Academics
We embrace technology, and the study of social studies, science, math and the career and technical education. We increase opportunities for self expression through the visual and performing arts, and physical education. We prepare students for the remainder of their lives. All special needs are met. Our staff provides positive role models.
Subjects
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Arts
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All public school students should have access to high-quality arts education, which may include dance, moving image, music, theater, and/or visual arts.
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Career Connected Learning
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Find Career Connected Learning programs by industry or topic area.
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Civics for All
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Civics for All helps schools support students in making connections between history, current events, and democratic structures.
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Computer Science
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English Language Arts
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In English Language Arts (ELA) students learn to become effective readers and writers.
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Health Education
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Health education is a required academic subject for students in all grades. In this class, students learn how to take care of their minds, their bodies, and their relationships with others.
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Libraries
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School libraries are a critical part of your child’s education.
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Literacy
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While New York City Public Schools each select their own literacy curriculum, there are common features that each classroom contains.
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Math
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In Mathematics we teach students to have solid understanding of concepts, and to work through problems with skill and ease.
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Physical Education
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Physical education (PE) is a required academic subject that teaches students how to be physically active.
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Science
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Students are naturally curious, which makes them natural scientists. A strong science program helps them make sense of the physical world around them.
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Social Studies
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In Social Studies students use rich content, major themes and big ideas to learn history, geography, economics, civics, citizenship, and government.
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STEM
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STEM is an acronym for the combination of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics. Students can learn about STEM inside and outside the classroom.
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