and Career Exploration: A College Board School (17K382)

Students that attend College Prep have the opportunity to participate in Perfect attendance celebrations, Honor Roll celebrations, student government, US army Star Club program, Girls Empowerment group, F.A.M.E Dance Crew, Coding Club, Chess Club, Brooklyn College Trio program, the Young K.I.N.G.S Club and Pre Med Club. Students also participate in dance performances, Christmas plays , Culture day, Annual Paintball trip, Field day, March Madness, Spelling Bees, The Debate Team and more. They will take trips to museums, colleges, aquariums, the zoo, Broadway plays, Movies.

Flatbush

911 FLATBUSH AVENUE, BROOKLYN NY 11226

1

Partially Accessible

718-564-2566

www.academyforcollegeprep.com

2, 5, B, Q to Church Ave

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

K382L

Academy for College Preparation and Career Exploration

Limited Unscreened

123

27

3

2

11

49

0

0

Open to students and residents of District 17

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

Then to District 17 students and residents

79

23

4

Clara Barton High School

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

77

360

Gr 6-12

8:05am

2:20pm

English as a New Language

Summer Session,Uniform,Weekend Program

Spanish

Algebra I,Living Environment,Spanish,US History

Art, Chess, Chorus, Coding, Dance, Debate, Music, Robotics, Saturday Academy, Spelling Bee, STEM, Tutoring, Yearbook

Archery, Baseball, Basketball, Cheerleading, Dance, Flag Football, Football, Swimming, Track and Field, Volleyball, Wrestling

11226

BROOKLYN

40.649787

-73.95855

314

40

794

3336215

3051030010

Erasmus

17

17K394

M.S. K394 (17K394)

PS/MS 394 is an Eagle Academy Model school. Our House System is a traditional feature of schools in England. At PS/MS 394 students are divided into subunits called "Houses." Each houses is identified by names, chants and colors that bring a spirit of camaraderie to the students across grade levels. Students of K394 are randomly selected and placed in a house. There are (4) Houses Sotomayor, Malala, Dr. King & Obama House. If you visit us at 8:00 AM, you will see our students as they enter for roll call, recite their chants, welcome each other, receive words of encouragement, and acknowledge their struggles and victories before they start the day. As a way to encourage our students, we have incorporated sleeted incentives and rewards. for the past 2 years, we have had a greater focus on Males of Color. Our Male Mentoring Program meets Bi-Weekly on Saturdays to support our male students. Mentors from the Eagle Academy High School, work under the supervision of a male teacher to provide support, guidance and personal development skills to our students. In addition, we offer extended day for Grades Pre-K -Grade 8, starting in November until May. Our students have attended trips including Broadway plays, and the African American Museum in Washington, DC.

Crown Heights

188 ROCHESTER AVENUE, BROOKLYN NY 11213

1

Not Accessible

718-756-3164

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

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

K394A

The Mary McLeod Bethune Academy

Composite Score

32

8

1

1

6

24

0

0

Open to students and residents of District 17

4th Grade New York State ELA Exam: 20%

4th Grade New York State Math Exam: 20%

Academic and Personal Behaviors: 10%

Final 4th Grade Report Card: 40%

K394M

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

Screened

29

14

0

1

15

65

0

0

Open to students and residents of District 17

Priority to continuing students

Then to District 17 students and residents

4th Grade New York State ELA and Math Exams

Academic and Personal Behavior Scores

Attendance

Final 4th Grade Report Card

82

38

14

High School for Public Service: Heroes of Tomorrow

86

392

Gr PK-8

8:00am

2:20pm

English as a New Language

Extended Day,Uniform,Weekend Program

Algebra I,Living Environment

Art, Chess, Coding, Homework Help, Lego Robotics, Math Team, Restorative Circles, Saturday Academy, School Newspaper, Student Council

Flag Football

Basketball, Cheerleading, Dance, Volleyball

11213

BROOKLYN

40.672762

-73.927973

308

36

347

3036289

3013670022

Crown Heights North

17

17K484

Ronald Edmonds Learning Center II (17K484)

Ronald Edmonds Learning Center II, is labelled a Respect for All school. We are responsive to the culture of all our students. Our principles are Community, Leadership, Excellence, Accountability, and Respect. These, combined with Positive Energy and Constant Elevation create an environment where everyone feels safe, valued, respected and celebrated. Students graduate with three Regents and six high school credits. Uniform makes everyone feel equal, well groomed, and confident. Our caring administrators, teachers, and staff ensure the total well-being of every child, each of whom has a mentor and advocate. We provide opportunities for recreation, social-emotional development, global citizenship, and college and career readiness. Activities: trips to museums, sports events, Broadway shows, United Nations, basketball, football, dance, step, chorus, drama, visual arts, photography, film, nutrition, and drumming. Annual events: Spirit Week, Field Day, Cultural Awareness Day, the Oscars, Broadway Junior, Junior Achievement, New York Edge, Eagle Academy, NYC Junior Ambassadors, Sing for Hope, WE Day, Brooklyn Arts Council, Arts Connection, Urban Advantage, NOBLE, and The HistoryMakers.

Ocean Hill

430 HOWARD AVENUE, BROOKLYN NY 11233

1

Fully Accessible

718-467-0306

C to Ralph Ave

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

K484L

Ronald Edmonds Learning Center II

Limited Unscreened

66

22

1

2

12

69

0

1

Open to students and residents of District 17

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

Then to District 17 students and residents

97

34

20

Brooklyn Institute for Liberal Arts

The High School for Global Citizenship

99

168

Gr 6-8

8:15am

2:35pm

English as a New Language

Summer Session,Uniform

Spanish

Dance, Drama, Gardening, Leadership, National Junior Honor Society, Restorative Circles, STEM, Step Team, Student Council, Visual Arts

Basketball, Fitness Club, Soccer, Step, Tennis, Track and Field

11233

BROOKLYN

40.673073

-73.919594

316

41

363

3039174

3014570032

Ocean Hill

17

17K543

Science, Technology and Research Early College High School at Erasmus (17K543)

STAR Early College is a 6-12 grade screened school that offers all students entering our high school the opportunity to simultaneously earn their high school diploma and up to 73 tuition-free college credits from our partner institution Brooklyn College, CUNY. Starting in 6th grade, your child will receive a personalized and customized multiyear acceleration plan that gradually introduces them to more rigorous high school and Advanced Placement coursework, college-going experiences and the demands of college coursework, while providing a wide variety of supports tailored to individual needs. The goal, is for every student to graduate from our high school, with one year of college (30 credits) complete.

Flatbush

911 FLATBUSH AVENUE, BROOKLYN NY 11226

1

Partially Accessible

718-564-2540

www.starearlycollege.org

2, 5, B, Q to Church Ave

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

K543M

Science, Technology, and Research Early College School at Erasmus

Screened

742

78

14

7

12

52

1

1

Open to students and residents of Brooklyn

Priority to District 17 students and residents

Then to Brooklyn students and residents

4th Grade New York State ELA and Math Exams

Academic and Personal Behavior Scores

Attendance

Final 4th Grade Report Card

Lateness

On-Site Assessment

99

69

53

Science, Technology and Research Early College High School at Erasmus

Medgar Evers College Preparatory School

86

576

Gr 6-12

8:05am

2:19pm

English as a New Language

Extended Day,Summer Session,Uniform,Weekend Program

French;Spanish

Algebra I,English,Living Environment

Art, Band, Chess, Chorus, Coding, Comic Book Club, Dance, Debate, Engineering, Fitness, French Club, Guitar, Homework Help, Leadership, Lego Robotics, Math Team, Music, Peer Mediation, Photography, Restorative Circles, Robotics, Rock Band, Saturday Academy, Science Club, Service Learning, Spelling Bee, STEM, Student Council, Talent Show, Technology, Theater, Tutoring, Video Game Club, Visual Arts, Yearbook, Yoga

Badminton, Basketball, Cheerleading, Fitness Club, Flag Football, Running Club, Soccer, Table Tennis, Track and Field, Volleyball

11226

BROOKLYN

40.649787

-73.95855

314

40

794

3336215

3051030010

Erasmus

17

17K590

Medgar Evers College Preparatory School (17K590)

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

Crown Heights

1186 CARROLL STREET, BROOKLYN NY 11225

0

Fully Accessible

718-703-5400

www.mecps.org

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

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

K590M

Medgar Evers College Preparatory School

Screened

Open to New York City residents

4th Grade New York State ELA and Math Exams

Academic and Personal Behavior Scores

Attendance

Final 4th Grade Report Card

Lateness

On-Site Assessment

85

86

77

Medgar Evers College Preparatory School

Brooklyn Technical High School

Science, Technology and Research Early College High School at Erasmus

75

1332

Gr 6-12

8:10am

2:30pm

English as a New Language

Extended Day,Summer Session,Uniform,Weekend Program

Mandarin;Spanish

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

Art, Chess, Choir, Chorus, Coding, Comic Book Club, Dance, Engineering, Homework Help, Leadership, Lego Robotics, Music, National Junior Honor Society, Peer Mediation, Robotics, Saturday Academy, School Newspaper, STEM, Student Council, Technology, Tutoring, Visual Arts, Yearbook

Cross Country,Soccer

Basketball, Bowling, Cheerleading, Cross Country, Dance, Soccer, Swimming, Table Tennis, Volleyball

11225

BROOKLYN

40.667195

-73.951167

309

35

321

3348092

3012890025

Crown Heights South

17

17K722

New Heights Middle School (17K722)

Follow your own path. Reach new heights. The scholar experience at New Heights Middle School is driven by innovation and technology. Scholars become critical thinkers and problem-solvers through practice in differentiated, real-world experiences and a one-to-one device (Mac Books, Chromebooks, and iPads) program. NHMS seeks academic excellence through a rigorous 21st century curriculum coupled with realistic problem-solving and advisement in a safe, caring environment. Through opportunities to engage in meaningful learning in the areas of science, technology, the arts, and math (S.T.E.A.M.) we make active participation in the global community a reality. The teachers and staff of New Heights Middle School are committed to ensuring that all scholars are engaged in rigorous and engaging work and have the opportunity to apply to an Honors Academy. New Heights Middle School partners with various organizations throughout the school year to monitor scholar progress and implement necessary academic interventions. New Heights Middle School is proud to offer unique opportunities that will enhance your child's academic experience through enrichment, after school programming, and extended learning time.

Wingate

790 EAST NEW YORK AVENUE, BROOKLYN NY 11203

1

Partially Accessible

718-467-4501

www.newheightsms.org

3, 4 to Crown Hts-Utica Ave

B12, B17, B43, B46, B46-SBS

K722L

New Heights Middle School

Limited Unscreened

111

35

1

2

18

82

0

0

Open to students and residents of District 17

Priority to residents of the middle school zone who sign in at an event

Then to residents of the middle school zone

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

Then to District 17 students and residents

91

21

15

Pathways in Technology Early College High School (P-Tech)

Urban Assembly New York Harbor School

84

258

Gr 6-8

8:00am

2:20pm

English as a New Language

Extended Day,Summer Session,Uniform,Weekend Program

Spanish

Coding, Cooking, Dance, Debate, Engineering, Homework Help, Leadership, Lego Robotics, National Junior Honor Society, Peer Mediation, Robotics, Saturday Academy, Science Olympiad, Spelling Bee, STEM, Student Council, Talent Show, Technology, Theater, Tutoring, Video Game Club, Visual Arts, Yearbook, Medgar Evers College S.T.E.P., Girls Empowerment Movement (GEM), Peer Group Connection Peer Leaders, Achievement Mentoring , National Junior Broadway

Volleyball

Dance

Basketball, Dance, Track and Field

11203

BROOKLYN

40.662447

-73.936382

309

41

876

3107129

3048060001

Prospect Lefferts Gardens-Wingate

18

18K066

P.S. 66 (18K066)

K-8, Regents

Canarsie

845 EAST 96 STREET, BROOKLYN NY 11236

0

Fully Accessible

718-922-3505

B17, B42, B6, B60, B8, B82

K066E

P.S. 66 D75 Inclusion Program

D75 Special Education Inclusive Services

Open to students currently in or recommended for District 75 Special Education Inclusive Services. If you are not currently in or recommended for these services, please contact D75info@schools.nyc.gov.

K066U

P.S./I.S. 66

Open

276

61

3

4

16

83

1

1

Open to Student and Residents of District 18

Priority to continuing students

Then to District 18 students and residents

93

41

32

The High School for Global Citizenship

Brooklyn College Academy

74

798

Gr PK-8

8:00am

2:20pm

English as a New Language

Spanish

Algebra I,Living Environment,US History

11236

BROOKLYN

40.64883

-73.907774

318

42

970

3325418

3081290060

Canarsie

18

18K068

I.S. 068 Isaac Bildersee (18K068)

I.S. 68 Vision Statement OUR VISION: We, the global learning community of IS68, are innovative thinkers who develop and nurture strong behavioral and academic competencies enabling us to be great today and better tomorrow. We are an eco-friendly middle school that continually promotes a cleaner sustainable environment with our STEAM initiatives. We produce resilient leaders by implementing the seven habits of highly effective people and restorative practices in our daily lives as we pursue excellence for all. We are, "The Brooklyn School of Leadership and Sustainability," and offer: Advanced Instruction: Computer Based Blended Learning; Integrated Algebra Regents; Living Environment Regents; U.S. History Regents; French Regents; Specialized High School Test Prep. Sports Programs: Football, Basketball, Boys/Girls Track, Boys/Girls Soccer. Leadership Building: Brothers Break Bread - Boys initiative; Girls Empowerment Movement (G.E.M.); 7 Habits of Highly Effective People; Leadership Model; Peer Mentoring; Cooking Club; CHAMPS Girls/Boys Basketball. We have a newly renovated state of the art recreation facility that will house our sports programs. We have a newly renovated STEM center.

Canarsie

956 EAST 82 STREET, BROOKLYN NY 11236

0

Not Accessible

718-241-4800

www.is68.org

B103, B17, B47, B6, B82, BM2

K068A

Accelerated Achievement Program.

Composite Score

66

24

3

5

5

25

0

0

Open to students and residents of District 18

4th Grade New York State ELA Exam: 20%

4th Grade New York State Math Exam: 20%

Attendance: 20%

Final 4th Grade Report Card: 40%

K068M

I.S. 68 Haitian Creole Dual Language Program

Screened: Language

39

18

2

3

6

24

1

1

Open to students and residents of Brooklyn

4th Grade New York State ELA and Math Exams

Academic and Personal Behavior Scores

ELL Status

K068U

I.S. 68

Open

98

26

2

3

10

50

0

0

Open to students and residents of District 18

Priority to residents of the middle school zone

Then to District 18 students and residents

87

18

16

Clara Barton High School

Brooklyn Theatre Arts High School

High School for Innovation in Advertising and Media

76

289

Gr 6-8

8:00am

2:20pm

English as a New Language;Dual Language: Haitian Creole

Extended Day,Summer Session,Uniform

Spanish

Algebra I,Living Environment

Art, Cooking, Dance, Gardening, Leadership, STEM

Soccer

Basketball, Dance, Football, Soccer, Track and Field

11236

BROOKLYN

40.635553

-73.91079

318

46

956

3224947

3080180001

Canarsie

18

18K211

I.S. 211 John Wilson (18K211)

At John Wilson, we integrate technology into the classroom with laptops and SMART Boards. Our students benefit from the supportive environment and innovative approaches that make a positive impact on their lives. Parents appreciate that our school places students into three small thematic academies based on their interests.

Canarsie

1001 EAST 100 STREET, BROOKLYN NY 11236

0

Partially Accessible

718-251-4411

L to Canarsie - Rockaway Parkway

B103, B17, B42, B6, B60, B82, BM2

K211A

John Wilson (I.S. 211): Astral Program

Composite Score

110

25

4

5

5

25

1

1

Open to students and residents of District 18

4th Grade New York State ELA Exam: 20%

4th Grade New York State Math Exam: 20%

Attendance: 20%

Final 4th Grade Report Card: 40%

K211U

John Wilson (I.S. 211)

Open

179

68

2

4

19

101

0

1

Open to students and residents of District 18

Priority to residents of the middle school zone

Then to District 18 students and residents

K211Y

JOHN WILSON ACES 12:1:1 PROGRAM

ASD/ACES Program

0

0

Open to students currently in an ACES (Academics, Career, and Essential Skills) program. If you are not currently an ACES student and are interested in the program, please contact acesprograms@schools.nyc.gov

91

34

18

Clara Barton High School

Abraham Lincoln High School

69

436

Gr 6-8

8:20am

2:40pm

English as a New Language

Spanish

Algebra I,Living Environment

11236

BROOKLYN

40.643278

-73.896212

318

46

988

3326732

3082270001

Canarsie

18

18K235

The Lenox Academy (18K235)

The Lenox Academy offers an academically accelerated program for middle school students. We provide a high-quality education within a learning environment that supports young learners. Lenox Academy's rigorous academic program, coupled with a highly skilled and experienced staff, has proven successful. Twelve of our 8th grade students from the class of 2019 were accepted to specialized high schools. Most have received acceptances to select public high schools, others have accepted placements in private day and boarding schools through scholarships. Lenox Academy promotes academic excellence and challenges students to meet NYS standards with distinction. Over 90 percent of our students met standards [Level 3] or met standards with distinction [Level 4] on the 2018-2019 New York State Standardized exams. All of our seniors are administered the English Language Arts and Algebra I Common Core Regents, Living Environment Regents and Spanish Proficiency exams. Our SONYC after-school program offers expert instruction in martial arts, culinary arts, dance, theater, basketball, volleyball, and photography.

East Flatbush

525 LENOX ROAD, BROOKLYN NY 11203

0

Partially Accessible

718-773-4869

B12, B35, B44, B44-SBS

K235M

The Lenox Academy

Screened

1080

122

11

31

4

100

1

1

Open to residents of New York City

Priority to District 18 students and residents

Then to New York City residents

4th Grade New York State ELA and Math Exams

Academic and Personal Behavior Scores

Attendance

Final 4th Grade Report Card

Lateness

100

93

87

Brooklyn College Academy

Midwood High School

Benjamin Banneker Academy

77

1220

Gr PK-8

8:20am

2:40pm

English as a New Language

Uniform

Spanish

Algebra I,English,Living Environment,Spanish

Art, Restorative Circles, STEM, Symphony Space, Theater for a New Audience (Shakespeare)

Basketball, Soccer, Volleyball

11203

BROOKLYN

40.654704

-73.941089

317

41

814

3107846

3048440001

East Flatbush-Farragut

18

18K285

I.S. 285 Meyer Levin (18K285)

At Meyer Levin School for the Performing Arts, we believe in equity and excellence for all scholars. Academic Excellence: Meyer Levin has a Level 4 rating in ELA. This means all of our scholars have made significant progress on the state exam. In Mathematics, we have implemented the new Jump Math curriculum. We offer regents in Social Studies, Math, and Science. Student and Community Support: We believe in developing social emotional intelligence. Meyer Levin's Performing Arts program is famous for graduating top students in Dance, Chorus, Drama, Steel Pan, Instrumental Band, Keyboard and Visual Arts. We have sports teams such as Boys and Girls Basketball, Flag Football, Track and Field and Double-Dutch. Meyer Levin is a full Restorative Justice school and ALL of our students participate in weekly restorative circles. We believe in the "Community School" model and have a variety of community based organizations on our campus Innovation: Algebra for All: It is expected that all of our students will complete Algebra by graduation thus allowing them to take more advance math classes in high school. College Access for All: We have a full time College Access staff member to engage our students are all aspects of college life.

East Flatbush

5909 BEVERLY ROAD, BROOKLYN NY 11203

0

Not Accessible

718-451-2200

B17, B35, B46, B47, B7, B8

K285A

Meyer Levin (I.S. 285): Astral Program

Composite Score

199

35

4

4

10

50

0

0

Open to students and residents of District 18

4th Grade New York State ELA Exam: 20%

4th Grade New York State Math Exam: 20%

Attendance: 20%

Final 4th Grade Report Card: 40%

K285M

Meyer Levin (I.S. 285): Boroughwide Performing Arts Program

Screened

368

84

2

7

12

218

0

1

Open to students and residents of Brooklyn

Priority to District 18 students and residents

Then to Brooklyn students and residents

4th Grade New York State ELA and Math Exams

Attendance

Lateness

K285Z

Meyer Levin (I.S. 285): Zoned Program

Zoned

37

15

2

4

4

22

0

0

Open to students residing in the zone

92

36

18

Clara Barton High School

John Dewey High School

Brooklyn High School of the Arts

84

752

Gr 6-8

8:00am

2:50pm

English as a New Language

Spanish

Algebra I,Living Environment,US History

Double Dutch,Flag Football

11203

BROOKLYN

40.646877

-73.920977

317

45

936

3104599

3047440001

Rugby-Remsen Village

18

18K588

Middle School for Art and Philosophy (18K588)

At the Middle School for Art and Philosophy, we believe in providing our students with a safe environment and developmentally appropriate, rigorous concept based curriculum. Our goal is to foster a community of life-long learners, productive citizens, and critical thinkers who apply what they learn throughout their lives. We target the learning needs of our students based on qualitative and quantitative data. We offer daily literacy intervention periods and a Living Environment Regents course. Our students are exposed to a variety of art forms such as visual arts, African dance, photography, graphic design, and theater. We strongly believe in offering our students a variety of art experiences throughout the school year which culminates in our yearly school musical production. We measure success by our student's commitment to learning and their dedication to making a change. Students are encouraged to lead by example and hold each other accountable for all actions. This work is facilitated by our focus on developing the social-emotional needs of every students through our advisory goal-setting program and Morningside "Be the Change" restorative circles curriculum.

East Flatbush

1084 LENOX ROAD, BROOKLYN NY 11212

1

Not Accessible

718-342-7563

www.ms-ap.org

3 to Saratoga Ave

B15, B17, B35, B47, B7, B8

K588L

Middle School for Art and Philosophy

Limited Unscreened

138

37

1

2

19

101

0

0

Open to students and residents of District 18

Priority to residents of the middle school zone who sign in at an event

Then to residents of the middle school zone

Then to District 18 students and residents who sign in at an event

Then to District 18 students and residents

95

30

14

Cobble Hill School of American Studies

Pathways in Technology Early College High School (P-Tech)

86

172

Gr 6-8

8:10am

3:07pm

English as a New Language

Extended Day,Summer Session,Uniform,Weekend Program

Living Environment

Art, Band, Chorus, Creative Writing, Dance, Drama, Fitness, Leadership, Musical Theater, Peer Mediation, Photography, Restorative Circles, Saturday Academy, STEM, Step Team, Student Council, Theater, Visual Arts, Yearbook

Dance

Basketball, Cheerleading, Double Dutch, Fencing, Fitness Club, Flag Football, Track and Field

11212

BROOKLYN

40.658295

-73.920109

317

41

886

3101840

3046690037

Rugby-Remsen Village

18

18K763

Brooklyn Science and Engineering Academy (18K763)

The Brooklyn Science and Engineering Academy (BSEA) promotes a family-like environment with small class sizes, open communication with families and interest based crews. We foster opportunities within STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math) education. At BSEA, you will be exposed to coding, robotics, engineering, design, virtual/augmented reality, and the arts. Our students are NYC Junior Ambassadors and attend events to develop solutions to climate change issues with Ambassadors from the United Nations. BSEA has a technology lab as well as individual laptops in all classrooms. We offer a wide array of sports. Students participate in flag football, soccer, track, basketball, wiffle ball, and volleyball. BSEA students attend many trips such as Broadway shows, professional sporting events, cultural institutions and more.

East Flatbush

5404 TILDEN AVENUE, BROOKLYN NY 11203

1

Fully Accessible

718-240-3790

www.brooklynSEA.org

B17, B35, B46, B46-SBS, B47, B7, B8

K763L

Brooklyn Science and Engineering Academy

Limited Unscreened

372

64

4

4

17

90

1

1

Open to students and residents of District 18

Priority to District 18 students and residents who sign in at an event

Then to District 18 students and residents

K763Y

BROOKLYN SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING ACADEMY ASD NEST PROGRAM

ASD/ACES Program

0

0

Open to students currently in an ASD (Autism Spectrum Disorder) Nest program. If you are not currently an ASD Nest student and are interested in the program, please contact asdprograms@schools.nyc.gov

99

46

25

Brooklyn College Academy

Brooklyn Institute for Liberal Arts

87

317

Gr 6-8

8:20am

2:40pm

English as a New Language

Extended Day,Summer Session,Uniform,Weekend Program

Algebra I,Living Environment,US History

Art, Book Club, Chess, Coding, Comic Book Club, Dance, Debate, Engineering, Green Team, Homework Help, Leadership, Lego Robotics, Math Team, Peer Mediation, Restorative Circles, Robotics, Saturday Academy, Science Club, Service Learning, STEM, Step Team, Student Council, Talent Show, Technology, Tutoring, Video Game Club, Visual Arts, Yearbook

Soccer,Volleyball

Dance, Kickball, Martial Arts, Step, Track and Field

11203

BROOKLYN

40.648423

-73.925948

317

45

946

3104513

3047390001

Rugby-Remsen Village

19

19K089

P.S. 089 Cypress Hills (19K089)

PS 89/IS 89 is a dual language school (English/Spanish) and offers an expanded school day by three hours (from 2:20 pm to 5:20 pm) Monday through Friday in order to provide more time for innovative academic enrichment, differentiated instruction and other activities that inspire kids and support their well- being. Art, dance, music, sports, conflict-resolution skills, and academic support will be brought to all of our students by some of the teachers and the after-school community educators. It also houses Brooklyn's first "green" public school featuring a high-tech greenhouse and an innovative kitchen and cafeteria that serves wholesome nutritious meals.

East New York

265 WARWICK STREET, BROOKLYN NY 11207

1

Fully Accessible

718-964-1180

http://chcs89.org/

J to Cleveland St; C, Z to Van Siclen Ave

B14, Q24, Q56

K089M

Spanish Newcomers Program

Screened: Language

152

58

3

4

16

49

1

1

Open to students and residents of District 19

Priority to continuing students

Then to District 19 students and residents

ELL Status

Home Language

On-Site Assessment

95

22

14

Brooklyn Lab School

91

469

Gr PK-8

8:00am

2:20pm

English as a New Language;Dual Language: Spanish

Extended Day,Uniform

Algebra I

Art, Band, Book Club, Fitness, Gardening, Green Team, Homework Help, Music, Restorative Circles, School Newspaper, Service Learning, Student Council, Visual Arts, Yearbook

Soccer

Volleyball

Football

11207

BROOKLYN

40.677697

-73.886936

305

37

1170

3397079

3039520047

East New York

19

19K171

I.S. 171 Abraham Lincoln (19K171)

Certified by State of New York a school in "Good Standing." Very active Parent Teachers Organization. School meets Two technology laboratories. Laptops for all students in each classroom. Science field trips. Online bilingual reading and math programs. Interactive boards in all classrooms. Experienced and dedicated teachers. Principal maintains "authentic open door policy." Very safe school environment and clean facilities.

East New York

528 RIDGEWOOD AVENUE, BROOKLYN NY 11208

0

Not Accessible

718-647-0111

www.is171.org

J, Z to Crescent St

B13, Q24, Q56

K171U

Abraham Lincoln Intermediate School (I.S. 171)

Open

204

56

2

3

18

103

0

1

Open to students and residents of District 19

Priority to residents of the middle school zone

Then to District 19 students and residents

83

32

13

Academy of Innovative Technology

The Urban Assembly School for Collaborative Healthcare

80

418

Gr 6-8

8:00am

2:20pm

English as a New Language;Transitional Bilingual Education: Spanish

Extended Day,Summer Session,Uniform,Weekend Program

Spanish

Spanish

Art, Coding, Homework Help, Saturday Academy, Technology, Yearbook

Basketball, Soccer

11208

BROOKLYN

40.68618

-73.869625

305

37

1184

3092456

3041340020

Cypress Hills-City Line

19

19K218

J.H.S. 218 James P. Sinnott (19K218)

James P. Sinnott is a 21st Century Community School. We have a magnet program focused on health and health professions. There is also a wellness committee which focuses on a month-by-month health theme that is ingrained in the culture of the school. We offer students an Honors program with Regents courses, Spanish Dual Language Cohort, and a Dance Cohort. We also have the only Day NYPD/FDNY Explorer Program with the Learning for Life advisory curriculum. Parents are always invited to our school to help build culture and to celebrate our students. We provide our students with a stable, secure, and structured learning environment and the highest quality classroom instruction. A wide variety of support and intervention services are also offered. We strive to achieve academic excellence.

East New York

370 FOUNTAIN AVENUE, BROOKLYN NY 11208

0

Not Accessible

718-647-9050

A, C to Euclid Ave

B13, B14, B15, B20, BM5, Q7, Q8

K218M

J.H.S. 218: Application Program

Screened

137

30

3

3

12

48

0

0

Open to students and residents of District 19

4th Grade New York State ELA and Math Exams

Academic and Personal Behavior Scores

Attendance

Final 4th Grade Report Card

Lateness

On-Site Assessment

K218N

J.H.S. 218: Spanish Dual Language Program

Screened: Language

56

5

2

1

6

24

0

0

Open to students and residents of Brooklyn

On-Site Assessment

K218Z

J.H.S. 218: Zoned Program

Zoned

35

6

1

1

8

31

0

0

Open to students residing in the zone

91

19

14

School for Classics High School

East New York Family Academy

Brooklyn International High School

68

428

Gr 6-8

8:00am

2:20pm

English as a New Language;Transitional Bilingual Education: Spanish

Uniform

Algebra I,Living Environment

Art, Chess, Dance, National Junior Honor Society, Restorative Circles, Robotics, Service Learning, STEM, Student Council, Technology, Theater, Visual Arts, Yearbook

Flag Football

Cheerleading, Dance, Flag Football, Martial Arts

11208

BROOKLYN

40.670724

-73.874208

305

42

1118

3095977

3042780001

East New York

19

19K292

J.H.S. 292 Margaret S. Douglas (19K292)

Margaret S. Douglas, [292] is home to approximately 560 students in the sixth, through eighth grade. Our goal is to provide exceptional educational opportunities for students, as a staff we work collaboratively to develop curricula and lesson plans to target students' needs, in groups or individually. Continuing the spirit of excellence, we have a Specialized High School program that gives students the opportunity to attend high schools with academic rigor that will prepare them to compete in an international market. In the past academic, year we had 11 students who were accepted into Specialized High schools. To aide in that preparation, JHS 292 provides a Specialized High School Institute for the exam in the 7th grade. Our seventh and eighth grade students earn accelerated High School credits and take Regents Exams in Algebra 1, Living Environment; Earth Science and US History and Government, and have achieved a 90% pass rate. In order to educate the whole child, we offer courses in performing arts. Courses are available in technology, robotics, video production, graphic design, martial arts, dance, robotics and steel pan and instrumental music are available in our school day and after school program.

East New York

301 VERMONT STREET, BROOKLYN NY 11207

0

Not Accessible

718-498-6562

L to Sutter Ave; C, J, Z to Van Siclen Ave; 3 to Pennsylvania Ave

B12, B14, B20, B25, B83, Q24, Q56

K292M

Margaret Douglas (J.H.S. 292): Honors Program

Screened

114

5

2

0

18

72

0

0

Open to students and residents of District 19

4th Grade New York State ELA and Math Exams

Academic and Personal Behavior Scores

Attendance

Final 4th Grade Report Card

Lateness

K292U

Margaret Douglas (J.H.S. 292)

Open

188

58

2

3

20

80

0

1

Open to students and residents of District 19

Priority to residents of the middle school zone

Then to District 19 students and residents

75

34

30

W. H. Maxwell Career and Technical Education High School

Benjamin Banneker Academy

73

563

Gr 6-8

8:20am

2:40pm

English as a New Language

Extended Day,Uniform,Weekend Program

Spanish

Algebra I,Living Environment,US History

Step Team

Basketball, Cheerleading, Cross Country, Fitness Club, Football, Martial Arts, Soccer, Track and Field, Wrestling

11207

BROOKLYN

40.671987

-73.893896

305

42

1144

3083931

3037400001

East New York (Pennsylvania Ave)

19

19K364

I.S. 364 Gateway (19K364)

Our FALCONS enjoy the personalized attention which they receive in our small, nurturing learning academies. Our small academies afford us the opportunity to provide an encouraging environment, where students are able to create lasting relationships with the staff. We strive to cultivate a dynamic environment of advanced thinkers, high achievers, and model citizens. The staff works to develop an educational program based on the unique needs of each student. In collaboration with parents, we support the intellectual, emotional, and social growth of students. We strive for academic excellence by maintaining high expectations. We believe that every child can and will succeed academically and will be able to develop a strong personal sense of discipline and social responsibility. Gateway FALCONS are provided with a rich academic curriculum, which is enhanced through the use of SMART Boards and mobile computer labs and differentiated based on student need. Our open- door policy ensures that parents will have full accessibility and are able to continuously check their child's progress through the use of our computer grading system.

East New York

1426 FREEPORT LOOP, BROOKLYN NY 11239

0

Not Accessible

718-642-3007

B103, B13, B17, B82, B83, BM2, BM5

K364S

Gateway Intermediate School 364 Screened

Screened

214

47

3

2

20

80

0

0

Open to students and residents of District 19

4th Grade New York State ELA and Math Exams

Academic and Personal Behavior Scores

Attendance

Final 4th Grade Report Card

Lateness

On-Site Assessment

K364Z

Gateway Intermediate School 364 Zoned

Zoned

43

10

5

5

2

8

0

0

Open to students residing in the zone

94

28

10

John Dewey High School

Academy for Young Writers

83

329

Gr 6-8

8:00am

2:20 PM

English as a New Language

Extended Day,Uniform

Spanish

Algebra I,Living Environment

Art, Chorus, Coding, Dance, Debate, Drama, Fitness, Homework Help, Leadership, Musical Theater, National Junior Honor Society, Peer Mediation, Restorative Circles, STEM, Student Council, Technology, Tutoring, Video Game Club, Yearbook, Steel Pan

Basketball, Cheerleading, Dance, Martial Arts, Tennis, Track and Field, Volleyball

11239

BROOKLYN

40.645806

-73.881671

305

42

105804

3098295

3044520040

Starrett City

19

19K404

Academy for Young Writers (19K404)

Young Writers is a small school 6-12 school community where strong relationships are the foundation of high academic achievement in our student centered classrooms. We believe that young people should be provided with the space to explore their identity, the tools to advocate for themselves, and the skills to achieve on their path to college and career. Our middle school students have opportunities to take advanced classes and Regents exams and are guaranteed admission to our competitive high school. Classrooms have state of the art technology, with laptops and Smartboards to support student learning. We practice restorative justice and value culturally responsive teaching.

East New York

1065 ELTON STREET, BROOKLYN NY 11208

1

Fully Accessible

718-688-7230

www.afyw.org

B100, B13, B20, B3, B41, B47, B6, B83, B84, BM1, BM5, Q8

K404L

Academy for Young Writers

Limited Unscreened

224

44

3

2

19

73

0

0

Open to students and residents of District 19

Priority to District 19 students and residents who sign in at an event

Then to District 19 students and residents

71

33

14

Academy for Young Writers

Dr. Susan S. McKinney Secondary School of the Arts

87

551

Gr 6-12

8:10am

2:48pm

English as a New Language

Extended Day,Summer Session,Weekend Program

Band, Chorus, Comic Book Club, Creative Writing, Fitness, Homework Help, National Junior Honor Society, Restorative Circles, Saturday Academy, Spelling Bee, Step Team, Student Council, Talent Show, Tutoring, Video Game Club

Cross Country

Basketball, Cheerleading, Track and Field

11239

BROOKLYN

40.657434

-73.874734

305

42

1070

3413878

3044490001

East New York

19

19K409

East New York Family Academy (19K409)

To give our children a pathway to realize their vision of their future "better" selves. Hence, we cultivate a culture that fosters progressive struggle, helps our children to gain and apply knowledge while practicing and improving on their social-emotional and academic intellect. This will help lay the foundation towards our children becoming productive and competitive citizens in a global economy.

East New York

145 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, BROOKLYN NY 11207

1

Fully Accessible

718-498-5240

3 to Van Siclen Ave

B15, B20, B6, B83, B84, BM5

K409S

East New York Family Academy

Screened

237

47

3

3

18

72

0

0

Open to students and residents of District 19

4th Grade New York State ELA and Math Exams

Attendance

Final 4th Grade Report Card

Lateness

88

37

37

East New York Family Academy

Clara Barton High School

84

496

Gr 6-12

7:55am

2:15pm

English as a New Language

Summer Session,Uniform,Weekend Program

French;Mandarin

Algebra I,Living Environment,US History

Band, Choir, Coding, Drama, Homework Help, Leadership, Music, National Junior Honor Society, Restorative Circles, Saturday Academy, Student Council, Talent Show, Tutoring, Visual Arts, Yearbook, Mandarin

Basketball, Softball, Tennis

11207

BROOKLYN

40.674135

-73.89643

305

37

1144

3083660

3037040001

East New York (Pennsylvania Ave)

19

19K422

Spring Creek Community School (19K422)

At Spring Creek Community School (SCCS), a grade 6-12 school opened in 2012, students engage in project-based curriculum that emphasizes critical thinking, questioning, and problem-solving. Arts and technology are integrated into daily instruction, and students are programmed for additional math and literacy periods to support their success across the curriculum. Students benefit from enrichment electives and school-based partnerships with arts and academic organizations. All classrooms are equipped with SMART Boards, document cameras, and multiple computers. Students are in an advisory that provides each child with social, emotional, and academic supports. Advisors support students throughout middle school, and build long-term relationships with families. Parents appreciate our focus on collaboration and communication, and all parents are registered with an online account, which gives them access to student progress reports and allows them to contact teachers directly. In order to support our six through twelve model, students who attend SCCS in middle school are strongly encouraged to continue their education in our high school.

East New York

1065 ELTON STREET, BROOKLYN NY 11208

0

Fully Accessible

718-688-7200

B100, B13, B20, B3, B41, B47, B6, B83, B84, BM1, BM5, Q8

K422L

Spring Creek Community School

Limited Unscreened

251

60

4

4

16

65

0

1

Open to students and residents of District 19

Priority to District 19 students and residents who sign in at an event

Then to District 19 students and residents

81

31

13

Spring Creek Community School

The High School of Fashion Industries

83

528

Gr 6-12

8:20am

3:10pm

English as a New Language

Spanish

Living Environment

11239

BROOKLYN

40.657434

-73.874734

305

42

1070

3413878

3044490001

East New York

19

19K654

Van Siclen Community Middle School (19K654)

Van Siclen Community Middle School provides a project based learning curriculum which is deliberate and reflective. Our students are engaged in problem solving, inquiry research, analysis, and evaluation. As a VSC student, our students are undoubtedly challenged to learn to use technology to strengthen their skill-sets on their educational and essentially life journey. Van Siclen Community Middle School provides a project based learning curriculum which is deliberate and reflective. Our students are engaged in problem solving, inquiry research, analysis, and evaluation. As a VSC student, our students are undoubtedly challenged to learn to use technology to strengthen their skill-sets on their educational and essentially life journey. Some activities include airbrush, dance, fashion, garden, african drum, music production, photography, basketball, robotics, video production, and violin.

East New York

800 VAN SICLEN AVE, BROOKLYN NY 11207

1

Fully Accessible

718-927-4701

www.vscschool.org

3 to Van Siclen Ave

B15, B20, B6, B82, B83, B84, BM2, BM5

K654L

Van Siclen Community Middle School

Limited Unscreened

216

62

3

3

22

86

0

0

Open to students and residents of District 19

Priority to residents of the middle school zone who sign in at an event

Then to residents of the middle school zone

Then to District 19 students and residents who sign in at an event

Then to District 19 students and residents

86

17

9

Victory Collegiate High School

The Uft Charter School

90

312

Gr 6-8

8:10am

2:30pm

English as a New Language

Extended Day,Summer Session,Uniform,Weekend Program

Spanish

Algebra I,Living Environment

Art, Chorus, Coding, Creative Writing, Dance, Drama, Engineering, Fashion, Fitness, Homework Help, Leadership, Lego Robotics, Math Team, Music, National Junior Honor Society, Restorative Circles, Robotics, Saturday Academy, School Newspaper, Science Club, Science Olympiad, STEM, Step Team, Student Council, Talent Show, Technology, Theater, Video Game Club, Visual Arts, Yoga

Basketball, Boxing, Dance, Flag Football, Softball, Yoga

11207

BROOKLYN

40.66011

-73.885387

305

42

1104

3097675

3043490050

East New York

19

19K661

Vista Academy (19K661)

At Vista Academy we focus on high academic achievement and character education with a specific focus on social emotional health, integrity, respect, responsibility and perseverance. We engage in daily Mindfulness activities that help scholars re-center themselves to excel in school. Through our unique Decision Making Period (DMP) Course, scholars learn how to self-manage during challenging situations and engage in community building activities that make them responsible individuals within a community. We have a partnership with St. John's University for College Readiness. Through partnerships with Lincoln Center, Brooklyn Conservatory of Music and a resident Fine Arts Program, our scholars engage in the Arts. Scholars attend multiple Broadway shows throughout the school year. We have end-of-year celebratory out-of-state trips per grade. Our STEM program allows scholars to engage in Science and Engineering courses with hands-on designing with 3-D printing. During after school clubs, scholars have multiple choices including but not limited to painting, crafting, basketball, photography, robotics, coding, dance, choir, band, Zumba, poetry, fitness, soccer. Scholars enjoy a vibrant school culture with scholar-centered staff.

East New York

350 LINWOOD STREET, BROOKLYN NY 11208

1

Partially Accessible

718-647-0913

www.vistaacademybrooklyn.com

Z to Norwood Ave; J to Cleveland St; C to Shepherd Ave

B14, Q24, Q56, Q8

K661L

Vista Academy

Limited Unscreened

461

128

5

5

25

98

1

1

Open to students and residents of District 19

Priority to residents of the middle school zone who sign in at an event

Then to residents of the middle school zone

Then to District 19 students and residents who sign in at an event

Then to District 19 students and residents

93

41

34

The High School for Enterprise, Business and Technology

Brooklyn School for Music & Theatre

89

471

Gr 6-8

7:50am

2:30pm

English as a New Language

Extended Day,Uniform,Weekend Program

Spanish

Algebra I,Earth Science

Art, Band, Book Club, Chess, Coding, Cooking, Creative Writing, Dance, Drama, Engineering, Fitness, Glee Club, Guitar, Homework Help, Lego Robotics, Music, Peer Mediation, Photography, Restorative Circles, Robotics, Saturday Academy, School Newspaper, STEM, Student Council, Technology, Theater, Video Game Club, Visual Arts, Yearbook, Yoga

Baseball, Basketball, Dance, Fitness Club, Flag Football, Football, Track and Field, Volleyball, Yoga

11208

BROOKLYN

40.677104

-73.883433

305

37

1170

3088357

3039690001

East New York

19

19K662

Liberty Avenue Middle School (19K662)

At Liberty we offer four Regents exams beginning in 7th grade with the option to start in 8th grade as well. Students travel to Baltimore, Washington DC, or Philadelphia every year. We have soccer, basketball, softball, and baseball teams for all students. We have clubs for gardening, art, and STEM/robotics too.

East New York

350 LINWOOD STREET, BROOKLYN NY 11208

1

Partially Accessible

718-647-1301

www.libertyavems.com

Z to Norwood Ave; J to Cleveland St; C to Shepherd Ave

B14, Q24, Q56, Q8

K662L

Liberty Avenue Middle School

Limited Unscreened

395

113

4

4

26

102

1

1

Open to students and residents of District 19

Priority to residents of the middle school zone who sign in at an event

Then to residents of the middle school zone

Then to District 19 students and residents who sign in at an event

Then to District 19 students and residents

100

28

26

Cypress Hills Collegiate Preparatory School

Multicultural High School

95

483

Gr 6-8

8:30am

3:15pm

English as a New Language

Extended Day,Uniform,Weekend Program

Spanish

Algebra I,Living Environment

Art, Book Club, Coding, Cooking, Dance, Debate, Fitness, Gardening, Homework Help, Leadership, Lego Robotics, Robotics, Saturday Academy, School Newspaper, Service Learning, STEM, Student Council, Talent Show, Tutoring, Visual Arts, Yearbook

Baseball, Basketball, Boxing, Cheerleading, Dance, Soccer, Softball, Track and Field

11208

BROOKLYN

40.677104

-73.883433

305

37

1170

3088357

3039690001

East New York

19

19K663

School of the Future Brooklyn (19K663)

School of The Future is a college preparatory school that provides each scholar with a diverse education in a safe, nurturing environment which promotes self-discipline, independence, citizenship, motivation and excellence in order to contribute responsibly to the global society and improve the quality of life for self and others. We are a Microsoft School We are a STEM School We have Z-Space Labs for Biology Algebra for All Culturally Relevant curriculum College tours and over night trips Instructional Focus School of the Future students will explain their thinking through the utilization of academic vocabulary, citing textual evidence to confirm and explain their thinking both written and verbally across all content area classrooms.

East New York

574 DUMONT AVENUE, BROOKLYN NY 11207

1

Not Accessible

718-345-5190

L to Livonia Ave; 3 to Pennsylvania Ave

B14, B15, B20, B83

K663L

School of the Future Brooklyn

Limited Unscreened

145

43

2

3

15

60

0

0

Open to students and residents of District 19

Priority to District 19 students and residents who sign in at an event

Then to District 19 students and residents

66

11

4

High School for Public Service: Heroes of Tomorrow

Spring Creek Community School

71

193

Gr 6-8

8:45am

3:05pm

English as a New Language

Extended Day,Summer Session,Uniform,Weekend Program

Mandarin

Living Environment

Art, Book Club, Chess, Choir, Coding, Drama, Engineering, Homework Help, Leadership, Lego Robotics, Math Team, Music, National Junior Honor Society, Photography, Restorative Circles, Robotics, Saturday Academy, Science Club, STEM, Step Team, Student Council, Talent Show, Technology, Theater, Tutoring, Video Game Club, Visual Arts, Yearbook, Yoga

Basketball, Fitness Club, Flag Football, Lacrosse, Running Club, Soccer, Step, Track and Field, Yoga

11207

BROOKLYN

40.665798

-73.897723

305

42

1130

3084617

3038020015

East New York (Pennsylvania Ave)

20

20K062

J.H.S. 062 Ditmas (20K062)

Our Vision is to cultivate a diverse community that is inclusive of a multi-cultural environment that fosters parent communication and strong family ties. Together, we achieve collaboration between teachers, administrators, and staff to provide rigorous instruction and college readiness to meet the needs of the 21st century child. Our mission is very simple: Our school's pride is the academic achievements of our students. Our motivation for working hard is their success. Lighting up the path for their future is in our hands. Our building consists of the 6th, 7th, and 8th grade academies. Throughout the course of our student's three years they will be proficient in the arts. We offer Algebra for All, Living Environment Regent and Language Proficiency exam. Ditmas has multiple Superintendent Classes. Ditmas is known for its SEP (Software Engineering Program) classes, where students are given the opportunity to work with the most advanced forms of new technology. Ditmas has its own news network, known as DNN (Ditmas News Network). Afterschool programs are offered throughout the year. FDC (Flatbush Development) our Community Based Organization. Our Title III and Title I programs offer academic help by Ditmas teachers.

Kensington

700 CORTELYOU ROAD, BROOKLYN NY 11218

0

Not Accessible

718-941-5450

www.ditmas.org

Q to Cortelyou Rd; F to Ditmas Ave

B103, B35, B67, B68, B69, B8, BM1, BM2, BM3, BM4

K062A

Superintendent's Gifted Program

Composite Score

340

42

3

2

19

101

1

0

Open to students and residents of District 20

4th Grade New York State ELA Exam: 22.5%

4th Grade New York State Math Exam: 22.5%

Attendance: 5%

Final 4th Grade Report Card: 45%

Punctuality: 5%

K062Z

Zoned Program

Zoned

235

41

2

1

30

155

0

0

Open to students residing in the zone

96

46

36

Midwood High School

Abraham Lincoln High School

Franklin Delano Roosevelt High School

83

1213

Gr 6-8

8:00am

2:20pm

English as a New Language

Extended Day,Weekend Program

French;Spanish

Algebra I,Living Environment

Art, Chess, Coding, Cooking, Debate, Homework Help, Lego Robotics, Robotics, Saturday Academy, STEM, Urban Arts, Entrepreneur

Soccer

Basketball, Cheerleading, Track and Field, Volleyball

11218

BROOKLYN

40.638686

-73.971651

312

40

490

3126842

3053910001

Kensington-Ocean Parkway

19

19K678

East New York Middle School of Excellence (19K678)

Our scholars enjoy the individual attention they receive at East New York Middle School of Excellence (ENYMSE). At ENYMSE, our motto is "Success Without Excuses," and our scholars are held to that expectation every day. Scholars are able to pursue their education in a nurturing environment. Our school just completed construction of a state-of-the-art science lab. Scholars experience STEM units in both math and science courses. We enrich these programs through strategic partnerships and trips for our scholars. All of our scholars are involved in an array of clubs and teams allowing them to explore pursuits outside of their academic interest. Our after-school program enriches their experience through academics, sports, and the arts. Parents like the small school experience where each student has a STAR coach (advisor). We are committed to a strong parent-school partnership. We invite you to join our school community and find out why ENYMSE is Brooklyn's best-kept secret.

East New York

605 SHEPHERD AVENUE, BROOKLYN NY 11208

1

Partially Accessible

718-257-4061

C to Shepherd Ave; 3 to New Lots Ave

B13, B14, B15, B20, B6, B84, BM5, Q8

K678L

The East New York Middle School of Excellence

Limited Unscreened

236

61

3

3

18

72

1

1

Open to students and residents of District 19

Priority to District 19 students and residents who sign in at an event

Then to District 19 students and residents

98

21

10

Brooklyn Lab School

89

265

Gr 6-8

8:00am

2:20pm

English as a New Language

French

Algebra I,Living Environment

Flag Football

11208

BROOKLYN

40.669387

-73.879614

305

42

1164

3090219

3040690001

East New York

19

19K760

Highland Park Community School (19K760)

Highland Park Community School is a project-based STEAM school. Scholars focus on an issue in the community or the world & complete a project to share their findings and solutions. Our core classes are Scimatics (Science & Math combined), Humanities (ELA & Social Studies combined), Italian, Art, Music, Technology, and Physical Education. We offer electives where students select a club and rotate through 6 week cycles. HPCS has a travel abroad program for scholars interested in studying Korean language and culture. Scholars can exit middle school with 6 regents exams. HPCS is student-led; Scholars teach classes, lead clubs & plan events. Everyone belongs to an advisory house and meets with their mentor group weekly. We partner with the Middle School Student Success Center to help scholars navigate through the high school choice process. MSSSC offers tours of high schools and colleges in NYC. Each grade attends tours to universities and historical sites in Washington D.C., Philadelphia and Boston. Cypress Hills Local Development Corporation runs an afterschool program that offers homework help, arts, & sports. HPCS teachers provide afterschool tutoring and Saturday academy for scholars who may need extra support.

East New York

528 RIDGEWOOD AVENUE, BROOKLYN NY 11208

1

Not Accessible

718-235-1785

www.highlandparkschool.org

J, Z to Crescent St

B13, Q24, Q56

K760U

Highland Park Community School

Open

203

49

2

2

24

96

0

0

Open to students and residents of District 19

Priority to residents of the middle school zone

Then to District 19 students and residents

28

11

Academy of Innovative Technology

Brooklyn Preparatory High School

78

344

Gr 6-8

8:00am

2:20pm

English as a New Language

Extended Day,Uniform,Weekend Program

Italian

Algebra I,English,Living Environment,US History

Book Club, Glee Club, Homework Help, Saturday Academy, Student Council, Tutoring, Yearbook

Dance

Basketball, Cheerleading, Dance

11208

BROOKLYN

40.68618

-73.869625

305

37

1184

3092456

3041340020

Cypress Hills-City Line

19

19K907

Legacy School of the Arts (19K907)

M.S. 907 opened its doors in Fall 2018. Imagine a place where your child's creativity is tapped, their intellect is nurtured, their artistic talents are sharpened, and they are supported and happy. Welcome to M.S. 907 - a place for students to discover who they were meant to be! Our school combines standards-based academic instruction, exposure to the arts, and a projects-based approach to educate our students. And for those who exhibit exceptional academic or artistic aptitude, our Gifted and Talented program will challenge them so they can excel. Our model relies on student choice and exposure. Each semester sixth and seventh grade students will choose an arts elective (music, visual arts, creative writing, theater, and dance) to explore their skillsets. In their eighth grade year, students may narrow their focus to one specific arts connection to supplement their academics as they prepare for high school, college, and professional careers. Daily academic experiences will also be enriched for all students by authentic curricular connections to the arts. Picture it! As part of their creative arts or music elective, your child can learn to write poetry or songs to show the experiences of those they learn about in their humanities classes. Or, during dance elective, they can choreograph a jazz piece using their newfound math knowledge. As students grow at M.S. 907, they will build positive and enduring relationships with each other and the adults around them and develop their sense of self. They will also practice critical life skills such as persistence, flexible thinking, and innovation, habits of mind which will prepare them to be productive citizens in a 21st century global community. Every day our students will live our motto: Curiosity and creativity spark self-discovery!

590 SHEFFIELD AVENUE, BROOKLYN NY 11207

1

Fully Accessible

929-397-2967

L to New Lots Ave; 3 to Pennsylvania Ave

: B14, B15, B20, B83

K907A

M.S. 907 Gifted and Talented Program

Composite Score

126

15

5

3

6

24

1

0

Open to students and residents of Brooklyn

4th Grade New York State ELA Exam: 17.5%

K907U

M.S. 907

Open

187

51

4

5

11