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This may not work properly for you. Consider upgrading to a newer browser. WNYC in partnership with English Español 中文 Enter your home address or a school name to get started. Go helps you make sense of the NYC school system—the largest and possibly most confusing in the nation. Our Search tool guides you to the best school for your needs, lets you compare schools and shows you the most important data about each school you're considering for your child. Find average test scores, class size, school demographics, admission details and more. Information is available in English, Spanish and Chinese. About the Data Using the newest available data from the New York City and New York State education departments, our school pages include general information and assessment data for New York City’s public and charter schools. Obviously, numbers don’t tell the whole story. Visiting schools and discussing options with students, teachers and parents are also part of a comprehensive school search. We hope that is a starting point to help you find the best fit for you and your child. Datasets Public and Charter School Identification Information (2015-2016) school type (public or charter) school name district category (General Education, Transfer, Special Education) level (Early Childhood, Elementary, Junior High-Intermediate-Middle, Secondary School, K-8, High School, K-12) grades served address principal name phone number Middle School Directories (2015-2016) program code program focus program admissions method middle school admissions (districtwide, boroughwide or citywide) Common Core English Language Arts (ELA) and Mathematics Test Results (2014-2015 New York City Results) pass rate (Levels 3 and 4) for Math and English Common Core exams (grades 3-8) School Demographics and Accountability Snapshot (2014-2015)* enrollment racial breakdown percent of students who are English Language Learners percent of students with disabilities *This dataset does not include charter schools or District 75 schools. New York State Graduation Outcomes (2014 New York City Results) graduation rate “% of cohort (4 year June)”, the percent of students who started high school in 2010 and graduate in June 2014 Class Size Report (2014-2015) average class size (calculated by adding the number of students in all sections and dividing the sum by the total number of sections, excluding special education sections) New York City Department of Education School Quality Reports (2013-2014) average SAT score (high schools only) Regents scores (high schools only) college enrollment rate (high schools only, 6-month enrollment rate used) Terminology Similar Schools Other schools in the same category (Early Childhood, Elementary, Junior High-Intermediate-Middle, Secondary School, K-8, High School, K-12). The comparison number for similar schools on a school detail page is the median value. Top 15% A school is in the top 15% according to a particular data point if, when sorted with Similar Schools, they are in the top 15%. Bottom 15% A school is in the bottom 15% according to a particular data point if, when sorted with Similar, they are in the bottom 15%. Miscellaneous Links to school websites and photos are from the New York City Department of Education. Links to Insideschools profiles are from Insideschools. WNYC About WNYC Contact/Help Become a Sponsor Press Jobs Facebook Twitter WNYC 93.9 FM and AM 820 are New York's flagship public radio stations, broadcasting the finest programs from NPR and Public Radio International, as well as a wide range of award-winning local programming. WNYC is a division of New York Public Radio . New York Public Radio WNYC WQXR New Jersey Public Rdio The Greene Space WNYC is supported by © 2013 New York Public Radio Terms of Use Privacy Policy Corrections...