Best schools in bronx: Top 10 Best 10453 (Bronx, NY) Public Schools (2022-23)

Top 10 Best 10453 (Bronx, NY) Public Schools (2022-23)

School (Math and Reading Proficiency)

Location

Grades

Students

Rank: #11.

Academy For Language And Technology

Math: ≥95% | Reading: ≥95%
Rank:

Top 5%

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1700 Macombs Rd
Bronx, NY 10453
(718) 731-0219

Grades: 9-12

| 371 students

Rank: #22.

Charter High School For Law And Social Justice

Charter School

Math: 80-84% | Reading: 90-94%
Rank:

Top 20%

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1960 University Ave
Bronx, NY 10453
(347) 696-0042

Grades: 9-12

| 481 students

Rank: #33.

Young Women’s Leadership School Of The Bronx

Math: 52% | Reading: 65%
Rank:

Top 50%

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1865 Morris Ave
Bronx, NY 10453
(718) 731-2590

Grades: 6-12

| 557 students

Rank: #44.

Ps 204 Morris Heights

Math: 57% | Reading: 58%
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1780 Dr M L King Jr Blvd
Bronx, NY 10453
(718) 960-9520

Grades: PK-5

| 619 students

Rank: #55.

Ps 15 Institute For Environmental Learning

Math: 56% | Reading: 52%
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Bottom 50%

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2195 Andrews Ave
Bronx, NY 10453
(718) 563-0473

Grades: K-8

| 462 students

Rank: #66.

Ps 236 Langston Hughes

Math: 45-49% | Reading: 35-39%
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Bottom 50%

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1871 Walton Ave
Bronx, NY 10453
(718) 299-6128

Grades: PK-5

| 290 students

Rank: #77.

Ps 291

Math: 34% | Reading: 38%
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Bottom 50%

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2195 Andrews Ave
Bronx, NY 10453
(718) 563-0776

Grades: K-5

| 534 students

Rank: #88.

Creston Academy

Magnet School

Math: 38% | Reading: 34%
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Bottom 50%

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125 E 181st St
Bronx, NY 10453
(718) 367-5035

Grades: 6-8

| 451 students

Rank: #99.

Is 303 Leadership & Community Service

Math: 31% | Reading: 35%
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1700 Macombs Rd
Bronx, NY 10453
(718) 583-5466

Grades: 6-8

| 327 students

Rank: #1010.

Ps 279 Capt Manuel Rivera Jr

Math: 31% | Reading: 32%
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Bottom 50%

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2100 Walton Ave
Bronx, NY 10453
(718) 584-6004

Grades: K-8

| 889 students

Rank: #11 – 1211. – 12.

Ps 109 Sedgwick

Math: 28% | Reading: 33%
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Bottom 50%

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1771 Popham Ave
Bronx, NY 10453
(718) 583-8878

Grades: PK-5

| 530 students

Rank: #11 – 1211. – 12.

Ps 306

Math: 28% | Reading: 33%
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Bottom 50%

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40 W Tremont Ave
Bronx, NY 10453
(718) 583-5355

Grades: K-5

| 543 students

Rank: #1313.

Bronx School Of Young Leaders

Math: 27% | Reading: 32%
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Bottom 50%

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40 W Tremont St
Bronx, NY 10453
(718) 583-4146

Grades: 6-8

| 453 students

Rank: #1414.

Ps 226

Math: 20-24% | Reading: 30-34%
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1950 Sedgwick Ave
Bronx, NY 10453
(929) 452-3090

Grades: PK-5

| 367 students

Rank: #1515.

Ps 91

Math: 29% | Reading: 27%
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2220 Aqueduct Ave
Bronx, NY 10453
(718) 584-5805

Grades: K-5

| 526 students

Rank: #1616.

Ps 396

Math: 25-29% | Reading: 25-29%
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1930 Andrews Ave
Bronx, NY 10453
(718) 294-0862

Grades: PK-5

| 268 students

Rank: #1717.

Ms 390

Math: 27% | Reading: 26%
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1930 Andrews Ave
Bronx, NY 10453
(718) 583-5501

Grades: 6-8

| 545 students

Rank: #1818.

Elementary School For Math Science And Technology

Math: 20-24% | Reading: 20-24%
Rank:

Bottom 50%

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125 E 181st St
Bronx, NY 10453
(718) 933-8061

Grades: K-5

| 271 students

Rank: #1919.

Is 232

Math: 18% | Reading: 25%
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1700 Macombs Rd
Bronx, NY 10453
(718) 583-7007

Grades: 6-8

| 372 students

Rank: #2020.

New American Academy At Roberto Clemente State Park

Math: 16% | Reading: 26%
Rank:

Bottom 50%

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275 Harlem River Park Bridge
Bronx, NY 10453
(718) 901-9703

Grades: PK-5

| 509 students

Rank: #2121.

School For Environmental Citizenship

Math: 18% | Reading: 23%
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Bottom 50%

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125 E 181st St
Bronx, NY 10453
(718) 563-3292

Grades: PK-5

| 520 students

Rank: #2222.

Is 117 Joseph H Wade

Math: 15% | Reading: 17%
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1865 Morris Ave
Bronx, NY 10453
(718) 583-7750

Grades: 6-8

| 406 students

Rank: #2323.

Is 229 Roland Patterson

Math: 4% | Reading: 15%
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275 Harlem River Park Bridge
Bronx, NY 10453
(718) 583-6266

Grades: 6-8

| 203 students

Rank: n/an/a

Kipp Bronx Charter School Ii

Charter School

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2246 Jerome Ave
Bronx, NY 10453
(212) 991-2610

Grades: K-2

| 248 students

High Schools in Bronx, NY

Academy For Language And Technology	Public	311	13. 6	99%
Academy For Scholarship And Entrepreneurship	Public	388	15.3	74%
Academy Of Mt St Ursula	Private	333	14.0
Alfred E Smith Career And Technical High School	Public	417	12.8	88%
All Hallows High School	Private	586	16. 0
Antonia Pantoja Preparatory Academy	Public	418	12.8	67%
Aquinas High School	Private	403	17.0
Archimedes Academy-math Sci Tech	Public	679	14.0	76%
Arturo A Schomburg Satellite Academy Bronx	Public	132	12. 0	76%
Astor Collegiate Academy	Public	465	17.2	74%
Banana Kelly High School	Public	231	12.4	86%
Belmont Preparatory High School	Public	423	15.4	88%
Bronx Academy For Software Engineering (base)	Public	332	13. 9	68%
Bronx Academy Of Health Careers	Public	440	17.6	66%
Bronx Aerospace High School	Public	394	15.4	78%
Bronx Arena High School	Public	173	12.4	74%
Bronx Bridges High School	Public	323	11. 5	64%
Bronx Career And College Preparatory High School	Public	321	12.6	85%
Bronx Center For Science And Mathematics	Public	464	16.5	89%
Bronx Collaborative High School	Public	355	14. 3	92%
Bronx Collelgiate Academy	Public	389	15.8	75%
Bronx Community High School	Public	155	10.4	60%
Bronx Compass High School	Public	439	12.4	68%
Bronx Design And Construction Academy	Public	582	14. 9	92%
Bronx Early College Academy For Teaching And Learning	Public	507	16.8	79%
Bronx Engineering And Technology Academy	Public	406	15.5	89%
Bronx Envision Academy	Public	391	14.0	84%
Bronx Guild High School	Public	319	15. 5	71%
Bronx Haven High School	Public	176	11.0	76%
Bronx Health Sciences High School	Public	336	18.7	71%
Bronx High School For Medical Science	Public	425	13.9	72%
Bronx High School For The Visual Arts	Public	494	17. 1	75%
Bronx High School For Writing And Communication Arts	Public	370	17.6	57%
Bronx High School Of Business	Public	329	10.1	67%
Bronx High School Of Science	Public	3,011	22.3	45%
Bronx High School-law And Community Service	Public	397	13. 8	88%
Bronx International High School	Public	397	16.6	97%
Bronx Lab School	Public	447	13.2	65%
Bronx Latin School	Public	564	11.5	94%
Bronx Leadership Academy High School	Public	688	18. 3	85%
Bronx Leadership Academy Ii High School	Public	490	14.1	91%
Bronx Lighthouse Charter School	Public	658	13.0
Bronx Preparatory Charter School	Public	709	12.4
Bronx Regional High School	Public	202	16. 8	79%
Bronx River High School	Public	298	13.0	70%
Bronx School For Law Government And Justice	Public	774	16.8	91%
Bronx School Of Law And Finance	Public	404	17.1	80%
Bronx Studio School For Writers And Artists	Public	591	14. 8	75%
Bronx Theatre High School	Public	414	14.0	84%
Bronxdale High School	Public	432	12.3	81%
Bronxwood Preparatory Academy (the)	Public	416	16.8	70%
Cardinal Hayes High School	Private	918	17. 0
Cardinal Spellman High School	Private	1,450	17.0
Celia Cruz Bronx High School Of Music (the)	Public	435	15.5	82%
Charter Shigh School For Law And Social Justice	Public	128		0%
Cinema School (the)	Public	314	15. 2	79%
Claremont International High School	Public	347	13.7	89%
Collegiate Institute For Math And Science	Public	696	19.1	72%
Community School For Social Justice	Public	328	13.7	87%
Comprehensive Model School Project Ms 327	Public	738	15. 4	91%
Crotona Academy High School	Public	91	11.6	97%
Crotona International High School	Public	322	14.3	77%
Dewitt Clinton High School	Public	1,666	15.9	78%
Discovery High School	Public	510	17. 3	84%
Dr Richard Izquierdo Health And Science Charter School	Public	627	11.2	0%
Dreamyard Preparatory School	Public	312	14.2	72%
Eagle Academy For Young Men	Public	573	14.3	83%
East Bronx Academy For The Future	Public	662	13. 4	90%
English Language Learners And International Support	Public	288	15.2	88%
Equality Charter School	Public	447	11.8	0%
Eximius College Preparatory Academy	Public	435	15.0	90%
Explorations Academy	Public	359	13. 6	91%
Fannie Lou Hamer Freedom High School	Public	493	16.5	73%
Felisa Rincon De Gautier Institute For Law And Public Policy	Public	276	14.4	87%
Fordham High School For The Arts	Public	380	13. 7	87%
Fordham Leadership Academy For Business & Technology	Public	415	11.7	91%
Fordham Preparatory School	Private	980	14.0
Foreign Language Academy Of Global Studies	Public	114	8.2	86%
Frederick Douglass Academy Iii Secondary School	Public	414	14. 0	83%
Harry S Truman High School	Public	2,094	20.3	67%
Health Opportunities High School	Public	562	17.6	86%
Herbert H Lehman High School	Public	1,070	12.4	69%
Hero High School	Public	344	13. 5	80%
High School For Energy And Technology	Public	397	12.7	81%
High School For Language And Innovation	Public	358	15.2	97%
High School For Teaching And The Professions	Public	465	14. 3	85%
High School For Violin And Dance	Public	330	16.7	92%
High School Of American Studies At Lehman College	Public	370	14.8	26%
High School Of Computers And Technology	Public	534	19. 9	64%
High School Of Contemporary Arts	Public	491	19.3	69%
High School Of World Cultures	Public	385	17.2	98%
Holcombe L Rucker School Of Community Research	Public	192	11.7	90%
Horace Mann School	Private	1,791	8. 0
Horace Mann School	Private	745	8.0
Hostos-lincoln Academy Of Science	Public	518	14.9	80%
Hyde Leadership Charter School	Public	951	10.4
In-tech Academy (ms/High School 368)	Public	959	15. 1	91%
International Community High School	Public	444	18.0	96%
International Leadership Charter School	Public	350	21.9	0%
International School For Liberal Arts	Public	543	14.4	96%
Islamic Leadership School	Private	89	14. 0
Jill Chaifetz Transfer High School	Public	176	11.0	64%
Jm Rapport School For Career Development	Public	509	7.5	69%
Jonathan Levin High School Of Media And Communications	Public	74	7.0	74%
Kingsbridge International High School	Public	453	21. 2	95%
Kipp Academy Charter School	Public	1,108	12.2	0%
Knowledge And Power Prep Academy International High School	Public	497	13.9	87%
Leadership Institute	Public	176	11.9	88%
Marble Hill High School Of International Studies	Public	442	14. 3	93%
Marie Curie High School-nursing Medicine & Applied Hlth Prof	Public	566	14.8	64%
Metropolitan High School (the)	Public	332	13.4	84%
Metropolitan Soundview High School (the)	Public	415	14. 2	93%
Millenium Art Academy	Public	458	18.5	67%
Monroe Academy For Visual Arts & Design	Public	418	14.4	92%
Morris Academy For Collaborative Studies	Public	440	14.4	90%
Mott Hall Bronx High School	Public	408	15. 8	90%
Mott Hall V	Public	696	13.9	88%
Mott Haven Community High School	Public	217	11.5	61%
Mott Haven Village Prep High School	Public	385	15.1	94%
Mount St Michael Academy	Private	740	15. 0
Ms 223 Laboratory School Of Finance And Technology (the)	Public	596	12.7	96%
Msgr Scanlan High School	Private	451	18.0
New Directions Secondary School	Public	219	10.8	79%
New Explorers High School	Public	435	14. 7	80%
New Visions Charter High School For Humanities (the)	Public	508	13.5	0%
New Visions Charter High School For Humanities Ii	Public	441	13.0	0%
New Visions Charter High School-adv Math/scie	Public	454	12. 4	0%
New Visions Chtr High School-adv Ma/sci Ii	Public	512	13.5	0%
New World High School	Public	374	14.5	95%
New York Institute For Special Education	Private	195	5.0
Nyc Charter High School – Aeci	Public	421
Our Saviour Lutheran School	Private	182	11. 0
Pablo Neruda Academy For Architecture And World Studies	Public	315	11.4	67%
Pan American International High School At Monroe	Public	433	15.0	99%
Peace And Diversity Academy	Public	124	9.2	81%
Pelham Lab High School	Public	331	13. 9	79%
Pelham Preparatory Academy	Public	499	18.4	71%
Preston High School	Private	511	11.0
Providing Urban Learners Success In Education High School	Public	193	14.2	84%
Ps 12 Lewis And Clark School	Public	260	6. 2	69%
Ps 168	Public	479	5.6	77%
Ps 186 Walter J Damrosch School	Public	643	6.1	75%
Ps 188	Public	481	4.8	70%
Ps 721 Steven Mcsweeney School	Public	561	7. 6	55%
Ps 723	Public	514	5.5	74%
Ps 811	Public	639	6.1	62%
Renaissance High School For Musical Theater And Technology	Public	453	16.5	62%
Riverdale Country School	Private	1,152	7. 0
Riverdale/kingsbridge Academy (ms/High School 141)	Public	1,422	16.4	53%
Roads Charter School Ii	Public	239	10.0	0%
Sar High School	Private	536	5.0
School For Excellence	Public	395	14. 7	89%
School For Tourism And Hospitality	Public	307	11.5	88%
Schuylerville Preparatory High School	Public	284	15.2	75%
South Bronx Preparatory – A College Board School	Public	653	13. 7	96%
St Barnabas High School	Private	224	13.0
St Catharine Academy	Private	487	17.0
St Raymond Academy For Girls	Private	311	13.0
St Raymond High School For Boys	Private	608	11. 0
Theatre Arts Production Company School	Public	633	14.7	70%
University Heights Secondary School-bronx Community College	Public	488	23.2	90%
University Prep Charter High School	Public	400	12.1
Urban Assembly Bronx Academy Of Letters (the)	Public	590	13. 6	90%
Urban Assembly School For Applied Math And Science	Public	622	12.2	93%
Urban Assembly School For Careers In Sports	Public	580	16.6	87%
Urban Assembly School For Wildlife Conservation	Public	564	13. 0	72%
Validus Preparatory Academy	Public	386	16.9	84%
West Bronx Academy For The Future	Public	589	12.9	96%
Westchester Square Academy	Public	545	13.2	61%
Wings Academy	Public	507	19. 0	78%
Women’s Academy Of Excellence	Public	337	13.5	90%
World View High School	Public	288	11.9	82%
Yeshiva Ohavei Torah Of Riverdale	Private	64	6.0
Young Women’s Leadership School Of The Bronx	Public	330	12. 8	88%

Bronx, NY Elementary Schools

Academic Leadership Charter School	Public	485	29.2
Academy For Personal Leadership And Excellence	Public	450	9.0	95%
Academy Of Applied Mathematics And Technology	Public	305	13. 9	93%
Academy Of Public Relations	Public	310	10.7	81%
Academy Of The Arts (the)	Public	279	12.6	92%
Accion Academy	Public	154	11.0	82%
American Dream Charter School	Public	167		0%
Ampark Neighborhood	Public	395	16. 5	46%
Angelo Patri Middle School (the)	Public	526	11.0	81%
Antonia Pantoja Preparatory Academy	Public	418	12.8	67%
Archer Elementary School	Public	516	13.6	95%
Archimedes Academy-math Sci Tech	Public	679	14. 0	76%
Atmosphere Academy Public Charter School	Public	130	13.0	0%
Baychester Academy	Public	415	16.4	88%
Baychester Middle School	Public	306	13.3	81%
Bedford Park Elementary School	Public	186	15. 5	87%
Bglig-shirley Rodriquez-remeneski Cs	Public	430	14.3	0%
Blueprint Middle School	Public	302	12.6	83%
Boys Prep Charter School Of New York	Public	202	13.0	0%
Brilla College Preparatory Charter School	Public	351	13. 6	0%
Bronx Academy Of Promise Charter School	Public	574	13.4	0%
Bronx Alliance Middle School	Public	337	12.5	76%
Bronx Charter School For Better Learning	Public	499	11.2
Bronx Charter School For Better Learning 2	Public	73	17. 8	0%
Bronx Charter School For Children	Public	426	14.2
Bronx Charter School For Excellence	Public	766	16.3
Bronx Charter School For The Arts	Public	318	10.9
Bronx Community Charter School	Public	410	9. 5
Bronx Dance Academy School	Public	276	14.4	87%
Bronx Delta School	Public	151	12.6	76%
Bronx Early College Academy For Teaching And Learning	Public	507	16.8	79%
Bronx Green Middle School	Public	388	16. 2	91%
Bronx High School For Medical Science	Public	425	13.9	72%
Bronx Latin School	Public	564	11.5	94%
Bronx Lighthouse Charter School	Public	658	13.0
Bronx Little School	Public	345	11. 6	91%
Bronx Mathematics Preparatory School (the)	Public	251	11.5	96%
Bronx Park Middle School	Public	394	12.1	79%
Bronx Preparatory Charter School	Public	709	12.4
Bronx School For Law Government And Justice	Public	774	16. 8	91%
Bronx Studio School For Writers And Artists	Public	591	14.8	75%
Bronx Writing Academy	Public	462	12.6	92%
Children’s Aid College Preparatory Charter School	Public	305	33.9	0%
Christ The King School	Private	257	17. 0
City Of Faith Christian School	Private	164	6.0
Comprehensive Model School Project Ms 327	Public	738	15.4	91%
Concourse Village Elementary School	Public	309	10.0	96%
Cornerstone Academy For Social Action	Public	404	13. 5	89%
Cornerstone Academy For Social Action Middle School	Public	250	14.8	84%
Creston Academy	Public	474	12.8	91%
Dr Richard Izquierdo Health And Science Charter School	Public	627	11. 2	0%
Eagle Academy For Young Men	Public	573	14.3	83%
East Bronx Academy For The Future	Public	662	13.4	90%
East Fordham Academy For The Arts	Public	325	15.7	94%
Edens Christian Academy & Early Childhood Center	Private	7	1. 0
Elementary School For Math Science And Technology	Public	284	14.2	96%
Emolior Academy	Public	238	12.0	80%
Entrada Academy	Public	244	10.6	97%
Equality Charter School	Public	447	11. 8	0%
Esmt-is 190	Public	237	10.9	88%
Fairmont Neighborhood School	Public	292	11.1	93%
Faith Christian Academy	Private	68	10.0
Family Life Academy Charter School I	Public	464	18. 6
Family Life Academy Charter School Ii	Public	257	18.4	0%
Family Life Academy Charter School Iii	Public	154	18.1	0%
Family School (the)	Public	535	12.4	92%
Fannie Lou Hamer Middle School	Public	266	12. 7	78%
Forward School (the)	Public	262	14.6	80%
Frederick Douglass Academy V Middle School	Public	273	13.7	84%
Garvey School	Private	141	16.0
Girls Preparatory Charter School Of The Bronx	Public	674	14. 0	0%
Globe School For Environmental Research	Public	194	10.9	93%
Grand Concourse Academy Charter School	Public	485	13.5
Grant Avenue Elementary School	Public	457	12.4	96%
Greek American Institute Of New York	Private	214	11. 0
Harriet Tubman Charter School	Public	663	14.2
Heketi Community Charter School	Public	245	14.3	0%
Highbridge Green School (the)	Public	385	12.4	96%
Holy Cross Elementary School	Private	365	25. 0
Hope Academy Of The Bronx	Private	16	5.0
Horace Mann School	Private	1,791	8.0
Hostos-lincoln Academy Of Science	Public	518	14.9	80%
Hunts Point School (the)	Public	313	10. 8	93%
Hyde Leadership Charter School	Public	951	10.4
Icahn Charter School 1	Public	328	13.7
Icahn Charter School 2	Public	326	12.7	0%
Icahn Charter School 3	Public	316	12. 2	0%
Icahn Charter School 4	Public	318	13.8	0%
Icahn Charter School 5	Public	248	11.3	0%
Icahn Charter School 6	Public	216	12.0	0%
Icahn Charter School 7	Public	174	12. 3	0%
Immaculate Conception School	Private	340	20.0
In-tech Academy (ms/High School 368)	Public	959	15.1	91%
International School For Liberal Arts	Public	543	14.4	96%
Is 117 Joseph H Wade	Public	563	13. 2	86%
Is 181 Pablo Casals	Public	873	14.4	73%
Is 206 Ann Mersereau	Public	239	12.0	82%
Is 219 New Venture School	Public	328	12.7	89%
Is 229 Roland Patterson	Public	265	9. 1	78%
Is 232	Public	511	16.6	95%
Is 254	Public	468	12.7	78%
Is 303 Leadership & Community Service	Public	325	11.6	98%
Is 313 School Of Leadership Development	Public	317	13. 9	76%
Is 318 Math Science & Tech Through Arts School	Public	296	12.9	97%
Is 339	Public	514	10.8	95%
Islamic Leadership School	Private	89	14.0
Jhs 118 William W Niles	Public	1,160	14. 4	92%
Jhs 123 James M Kiernan	Public	342	11.8	80%
Jhs 125 Henry Hudson	Public	369	12.7	96%
Jhs 127 Castle Hill (the)	Public	741	15.0	65%
Jhs 131 Albert Einstein	Public	542	12. 4	76%
Jhs 144 Michelangelo	Public	476	12.6	61%
Jhs 145 Arturo Toscanini	Public	293	10.2	72%
Jhs 151 Lou Gehrig	Public	252	11.1	97%
Jhs 162 Lola Rodriguez De Tio	Public	371	12. 5	89%
Jhs 22 Jordan L Mott	Public	424	8.9	94%
Jhs 80 Mosholu Parkway (the)	Public	624	12.3	85%
Jhs 98 Herman Ridder	Public	195	9.4	93%
Jonas Bronck Academy	Public	262	13. 2	89%
Kappa	Public	270	14.3	73%
Kinneret Day School	Private	233	6.0
Kipp Academy Charter School	Public	1,108	12.2	0%
Knowledge And Power Preparatory Academy Iii	Public	362	14. 6	88%
Linden Tree Elementary School	Public	268	17.1	71%
Lucero Elementary School	Public	314	13.7	97%
Luisa Pineiro Fuentes School Of Science And Discovery	Public	398	13.4	71%
Matilda Avenue School (the)	Public	42	14. 2	90%
Metropolitan Lighthouse Charter School	Public	428	12.7	0%
Milton Fein School	Public	733	15.4	86%
Mott Hall Charter School	Public	247	10.3	0%
Mott Hall Community School	Public	244	13. 6	83%
Mott Hall Iii	Public	369	15.5	91%
Mott Hall V	Public	696	13.9	88%
Mott Haven Academy Charter School	Public	301	9.1
Mount Eden Children’s Academy	Public	358	18. 0	94%
Mount St Michael Academy	Private	740	15.0
Ms 101 Edward R Byrne	Public	500	13.6	65%
Ms 129 Academy Of Independent Learning And Leadership	Public	550	14.5	88%
Ms 180 Dr Daniel Hale Williams	Public	873	16. 5	68%
Ms 223 Laboratory School Of Finance And Technology (the)	Public	596	12.7	96%
Ms 301 Paul L Dunbar	Public	199	11.7	82%
Ms 302 Luisa Dessus Cruz	Public	495	13.1	91%
Ms 390	Public	461	14. 0	90%
Nativity Of Our Blessed Lady	Private	220	18.0
New American Academy At Roberto Clemente State Park	Public	681	17.0	87%
New Covenant Christian School	Private	139	18.0
New Directions Secondary School	Public	219	10. 8	79%
New Millennium Business Academy Middle School	Public	191	12.9	88%
New School For Leadership And Journalism (the)	Public	770	14.1	95%
New York City Montessori Charter School	Public	280		0%
New York Institute For Special Education	Private	195	5. 0
One World Middle School At Edenwald	Public	327	10.1	86%
Our Lady Of Grace School	Private	298	20.0
Our Lady Of Mt Carmel School	Private	288	18.0
Our Lady Of Refuge School	Private	284	24. 0
Our Lady Of The Assumption School	Private	280	15.0
Our Saviour Lutheran School	Private	182	11.0
Pelham Academy Of Academics And Community Engagement	Public	351	14.1	74%
Pelham Gardens Middle School	Public	458	13. 1	63%
Performance School	Public	60	7.5	95%
Ps 1 Courtlandt School	Public	681	13.9	99%
Ps 10	Public	517	4.8	70%
Ps 100 Isaac Clason	Public	604	13. 9	74%
Ps 103 Hector Fontanez	Public	1,155	14.2	85%
Ps 105 Senator Abraham Bernstein	Public	1,259	15.4	89%
Ps 106 Parkchester	Public	1,172	15.6	61%
Ps 107	Public	520	17. 1	98%
Ps 108 Philip J Abinanti	Public	598	15.2	78%
Ps 109 Sedgwick	Public	772	14.3	92%
Ps 11 Highbridge	Public	693	13.1	96%
Ps 110 Theodore Schoenfeld	Public	477	15. 0	96%
Ps 111 Seton Falls	Public	754	13.7	90%
Ps 112 Bronxwood	Public	417	14.2	95%
Ps 114 Luis Lorens Torres School	Public	785	16.7	97%
Ps 119	Public	971	14. 8	71%
Ps 12 Lewis And Clark School	Public	260	6.2	69%
Ps 121 Throop	Public	956	16.1	53%
Ps 126 Dr Marjorie H Dunbar	Public	695	18.5	95%
Ps 130 Abram Stevens Hewitt	Public	520	13. 3	77%
Ps 132 Garrett A Morgan	Public	438	12.5	82%
Ps 134 George F Bristow	Public	686	17.6	98%
Ps 138 Samuel Randall	Public	793	15.3	89%
Ps 14 Senator John Calandra	Public	591	13. 4	61%
Ps 140 Eagle School (the)	Public	646	14.1	88%
Ps 146 Edward Collins	Public	401	13.4	95%
Ps 15 Institute For Environmental Learning	Public	497	16.7	70%
Ps 150 Charles James Fox	Public	891	16. 0	95%
Ps 152 Evergreen	Public	961	13.8	81%
Ps 153 Helen Keller	Public	742	16.5	65%
Ps 154 Jonathan D Hyatt	Public	392	11.5	96%
Ps 157 Grove Hill	Public	648	12. 5	95%
Ps 159 Luis Mumoz Marin Biling	Public	197	11.2	74%
Ps 16 Wakefield	Public	454	12.6	94%
Ps 160 Walt Disney	Public	422	12.2	76%
Ps 161 Ponce De Leon	Public	536	12. 2	95%
Ps 163 Arthur A Schomberg	Public	552	12.9	99%
Ps 168	Public	479	5.6	77%
Ps 17	Public	421	4.2	67%
Ps 170	Public	294	12. 8	76%
Ps 175 City Island	Public	326	17.3	37%
Ps 176	Public	850	5.4	59%
Ps 178 Dr Selman Waksman	Public	502	13.6	77%
Ps 179	Public	373	12. 5	97%
Ps 18 John Peter Zenger	Public	613	14.6	95%
Ps 182	Public	1,019	16.5	86%
Ps 186 Walter J Damrosch School	Public	643	6.1	75%
Ps 188	Public	481	4. 8	70%
Ps 19 Judith K Weiss	Public	520	15.9	55%
Ps 195	Public	999	15.7	82%
Ps 196	Public	1,011	17.4	76%
Ps 199 Shakespeare School (the)	Public	822	15. 9	96%
Ps 204 Morris Heights	Public	618	15.9	75%
Ps 205 Fiorello Laguardia	Public	1,044	15.8	80%
Ps 207	Public	399	14.8	71%
Ps 209	Public	274	13. 7	96%
Ps 21 Philip H Sheridan	Public	706	18.1	86%
Ps 211	Public	633	14.2	95%
Ps 212	Public	449	12.9	96%
Ps 214	Public	1,094	15. 5	90%
Ps 226	Public	506	16.1	96%
Ps 23 New Children’s School (the)	Public	537	11.7	84%
Ps 230 Dr Roland N Patterson	Public	77	7.7	97%
Ps 236 Langston Hughes	Public	318	11. 3	98%
Ps 24 Spuyten Duyvil	Public	1,028	17.4	27%
Ps 246 Poe Center	Public	711	12.5	92%
Ps 25 Bilingual School	Public	505	11.8	97%
Ps 277	Public	439	13. 3	97%
Ps 279 Capt Manuel Rivera Jr	Public	1,087	13.6	94%
Ps 28 Mount Hope	Public	773	14.9	98%
Ps 291	Public	666	14.5	98%
Ps 3 Raul Julia Micro Society	Public	347	12. 3	95%
Ps 30 Wilton	Public	592	13.5	95%
Ps 304 Early Childhood School	Public	515	13.9	73%
Ps 306	Public	764	13.9	77%
Ps 310 Marble Hill	Public	826	14. 6	98%
Ps 315 Lab School	Public	274	13.2	96%
Ps 32 Belmont	Public	868	13.1	98%
Ps 33 Timothy Dwight	Public	1,025	14.4	78%
Ps 333 Museum School (the)	Public	415	13. 3	86%
Ps 340	Public	647	12.4	83%
Ps 35 Franz Siegel	Public	701	13.2	95%
Ps 36 Unionport	Public	774	13.4	64%
Ps 360	Public	507	14. 9	88%
Ps 37 Multiple Intelligence School	Public	654	13.7	74%
Ps 396	Public	358	6.0	89%
Ps 41 Gun Hill Road	Public	974	15.5	98%
Ps 42 Claremont	Public	442	15. 4	99%
Ps 43 Jonas Bronck	Public	497	12.0	96%
Ps 44 David C Farragut	Public	279	11.1	93%
Ps 46 Edgar Allen Poe	Public	1,093	14.5	83%
Ps 47 John Randolph	Public	1,152	15. 0	95%
Ps 48 Joseph R Drake	Public	818	11.5	83%
Ps 49 Willis Avenue	Public	688	11.3	97%
Ps 5 Port Morris	Public	759	15.5	97%
Ps 50 Clara Barton	Public	59	6. 5	95%
Ps 51 Bronx New School	Public	238	14.9	87%
Ps 53 Basheer Quisim	Public	1,270	15.6	88%
Ps 536	Public	437	14.7	87%
Ps 55 Benjamin Franklin	Public	725	17. 3	92%
Ps 56 Norwood Heights	Public	693	16.3	76%
Ps 57 Crescent	Public	575	15.1	82%
Ps 58	Public	499	16.3	85%
Ps 59 Community School Of Technology (the)	Public	621	13. 5	99%
Ps 6 West Farms	Public	594	12.7	96%
Ps 61 Francisco Oller	Public	301	13.1	95%
Ps 62 Inocensio Casanova	Public	786	14.1	97%
Ps 63 Author’s Academy	Public	659	14. 8	96%
Ps 64 Pura Belpre	Public	139	10.0	98%
Ps 65 Mother Hale Academy	Public	438	13.5	99%
Ps 66 School Of Higher Expectations	Public	708	12.5	81%
Ps 67 Mohegan School	Public	669	13. 9	82%
Ps 68	Public	769	9.5	53%
Ps 69 Journey Prep School	Public	633	15.0	87%
Ps 70 Max Schoenfeld	Public	1,355	15.8	98%
Ps 71 Rose E Scala	Public	1,708	15. 7	73%
Ps 72 Dr William Dorney	Public	885	14.1	83%
Ps 723	Public	514	5.5	74%
Ps 73 Bronx	Public	822	18.6	90%
Ps 75 School Of Research And Discovery	Public	664	15. 0	81%
Ps 76 Bennington School (the)	Public	1,064	15.6	62%
Ps 78 Anne Hutchinson	Public	812	15.4	83%
Ps 8 Issac Varian	Public	1,083	13.1	89%
Ps 81 Robert J Christen	Public	681	14. 9	46%
Ps 83 Donald Hertz	Public	1,740	17.3	49%
Ps 85 Great Expectations	Public	1,017	10.8	95%
Ps 86 Kingsbridge Heights	Public	1,694	16.9	80%
Ps 87	Public	632	15. 8	86%
Ps 88 S Silverstein Little Sparrow School	Public	192	12.9	81%
Ps 89	Public	1,482	16.5	62%
Ps 9 Ryer Avenue Elementary School	Public	881	13.5	84%
Ps 91 Bronx	Public	766	13. 8	87%
Ps 92	Public	455	12.6	96%
Ps 93 Albert G Oliver	Public	386	12.1	60%
Ps 94 Kings College School	Public	1,210	13.2	94%
Ps 95 Sheila Mencher	Public	1,315	14. 8	71%
Ps 96 Richard Rodgers	Public	972	14.2	69%
Ps 97	Public	694	14.3	78%
Ps/is 218 Rafael Hernandez Dual Language Magnet School	Public	1,007	13.9	78%
Ps/is 224	Public	367	14. 8	98%
Ps/is 54	Public	505	16.0	98%
Ps/ms 194	Public	1,367	16.2	66%
Ps/ms 20 Po George J Werdan Iii	Public	1,098	14.5	93%
Ps/ms 280 Mosholu Parkway	Public	901	16. 1	94%
Ps/ms 29 Melrose School	Public	763	12.0	96%
Ps/ms 31 William Lloyd Garrison (the)	Public	727	15.3	92%
Ps/ms 4 Crotona Park West	Public	600	12.8	95%
Ps/ms 498 Van Nest Academy	Public	627	16. 1	79%
R T Hudson Elementary School	Private	63	15.0
Riverdale Country School	Private	1,152	7.0
Riverdale/kingsbridge Academy (ms/High School 141)	Public	1,422	16.4	53%
Rosalyn Yalow Charter School	Public	210	11. 1	0%
Sacred Heart School	Private	467	21.0
Samara Community School	Public	122	15.2	93%
Santa Maria School	Private	274	21.0
School For Environmental Citizenship	Public	606	13. 5	99%
School For Inquiry And Social Justice (the)	Public	475	15.4	70%
School Of Diplomacy	Public	236	10.3	85%
School Of Performing Arts	Public	325	11.2	85%
School Of Science And Applied Learning	Public	604	13. 7	85%
Science And Technology Academy: A Mott Hall School	Public	434	12.1	89%
Sheridan Academy For Young Leaders	Public	598	14.3	89%
Soundview Academy For Culture And Scholarship	Public	362	12. 9	70%
South Bronx Academy For Applied Media	Public	336	12.5	82%
South Bronx Charter School-inter Cultures And Arts	Public	443	21.6
South Bronx Classical Charter School	Public	438	9.3
South Bronx Classical Charter School Ii	Public	230	11. 7	0%
South Bronx Classical Charter School Iii	Public	134		0%
South Bronx Early College Academy Charter School	Public	115		0%
South Bronx Preparatory – A College Board School	Public	653	13.7	96%
Ss Philip & James School	Private	217	16. 0
St Angela Merici School	Private	297	19.0
St Ann School	Private	245	12.0
St Athanasius School	Private	291	18.0
St Barnabas Elementary School	Private	378	21. 0
St Clares School	Private	439	23.0
St Frances De Chantal School	Private	318	24.0
St Francis Of Assisi School	Private	360	22.0
St Gabriel Elementary School	Private	221	13. 0
St Ignatius School	Private	73	8.0
St John School	Private	210	13.0
St Joseph School	Private	294	24.0
St Lucy’s School	Private	445	16. 0
St Margaret Mary School	Private	334	21.0
St Mary School	Private	227	13.0
St Nicholas Of Tolentine Elementary School	Private	155	17.0
St Philip Neri School	Private	305	22. 0
St Raymond Elementary School	Private	878	21.0
St Simon Stock School	Private	217	14.0
St Theresa School	Private	445	15.0
Stem Bridge School (the)	Public	71	14. 2	80%
Storefront Academy Charter School	Public	94	10.4	0%
Success Academy Charter School – Bronx 4	Public	247	16.5	0%
Success Academy Charter School-bronx 1	Public	616	14.3	0%
Success Academy Charter School-bronx 2	Public	615	14. 0	0%
Success Academy Charter School-bronx 3	Public	335	18.6	0%
Tech International Charter School	Public	348	12.4	0%
The Bronx School Of Young Leaders	Public	402	14.0	78%
The Learning Tree	Private	295	6. 0
Theatre Arts Production Company School	Public	633	14.7	70%
Thomas C Giordano Middle School 45	Public	730	14.7	96%
Urban Assembly Bronx Academy Of Letters (the)	Public	590	13.6	90%
Urban Assembly For Civic Engagement	Public	97	12. 3	75%
Urban Assembly School For Applied Math And Science	Public	622	12.2	93%
Urban Assembly School For Wildlife Conservation	Public	564	13.0	72%
Urban Institute Of Mathematics	Public	285	14. 0	75%
Urban Scholars Community School	Public	308	11.0	98%
Urban Science Academy	Public	300	12.4	76%
Vida Bogart School For All Children (the)	Public	520	5.3	72%
Villa Maria Academy	Private	345	13. 0
Visitation School	Private	164	16.0
Wake-eden Christian Academy	Private	98	9.0
Walton Avenue School (the)	Public	428	13.0	96%
West Bronx Academy For The Future	Public	589	12. 9	96%
Young Leaders Elementary School	Public	256	9.4	99%
Young Scholars Academy Of The Bronx (the)	Public	289	10.7	76%
Young Voices Academy Of The Bronx	Public	236	15.9	83%
Young Women’s Leadership School Of The Bronx	Public	330	12. 8	88%

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Top 10 Best Bronx, NY Public High Schools (2022-23)

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K-12 Schools in The Bronx, NY – Niche

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The top 9 colleges in the Bronx, NY

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Students

• Undergraduate:3,316
• Postgraduates: 578

Top Degrees

Civil engineering, Communication, Finance, Childhood Education, and Biology.

Mission Statement

“Manhattan College is an independent Catholic institution of higher learning that embraces qualified men and women of all faiths, cultures, and traditions. The mission of Manhattan College is to provide a contemporary, person-centered educational experience that prepares graduates for lives of personal development, professional success, civic engagement, and service to their fellow human beings. The College pursues this mission through programs that integrate a broad liberal education with concentration in specific disciplines in the arts and sciences or with professional preparation in business, education and engineering.

“Established in 1853 by the Institute of the Brothers of the Christian Schools, the College continues to draw its inspiration from the heritage of John Baptist de La Salle, the innovator of modern pedagogy and patron saint of teachers. Among the hallmarks of this Lasallian heritage are excellence in teaching, respect for human dignity, reflection on faith and its relation to reason, an emphasis on ethical conduct, and commitment to social justice.”

Students

• Undergraduate: 10,519

Top Degrees

Criminal Justice, English, and Biology.

Mission Statement

“We serve students of diverse backgrounds, preparations and aspirations by providing them with an education that is both broad in scope and rigorous in its standards. We offer students access to academic preparation that provides them with the foundation and tools for success in their educational and professional plans. We instill in them the value of informed and engaged citizenship and service to their communities.”

Students

• Undergraduate: 6,794

Top Degrees

Nursing, accounting, Culinary Arts, and education.

Mission Statement

“Monroe College, founded in 1933, is a national leader in higher education access, affordability, and attainment. We believe in the power of education to facilitate social mobility and transform communities, and embrace our responsibility to advocate national policies that serve students’ best interests. We are proud of our outcomes and unique caring environment, especially for first-generation college students, newly arriving immigrants, and international students

“Our innovative curriculum, taught by experienced industry professionals, integrates local, national, and global perspectives. Our academic programs align with industries that drive the New York and international economies that we serve. Our graduates are prepared for continued scholarship, professional growth, and career advancement.”

Students

• Undergraduate: 5,001
• Postgraduates: 3,279

Top Degrees

School of Business, School of Education, School of Health & Natural Sciences, School of Liberal Arts, and School of Social & Behavioral Sciences.

Mission Statement

“Mercy College is committed to providing motivated students the opportunity to transform their lives through higher education by offering liberal arts and professional programs in personalized and high quality learning environments, thus preparing students to embark on rewarding careers, to continue learning throughout their lives and to act ethically and responsibly in a changing world.”

Students

• Undergraduate: 12,639
• Postgraduates: 2,148

Top Degrees

Arts & Humanities, Education, Health Sciences, and Nursing.

Mission Statement

“Lehman College serves the Bronx and surrounding region as an intellectual, economic, and cultural center. Lehman College provides undergraduate and graduate studies in the liberal arts and sciences and professional education within a dynamic research environment, while embracing diversity and actively engaging students in their academic, personal, and professional development.”

Students

• Undergraduate: 7,387

Top Degrees

Accounting, Criminal Justice, and Business Management.

Mission Statement

“Consistent with the mission of The City University of New York to provide access to higher education for all who seek it, Eugenio María de Hostos Community College was established in the South Bronx to meet the higher educational needs of people from this and similar communities who historically have been excluded from higher education.

“The mission of Eugenio María de Hostos Community College is to offer access to higher education leading to intellectual growth and socio-economic mobility through the development of linguistic, mathematical, technological, and critical thinking proficiencies needed for lifelong learning and for success in a variety of programs including careers, liberal arts, transfer, and those professional programs leading to licensure.

“The College takes pride in its historical role in educating students from diverse ethnic, racial, cultural and linguistic backgrounds, particularly Hispanics and African Americans. An integral part of fulfilling its mission is to provide transitional language instruction for all English-as-a-Second-Language learners along with Spanish/English bilingual education offerings to foster a multicultural environment for all students. Hostos Community College, in addition to offering degree programs, is determined to be a resource to the South Bronx and other communities served by the College by providing continuing education, cultural events, and expertise for the further development of the communities it serves.”

Students

• Undergraduate: 697
• Postgraduates: 166
• Ph.D: 130

Top Degrees

Medical Programs, Medicine, and Medical Scientist Training Program (MSTP).

Mission Statement

“Albert Einstein College of Medicine is a research-intensive medical school. For more than 60 years, our diverse faculty and staff have set the standard for excellence in medical and graduate education and patient-centered clinical care, and have made major contributions to scientific research enhancing human health in our communities and beyond. Our mission is to prepare a diverse body of students to become knowledgeable, compassionate physicians and innovative scientific investigators, and to create new knowledge.”

Students

• Undergraduate: 1635
• Postgraduates: 197

Top Degrees

Engineering, Marine Transportation, and Marine Technology.

Mission Statement

“First and foremost, Maritime College educates dynamic leaders for the global maritime industry.”

Students

• Undergraduate: 1,527
• Postgraduates: 400

Top degrees

Nursing, business, communication, and education.

Mission statement

“Founded by the Sisters of Charity of New York, the College of Mount Saint Vincent is an academically excellent, authentically inclusive, independent liberal arts college. Committed to the Vincentian/Setonian tradition and to ecumenism, the College combines a strong undergraduate core curriculum with a full array of majors in the liberal arts and, within the tradition of liberal education, selected professional fields of study.

“The College also provides high quality opportunities for professional advancement, accomplishment, and service through graduate and certificate programs.

“At Mount Saint Vincent, a student’s education extends beyond knowledge, skills, and preparation for work. We seek the development of the whole person. In the spirit of Vincent de Paul and Elizabeth Ann Seton, we foster an understanding of our common humanity, a commitment to human dignity, and a full appreciation of our obligations to each other.”

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New York City has a lot of elite private schools.

These five, according to a new ranking from Niche, are the best.

Matt Troutman, Patch Staff

Posted Tue, Sep 27, 2022 at 10:23 am ET|Updated Tue, Sep 27, 2022 at 11:07 am ET

Trinity School in Manhattan was named the best school in the New York City area, according to a new ranking. (Google Maps)

NEW YORK CITY — New York City isn’t short on elite private schools, but some stand above the rest, a new ranking shows.

Niche released Tuesday its rankings of the best high schools across the nation with deep dives into metropolitan areas such as New York City.

Private institutions dominated the top 25 schools in the New York City area, with only three public schools making the upper tier, according to Niche’s 2023 Best Schools list.

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Trinity School on the Upper West Side not only topped the city’s ranking, but was named the sixth-best private school in the United States.

Academic excellence comes with a substantial price tag: Trinity charges nearly $60,000 in tuition, according to the institution’s website.

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With one exception, the top five-ranked high schools in the New York City area come with tuitions befitting of an Ivy League. Those are:

1. Trinity School, Manhattan— Kindergarten-8: $58,385; 9-12: $58,495
2. Riverdale Country School, The Bronx — $52,575 ($61,305, with books, supplies, trips and other fees)
3. The Brearley School, Manhattan — $58,700
4. Regis High School, Manhattan — $0 (The Upper East Side institution is the only tuition-free Jesuit high school in the U.S., according to its website.)
5. Horace Mann School, The Bronx — $42,940-$59,800

Bronx High School of Science was the top-rated public school in the city on the list, coming in at 16th.

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As in previous years, the Best Schools rankings include categories for boarding, charter and magnet schools as well as schools for STEM and the arts among many others.

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Bronx High School of Science

B Bronx High School of Science (commonly referred to as Bronx Science or Science and formerly Higher Science ) is a community magnet, specialty high school in the Bronx, New York, United States. It is operated by the New York City Department of Education.

Admission to Bronx Science requires the Specialized High School Admissions Test. Every November, about 30,000 eighth and ninth graders take a three-hour test for admission to eight of the nine specialized high schools. The test is extremely competitive: only 900 out of 30,000 applicants are accepted into Bronx Science each year.

Founded in 1938 in the Bronx, New York, Bronx Science is now located in the educational area known as the Education Mile in Bedford Park, an area in the northwest part of the Bronx. Taken by 8th graders, the exam has reportedly been taken by more than 20,000 students annually since 1999. Although known for its focus on math and science, Bronx Science also emphasizes the liberal arts and social sciences and consistently attracts students with a wide variety of interests apart from mathematics and natural sciences. It is one of the few two high schools worldwide that can claim to have educated eight Nobel laureates, seven of them in physics (the only other school is the Lycée Louis-le-Grand in Paris). Its alumni have also won six Pulitzer Prizes.

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• 1 Name
• 2 History
  • 2.1 foundation
  • 2.2 Expansion for joint training
  • 2.3 Modern premises

  3 academicians

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• 4 Reputation
• 5 Transportation
• 6 Famous alumni
• 7 In popular culture
• 8 Notes
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name

The Bronx High School of Science is often referred to as Bronx Science , Bronx Sci , BX Sci sometimes just Science , BX Sci . ^{[3] [4]} It used to be called Higher Science and its founder, Morris Meister, is said to have often referred to the school as the “High School of Science”. ^[5]

History

Foundation

Old Bronx Science logo

Bronx Science was founded in 1938 as a specialized science and mathematics school for boys by the New York City Board of Education, with Morris Meister as the school’s first principal. They were given an ancient building with gothic gargoyles located at Creston Avenue and 184th Street, Fordham Road-Grand Concourse Bronx Square. Built in 1918 for Evander Childs High School, it has been successively occupied by Walton High School (1930) and supplement to DeWitt Clinton High School (1935). The original faculty was partly made up by a contingent from Stuyvesant High School, a daytime faculty. ^[6]

Principal Meister has left his mark on the school since its inception, for example by choosing as school colors “green for chlorophyll and gold for the sun, both of which are essential to the life chain”. ^[7]

Coeducational Expansion

Former Gothic building at Creston Avenue and 184th Street where the school has been located since its inception at 1938 to 1959.

Bronx Science began with approximately 150 ninth-year students and 250 tenth-year students, with the rest of the building used by DeWitt Clinton. As more boys began attending Science, the Clinton contingent gradually returned to its own main building. During the joint occupation, which lasted 2 years until 1940, both schools had separate teaching staff and classes, but the same supervision and administration.

B 19In 46, as a result of the efforts of Meister, the faculty, and the Parents Association, the school became co-educational, giving New York girls an equal opportunity to receive a quality education in a specialized high school that had previously been denied to them. This expansion of collaborative learning preceded its competitors Stuyvesant (1969) and Brooklyn Tech (1972) by more than two decades.

In 1958, after 20 years as principal, Morris Meister resigned to become the first president of the newly organized Bronx Community College. Mr. Meister personally chose the teacher, Alexander Taffel, to succeed him as chief.

Move to modern premises

Dedication of the new building in 1957

From the beginning, the Parents Association and Principal Morris Meister have advocated for the construction of the new building. Twenty years later, but under the direction of Director Taffel, plans for a new $8 million building designed by the architectural firm of Emery Roth & Sons were finally completed. ^[8] The new building was on 205th Street off Bedford Park Boulevard, in a predominantly institutional area, between DeWitt Clinton High School and its large football field on one side, and Harris Field and Hunter College (now Lehman College) on the other. 3 March 19For 59 years, students and faculty have occupied the new building for the first time, solving the problem of moving books from the old library to the new one in typical Bronx science fashion: On Friday afternoon, each student took home five library books. from the old building, and on Monday they were returned to the new one.

They entered a school equipped with more modern classrooms, laboratories and technical studios. The lobby’s main entrance is adorned with a 19m high Venetian glass mosaic panel depicting prominent figures in the history of science such as Marie Curie and Charles Darwin under the protective arms of a godlike figure representing knowledge, with this quote from John Dewey: “Every great advance in science stems out of a new boldness of imagination. ” The mural is an original work by author Frank J. Reilly titled Humanities Protection of biology, physics, chemistry . Legions of students over the years, lamenting the lack of pools, sarcastically referred to the mural as the “scientific swimming pool”, perpetuating the idea – perhaps apocryphal – that the choice was made to fund the mural rather than the pool within the pool. new building. ^[9]

This move was not without incident. During the first spring, rumors swept through the school that youth street gangs from various cities in the Bronx were coming to school, and that Fordham Baldies would shave off the hair of science students. It never happened. That spring, another incident occurred: for the first time, female scientists took to the field for outdoor physical education in sportswear, several students from neighboring countries, all men. DeWitt Clinton High School charged a dividing fence between their field and the science field. The fence stood, but the students trained indoors for the rest of the year.

When Bronx Science celebrated its Silver Jubilee in June 1963, President John F. Kennedy hailed it as “a significant and innovative example of a special program dedicated to the development of science and mathematics gifted students.” The president recently selected one of his alumni, Harold Brown class of 1943, to be director of defense research and engineering; he would later serve as Secretary of Defense under President Jimmy Carter.

Academics

Bronx Science is New York’s only specialty high school with a campus.

Corridor on the first floor of Bronx Science

Mathematics and Computer Programming Science class in 1960 IBM 650 Opcode table, top right. Science was one of the first high schools to teach computer courses. The school had a punch machine and students ran their programs at Columbia University’s Watson Lab. Science received its computer, the IBM 1620, a year and a half later.

Bronx Science students take a college preparatory program that includes four years of lab, math, English, social science, two or three years of foreign language studies, and a year of fine arts, with required courses and a wide range of electives, including honors and Advanced Placement (AP) classes, which allow students to skip introductory science courses at the college. Over 160 unique courses are offered. ^{[10] [11]} Students have the opportunity to conduct independent research and many participate in annual competitions. Intel Science Talent Search (formerly sponsored by Westinghouse).

In the biological sciences, students have the added option of taking a special honors biology course that includes additional lab work. Science electives include Microbiology, Physiology, Forensics, Human Genetics, Evolution, Astronomy/Astrophysics, Organic Chemistry, Electronics, Epidemiology, Neurobiology and others. ^[11] The Department of Mathematics offers standard AP courses at AB/BC. calculus and statistics, courses in multivariate calculus and computer science, including multivariate calculus and partial differential equations, and AP Computer Science A. The course in linear algebra and differential equations was first offered in the fall of 2007. ^[11] Students must complete four years of English with electives including Honors Speaking, Excellent Creative Writing, Science Fiction Studies, Journalism Seminar and AP English. ^[11] Requires a four-year social studies or history course that includes US and world history, economics – with electives in psychology, law, finance, and global studies, among others. ^[11] A minimum of 2 years of language instruction is required if students have previously studied the language in the year prior to entering secondary school. Bronx Science offers French, Spanish, Latin, Italian, Chinese and Japanese. ^[11] At one time Hebrew, Russian, Korean and German were also offered.

Sophomores are required to take either an applied science or class to meet sophomore research requirements. Classes that meet sophomore research requirements include Introduction to Engineering, Programming for All, Social Science Studies, Biology/Physics Studies, and Mathematical Studies. ^[11] Students have the opportunity to continue their research in their junior and senior years, giving them the opportunity to work with mentors and submit their final research paper to prestigious competitions such as the Intel Science Talent Search. ^[11] Students must also receive credit for two semesters of fine arts class or equivalent. Visual arts requirements are usually met during the Bronx Science summer program, which offers drama, music, and art. ^[11] Students typically “double up” on two of these courses to satisfy a visual arts need once and for all for one summer. However, it is still possible to satisfy the visual arts requirement by taking a music elective such as Jazz Band or an arts elective such as AP Studio Art during the regular school year. ^[11]

Health and physical education courses are also required, including step aerobics, cycling, strength training, basketball, hockey, badminton, volleyball, team handball, fitness and yoga. ^[11] The health requirement can also be completed during the summer science program in the Bronx in addition to the two fine arts courses.

Advanced Placement Courses

Bronx Science offers all AP courses except AP German Language and Culture. Courses include: ^[11]

• English – AP English Literature and Composition, AP English Language and Composition
• Social Sciences – AP US History, AP European History, AP World History (2 years), AP US Government & Politics, AP Microeconomics, AP Macroeconomics, AP Micro / Macroeconomics, AP Comparative Government & Politics with Economics, AP United States Government & Politics with Economics , AP Human Geography
• Math – AP Calculus AB, AP Calculus BC, AP Statistics, AP Computer Science
• Science calculus)
• Language – AP Spanish, AP Spanish Literature, AP French Language and Culture, AP Italian Language and Culture, AP Latin (Caesar and Virgil), AP Chinese Language and Culture, AP Japanese Language and Culture
• Art – AP Studio Art, AP Art History, AP Music Theory

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Riverdale Country School – Kennedy’s school –

magazine its scale of territory, too high a price of education, but no less outstanding indicators of the level of education.According to the ranking of private schools in 2018, Riverdale Country School was ranked 5th best school in New York and is the 28th best private high school US

This school is over a hundred years old. The institution was founded in 1907 and is one of the oldest in the United States. At first it was a special school for boys, which had 12 students and four teachers. Founder Frank Hackett and his wife sought to create an American experiment in education in this way. Then an elementary school appeared in the same area, and after 13 years a school for girls was founded. Everything lasted until 1972, when all three institutions were merged into one school, which still bears the name Riverdale Country School.

The institution has two campuses, which are now its pride, because they impress with their scale. There are 1140 pupils aged from 4 (from the pre-school group) to 18 years old. The first campus is an elementary school, the second is for middle and high schools.

Riverdale Country School has two campuses, with a total area of ​​​​about 110 thousand square meters, which is considered a fair amount of luxury. The building for the elementary school is located on an area of ​​32,000 square meters along the Hudson River. They study there until 5th grade. The campus has 5 buildings. It has a science laboratory, a small theatre, playgrounds, a greenhouse, 2 gardens, a gymnasium and 4 tennis courts.

And the remaining 79 thousand square meters of territory – for middle and high school. There is an arts center Lindenbaum, an amphitheater with 284 seats. Many ordinary Ukrainian theaters can envy such scope. The campus also has 3 tennis courts, 2 gyms, 2 buildings for scientific activities, 3 sports fields and a fitness center.

Another exciting addition to Riverdale Country School is the new Indoor Aquatic Center, which opened a year ago. It has a 6-lane swimming pool, changing rooms and a lobby. Outside the windows stretches a picturesque landscape – hills and fields, other buildings of the school. And the carefully selected material in its construction improves pool air quality and reduces energy demands by capturing heat from pool dehumidification systems.

Also, the architects have recently reconstructed the sports center and the educational building of the elementary school. Its layout now allows all students from 3rd to 5th grade to study in one place without separation and cooperate more with each other.

The large territory of the school resembles university institutions. But Riverdale Country School claims that this is not a pursuit of scale, but all for the sake of better education.

The school has decided to move away from traditional curriculum offerings in order to provide students with more challenging and innovative experiences. The philosophy of the institution has its own three pillars: Minds, Character and Community.

Minds – development of mental abilities. The task is to teach children: to think – creatively, creatively and flexibly, combining various disciplines, to read – actively, to ask good questions, analyze problems and make strong arguments.

Character – education of character, which includes training in self-control, social intelligence, ethics, empathy, and most importantly – to appreciate health and fitness.

Community – creating a community. This process encourages and requires children to create some idea, develop it, explore it and become the one who can change something and solve a certain problem.

Middle and high school students learn more hands-on, using their minds and knowledge, as well as their hands, tools and technology in the school labs.

This school teaches you to think, ask questions, analyze, constantly improve and be active members of society. Particular attention is paid to creative activities. Schoolchildren study music theory and test their strength not only in performance, but also in creating their own musical works. There are classes in drama, painting and cinema.

In the school theatre, students and teachers put on musicals and drama performances. Sports in Riverdale also provides a rich program. More than 80% of students are engaged in it. Athletics is one of the main sports in the school. They also play traditional American football and basketball, play squash, golf, tennis, learn fencing, swimming and many other sports, in which school students have repeatedly become champions at Ivy League universities.

The mission of the school is to prepare students for admission to the best US universities. Popular with Riverdale alumni are the prestigious Ivy League universities of Pennsylvania and Cornell. Also, many school graduates go to Columbia and Yale universities, Dartmouth College.

President John F. Kennedy, though not a graduate of this institution, attended Riverdale Country School from 1927 to 1930. It was at this time that his family lived in the city of Riverdale, Bronx County, New York.

In addition to the president, Riverdale Country School is the alma mater for Batman writer and author Scott Snyder, film director and screenwriter Joss Whedon, US Senator Robert F. Kennedy and many famous figures, CNN correspondents, actors, poets, political figures.

The cost of studying here is really impressive. To become a student of Riverdale Country School, it is not enough just to pass certain tests or pay a $60 registration fee and pass an interview. High school students here must take the ISEE or SSAT tests.

In case of admission, you need to pay $45,000 a year for tuition. And that is not all. About $7,000 is additionally paid for various services. These are books, educational materials, trips, technologies and equipment, products, lunches. That is, the final tuition fee can reach $52,000 per year. Although earlier this amount was much less, and additional services, like in other schools, were included in the price.

The institution also provides financial assistance, which makes education affordable for many. Talented children from poor families can take advantage of this. About $ 8 million Riverdale Country School is allocated annually to help such students. Although these privileges apply only to American children. Students from other countries must pay out of their own pocket.

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Jon Favreau biography, Happy, photo, personal life, wife and children, height and weight 2022

Biography of Jon Favreau

Starting his career with tiny roles in low-budget serials, Jon Favreau managed to become not only a recognizable actor and super action character, but also a professional screenwriter, director and producer. Collaboration with Marvel Studio brought Favreau worldwide fame and a solid bank account, because many of his works have become leaders in the world box office and break box office records. He not only played the right hand of Tony Stark in the Marvel films, but also directed the first two parts of the Iron Man trilogy.

Pictured: Jon Favreau

Childhood and adolescence

John was born into a family of teachers from the New York area of ​​Queens. He is the only child of Madeleine Favreau, a Jewess, and Charles Favreau, an Italian-American. Despite the fact that his father was a Catholic, the boy was brought up in the Jewish faith and attended a Jewish school in the Bronx.

When John was thirteen, his mother died of leukemia. This tragedy was a serious shock for the teenager, but the father made every effort so that his beloved son would quickly recover from the grief that had fallen on their family and not feel like an orphan.

Charles, who worked as a teacher at a school for children with disabilities, often took his son to theaters and film screenings.

In elementary school, John stepped on stage for the first time in a school play and will always remember the feeling. True, then he did not even think about an acting career. In middle school, he became seriously interested in biology, but continued to rehearse with the school drama club. The set of plays was classic for the American school of the 70s: “Finian’s Rainbow”, “Little Abner”, “Guys and Dolls”. The latter was his mother’s favorite play, and when the woman died, John’s mentors decided to put this musical on stage as a tribute.

Young Jon Favreau

From 1980 to 1984, John attended Biology High School in the Bronx. He was considered one of the most hardworking students and, in addition to the main program, he took electives in medical illustration and drama. The drama school teacher, Mr. Feinberg, was fond of theater and advised John to audition for the Broadway production of Glengarry Glen Ross. Later, when Favreau entered Queens College, he auditioned and got the part.

As a student, John traveled to Chicago and was impressed by the performance of the local improv troupe. After his third year of college, he dropped out and took a job at the investment company Bear Stearns, while performing improvisation, participating in amateur theatrical productions, and increasingly leaning towards the acting profession.

Jon Favreau in his youth and now (2019)

In 1988, the young man returned to college, but he could not get a diploma – he lacked only a few points for successful certification. Deciding not to waste another year, John traveled to Chicago, where he joined the Improv Institute’s comedy theater troupe. At the same time, he was engaged in animation, ran to acting auditions, and in the evenings washed dishes in neighboring eateries. Over time, he realized that it would be difficult to achieve serious success in the acting field in Chicago, and moved to Los Angeles, closer to the Hollywood Hills.

Acting career

At first, John was interrupted by episodic roles in low-budget series, until real luck smiled at him. On the set of the sports drama Rudy (1993), he met actor Vince Vaughn, who became not only his close friend, but also his comrade-in-arms and companion.

Young Jon Favreau and Vince Vaughn in Party People

In 1996, the buddies began work on the comedy-drama Party People, in which John wrote, co-produced and starred. The picture collected a good amount at the box office and was liked by American viewers. Favreau’s next bright appearance on the screen was the role of Monica Geller’s boyfriend in the cult TV series Friends.

Jon Favreau in Friends

But the action-packed comedy “Very Wild Things” (1998), in which Favreau appeared in the company of the brilliant Cameron Diaz, did not live up to the hopes of the creators and failed miserably at the American box office.

Jon Favreau in 1998

In 2001, Favreau made his debut as a director, presenting to the audience the sports drama “Everything is under control”, filmed according to his own script. John left one of the main roles for himself, and he did not forget about Vince Vaughn, who played his boxer friend. The picture did not become a hit, but was quite favorably received by the sophisticated American public and repaid the financial costs of the creators.

Jon Favreau and Vince Vaughn in All Under Control

Favreau’s next directorial work Elf (2003) became more successful and took its rightful place in the list of good family comedies that must be viewed during the Christmas holidays.

Birth of the Marvel Cinematic Universe

Favreau’s film career was rapidly gaining momentum, and over the next five years, his filmography was replenished with a dozen bright acting and directorial works. In 2008, John entered into a multi-million dollar contract with Marvel and filmed for her the fantastic action movie Iron Man with Robert Downey Jr. and Gwyneth Paltrow in the lead roles. The picture became the record holder of that year and brought its creators more than half a billion dollars.

On the set of Iron Man

Considering that 2008’s Iron Man was the first film in the MCU, Jon Favreau’s role in the company’s fortunes is almost historic, setting the trend for superhero movies and making audiences fall in love with them.

“I still feel like a part of this family. Although I’m not sitting on set in the director’s chair, I’m either filming another movie as Tony Stark’s chauffeur, or sitting at a premiere screening, or talking on the phone with a new director. It’s good to see where the Marvel movies are going. I am very glad that this is still an actual franchise. I feel like a proud grandfather!”

On the wave of success, the sequel “Iron Man 2” (2010) immediately followed, met by the audience with no less interest. But the third part of the sensational fantasy film was already directed by Shane Black – in four years Favreau got tired of producing comics and agreed to remain in the project only as one of the characters, Happy Hogan.

Shane Black and Jon Favreau

He also turned down a tempting offer to direct the superhero action movie The Avengers and instead played charismatic lawyer Menny Rizkin in Martin Scorsese’s acclaimed comedy The Wolf of Wall Street. The film, starring the genius Leonardo DiCaprio, received five Oscar nominations, as well as many other prestigious film awards, and became a real hit in 2013.

Jon Favreau, Leonardo DiCaprio and Rob Reiner in The Wolf of Wall Street

In 2014, Favreau delighted fans with the touching family comedy Chef on Wheels, and a year later he returned to working with Marvel again.

Chef on Wheels – Trailer

In 2016, the fourth film adaptation of Kipling’s immortal novel The Jungle Book, directed by him, was released worldwide, and a year later, viewers were able to see John in the already familiar role of Happy Hogan in the science fiction action movie Spider-Man: Homecoming.

On the set of The Jungle Book

It must be admitted that it was Favreau’s fruitful collaboration with the Marvel cinematic empire that brought him the greatest financial dividends and worldwide recognition. John’s superhero action movie Avengers: Endgame (2019) became the fifth highest-grossing film in the history of American cinema, and his new directorial work The Lion King (a remake of the legendary 1994 cartoon of the same name) has already become the largest release of all time in terms of the number of theaters and one of the main film events of 2019of the year.

Jon Favreau talks about making The Lion King

At the same time, Favreau did not escape reproaches for neglecting the original and the lack of a “soul” in the new cartoon. But it is impossible not to admit that the technical performance in The Lion King is a level higher than in The Jungle Book.

Personal life of Jon Favreau

Since the early 2000s, John has been happily married to the charming blonde Joya Tillem, who gave birth to his son Max (2001) and daughters Madeline (2003) and Brighton Rose (2006). Joya has nothing to do with the world of cinema, although she is not averse to appearing in the company of her husband at various social events.

Jon Favreau with his wife

Joint photos with children and wife can be seen on Favreau’s pages on Instagram and Twitter, the total number of subscribers of which is approaching four million.

John Favreau is now

In December 2021, Spider-Man: No Way Home was released, in which Favreau returned to the role of Happy.

Jon Favreau on The Mandalorian Season 2

As a director and producer during this period, he worked on the Star Wars series The Mandalorian and The Boba Fett Book. Jon Favreau also plans to shoot a sequel to The Jungle Book

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• 2019: The Mandalorian
• 2018: Avengers: Infinity War
• 2018: Han Solo: Star Wars. Stories»
• 2017: Spider-Man: Homecoming
• 2013: The Wolf of Wall Street
• 2013: Iron Man 3
• 2012: “People Like Us”
• 2011: Cowboys vs. Aliens
• 2010: Iron Man 2
• 2008: Iron Man
• 2006: American Divorce
• 2003: Daredevil
• 1995: Batman Forever
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The rating of the best schools in Russia in terms of the competitiveness of graduates is compiled annually. The best in the 2021 ranking were the Specialized Educational and Scientific Center of Moscow State University, the Moscow General Education School of the Center for Pedagogical Excellence, and the Second School Lyceum in Moscow. Among Tomsk educational institutions, the 2021 ranking included: TPU Lyceum (15th place), Tomsk Physics and Technology Lyceum (35th place), TSU Lyceum (99th place).

According to the authors of the study, the rating shows which schools have the largest proportion of graduates who successfully enter the best universities in Russia. It is noted that the number of positions in the 2022 ranking has been increased from one hundred to two hundred.

In total, this year’s rating includes educational institutions from 38 regions of the Russian Federation. Almost a third of the participants – 64 out of 200 – are located in Moscow. 26 schools are located in the Moscow region, 18 in St. Petersburg, 12 in Tatarstan and 10 in the Sverdlovsk region.

According to the ranking, in 2022 the Lyceum at TPU dropped by several positions and took 19th place, while the Tomsk Physics and Technology Lyceum, on the contrary, strengthened its position and rose to 31st. The TSU Lyceum dropped from 99th to 117th place.

This year’s rating also included the following institutions: Humanitarian Lyceum (159th place), Gymnasium No. 6 (182nd place), Oktyabrskaya Gymnasium No. 24 (195th place).

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