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2018 NYC High School Wrestling Directory Contents Introduction Letter from the Junior League Director ........................................................... 2 Types of NYC High Schools ........................................................................... 3 Public High School Application Action Checklists ........................................ 4 Sample Public High School Application ......................................................... 6 Public High School Admissions Methods ....................................................... 8 By Grade… ...................................................................................................... 9 Borough Fairs and Additional Resources……………………………………10 Public High Schools Bronx ............................................................................................................... 11 Brooklyn .......................................................................................................... 51 Manhattan ........................................................................................................ 115 Queens ............................................................................................................. 155 Staten Island ..................................................................................................... 211 Charter Schools .......................................................................................................... 232 Private Schools ........................................................................................................... 233 Catholic Schools ......................................................................................................... 249 Hello Beat The Streets Wrestlers & Parents, Did you know that your child can apply to any public high school in New York City? As 8th graders they will have to choose between over seven hundred programs located in more than four hundred high schools. There are many factors that set the schools apart and countless considerations families account for when deciding where to apply, but we hope that your child will continue to wrestle in high school. Wrestling is a sport that instills discipline, responsibility, and self-confidence in your child. In a study done by the DOE’s Policy and Research Support Group, results showed that students who participated in a Public Schools Athletic League (PSAL) team while in high school had better attendance, were better prepared for college, enrolled in college at a higher rate, and graduated at a rate significantly higher than their peers. Given the data linking wrestling participation to increased high school graduation and college enrollment rates, Beat the Streets is doubling our efforts to help families identify and select schools that fit a child’s academic need AND have a wrestling team. While your family will have an astounding number of options to choose from when applying to high school, only one-third of the NYC Public Schools have a PSAL wrestling team. *We created this guide to help Beat The Streets families navigate the high school application process and identify which Public, Private and Catholic Schools have Wrestling teams. The high school application permits a student to list their top twelve choices, and the only way to guarantee that they will be matched with a school that has a wrestling team is if all twelve schools / programs they select are listed in this guide. Good luck with the search, and please don’t hesitate to contact us if we can assist in any way. Sincerely, Penn Gottfried Junior League Director Beat the Streets Wrestling Inc. * Information in this guide has been taken directly from t he NYC Department of Education’s 2018 NYC High School Director 2 Did you know…….there are 4 types of schools with wrestling that you can go to in NYC? Public • Around 250 schools in 110 Public High Schools with wrestling • Apply through the 12 choice application (some schools might require additional application info) Charter • 4 NYC Charter schools with wrestling. • Wrestle as part of the PSAL • Apply by contacting each school individually. Most schools accept the Charter School Common App found at the link below. http://www.nyccharterschools.org/charter-school-search Private • 7 Private Schools with wrestling (Poly Prep, Dalton, Collegiate, Trinity, Horace Mann) • Apply through a separate application (link found in the following guide) Catholic • 5 Catholic Schools with wrestling (Monsignor Farrell, Mt. St. Michael, Xavier, St. Joes, Fordham Prep) • Apply through a separate application (link found in the following guide) 3 Public High School Application Action Checklist 4 Public Specialized High Schools Application Action Checklist 5 Round 1 Public High School Application 6 Round 1 Public High School Application 7 Public High School Admissions Methods 8 8th Graders: December 1st is the deadline to submit your public school Round 1 application. If you want to continue wrestling in high school, use the information in this guide to make sure your twelve selections have a wrestling team. 7th Graders: You’re a year away from making the big decision of where you are going to apply to attend H.S. Move Your Feet this year to learn as much as you can about the application process and about the high schools you are interested in attending. 6th Graders: Now is the time to establish great study habits and put yourself in In Position to Score. Your middle school grades and attendance records will affect your options. 5th Graders: In the next four years, you are going to visit a lot of NYC high schools with your Beat the Streets wrestling team. Keep your Head Up so you can learn as much as possible about all of NYC’s different high schools. 9 Borough Fairs Find out more about Public Schools and get credit on your application for attending. Borough Location Date & Time Saturday, October 14 DeWitt Clinton Educational Campus Bronx Sunday October 15 100 West Mosholu Parkway, 10468 11am-3pm Saturday, October 14 Edward R. Murrow High School Brooklyn Sunday October 15 1600 Avenue L, 11230 11am-3pm Saturday, October 14 Martin Luther King Jr. Educational Campus Manhattan Sunday October 15 122 Amsterdam Avenue, 10023 11am-3pm Saturday, October 14 Francis Lewis High School Queens Sunday October 15 58-20 Utopia Parkway, 11365 11am-3pm Saturday, October 14 Port Richmond High School Staten Island Sunday October 15 85 St. Josephs Avenue, 10302 11am-3pm Additional Resources www.insideschools.org www.schoolfinder.nyc.gov 10 Bronx Wrestling High Schools *Schools with an asterisk also have a girls program in the spring. Alfred E. Smith Educational Campus: Alfred E. Smith Career and Technical Education High School ................................... Bronx Design and Construction Academy ......................................................................... Bathgate Educational Campus*: 12 Mott Hall Bronx High School ...................................................................................................14 Urban Assembly School for Applied Math and Science, The ...................................... Validus Preparatory Academy ................................................................................................16 Bronx Collaborative High School .....................................................................................................17 Bronx High School of Science* ..........................................................................................................18 Bronx Studio School for Writers and Artists* .............................................................................19 Dewitt Clinton Educational Campus: 20 DeWitt Clinton High School .....................................................................................................21 World View High School ........................................................................................................... Eagle Academy for Young Men .........................................................................................................22 Fannie Lou Hamer Freedom High School .....................................................................................24 Harry S. Truman Educational Campus*: 25 Bronx Health Sciences High School .......................................................................................26 Harry S Truman High School .................................................................................................... Herbert H. Lehman Educational Campus: 27 Bronx River High School ............................................................................................................28 Herbert H. Lehman High School ............................................................................................. Pelham Lab High School ............................................................................................................30 Renaissance High School for Musical Theater & Technology ....................................31 Schuylerville Preparatory High School ................................................................................33 Westchester Square Academy .................................................................................................34 Holcombe L. Rucker Campus: 35 Longwood Preparatory Academy .........................................................................................36 Holcombe L. Rucker School of Community Research ................................................... Mott Haven Educational Campus: 38 Bronx
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