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QUEENS COMMUNITY DISTRICT 1 Oversight Block Lot Facility Name Facility Address Facility Type Capacity / Type Agency Selected Facilities and Program Sites Page 1 of 18 in New York City, release 2015 QUEENS COMMUNITY DISTRICT 1 Oversight Block Lot Facility Name Facility Address Facility Type Capacity / Type Agency SCHOOLS Public Elementary and Secondary Schools 363 1PS 111 JACOB BLACKWELL 37‐15 13 St Elementary School ‐ Public 401 Children NYC DOE 344 1PS 112 DUTCH KILLS 25‐05 37 Ave Elementary School ‐ Public 482 Children NYC DOE 880 1PS 122 MAMIE FAY 21‐21 Ditmars Blvd Elementary School ‐ Public 1377 Children NYC DOE 752 1PS 151 MARY D CARTER 50‐05 31 Ave Elementary School ‐ Public 486 Children NYC DOE 610 1PS 166 HENRY GRADSTEIN 33‐09 35 Ave Elementary School ‐ Public 1240 Children NYC DOE 594 1PS 17 HENRY DAVID THOREAU 28‐37 29 St Elementary School ‐ Public 516 Children NYC DOE 537 14PS 171 PETER G VAN ALST 14‐14 29 Ave Elementary School ‐ Public 575 Children NYC DOE 971 1PS 2 ALFRED ZIMBERG 75‐10 21 Ave Elementary School ‐ Public 675 Children NYC DOE 592 15PS 234 30‐15 29 St Elementary School ‐ Public 635 Children NYC DOE 696 14PS 70 30‐45 42 St Elementary School ‐ Public 1019 Children NYC DOE 354 1PS 76 WILLIAM HALLETT 36‐36 10 St Elementary School ‐ Public 570 Children NYC DOE 794 17PS 84 STEINWAY 22‐45 41 St Elementary School ‐ Public 347 Children NYC DOE 842 31PS 85 JUDGE CHARLES VALLONE 23‐70 31 St Elementary School ‐ Public 567 Children NYC DOE 592 15ACADEMY FOR NEW AMERICANS 30‐14 30 St Intermediate/JHS ‐ Public 148 Children NYC DOE 553 1ALBERT SHANKER SCH‐VISUAL/PERF ARTS 31‐51 21 St Intermediate/JHS ‐ Public 528 Children NYC DOE 714 1IS 10 HORACE GREELEY 45‐11 31 Ave Intermediate/JHS ‐ Public 916 Children NYC DOE 810 1IS 141 THE STEINWAY 37‐11 21 Ave Intermediate/JHS ‐ Public 1209 Children NYC DOE Selected Facilities and Program Sites Page 2 of 18 in New York City, release 2015 QUEENS COMMUNITY DISTRICT 1 Oversight Block Lot Facility Name Facility Address Facility Type Capacity / Type Agency Public Elementary and Secondary Schools 343 1IS 204 OLIVER W HOLMES 36‐41 28 St Intermediate/JHS ‐ Public 704 Children NYC DOE 634 36BACCALAUREATE SCHOOL‐GLOBAL ED 34‐12 36 Ave Junior/Senior High School ‐ Public 502 Children NYC DOE 542 8YOUNG WOMENS LEADERSHIP SCHOOL 23‐15 Newtown Ave Junior/Senior High School ‐ Public 569 Children NYC DOE 404 1ACADEMY OF AMERICAN STUDIES 28‐01 41 Ave High School ‐ Public 813 Children NYC DOE 639 16FRANK SINATRA SCHOOL OF THE ARTS HS 35‐12 35 Ave High School ‐ Public 759 Children NYC DOE 529 2LONG ISLAND CITY HIGH SCHOOL 14‐30 Broadway High School ‐ Public 2516 Children NYC DOE 404 1NEWCOMERS HIGH SCHOOL 28‐01 41 Ave High School ‐ Public 888 Children NYC DOE 738 2WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT HIGH SCHOOL 48‐10 31 Ave High School ‐ Public 2613 Children NYC DOE 343 1ENERGY TECH HIGH SCHOOL 36‐41 28 St Other School ‐ Public Charter 120 Children NYC DOE 1136 6ACADEMY OF THE CITY CHARTER SCHOOL 31‐29 60 St Elementry School ‐ Public Charter 270 Children NYC DOE 398 1GROWING UP GREEN CHARTER SCHOOL 39‐27 28 St Elementry School ‐ Public Charter 492 Children NYC DOE 640 24OUR WORLD NEIGHBORHOOD CHARTER 36‐12 35 Ave Elementry School ‐ Public Charter 706 Children NYC DOE SCHOO 352 1VOICE CHARTER SCHOOL OF NEW YORK 36‐24 12 St Elementry School ‐ Public Charter 556 Children NYC DOE Private/Parochial Elementary and Secondary Schools 744 62EL‐BER ISLAMIC SCHOOL 25‐42 49 St Elementary School ‐ Private/Parochial 91 Children NYSED 518 10IDEAL ISLAMIC SCHOOL 31‐29 12 St Elementary School ‐ Private/Parochial 39 Children NYSED 846 1IMMACULATE CONCEPTION SCHOOL 21‐63 29 St Elementary School ‐ Private/Parochial 247 Children NYSED 647 16MOST PRECIOUS BLOOD SCHOOL 32‐52 37 St Elementary School ‐ Private/Parochial 291 Children NYSED Selected Facilities and Program Sites Page 3 of 18 in New York City, release 2015 QUEENS COMMUNITY DISTRICT 1 Oversight Block Lot Facility Name Facility Address Facility Type Capacity / Type Agency Private/Parochial Elementary and Secondary Schools 831 61QUEENS LUTHERAN SCHOOL 31‐20 21 Ave Elementary School ‐ Private/Parochial 51 Children NYSED 771 22SAINT FRANCIS OF ASSISI SCHOOL 21‐18 46 St Elementary School ‐ Private/Parochial 261 Children NYSED 699 1SAINT JOSEPH CATHOLIC ACADEMY 28‐46 44 St Elementary School ‐ Private/Parochial 372 Children NYSED 662 27TOOBAA ACADEMY 28‐18 Steinway St Elementary School ‐ Private/Parochial 14 Children NYSED 858 5SAINT JOHN'S PREPARATORY SCHOOL 21‐21 Crescent St Senior High School ‐ Private/Parochial 721 Children NYSED 396 10EVANGEL CHRISTIAN SCHOOL 39‐21 Crescent St K‐12 School ‐ Private/Parochial 436 Children NYSED 593 1SAINT DEMETRIOS GREEK AMERICAN 30‐03 30 Dr K‐12 School ‐ Private/Parochial 571 Children NYSED SCHOOL RECREATIONAL AND CULTURAL FACILITIES Libraries and Cultural Institutions 540 30ASTORIA LIBRARY 14‐01 Astoria Blvd Public Library ‐ Branch 87246 Annual Circ. QBPL 676 50BROADWAY LIBRARY 40‐20 Broadway Public Library ‐ Branch 309689 Annual Circ. QBPL 363 1LONG ISLAND CITY LIBRARY 37‐44 21 St Public Library ‐ Branch 171153 Annual Circ. QBPL 332 2RAVENSWOOD LIBRARY (NOT 35‐32 21 St Public Library ‐ Branch NA QBPL CIRCULATION LIBRARY) 831 15STEINWAY LIBRARY 21‐45 31 St Public Library ‐ Branch 281308 Annual Circ. QBPL 644 1MUSEUM OF THE MOVING IMAGE 36‐01 35 Ave NYC Cultural Institution 165283 Annual Visits NYC DCLA Parklands ASTORIA HEALTH PLAYGROUND 14 St. bet. 31 Ave. and 31 Dr.Park/Playground ‐ NYC 0.207 Acres NYC DPR ASTORIA HEIGHTS PLAYGROUND 30 Rd. bet. 45 St. and 46 St. Park/Playground ‐ NYC 2.2 Acres NYC DPR/DOE Selected Facilities and Program Sites Page 4 of 18 in New York City, release 2015 QUEENS COMMUNITY DISTRICT 1 Oversight Block Lot Facility Name Facility Address Facility Type Capacity / Type Agency Parklands ASTORIA PARK 19 St. bet. Astoria Park S. and Ditmars Park/Playground ‐ NYC 59.956 Acres NYC DPR Blvd. ATHENS SQUARE 30 Ave. bet. 29 St. and 30 St.Park/Playground ‐ NYC 0.925 Acres NYC DPR/DOE DITMARS PARK Steinway St. bet. 23 Ave. and Ditmars Park/Playground ‐ NYC 0.918 Acres NYC DPR Blvd. DUTCH KILLS PLAYGROUND 28 St., Crescent St. bet. 37 Ave. and 36 Park/Playground ‐ NYC 2.4 Acres NYC DPR/DOE Ave. HALLETS COVE PLAYGROUND Vernon Blvd., Main Ave. to Astoria Park/Playground ‐ NYC 5.7 Acres NYC DPR Blvd., 1 St. HOYT PLAYGROUND Hoyt Av, 29 To 31 Sts Park/Playground ‐ NYC 2.2 Acres NYC DPR P.S. 151 50 St. bet. 31 Ave. and 30 Ave.Park/Playground ‐ NYC 0.608 Acres NYC DOE PAUL RAIMONDA PLAYGROUND 20 Ave. bet. 47 St. and 48 St.Park/Playground ‐ NYC 1.31 Acres NYC DPR PLAYGROUND THIRTY FIVE XXXV 35 Ave. bet. Steinway St. and 41 St.Park/Playground ‐ NYC 0.218 Acres NYC DPR PS 122 21 St., 23 St. bet. Ditmars Blvd. and 21 Park/Playground ‐ NYC 0.955 Acres NYC DOE Rd. QUEENSBRIDGE PARK Queensboro Bridge, 41 Rd., 40 Ave. bet. Park/Playground ‐ NYC 20.34 Acres NYC DPR The East River, Vernon Blvd., and 21 St. RAINEY PARK Vernon Blvd. bet. 33 Rd. and 34 Ave.Park/Playground ‐ NYC 8.09 Acres NYC DPR RALPH DEMARCO PARK Shore Blvd. bet. Ditmars Blvd. and 20 Park/Playground ‐ NYC 6.03 Acres NYC DPR Ave. RAVENSWOOD PLAYGROUND 21 St. bet. 34 Ave. and 35 Ave.Park/Playground ‐ NYC 2.758 Acres NYC DPR SEAN'S PLACE 38 St. bet. 31 Ave. and BroadwayPark/Playground ‐ NYC 0.582 Acres NYC DPR SOCRATES SCULPTURE PARK Vernon Blvd. bet. Broadway and 30 Dr.Park/Playground ‐ NYC 4.893 Acres NYC DPR SPIRIT PLAYGROUND 36 Ave bet. 9 St. and 10 St.Park/Playground ‐ NYC 0.786 Acres NYC DPR/DOE ST. MICHAEL'S PLAYGROUND 30 Ave. To 31 Ave. and Boody St., BQEPark/Playground ‐ NYC 5.43 Acres NYC DPR Selected Facilities and Program Sites Page 5 of 18 in New York City, release 2015 QUEENS COMMUNITY DISTRICT 1 Oversight Block Lot Facility Name Facility Address Facility Type Capacity / Type Agency Parklands STEINWAY PLAYGROUND 37 St., 38 St., bet. 20 Rd. and 20 Ave.Park/Playground ‐ NYC 0.809 Acres NYC DPR/DOE TRIBOROUGH BRIDGE PLAYGROUND B Hoyt Ave. bet. 21 St. and 23 St.Park/Playground ‐ NYC 1.295 Acres NYC DPR VAN ALST PLAYGROUND 21 St. bet. 29 Ave. and 30 Ave.Park/Playground ‐ NYC 1.033 Acres NYC DPR/DOE WOODTREE PLAYGROUND 20 Ave. bet. 37 St. and 38 St.Park/Playground ‐ NYC 1.033 Acres NYC DPR CHAPPETTO SQUARE Hoyt Ave. bet. 21 St. and 23 St.Building/Institution, Athletic/Recreation 1.226 Acres NYC DPR Fac ‐ NYC TRIBOROUGH BRIDGE PLAYGROUND C Hoyt Ave. bet. 23 St. and 24 St.Building/Institution, Athletic/Recreation 0.46 Acres NYC DPR Fac ‐ NYC TRIBOROUGH BRIDGE PLAYGROUND D Hoyt Ave., bet. 24 St. and Crescent St.Building/Institution, Athletic/Recreation 0.46 Acres NYC DPR Fac ‐ NYC TRIBOROUGH BRIDGE PLAYGROUND E Hoyt Ave., bet. Crescent St. and 26 St.Building/Institution, Athletic/Recreation 0.46 Acres NYC DPR Fac ‐ NYC WHITEY FORD FIELD 26 Ave., 2 St. Building/Institution, Athletic/Recreation 3.622 Acres NYC DPR Fac ‐ NYC CARLOS R. LILLO PARK 21 Ave., 20 Ave., bet. 76 St. and 77 St.Triangle, Plaza, Mall, Other ‐ NYC 0.099 Acres NYC DPR COLUMBUS SQUARE Astoria Blvd S., Hoyt Ave. S. bet. 31 St. Triangle, Plaza, Mall, Other ‐ NYC 0.1 Acres NYC DPR and 32 St. CORPORAL FRANK F FAGAN SQ 48 St., Newtown Rd., BroadwayTriangle, Plaza, Mall, Other ‐ NYC 0.004 Acres NYC DPR DWYER SQUARE Northern Blvd., 34 Ave.
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