High School for Global Citizenship, The (17K528)
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883 Classon Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11225, Brooklyn
Phone: 718-230-6300
Email: kray4@schools.nyc.gov
Hours: 8:10am - 3:53pm
Principal: Michelle Penn
NYCDOE Website: https://www.myschools.nyc/en/schools/high-school/47120
Quality Snapshot: https://tools.nycenet.edu/snapshot/2022/17K528/HS/
Subway: 2, 3, 4, 5, FS to Botanic Gardens
Bus: B41, B43, B44-SBS, B45, B48, B49
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About
We provide students with a rigorous college preparatory education that provides them with the skills and knowledge necessary to compete both academically and economically in a global society. We offer our students a challenging academic program in a personalized school environment with a relentless focus on college and career readiness. We are part of the Career Readiness and Modern Youth Apprenticeship (CRMYA) pilot, which helps us support career readiness for all our students. We have courses that help our ninth and tenth graders explore their career interests and develop readiness skills. Our students can apply for apprenticeships in tech, finance, and business, which allows them to earn and learn while in high school.
Academic Highlights: Career Readiness & Modern Youth Apprenticeship (CRMYA) School, FutureReadyNYC: Business & Finance (Business Operations)
Other Features: College Trips, Community Service Expected, CRMYA School, Dress Code, Extended Day Program, FutureReadyNYC School, Internships Available, LYFE (Living For The Young Family Through Education), Program(s) with 1 GE Applicant Per Seat, Program(s) with 1 SWD Applicant Per Seat, Summer Bridge, Uniform
School Features:
Offers 10th Grade Seats
School whose primary location is co-located with another school
AP Courses, Languages & Sports
Programs
Engineering, Science & Math
This program is taught by certified Project Lead the Way teachers. Engineering students engage in open-ended problem solving, learn and apply the engineering design process, and use the same industry-leading technology and software as are used in the world's companies. Students are immersed in design as they investigate topics such as ethics, sustainability, mechatronics, forces, structure, aerodynamics, digital electronics, circuit design, manufacture, and the environment.
- (Group 1) Open to New York City residents
Science & Math
From the moment students walk into the classroom, they are immersed in the mysterious death of Anna and asked to investigate, document, and analyze evidence to solve the case. Case-based scenarios like this one span all PLTW biomedical science courses. Students explore a range of careers in biomedical sciences as they learn content in the context of real-world, hands-on activities, projects, and problems.
- (Group 1) Open to New York City residents
Computer Science & Technology, Science & Math
This program is designed to build student interest and engagement in computer science and prepare more students for great career opportunities that require computational thinking. The program comprises introductory, foundation, and specialty courses.
- (Group 1) Open to New York City residents
Culinary Arts, Film/Video
Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math (STEAM) provides a CTE focus on a range of courses in four industry areas: information technology, graphics, engineering, and architecture. The program includes innovative technical training leading to certification and opportunities to earn college credit and will also offer opportunities to complete work-based learning sequences (e.g. internships) to provide pathways to employment and/or post-secondary credentials.
- (Group 1) Open to New York City residents
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Academic Summary & Data (2022-23)
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4-Year College 36.00%
Unknown 36.00%
School Demographics (2022-23)
Female 30.00%
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Black 77.70%
Hispanic 13.20%
White 3.20%
Other 2.30%
White 31.30%
Other 12.40%
This data was gathered from the NYC DOE's demographic snapshots: https://infohub.nyced.org/reports/students-and-schools/school-quality/information-and-data-overview