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Izone School List iZone School List DBN School Initiative Cohort Principal 01M450 East Side Community School iLearn360 2 Mark Federman 01M458 Forsyth Satellite Academy iLearnNYC Ingrid Roberts Haynes 01M509 Marta Valle High School iLearnNYC Mimi Fortunato 01M515 Lower East Side Preparatory High School iLearnNYC MARTHA POLIN 01M650 Cascades High School iLearn360 PAUL ROTONDO 01M839 Tompkins Square Middle School iLearn360 1 Sonhando Estwick 02M289 I.S. 289 iLearnNYC, iLearn360 Ellen Foote 02M296 High School of Hospitality Management iLearnNYC MATTHEW CORALLO 02M374 Gramercy Arts High School iLearn360 Cohort 1 DENISE DICARLO 02M376 NYC iSchool iLearnNYC, iLearn360 Isora Bailey 02M400 High School for Environmental Studies ilearn360 Shirley H. Matthews 02M411 Baruch College Campus High School iLearn360 2 Alicia Perez-Katz 02M412 Lab School for Collaborative Studies iLearnNYC, iLearn360 Brooke Jackson 02M413 School of the Future High School iLearn360 1 Stacy Paige Goldstein Page 1 of 72 09/27/2021 iZone School List Email Phone Address Borough [email protected] 212-460-8467 420 E. 12 Street Manhattan NY 10009 MANHATTAN [email protected] (212) 677-8900 198 Forsyth St, New York, NY 10002 MANHATTAN [email protected] (212) 473-8152 45 Stanton St, New York, NY 10002 MANHATTAN [email protected] (212) 505-6366 145 Stanton St, New York, NY 10002 MANHATTAN [email protected] (646) 654-1261 198 Forsyth St, Manhattan, NY 10002 MANHATTAN [email protected] 212-995-1430 600 E. 6 Street Manhattan NY 10009 MANHATTAN [email protected] (212) 571-9268 201 Warren St, New York, NY 10282 MANHATTAN [email protected] (212) 586-0963 525 W 50th St, New York, NY 10019 MANHATTAN [email protected] (212) 253-7076 40 Irving Pl, New York, NY 10003 MANHATTAN [email protected] (917) 237-7300 131 Avenue of the Americas, New York, MANHATTAN NY 10012 [email protected] (212) 262-8113 444 W 56th St, New York, NY 10019 MANHATTAN [email protected] 212-683-7440 55 E. 25 Street Manhattan NY 10010 MANHATTAN [email protected] (212) 691-6119 333 W 17th St, New York, NY 10011 MANHATTAN [email protected] 212-475-8086 127 E. 22 Street Manhattan NY 10010 MANHATTAN Page 2 of 72 09/27/2021 iZone School List Community Postcode Coach Latitude Longitude Board 10009 Al Sylvia 40.729589 -73.982555 3 10002 Alex Jimenez 40.72252 -73.990728 3 10002 Richard Haynes 40.722141 -73.990804 3 10002 Alex Jimenez 40.720581 -73.985645 3 10002 Richard Haynes 40.72252 -73.990728 3 10009 Jennifer Rygalski 40.72438 -73.98138 3 10282 Vasilia Lambrides and Valrie Edwards 40.716668 -74.013542 1 10019 Joe Iacono 40.765184 -73.992953 4 10003 Natalie Cosby 40.735494 -73.987659 6 10012 Eileen Marks, Jennifer Rygalski 40.7244 -74.004625 2 10019 Eileen Marks 40.767791 -73.987531 4 10010 Christina Cannon 40.74193 -73.986521 5 10011 Eileen Marks 40.742129 -74.002198 4 10010 Jennifer Rygalski 40.738952 -73.985479 5 Page 3 of 72 09/27/2021 iZone School List Council District Census Tract BIN BBL NTA 2 34 1005974 1004390017 East Village 1 3601 1005626 1004220072 Chinatown 1 3601 1077629 1004210052 Chinatown 1 3001 1004323 1003540080 Chinatown 1 3601 1005626 1004220072 Chinatown 2 2601 1004627 1003870001 Lower East Side 1 31703 1085568 1000160220 Battery Park City- Lower Manhattan 3 135 1083802 1010790029 Clinton 2 50 1017828 1008720057 Gramercy 3 37 1007378 1004910016 SoHo-TriBeCa- Civic Center-Little Italy 3 139 1026841 1010650001 Clinton 2 56 1016745 1008550016 Hudson Yards- Chelsea-Flatiron- Union Square 3 83 1079152 1007410010 Hudson Yards- Chelsea-Flatiron- Union Square 2 68 1018014 1008780016 Gramercy Page 4 of 72 09/27/2021 iZone School List 02M422 Quest to Learn ELISA ARAGON 02M425 Leadership and Public Service HS iLearnNYC, iLearn360 2 Philip Santos 02M429 Legacy School for Integrated Studies iLearn360 Cohort 1 JOAN MOSELY 02M432 Murray Hill Academy iLearn360 2 Anita Manninen Felix 02M437 Hudson High School of Learning iLearnNYC, iLearn360 1 Nancy Amling Technologies 02M460 Washington Irving High School iLearnNYC Sarah Hernandez 02M489 High School of Economics and Finance iLearnNYC MICHAEL STANZIONE 02M507 Urban Assembly Gateway School for iLearnNYC April Mckoy Technology 02M520 Murry Bergtraum High School for Business iLearnNYC ANDREA LEWIS Careers 02M533 Union Square Academy for Health iLearn3601 Bernado Ascona Services 02M543 New Design High School iLearnNYC, iLearn360 1 Scott Conti 02M546 Academy for Software Engineering iLearn360 Cohort 1 Seung Yu 02M560 High School M560 - City As School iLearnNYC, iLearn360 1 Alan Cheng Page 5 of 72 09/27/2021 iZone School List [email protected] (212) 488-3645 351 W 18th St New York, NY 10011 MANHATTAN [email protected] (212) 346-0007 90 Trinity Pl, Manhattan, NY 10006 MANHATTAN [email protected] 212-645-1980 34 WEST 14 STREET MANHATTAN, MANHATTAN NY10011 [email protected] (212) 696-0195 111 E 33rd St, New York, NY 10016 MANHATTAN [email protected] (212) 627-2812 351 W 18th St, New York, NY 10011 MANHATTAN [email protected] (212) 674-5000 40 Irving Pl, New York, NY 10003 MANHATTAN [email protected] (212) 346-0708 100 Trinity Pl, New York, NY 10006 MANHATTAN [email protected] 212-246-1041 439 West 49th St, 7th Floor, New York, MANHATTAN NY 10019 [email protected] (212) 964-9610 411 Pearl St Manhattan, NY 10038 MANHATTAN [email protected] 212-253-3110 40 IRVING PLACE, NEW YORK, NY MANHATTAN 10003 [email protected] 212-475-4148 50 GRAND STREET MANHATTAN, MANHATTAN NY10002 [email protected] 212-253-3299 40 IRVING PLACE NEW YORK, NY10003 MANHATTAN [email protected] (212) 337-6800 16 Clarkson St New York, NY 10014 MANHATTAN Page 6 of 72 09/27/2021 iZone School List 10011 Gerard Zoehfeld 40.742867 -74.002136 4 10006 Arlene Francis-Scarder, Shana Covel 40.70873 -74.012332 1 10011 Richard Haynes 40.736518 -73.994858 2 10016 Natalie Cosby, Arija Linauts 40.746176 -73.981241 5 10011 Arlene Francis-Scarder, Monica White 40.742867 -74.002136 4 10003 Richard Haynes 40.735494 -73.987659 6 10006 Eileen Marks 40.709196 -74.012022 1 10019 Richard Haynes 40.76337 -73.990593 4 10038 Richard Haynes 40.711442 -74.000851 1 10003 Richard Haynes 40.735494 -73.987659 6 10002 Kelly Gallagher, Shana Covel 40.722471 -74.003925 2 10003 Eileen Marks 40.735494 -73.987659 6 10014 Alex Jimenez, Christina Cannon 40.729412 -74.006148 2 Page 7 of 72 09/27/2021 iZone School List 3 89 1013096 1007420007 Hudson Yards- Chelsea-Flatiron- Union Square 1 13 1001035 1000510015 Battery Park City- Lower Manhattan 3 63 1009713 1005770019 West Village 2 72 1087537 1008897501 Murray Hill-Kips Bay 3 89 1013096 1007420007 Hudson Yards- Chelsea-Flatiron- Union Square 2 50 1017828 1008720057 Gramercy 1 13 1001037 1000520001 Battery Park City- Lower Manhattan 3 127 1026646 1010590015 Clinton 1 29 1001388 1001130100 Chinatown 2 50 1017828 1008720057 Gramercy 1 47 1007113 1004760081 SoHo-TriBeCa- Civic Center-Little Italy 2 50 1017828 1008720057 Gramercy 3 67 1009757 1005810054 West Village Page 8 of 72 09/27/2021 iZone School List 02M570 Satellite Academy High School iLearnNYC STEVEN ZBAIDA 02M600 The High School of Fashion Industries iLearnNYC Daryl Blank 02M615 Chelsea Career and Technical Education BRIAN ROSENBLOOM High School 02M620 Norman Thomas High School iLearnNYC Philip Martin Jr 02M625 High School of Graphic Communication Brendan Lyons Arts 03M250 M.S. 250 West Side Collaborative iLearn360 1 Jeanne Rotunda 03M283 Manhattan Theatre Lab High School 360 Lisa Ostrom 03M333 P.S. 333 Manhattan School for Children iLearn360 1, 2 Susan Rappaport 03M417 Frank McCourt High School iLearnNYC, iLearn360 2 Danielle Salzberg 03M421 West Prep Academy iLearn360 2 Roberto Padilla 03M494 High School of Arts and Technology iLearnNYC Anne Geiger 04M108 P.S. 108 Assemblyman Angelo Del Toro iLearnNYC Gryssele Machicote Educational Complex 04M406 Global Technology Preparatory iLearn360 1 Chrystina Russell 04M495 Park East High School iLearnNYC KEVIN MCCARTHY Page 9 of 72 09/27/2021 iZone School List [email protected] (646) 674-2800 120 W 30th St Manhattan, NY 10001 MANHATTAN [email protected] (212) 255-1235 225 W 24th St New York, NY 10011 MANHATTAN [email protected] (212) 925-1080 131 Avenue of the Americas, New York, MANHATTAN NY 10013 [email protected] (212) 576-0500 111 E 33rd St New York, NY 10016 MANHATTAN [email protected] (212) 245-5925 439 W 49th St New York, NY 10019 MANHATTAN [email protected] 212-866-6313 735 West End Avenue Manhattan NY MANHATTAN 10025 [email protected] (212) 362-2075 122 Amsterdam Ave New York, NY 10023 MANHATTAN [email protected] (212) 222-1450 154 W 93rd St, New York, NY 10025 MANHATTAN [email protected] (212) 362-2015 145 W 84th St New York, NY 10024 MANHATTAN [email protected] 212-362-1674 150 W. 105 Street Manhattan NY 10025 MANHATTAN [email protected] (212) 501-1198 122 Amsterdam Ave New York, NY 10023 MANHATTAN [email protected] (212) 860-5803 1615 Madison Ave, New York, NY 10029 MANHATTAN [email protected] 212-722-1395 160 E. 120 Street Manhattan NY 10035 MANHATTAN [email protected] 212-831-1517 230-34 EAST 105 STREET MANHATTAN, MANHATTAN NY10029 Page 10 of72 09/27/2021 iZone School List 10001 Richard Haynes 40.747621 -73.990454 5 10011 Eileen Marks 40.745156 -73.996074 4 10013 Eileen Marks 40.7244 -74.004625 2 10016 TBD 40.746176 -73.981241 5 10019 Alex Jimenez 40.76337 -73.990593 4 10025 Gary Beidleman 40.795157 -73.973292 7 10023 TBD 40.774351 -73.984753 7 10025 Arlene
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