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Teachers of Tomorrow School List 2009-2010 Teachers of Tomorrow School List 2009-2010 Geog. Code School Name Level Dist. D75/D79 Borough O490 Phoenix Academy High 00 D79 Bronx X722 721 Sped Ungraded 00 D75 Bronx Central-HQ- XH75 Home Schooling Citywide 00 D75 Bronx Central-HQ- XLC1 Bronx Alternate Learning Center Citywide 00 D88 Bronx X001 P.S. 001 Courtlandt School Elementary 07 Bronx X005 P.S. 005 Port Morris Elementary 07 Bronx X017 P.S. X017 K-8 07 D75 Bronx X018 P.S. 018 John Peter Zenger Elementary 07 Bronx X025 P.S. 025 Bilingual School K-8 07 Bronx X029 P.S./M.S. 029 Melrose School K-8 07 Bronx X030 P.S. 030 Wilton Elementary 07 Bronx P.S./M.S. 031 The William Lloyd X031 Garrison K-8 07 Bronx X043 P.S. 043 Jonas Bronck Elementary 07 Bronx X049 P.S. 049 Willis Avenue Elementary 07 Bronx X065 P.S. 065 Mother Hale Academy Elementary 07 Bronx X151 J.H.S. 151 Lou Gehrig Middle 07 Bronx X154 P.S. 154 Jonathan D. Hyatt Elementary 07 Bronx X155 P S 155 UngradedUngraded 07 D75 BronxBronx X157 P.S. 157 Grove Hill Elementary 07 Bronx X161 P.S. 161 Ponce De Leon Elementary 07 Bronx X162 J.H.S. 162 Lola Rodriguez De Tio Middle 07 Bronx X168 P.S. 168 K-12 07 D75 Bronx X179 P.S. 179 Elementary 07 Bronx X203 M.S. 203 Middle 07 Bronx South Bronx Preparatory: A College X221 Board School Secondary 07 Bronx M.S. 223 The Laboratory School of X223 Finance and Technology Middle 07 Bronx X224 P.S. / I.S. 224 Middle 07 Bronx X277 P.S. 277 Elementary 07 Bronx South Bronx Academy for Applied X296 Media Middle 07 Bronx X298 Academy of Public Relations Middle 07 Bronx X321 Crotona Academy High School High 07 Bronx X334 International Community High School High 07 Bronx Academy of Applied Mathematics and X343 Technology Middle 07 Bronx X369 Young Leaders Elementary School Elementary 07 Bronx X379 Jill Chaifetz Transfer High School High 07 Bronx X385 Performance School Elementary 07 Bronx X427 Community School for Social Justice High 07 Bronx Mott Haven Village Preparatory High X473 School High 07 Bronx X500 Hostos-Lincoln Academy of Science Secondary 07 D79 Bronx Foreign Language Academy of Global X520 StudiesStudies HighHigh 07 BronxBronx Page 1 of 30 Teachers of Tomorrow School List 2009-2010 Geog. Code School Name Level Dist. D75/D79 Borough X547 New Explorers High School High 07 Bronx Urban Assembly School for Careers in X548 Sports High 07 Bronx X551 Bronx Academy of Letters Secondary 07 Bronx Alfred E. Smith Career and Technical X600 Education High School High 07 Bronx Samuel Gompers Career and X655 Technical Education High School High 07 Bronx X670 Health Opportunities High School High 07 Bronx X695 Passages Academy K-12 07 D79 Bronx J. M. Rapport School Career X754 Development Secondary 07 D75 Bronx X999 Home Instruction - Bronx Ungraded 07 D75 Bronx KHOS Hosp. Schls. Bklyn Ungraded 08 D75 Bronx M401 Hospital Schools Ungraded 08 D75 Bronx QHOS Hosp Schls Queens Ungraded 08 D75 Bronx RHOS Hosp. Schls. Staten Island Ungraded 08 D75 Bronx X010 P.S. X010 K-12 08 D75 Bronx X014 P.S. X014 Senator John Calandra Elementary 08 Bronx X036 P.S. 036 Unionport Elementary 08 Bronx X048 P. S. 048 JosephJoseph R. DrakeDrake ElementaryElementary 08 BronxBronx X062 P.S. 062 Inocensio Casanova Elementary 08 Bronx X069 P.S. 069 The New Vision School Elementary 08 Bronx X071 P.S. 071 Rose E. Scala Elementary 08 Bronx X072 P.S. 072 Dr. William Dorney Elementary 08 Bronx X075 P.S. 075 Elementary 08 Bronx X093 P.S. 093 Albert G. Oliver Elementary 08 Bronx X100 P.S. 100 Isaac Clason Elementary 08 Bronx X101 M.S. X101 Edward R. Byrne Middle 08 Bronx X107 P.S. 107 Elementary 08 Bronx X119 P.S. 119 Elementary 08 Bronx X123 J.H.S. 123 James M. Kieran Middle 08 Bronx X125 J.H.S. 125 Henry Hudson Middle 08 Bronx X130 P.S. 130 Abram Stevens Hewitt Elementary 08 Bronx X131 J.H.S. 131 Albert Einstein Middle 08 Bronx X138 P.S. 138 Samuel Randall Elementary 08 Bronx X140 P.S. 140 Eagle Elementary 08 Bronx X146 P.S. 146 Edward Collins Elementary 08 Bronx X152 P.S. 152 Evergreen Elementary 08 Bronx X182 P.S. 182 Elementary 08 Bronx X282 Women's Academy of Excellence Secondary 08 Bronx Renaissance High School of Musical X293 Theater & Technology High 08 Bronx Gateway School for Environmental X295 Research and Technology High 08 Bronx X301 M.S. 301 Paul L. Dunbar Middle 08 Bronx X302 M.S. 302 Luisa Dessus Cruz Middle 08 Bronx X304 P.S. 304 Early Childhood School Elementary 08 Bronx Pablo Neruda Academy for X305 Architecture and World Studies High 08 Bronx X312 MillenniumMillennium A Artrt A Academycademy HighHigh 08 BronxBronx Page 2 of 30 Teachers of Tomorrow School List 2009-2010 Geog. Code School Name Level Dist. D75/D79 Borough Holcombe L. Rucker School of X332 Community Research High 08 Bronx X333 New School #1 @ P.S. 60 Elementary 08 Bronx X335 New School #2 @ P.S. 60 Elementary 08 Bronx The School for Inquiry and Social X337 Justice Middle 08 Bronx The Vida Bogart School for All X352 Children K-8 08 D75 Bronx Urban Assembly Academy of Civic X366 Engagement Middle 08 Bronx Archimedes Academy for Math, X367 Science and Technology Applications Secondary 08 Bronx X371 Urban Institute of Mathematics Middle 08 Bronx The Bronx Mathematics Preparatory X375 School Middle 08 Bronx Antonia Pantoja Preparatory Academy, X376 A College Board School Secondary 08 Bronx X377 Bronx Community High School High 08 Bronx X381 Bronx Haven High School High 08 Bronx X405 HerbertHerbert H. LehmanLehman HighHigh SchoolSchool HighHigh 08 BronxBronx X424 The Hunts Point School Middle 08 Bronx Junior High- Soundview Academy For Culture And Intermediate- X448 Scholarship Middle 08 Bronx X452 Bronx Guild High 08 Bronx Junior High- Intermediate- X467 Mott Hall Community School Middle 08 Bronx Felisa Rincon de Gautier Institute for X519 Law and Public Policy, The High 08 Bronx X530 Banana Kelly High School High 08 Bronx School for Community Research and X540 Learning High 08 Bronx High School X560 - Bronx Academy X560 High School High 08 Bronx Suspension Center School - Wildcat X607 [MS] High 08 D79 Bronx Jane Addams High School for X650 Academic Careers High 08 Bronx XHOS Hosp Schls Bronx Ungraded 08 D75 Bronx X002 P.S. 002 Morrisania Elementary 09 Bronx X004 P.S./M.S. 004 Crotona Park West K-8 09 Bronx X011 P.S. 011 Highbridge Elementary 09 Bronx X022 J.H.S. 022 Jordan L. Mott Middle 09 Bronx X028 P.S. 028 Mount Hope Elementary 09 Bronx X035 P.S. 035 Franz Siegel Elementary 09 Bronx X042 P.S. 042 Claremont Elementary 09 Bronx X053 P.S. 053 Basheer Quisim Elementary 09 Bronx X055 P.S. 055 Benjamin Franklin Elementary 09 Bronx X058 P. S. 058 ElementaryElementary 09 BronxBronx Page 3 of 30 Teachers of Tomorrow School List 2009-2010 Geog. Code School Name Level Dist. D75/D79 Borough X063 P.S. 063 Author's Academy Elementary 09 Bronx X064 P.S. 064 Pura Belpre Elementary 09 Bronx X070 P.S. 070 Max Schoenfeld Elementary 09 Bronx X073 P.S. 073 Bronx Elementary 09 Bronx P.S. X088 - S. Silverstein Little X088 Sparrow School Elementary 09 Bronx X090 P.S. 090 George Meany Elementary 09 Bronx X109 P.S. 109 Sedgwick Elementary 09 Bronx X110 P.S. 110 Theodore Schoenfeld Elementary 09 Bronx P.S. X114 - Luis Llorens Torres X114 Schools Elementary 09 Bronx X117 I.S. 117 Joseph H. Wade Middle 09 Bronx X126 P.S. 126 Dr Marjorie H Dunbar Elementary 09 Bronx X128 Mott Hall III Middle 09 Bronx X132 P.S. 132 Garret A. Morgan Elementary 09 Bronx X145 J.H.S. 145 Arturo Toscaninni Middle 09 Bronx X163 P.S. 163 Arthur A. Schomburg Elementary 09 Bronx X166 J.H.S. 166 Roberto Clemente Middle 09 Bronx X170 P.S. 170 Elementary 09 Bronx X199 P. S. 199X - TheThe ShakespeareShakespeare SchoolSchool ElementaryElementary 09 BronxBronx X204 P.S. 204 Morris Heights Elementary 09 Bronx X215 Kappa Middle 09 Bronx P.S./I.S. 218 Rafael Hernandez Dual X218 Language Magnet School K-8 09 Bronx X219 I.S. 219 New Venture School Middle 09 Bronx Bronx Expeditionary Learning High X227 School High 09 Bronx X229 I.S. 229 Roland Patterson Middle 09 Bronx X230 P.S. 230 Dr Roland N. Patterson Elementary 09 Bronx X231 Eagle Academy for Young Men High 09 Bronx X232 I.S. 232 Middle 09 Bronx X236 P.S. 236 Langston Hughes Elementary 09 Bronx Urban Assembly Academy for History X239 and Citizenship for Young Men, The High 09 Bronx Urban Assembly School for Applied X241 Math and Science, The Middle 09 Bronx Eximius College Preparatory X250 Academy: A College Board School Secondary 09 Bronx X252 Mott Hall Bronx High School High 09 Bronx Bronx Center for Science and X260 Mathematics High 09 Bronx Validus Preparatory Academy: An X263 Expeditionary Learning School High 09 Bronx X276 Leadership Institute High 09 Bronx Morris Academy for Collaborative X297 Studies High 09 Bronx I.S. X303 Leadership & Community X303 Service Middle 09 Bronx Page 4 of 30 Teachers of Tomorrow School List 2009-2010 Geog. Code School Name Level Dist. D75/D79 Borough I.S. 313 School of Leadership X313 Development Middle 09 Bronx X323 Bronx Writing Academy Middle 09 Bronx X325 Urban Science Academy Middle 09 Bronx Comprehensive Model School Project X327 M.S.
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