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Under/Over Capacity By High School: Bronx 2004-2005 2008-2009 Percent Percent Over/Under Over/Under School Name Enrollment Capacity Capacity Enrollment Capacity Capacity ACADEMY FOR LANGUAGE AND TECHNOLOGY 197 117 68% ACADEMY FOR SCHOLARSHIP AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP: A COLLEGE BOARD SCHOOL 546 636 -14% ADLAI E. STEVENSON HIGH SCHOOL 2,773 2,247 23% 292 640 -54% ALFRED E. SMITH HIGH SCHOOL 1,243 1,564 -21% 1,176 1,716 -31% ANTONIA PANTOJA PREPARATORY ACADEMY, A COLLEGE BOARD SCHOOL 170 196 -13% ASTOR COLLEGIATE HIGH SCHOOL 188 174 8% 439 385 14% AUXILIARY SERVICES HIGH SCHOOL 642 479 34% BANANA KELLY COLLABORATIVE HIGH SCHOOL 266 320 -17% 465 488 -5% BELMONT PREPARATORY HIGH SCHOOL 302 352 -14% 398 598 -33% BRONX ACADEMY HIGH SCHOOL 512 565 -9% 400 311 29% BRONX ACADEMY OF HEALTH CAREERS 183 231 -21% 483 474 2% BRONX AEROSPACE HIGH SCHOOL 248 294 -16% 405 404 0% BRONX COALITION COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL 488 480 2% 289 389 -26% BRONX COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL 203 203 0% BRONX ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY ACADEMY 106 116 -9% 372 473 -21% BRONX HAVEN HIGH SCHOOL 104 181 -43% BRONX HEALTH SCIENCES HIGH SCHOOL 98 116 -16% 354 404 -12% BRONX HIGH SCHOOL FOR WRITING AND COMMUN 103 104 -1% 450 385 17% BRONX HIGH SCHOOL OF BUSINESS 353 277 27% 468 467 0% BRONX HIGH SCHOOL FOR THE VISUAL ARTS 273 386 -29% 367 496 -26% BRONX HIGH SCHOOL OF LETTERS 156 348 -55% 502 923 -46% BRONX HIGH SCHOOL OF SCIENCE 2,492 2,438 2% 2,808 2,249 25% BRONX INTERNATIONAL ACADEMY 288 334 -14% 347 291 19% BRONX LAB SCHOOL 103 71 45% 423 497 -15% BRONX LATIN 63 113 -44% 308 526 -41% BRONX LEADERSHIP ACADEMY HIGH SCHOOL 616 500 23% 662 568 17% BRONX LEADERSHIP ACADEMY II HIGH SCHOOL 252 190 33% 453 395 15% BRONX LITTLE SCHOOL 124 184 -33% BRONX REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL 431 421 2% 366 395 -7% BRONX SCHOOL FOR LAW, GOVERNMENT, & JUSTICE 532 603 -12% 602 714 -16% BRONX SCHOOL OF EXPEDITIONARY LEARNING 104 174 -40% 411 408 1% BRONX SCHOOL OF LAW AND FINANCE 199 203 -2% 437 453 -4% BRONX STUDIO SCHOOL FOR WRITERS AND ARTISTS 77 154 -50% 211 352 -40% BRONX THEATRE HIGH SCHOOL 194 231 -16% 415 516 -20% CELIA CRUZ HS OF MUSIC 157 244 -36% 364 405 -10% CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS HIGH SCHOOL 2,698 1,594 69% 1,462 1,345 9% COLLABORATIVE HEALTH PROGRAM COLUMBUS INSTITUTE FOR MATH AND SCIENCE 215 219 -2% 463 493 -6% COMMUNITY HS FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE 236 335 -30% 347 485 -28% CROTONA ACADEMY HS (Diploma Plus II) 139 150 -7% 146 149 -2% DEWITT CLINTON HIGH SCHOOL 4,632 3,306 40% 4,388 3,432 28% DISCOVERY HIGH SCHOOL 176 186 -5% 448 483 -7% DREAMYARD PREPARATORY SCHOOL 301 190 58% EAST BRONX ACADEMY FOR THE FUTURE 156 159 -2% 620 583 6% ENGLISH LANGUAGE LEARNERS AND INTERNATIONAL SUPPORT PREPARATORY ACADEMY 85 177 -52% EVANDER CHILDS HIGH SCHOOL 2,392 1,931 24% EXIMIUS COLLEGE PREPARATORY ACADEMY: A COLLEGE BOARD SCHOOL 439 539 -19% EXPLORATIONS ACADEMY FANNIE LOU HAMER FREEDOM HIGH SCHOOL 478 494 -3% 501 459 9% FORDHAM HIGH SCHOOL FOR THE ARTS 355 404 -12% 389 416 -6% FREDERICK DOUGLASS ACADEMY III SECONDARY SCHOOL 234 249 -6% 552 662 -17% GATEWAY SCHOOL FOR ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH & TECHNOLOGY 169 190 -11% 474 677 -30% GLOBAL ENTERPRISE HIGH SCHOOL 211 228 -7% 457 472 -3% GRACE H. DODGE VOCATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL 1,531 1,411 9% 1,483 1,522 -3% HIGH SCHOOL FOR CONTEMPORARY ARTS 196 202 -3% 463 358 29% HARRY S. TRUMAN HIGH SCHOOL 3,109 3,358 -7% 2,372 3,230 -27% HEALTH OPPORTUNITIES PROGRAM 629 698 -10% 641 687 -7% HERBERT H. LEHMAN HIGH SCHOOL 4,205 3,288 28% 4,089 3,329 23% HIGH SCHOOL FOR EXCELLENCE 318 291 9% 450 393 15% HIGH SCHOOL OF COMPUTERS AND TECHNOLOGY 106 104 2% 490 421 16% HIGH SCHOOL OF MEDICAL SCIENCE 313 236 33% 487 488 0% HOLCOMBE L. RUCKER SCHOOL OF COMMUNITY RESEARCH 292 213 37% HOSTOS LINCOLN ACADEMY OF SCIENCE HIGH SCHOOL 490 402 22% 517 477 8% HIGH SCHOOL AMERICAN STUDIES @ LEHMAN COLLEGE 238 376 -37% 346 345 0% HIGH SCHOOL FOR COMMUNITY RESEARCH & LEARNING 186 202 -8% 375 396 -5% HIGH SCHOOL FOR DOCUMENTARY & MEDIA 100 104 -4% HIGH SCHOOL FOR INTERIOR DESIGN 116 145 -20% HIGH SCHOOL FOR TEACHING & PROFESSIONS 423 349 21% 517 593 -13% HIGH SCHOOL FOR VIOLIN AND DANCE 204 193 6% 201 202 0% HIGH SCHOOL OF LAW & COMMUNITY SERVICE 364 411 -11% 440 476 -8% INDIVIDUAL PATHWAYS 117 104 13% INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL 257 369 -30% INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL FOR LIBERAL ARTS 499 745 -33% J. LEVIN HIGH SCHOOL FOR MEDIA AND COMMUNICATION 346 323 7% 457 714 -36% JANE ADDAMS VOCATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL 1,857 1,066 74% 1,487 1,324 12% JILL CHAIFETZ TRANSFER HIGH SCHOOL 131 221 -41% JOHN F KENNEDY HIGH SCHOOL 4,122 3,015 37% 1,617 2,142 -25% KINGSBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL 437 486 -10% KNOWLEDGE AND POWER PREPARATORY ACADEMY INTERNATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL 222 198 12% LEADERSHIP ACAD FOR BUSINESS & TECHNOLOGY 433 423 2% 522 477 9% MARBLE HILL HIGH SCHOOL FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDIES 299 352 -15% 428 476 -10% MARTHA NEILSON 57 190 -70% METROPOLITAN HIGH SCHOOL 334 368 -9% MILLENNIUM ART ACADEMY 159 173 -8% 487 435 12% MONROE ACADEMY FOR BUSINESS & LAW 583 548 6% 523 545 -4% MONROE ACADEMY FOR VISUAL ARTS 517 537 -4% 498 556 -10% MORRIS ACADEMY FOR COLLABORATIVE STUDIES HS 187 219 -15% 432 444 -3% MORRIS HIGH SCHOOL 218 491 -56% MOTT HALL BRONX HIGH SCHOOL 413 370 12% MOTT HAVEN VILLAGE PREP HS 258 496 -48% 330 344 -4% NEW DAY ACADEMY 479 601 -20% NEW EXPLORERS HIGH SCHOOL 264 248 6% 320 343 -7% NEW SCHOOL FOR ARTS AND SCIENCE 441 761 -42% 80 284 -72% NEW WORLD HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAM 98 116 -16% 274 405 -32% OFFSITE EDUCATIONAL SERVICES 181 222 -18% PABLO NERUDA ACADEMY FOR ARCHITECTURE AND WORLD STUDIES 165 190 -13% 380 447 -15% PAN AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL II 93 164 -43% PASSAGES ACADEMY 97 128 -24% 100 141 -29% PEACE AND DIVERISTY ACADEMY 113 116 -3% PELHAM PREPARATORY ACADEMY 306 335 -9% 478 524 -9% PHOENIX ACADEMY HIGH SCHOOL - UPSTATE 183 402 -54% PULSE HIGH SCHOOL (Diploma Plus I) 131 167 -22% 200 243 -18% RENAISSANCE HIGH SCHOOL FOR MUSICAL THEATER & TECHNOLOGY 170 231 -26% 442 395 12% SAMUEL GOMPERS VOCATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL 1,541 1,459 6% 1,300 1,450 -10% SCHOOL FOR CAREER OPPORTUNITES IN RECREATION EDUCATION AND SPORTS 98 116 -16% 330 471 -30% SOUTH BRONX HIGH SCHOOL SOUTH BRONX PREPARATORY: A COLLEGE BOARD SCHOOL 155 399 -61% 590 800 -26% THE BRONX CENTER FOR SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS 419 365 15% THE BRONX GUILD HIGH SCHOOL 259 273 -5% 305 407 -25% THE BRONX HIGH SCHOOL OF PERFORMANCE AND STAGECRAFT 102 116 -12% 409 547 -25% THE EAGLE ACADEMY FOR YOUNG MEN 110 104 6% 151 152 -1% THE FELISA RINCON de GAUTIER INSTITUE OF LAW AND PUBLIC STUDIES 94 128 -27% 410 387 6% THE LEADERSHIP INSTITUTE THE MARIE CURIE HIGH SCHOOL FOR MEDICINE, NURSING, AND HEALTH PROFESSIONS 108 99 9% 405 569 -29% THE URBAN ASSEMBLY ACADEMY FOR HISTORY AND CITIZENSHIP FOR YOUNG MEN 90 133 -32% 309 447 -31% THE URBAN ASSEMBLY SCHOOL FOR APPLIED MATH AND SCIENCE 420 440 -5% THEATRE ARTS PRODUCTION COMPANY SCHOOL 315 352 -11% 510 582 -12% THEODORE ROOSEVELT HIGH SCHOOL 825 788 5% UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS ALTERNATIVE HIGH SCHOOL 413 488 -15% 432 486 -11% URBAN ASSEMBLY SCHOOL FOR CAREERS IN SPORTS HIGH SCHOOL 331 485 -32% 224 368 -39% VALIDUS PREPARATORY ACADEMY: AN EXPEDITIONARY LEARNING SCHOOL 426 425 0% WALTON HIGH SCHOOL 2,902 1,482 96% WEST BRONX ACADEMY FOR THE FUTURE 125 157 -20% 567 541 5% WILLIAM H. TAFT HIGH SCHOOL 498 1,247 -60% WINGS ACADEMY 558 689 -19% 532 582 -9% WOMENS ACADEMY OF EXCELLENCE 78 181 -57% 282 316 -11% WORLD CULTURES HIGH SCHOOL 368 300 23% 292 453 -36% SOURCES: IBO; New York City Department of Education.
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    From Large School Buildings to Small Campuses New Visions for Public Schools with Laura Kurgan New Visions for Public Schools, founded in 1989, is the largest edu- cation reform organization dedicated From Large School Buildings to improving the quality of education children receive in New York City’s to Small School Campuses: public schools. We believe that school facilities that support instruction are an essential Orchestrating the Shift element of school creation. New Visions has funded this work to spur New Visions for Public Schools innovation, with a specific focus on the intersection of school facilities with Laura Kurgan and pedagogy. Shared Campus Shared Campus T HE N EW Y ORK C ITY D EPARTMENT OF E DUCATION JOEL I. KLEIN, Chancellor OFFICE OF THE CHANCELLOR 52 Chambers Street – New York, NY 10007 November 2005 Dear Colleagues: Like the rest of the United States, one of New York City’s greatest school reform challenges is at the secondary-school level. To increase the number of quality educational options for students and their families, the Department of Education has opened 149 new small secondary schools over the last three years, including schools opened in partnership with New Visions through the New Century Initiative. The common features of the new small schools are academic rigor, personalized learning environments, and partnership with non-profit organizations, cultural institutions, and businesses that bring additional resources to enhance learning. Attendance and promotion rates in these schools are already demonstrating encouraging improvement, and we look forward to the new schools’ graduating their first classes over the next few years.