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New York City Geographic District # 4

Schools by level

Elementary 18 · Middle school 4 · High school 7

At a glance

Students
10,870 (2024-25)
Schools
29

Official rating

The official rating for this district is not linked yet.

Check the zoned school for an address

Each address is zoned to specific schools. Confirm with the district's official lookup tool or office before you sign a lease.

Schools (29)

Official campus ratings are shown with their year. Use the address lookup to confirm zoning.

Elementary 18

  • Bilingual Bicultural School (The)

    Grades PK-5 · New York · Students 291

  • Central Park East I

    Grades PK-5 · New York · Students 169

  • Central Park East II

    Grades PK-8 · New York · Students 407

  • James Weldon Johnson School

    Grades PK-8 · New York · Students 516

  • Lexington Academy (The)

    Grades PK-8 · New York · Students 433

  • Mosaic Preparatory Academy

    Grades PK-5 · New York · Students 206

  • PS 102 Jacques Cartier

    Grades PK-5 · New York · Students 221

  • PS 108 Assemblyman Angelo del Toro Educational Complex

    Grades PK-8 · New York · Students 367

  • PS 112 Jose Celso Barbosa

    Grades PK-2 · New York · Students 221

  • PS 146 Ann M Short

    Grades PK-5 · New York · Students 305

  • PS 155 William Paca

    Grades PK-5 · New York · Students 192

  • PS 171 Patrick Henry

    Grades PK-8 · New York · Students 738

  • PS 38 Roberto Clemente

    Grades PK-5 · New York · Students 176

  • PS 7 Samuel Stern

    Grades PK-8 · New York · Students 348

  • PS 83 Luis Munoz Rivera

    Grades PK-5 · New York · Students 306

  • PS 96 Joseph Lanzetta

    Grades PK-8 · New York · Students 394

  • River East Elementary

    Grades PK-5 · New York · Students 236

  • Tag Young Scholars

    Grades K-8 · New York · Students 576

Middle school 4

  • Isaac Newton Middle School for Math and Science

    Grades 6-8 · New York · Students 253

  • Ms 224 Manhattan East School for Arts & Academics

    Grades 6-8 · New York · Students 171

  • PS 206 Jose Celso Barbosa

    Grades 3-8 · New York · Students 372

  • Renaissance School of the Arts

    Grades 6-8 · New York · Students 132

High school 7

  • Central Park East High School

    Grades 9-12 · New York · Students 481

  • Edward A Reynolds West Side High School

    Grades 9-12 · New York · Students 348

  • Esperanza Preparatory Academy

    Grades 6-12 · New York · Students 528

  • Heritage School (The)

    Grades 9-12 · New York · Students 223

  • Judith S Kaye School (The)

    Grades 9-12 · New York · Students 205

  • Manhattan Center for Science & Mathematics

    Grades 9-12 · New York · Students 1,657

  • Park East High School

    Grades 9-12 · New York · Students 398

Checklist before renting in this district

Check these before you sign a lease.

  • Checked the assigned school for the exact address with the official lookup before signing

    Source:Fairfax County Public Schools (checked 2026-10-29)

  • Asked the district or council whether boundary or admission changes are planned

  • Asked whether the assigned school has room (or sends overflow elsewhere)

  • Checked that the lease is accepted as proof of address on the enrolment list

    Source:U.S. Department of Education (NCELA) (checked 2026-10-29)

  • Asked how the assigned school supports English learners (ESL/EAL)

    Source:U.S. Department of Education (NCELA) (checked 2026-10-29)

  • Checked the commute (school-bus eligibility, walking route)

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ESL / ELL support

US public schools must support students learning English. At enrolment families complete a Home Language Survey and an English assessment decides the support. Ask the district about its programmes.

F-1 student visas cannot be used for US public elementary or middle schools (K-8); public high school on an F-1 is limited to 12 months with full tuition paid (US Department of State). Your status depends on the parents' visa, so confirm with official sources.

Sources

School and district lists come from the NCES Common Core of Data; ratings from each state education agency. Every number carries its year. No house prices, crime data or home-made rankings.

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