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Summer Rising -- Brooklyn SUMMER RISING -- BROOKLYN This is a list of all DOE elementary and middle schools in Brooklyn. Each school will be paired with a Summer Rising program in their community. If your school already has a designated program, click on the link to start the registration process. If your school's program is coming soon, click the link to sign up for regular email updates. SUMMER RISING PROGRAM SUMMER RISING ADDRESS (may be different PROGRAM SCHOOL SCHOOL NAME GRADE LEVELS than the school year address) Zip Code (GRADES K-8) WHAT TO DO NEXT? 13K003 P.S. 003 The Bedford Village Elementary 50 JEFFERSON AVENUE 11216 CAMBA, Inc. Search for your program and then apply! YMCA of Greater New 13K008 P.S. 008 Robert Fulton Elementary 37 HICKS STREET 11201 York / Dodge Search for your program and then apply! Public School 9 The Sarah NewYork Junior Tennis 13K009 Smith Garnet School Elementary 80 UNDERHILL AVENUE 11238 League Inc Search for your program and then apply! 13K011 P.S. 011 Purvis J. Behan Elementary 50 JEFFERSON AVENUE 11216 CAMBA, Inc. Search for your program and then apply! Complete survey to learn when program is 13K020 P.S. 020 Clinton Hill Elementary 225 ADELPHI STREET 11205 Coming soon! posted Complete survey to learn when program is 13K044 P.S. 044 Marcus Garvey Elementary 432 MONROE STREET 11221 Coming soon! posted Complete survey to learn when program is 13K046 P.S. 046 Edward C. Blum Elementary 100 CLERMONT AVENUE 11205 Coming soon! posted YMCA of Greater New York/Bedford 13K054 P.S. 054 Samuel C. Barnes Elementary 195 SANDFORD STREET 11205 Stuyvesant Search for your program and then apply! 13K056 P.S. 056 Lewis H. Latimer Elementary 50 JEFFERSON AVENUE 11216 CAMBA, Inc. Search for your program and then apply! Complete survey to learn when program is 13K067 P.S. 067 Charles A. Dorsey Elementary 51 SAINT EDWARDS STREET 11205 Coming soon! posted Complete survey to learn when program is 13K093 P.S. 093 William H. Prescott Elementary 100 CLERMONT AVENUE 11205 Coming soon! posted M.S. 113 Ronald Edmonds 13K113 Learning Center Middle School 300 ADELPHI STREET 11205 Long Island University Search for your program and then apply! University Settlement 13K133 P.S. 133 William A. Butler Elementary 610 BALTIC STREET 11217 Society of New York Search for your program and then apply! SUMMER RISING PROGRAM SUMMER RISING ADDRESS (may be different PROGRAM SCHOOL SCHOOL NAME GRADE LEVELS than the school year address) Zip Code (GRADES K-8) WHAT TO DO NEXT? Complete survey to learn when program is 13K256 P.S. 256 Benjamin Banneker Elementary 114 KOSCIUSZKO STREET 11216 Coming soon! posted Dr. Susan S. McKinney Middle, High Brooklyn Bureau of 13K265 Secondary School of the Arts School 101 PARK AVENUE 11205 Community Service Search for your program and then apply! M.S. K266 - Park Place Complete survey to learn when program is 13K266 Community Middle School Middle School 62 PARK PLACE 11217 Coming soon! posted Complete survey to learn when program is 13K270 P.S. 270 Johann DeKalb Elementary 114 KOSCIUSZKO STREET 11216 Coming soon! posted Elementary, 13K282 P.S. 282 Park Slope Middle School 180 6 AVENUE 11217 Imani House, Inc. Search for your program and then apply! University Settlement 13K287 P.S. 287 Bailey K. Ashford Elementary 610 BALTIC STREET 11217 Society of New York Search for your program and then apply! Complete survey to learn when program is 13K301 Satellite East Middle School Middle School 100 CLERMONT AVENUE 11205 Coming soon! posted University Settlement 13K307 P.S. 307 Daniel Hale Williams Elementary 610 BALTIC STREET 11217 Society of New York Search for your program and then apply! Dock Street School for STEAM 13K313 Studies Middle School 300 ADELPHI STREET 11205 Long Island University Search for your program and then apply! The Urban Assembly Unison Girls Incorporated of 13K351 School Middle School 283 ADAMS STREET 11201 New York City Search for your program and then apply! Elementary, Complete survey to learn when program is 13K492 Academy of Arts and Letters Middle School 344 MONROE STREET 11216 Coming soon! posted Urban Assembly Institute of Math and Science for Young Middle, High Girls Incorporated of 13K527 Women School 283 ADAMS STREET 11201 New York City Search for your program and then apply! Fort Greene Preparatory Complete survey to learn when program is 13K691 Academy Middle School 100 CLERMONT AVENUE 11205 Coming soon! posted Complete survey to learn when program is 13K915 I.S. 915 Middle School 105 TECH PLACE 11201 Coming soon! posted YMCA of Greater New 14K016 P.S. 016 Leonard Dunkly Elementary 250 Berry Street 11249 York/Greenpoint Search for your program and then apply! YMCA of Greater New 14K017 P.S. 017 Henry D. Woodworth Elementary 250 Berry Street 11249 York/Greenpoint Search for your program and then apply! SUMMER RISING PROGRAM SUMMER RISING ADDRESS (may be different PROGRAM SCHOOL SCHOOL NAME GRADE LEVELS than the school year address) Zip Code (GRADES K-8) WHAT TO DO NEXT? ST. NICKS ALLIANCE 14K018 P.S. 018 Edward Bush Elementary 101 MAUJER STREET 11206 CORP. Search for your program and then apply! 14K023 P.S. 023 Carter G. Woodson Elementary 700 PARK AVENUE 11206 Good Shepherd Services Search for your program and then apply! North Brooklyn Development 14K031 P.S. 031 Samuel F. Dupont Elementary 124 MONITOR STREET 11222 Corporation Search for your program and then apply! School Settlement 14K034 P.S. 034 Oliver H. Perry Elementary 131 NORMAN AVENUE 11222 Association Search for your program and then apply! El Puente De 14K050 J.H.S. 050 John D. Wells Middle School 183 SOUTH 3 STREET 11211 Williamsburg Search for your program and then apply! 14K059 P.S. 059 William Floyd Elementary 700 PARK AVENUE 11206 Good Shepherd Services Search for your program and then apply! Juan Morel Campos Secondary Middle, High Complete survey to learn when program is 14K071 School School 215 HEYWARD STREET 11206 Coming soon! posted Elementary, YMCA of Greater New 14K084 P.S. 084 Jose De Diego Middle School 250 Berry Street 11249 York/Greenpoint Search for your program and then apply! North Brooklyn Development 14K110 P.S. 110 The Monitor Elementary 124 MONITOR STREET 11222 Corporation Search for your program and then apply! YMCA of Greater New 14K120 P.S. 120 Carlos Tapia Elementary 60 COOK STREET 11206 York/Corporate Search for your program and then apply! John Ericsson Middle School 14K126 126 Middle School 424 LEONARD STREET 11222 St. Nicks Alliance Search for your program and then apply! Grand Street 14K132 P.S. 132 The Conselyea School Elementary 207 BUSHWICK AVENUE 11206 Settlement, Inc. Search for your program and then apply! ST. NICKS ALLIANCE 14K147 P.S. 147 Isaac Remsen Elementary 108 MONTROSE AVENUE 11206 CORP. Search for your program and then apply! P.S./I.S. 157 The Benjamin Franklin Health & Science Elementary, Grand Street 14K157 Academy Middle School 850 KENT AVENUE 11205 Settlement, Inc. Search for your program and then apply! Grand Street 14K196 P.S. 196 Ten Eyck Elementary 207 BUSHWICK AVENUE 11206 Settlement, Inc. Search for your program and then apply! SUMMER RISING PROGRAM SUMMER RISING ADDRESS (may be different PROGRAM SCHOOL SCHOOL NAME GRADE LEVELS than the school year address) Zip Code (GRADES K-8) WHAT TO DO NEXT? ST. NICKS ALLIANCE 14K250 P.S. 250 George H. Lindsay Elementary 108 MONTROSE AVENUE 11206 CORP. Search for your program and then apply! YMCA of Greater New 14K257 P.S. 257 John F. Hylan Elementary 60 COOK STREET 11206 York/Corporate Search for your program and then apply! 14K297 P.S. 297 Abraham Stockton Elementary 700 PARK AVENUE 11206 Good Shepherd Services Search for your program and then apply! I.S. 318 Eugenio Maria De Complete survey to learn when program is 14K318 Hostos Middle School 101 WALTON STREET 11206 Coming soon! posted ST. NICKS ALLIANCE 14K319 P.S. 319 Elementary 325 SOUTH 3 STREET 11211 CORP. Search for your program and then apply! P.S. 380 John Wayne YMCA of Greater New 14K380 Elementary Elementary 60 COOK STREET 11206 York/Corporate Search for your program and then apply! Brooklyn Arbor Elementary ST. NICKS ALLIANCE 14K414 School Elementary 325 SOUTH 3 STREET 11211 CORP. Search for your program and then apply! School Settlement 14K577 Conselyea Preparatory School Middle School 208 NORTH 5 STREET 11211 Association Search for your program and then apply! Grand Street 14K582 M.S. 582 Middle School 207 BUSHWICK AVENUE 11206 Settlement, Inc. Search for your program and then apply! Middle, High Complete survey to learn when program is 14K586 Lyons Community School School 223 GRAHAM AVENUE 11206 Coming soon! posted Young Women's Leadership Complete survey to learn when program is 14K614 School of Brooklyn Middle School 215 HEYWARD STREET 11206 Coming soon! posted Complete survey to learn when program is 15K001 P.S. 001 The Bergen Elementary 309 47 STREET 11220 Coming soon! posted Magnet School of Math, Complete survey to learn when program is 15K010 Science and Design Technology Elementary 330 18 STREET 11215 Coming soon! posted 15K015 P.S. 015 Patrick F. Daly Elementary 71 SULLIVAN STREET 11231 Good Shepherd Services Search for your program and then apply! Morningside Center for Teaching Social 15K024 P.S. 024 Elementary 427 38 STREET 11232 Responsibility, Inc. Search for your program and then apply! SUMMER RISING PROGRAM SUMMER RISING ADDRESS (may be different PROGRAM SCHOOL SCHOOL NAME GRADE LEVELS than the school year address) Zip Code (GRADES K-8) WHAT TO DO NEXT? Complete survey to learn when program is 15K029 P.S. 029 John M. Harrigan Elementary 330 SMITH STREET 11231 Coming soon! posted Complete survey to learn when program is 15K032 P.S.
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