Space Overutilization In City Public Schools: Report on the 2016-2017 School Year May 9, 2018

Space Management Division of Operations

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Overview of Space Overutilization 1 • Snapshot of School Overutilization in the 2016-2017 School Year (SY) • School Utilization Reductions since the 2015-2016 Report • Strategies Implemented for the 2016-2017 School Year

Current Space Standards 7

Policy Changes and Competing Initiatives 7

Looking Ahead 8

Conclusion 8

Appendices I. Overutilized Schools (SY 2016-2017) II. Overutilized Buildings (SY 2016-2017) III. Top 20 Overutilized Schools (SY 2016-2017) IV. Schools with Utilization Decreases (SY 2016-2017) V. Descriptions of Strategies to Relieve Overutilization VI. New Building Construction (SY 2016-2017) VII. Capital Task Force (CTF) Projects Generating Capacity (SY 2016-2017 and SY 2017- 2018) VIII. Rezoning Proposals for Implementation in SY 2011-2012 to SY 2018-2019 IX. List of High Schools on Split Session X. Approved Proposals to Repurpose Seats for Implementation in SY 2016-2017 and SY 2017-2018 XI. Key Groups

Overview of Space Overutilization School space and overutilization continues to be a priority of the Department of Education (NYCDOE). Over the last five years (2012-2013 to 2016-2017), while total student enrollment has grown by more than 45,000 students, enrollment in NYCDOE buildings has remained stable and overall seat capacity has increased. Although citywide total building capacity of 1,088,779 is greater than total enrollment of 1,034,174 for a total of 54,605 excess seats (see Figure 1), geographic misalignment between building locations and student residences, as well as variations in school quality, lead to highly variable rates of school utilization. As a result, some schools are significantly underutilized, while others remain overutilized.

This report provides an update on the status of school overutilization and the strategies the NYCDOE has taken and will continue to take to alleviate overcrowding conditions in schools.

Figure 1: Enrollment and Capacity in NYCDOE Buildings, 2014-2015, 2015-2016, and 2016-2017

1,100,000 1,090,000 1,080,000 1,070,000 1,060,000 1,050,000 1,040,000 1,030,000 1,020,000 1,010,000 1,000,000 2014-2015 2015-2016 2016-2017 Enrollment Capacity

Snapshot of School Overutilization in the 2016-2017 School Year

In the 2016-2017 school year, there were 720 were overutilized schools1 (out of 1,749 schools in NYCDOE buildings, 41%) and 632 overutilized buildings2, where enrollment exceeded target capacity per the 2016- 2017 Enrollment, Capacity, Utilization Report (the “Blue Book”). See Appendix I for the citywide list of overutilized schools and Appendix II for the citywide list of overutilized buildings.

Utilization rates varied across all Community School Districts (“Districts”), ranging from as low as 52% in District 16 to as high as 126% in District 20, both in Brooklyn. had the highest overall utilization rate and number of overutilized schools. See Figures 2 and 3 for district utilization rates and locations of overutilized schools.

1 School refers to each individual school organization within a building. School organizations may include District 75 and District 79 programs. 2 Building refers to the physical building, which may house multiple organizations.

1 Figure 2: Total Enrollment, Capacity and Utilization by District

Count of Count of Borough/ Target Utilization Enrollment Overutilized Overutilized District Capacity Rate (%) Buildings Schools 1 13,116 16,585 79% 3 8 2 66,110 72,357 91% 33 46 3 24,462 28,670 85% 9 13 4 16,732 18,910 88% 9 14 5 16,589 20,111 82% 7 11 6 24,028 26,698 90% 17 17 161,037 183,331 88% 78 109 7 24,252 27,909 87% 7 16 8 31,760 35,466 90% 17 24 9 36,170 38,995 93% 26 32 10 56,337 54,722 103% 49 46 11 40,875 40,934 100% 33 31 12 26,969 29,766 91% 13 19 Bronx 216,363 227,792 95% 145 168 13 25,312 29,617 85% 8 12 14 22,476 28,749 78% 8 11 15 33,444 32,407 103% 27 28 16 9,106 17,487 52% 1 5 17 26,211 36,260 72% 7 13 18 17,812 26,192 68% 3 2 19 25,592 33,379 77% 9 11 20 49,734 39,344 126% 37 37 21 38,060 37,725 101% 24 28 22 35,391 33,046 107% 24 23 23 13,313 18,288 73% 4 5 32 13,354 20,741 64% 3 3 Brooklyn 309,805 353,235 88% 155 178 24 59,016 51,795 114% 44 45 25 36,907 30,405 121% 28 34 26 34,551 28,618 121% 27 27 27 45,127 44,629 101% 37 40 28 41,945 38,578 109% 33 33 29 26,480 29,451 90% 15 15 30 40,843 39,884 102% 27 30 Queens 284,869 263,360 108% 211 224 31 62,100 61,061 102% 43 41 Staten Island 62,100 61,061 102% 43 41

2016-2017 1,034,174 1,088,779 95% 632 720 Citywide

2015-2016 1,036,299 1,082,364 96% 646 748 Citywide

2

Figure 3: Community School District Utilization and Overutilized Schools

3 Overutilization is spread across all school types, but is primarily concentrated in elementary schools as shown in Figure 4; 70% of overutilized schools are elementary, K-8, or Early Childhood schools.

Figure 4: Overutilized Schools by School Type

# of Overutilized % of Overutilized School Type Schools Schools Elementary 397 55% High School 109 15% K-8 98 14% Middle School 58 8% Secondary School 36 5% K-12 13 2% Early Childhood (K-2) 8 1% Ungraded 1 0.1% Total 720 100%

It should be noted that 73 of the 720 schools (10%) that appear over-utilized were not yet at full scale in 2016-2017 and an additional 33 (5%) were small schools with enrollment below 250. For phasing-in and small schools, the Blue Book capacity formula, which makes deductions for cluster rooms, guidance rooms, and teacher rooms, may understate total capacity and can result in a utilization rate greater than 100%. Despite a high utilization rate, many of these schools did not experience overcrowding conditions, such as large class sizes or zoned waitlists.

For example, Fort Hill Collaborative Elementary School (R010) in District 31 is a small elementary school that is still in process of phasing in. During 2016-2017, the school served two sections per grade of kindergarten through second grade for a total of 147 students in six general education sections and one special education class. These sections were served in nine full-size instructional classrooms with average class sizes of 25 for kindergarten and 22 for first and second grade. These classrooms had a total capacity of 171 students. Due to the capacity deductions for cluster rooms, parent/teacher rooms, and guidance rooms that are applied to every elementary school in the Blue Book, an adjusted capacity of just 59 students is reported, which results in a 247% utilization rate. When Fort Hill Collaborative Elementary School is at scale, serving grades K-5 in 2019-2020, the projected capacity for the school is 230 with a utilization rate of 115%.

Out of the 20 most highly overutilized schools with utilization rates ranging from 194% - 469%, 15 do not have the overcrowding conditions that would reflect such high utilization rates. See Appendix III for a list of the top 20 overutilized schools. The rates may be overstated for the following reasons:

• Six were still in process of phasing in. • Five were small Early Childhood Centers (schools that serve grades K-1, K-2 or K-3). These schools do not have on-the-ground overcrowding conditions such as large class sizes or zoned waitlists, but lack sufficient rooms for cluster space or other resource rooms. • One was split-sited and served students in both a private space and NYCDOE space. The school may have ample space in their private site for additional cluster and resource rooms. Even so, 4 the full Blue Book capacity deductions were applied to the NYCDOE space, therefore NYCDOE capacity is likely understated. • Two schools were operating in Temporary Classroom Units (TCUs), which are not included in the total capacity figure. An addition to the main building is planned for 2018 to replace the TCU at one school. • One school operates in an open concept building, which allows for multiple classes per classroom. However, these rooms are categorized as four half-sized instructional rooms, which does not capture the full realistic capacity of the building.

Of the remaining five schools, a 550 seat annex will be built to alleviate overcrowding at one school and another has been impacted by a 2017 rezoning plan that will shrink the number of students living in its zone.

It is also important to note that the majority of overutilized schools (56%) are in single organization buildings, meaning that they are not co-located with any other organizations.

School Utilization Reductions Since the 2015-2016 Report

During the 2015-2016 school year, 748 schools were overutilized. The NYCDOE was able to reduce utilization below 100% in 88 of these schools (12%) and an additional 340 schools (45%) saw a decrease in utilization (See Appendix IV for the list of schools). The number of overutilized buildings and schools has been decreasing each year over the last three years, as illustrated in Figure 5.

Figure 5: Overutilized Schools and Buildings, 2014-2015 to 2016-2017

Overutilized Schools and Buildings 2014-2015 to 2016-2017 780 757 760 748 740 720 720 700 680 660 650 646 640 632 620 600 580 560 Overutilized Schools Overutilized Buildings

2014-2015 2015-2016 2016-2017

The strategies employed to decrease utilization at 426 schools included the building of new capacity, re- siting schools from overutilized space to new and underutilized space, rezoning, facilities upgrades, and re-programming space to be used more efficiently. The following describes how the NYCDOE was able to reduce utilization in these schools:

5 • 65 schools were impacted by a rezoning3. • 33 schools had been involved in a NYCDOE proposal, approved by the Panel for Educational Policy (PEP), to change the way space was utilized in the buildings, including re-sitings, school consolidations, closures, co-locations, and grade truncations and expansions implemented in 2015 and 2016. • Six schools were impacted by both a rezoning and a PEP approved proposal to change the way space was utilized in the buildings. • Three schools moved into new construction or leased space. • Three schools received new capacity by way of new additions. • Two schools received new capacity by way of new additions and rezoning. • Two schools received CTF work (classroom conversions) to increase capacity. • Five schools were closed, effectively removing them from the count. • The remaining 312 schools saw a decrease in utilization due to decreases in enrollment, effective re-programming of existing space to create additional capacity, or as a result of a school phasing in and increasing capacity as it phases in to its full grade span and space in a building.

Strategies to Reduce Utilization for the 2016-2017 School Year

The strategies implemented for the 2016-2017 school year are outlined below. See Appendix V for a description of each category.

• New Construction: 13 new construction and leases in the form of new buildings and additions created 4,481 additional instructional seats (not including pre-K-specific projects). See Appendix VI for a list of New Building Construction. • Renovations and Facilities Upgrades: 12 buildings received CTF room conversion projects, which resulted in 954 new instructional seats. See Appendix VII for a list of CTF projects. • Rezonings: Three new rezoning plans were implemented in 2016, impacting seven schools. See Appendix VIII for a list of rezonings implemented in the 2011-2012 to 2017-2018 school years as well as rezonings approved to be implemented in 2018-2019. • Programming: 54 overutilized high schools across 51 buildings implemented split-session scheduling to use space as efficiently as possible. See Appendix IX for a list of high schools using split-session programming in their building. • Re-purposing Seats: o Re-sitings: 13 schools were re-sited to underutilized or new buildings. o Consolidations: 24 schools were consolidated into 12. o Grade Reconfigurations: Four schools began to undergo a grade truncation and four schools began a grade expansion. o New Schools and District 75 sites: one new school and five new District 75 program sites were opened in underutilized space. o Many proposals implemented prior to 2016 are positively impacting school utilization as the plans phase in. See Appendix X for a list of approved proposals for re-purposing seats.

3 Rezonings implemented in 2011 through 2016. Rezoning impacts take effect over six years after implementation. 6 Current Space Standards for New York City Schools

The Blue Book remains the citywide standard for assessing capacity within the NYCDOE buildings. The NYCDOE Instructional Footprint (the “Footprint”) is an instructional translation of the information in the Blue Book, and is meant to assist school managers and staff in efficient programming of space. A number of key stakeholders throughout the NYCDOE have been involved in developing these parameters, including the School Construction Authority (SCA) and the NYCDOE Division of Operations’ Space Management, and Office of School Support, including Superintendents. See Appendix XI for a description of each key group involved in addressing overutilization in schools.

In assessing the capacity for school organizations and buildings, the Blue Book applies a different formula for each grade level, in order to reflect the typical practice of programming for specific grades. For example, students in elementary and K-5 schools tend to study in a single room for most of the day and attend specialty subject classes in designated rooms. Students in middle, secondary, and high schools, however, move from room to room for their scheduled classes. The formulas take into account both a certain level of flexibility and contractual requirements while recognizing other constraints in programming. The goal is to assess school and building capacity based on reported usage by applying standard assumptions in how spaces can be used.

In 2014, a Blue Book Working Group was formed to make the Blue Book a document that is a more accurate reflection of the current state of our school buildings and more accessible to the general public. The group includes families from district schools and charter schools, principals, advocacy organizations, Community Education Councils, the United Federation of Teachers, and elected officials. Since it was convened, the working group has met regularly and has conducted building visits to better understand how space is being used.

Based on recommendations by the Blue Book Working Group, adjustments were made to the 2014-2015 Blue Book and in the Footprint allocations. Specifically, all schools are now allocated additional space for counseling services, and schools serving middle school grades are allocated additional space for a teacher workroom. Further, schools serving elementary grades now receive a minimum allocation of two cluster rooms for specialty instruction. These changes resulted in a decrease of overall target capacity starting in the 2014-2015 school year.

More information about the changes made to the Blue Book can be found in the reports themselves, which can be accessed on the SCA’s website at: http://www.nycsca.org/Community/Capital-Plan-Reports- Data#Enrollment-Capacity-Utilization-69.

Policy Changes and Competing Initiatives The NYCDOE’s commitment to remove TCUs impacts the need for seats and creates an additional sense of urgency in identifying available capacity. Since November 2013, 159 TCUs across 52 sites have been removed. Additionally, there are 75 TCUs with removal plans in place. As of the 2013-2014 Blue Book, TCUs are not counted as capacity, and any enrollment in TCUs is now reported as part of the main building’s enrollment.

Amendments to the New York State Education Law, §2850-2857, provide certain new and expanding charter schools with access to facilities. The NYCDOE must either provide these charter schools with a space in a NYCDOE building or pay for the charter school’s private facility rental costs. These new amendments will also impact the utilization of NYCDOE buildings, if and when NYCDOE space is approved.

7 Lastly, initiatives, such as pre-K and 3-K for All, increase enrollment across the city, further utilizing schools, especially in areas of high population growth. Strategies to reduce overutilization in schools while the NYCDOE is simultaneously increasing enrollment is a challenge. Nevertheless, the NYCDOE works closely with the SCA to identify new leases and construction to accommodate growth in early childhood enrollment.

Looking Ahead Since the 2016-2017 school year, the NYCDOE has continued to work towards alleviating overutilized schools through a multitude of comprehensive measures, the results of which will be reported on in the 2017-2018 report. The strategies implemented in the 2017-2018 school year included:

• New Construction: 14 more projects, leases and new construction, have been completed, creating approximately 7,000 additional instructional seats (excluding projects specifically intended for pre-K). • Renovations and Facilities Upgrades: Six buildings received CTF room conversion projects, which resulted in 216 new instructional seats. • Rezonings: Eight rezoning plans were approved for the 2017-2018 school year, impacting 43 schools. An additional six rezoning plans have been approved for the 2018-2019 school year, impacting 14 additional schools. • Re-purposing Seats: o Re-sitings: 21 schools have been re-sited to underutilized or new buildings. o Grade Reconfigurations: Six schools began to undergo a grade truncation and two schools began a grade expansion. o Consolidations: 16 schools have been consolidated into 8. o New Schools and District 75 sites: Eight new schools and three new District 75 program sites were opened in new or underutilized space. o Closures: Six schools will close at the end of the 2017-2018 school year.

Conclusion The NYCDOE is committed to ensuring that students in every community have access to high-quality schools and programs. Additionally, the NYCDOE is committed to improving learning conditions by conducting an annual review of space utilization in schools across the city, and employing various strategies to alleviate overcrowding. As the demand for public school seats continues to outweigh capacity in neighborhoods across New York City, the NYCDOE will continue to work with communities to identify methods to use existing space in the most efficient manner possible, while meeting the unique educational needs of our students.

8

Appendix I:

List of Overutilized Schools (School Year 2016-2017) 2016-2017 Overutilized Schools

Target School Enrollment Utilization % Borough District School Name School Type Capacity Code (2016-2017) (2016-2017) (2016-2017) Manhattan 1 M315 The East Village Community School Elementary School 315 239 132% Manhattan 1 M110 P.S. 110 Florence Nightingale Elementary School 383 379 101% Manhattan 1 M363 Neighborhood School Elementary School 304 286 106% Manhattan 1 M364 Earth School Elementary School 331 234 141% Manhattan 1 M539 New Explorations into Science, Technology and Math High School K-12 1,745 1,673 104% Manhattan 1 M320 Manhattan Charter School Elementary School 270 203 133% Manhattan 1 M330 Girls Preparatory Charter School of New York K-8 631 584 108% Manhattan 1 M361 The Children's Workshop School Elementary School 295 216 137% Manhattan 2 M225 Ella Baker School K-8 311 287 108% Manhattan 2 M234 P.S. 234 Independence School Elementary School 683 585 117% Manhattan 2 M130 P.S. 130 Hernando De Soto Elementary School 962 923 104% Manhattan 2 M089 P.S. 89 Elementary School 412 369 112% Manhattan 2 M290 P.S. 290 Manhattan New School Elementary School 592 461 128% Manhattan 2 M276 Battery Park City School K-8 850 737 115% Manhattan 2 M033 P.S. 033 Chelsea Prep Elementary School 622 576 108% Manhattan 2 M400 High School for Environmental Studies High School 1,227 1,054 116% Manhattan 2 M546 Academy for Software Engineering High School 458 448 102% Manhattan 2 M003 P.S. 003 Charrette School Elementary School 778 711 109% Manhattan 2 M630 Art and Design High School High School 1,447 1,409 103% Manhattan 2 M442 Ballet Tech, NYC Public School for Dance K-8 150 147 102% Manhattan 2 M896 Lower Manhattan Community Middle School Middle School 386 321 120% Manhattan 2 M212 P.S. 212 Midtown West Elementary School 375 314 119% Manhattan 2 M529 Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis High School High School 641 437 147% Manhattan 2 M183 P.S. 183 Robert L. Stevenson Elementary School 567 443 128% Manhattan 2 M011 P.S. 011 William T. Harris Elementary School 931 820 114% Manhattan 2 M006 P.S. 006 Lillie D. Blake Elementary School 683 577 118% Manhattan 2 M531 Repertory Company High School for Theatre Arts High School 246 232 106% Manhattan 2 M408 Professional Performing Arts High School Secondary School 544 538 101% Manhattan 2 M479 Beacon High School High School 1,304 1,290 101% Manhattan 2 M059 P.S. 059 Beekman Hill International Elementary School 576 528 109% Manhattan 2 M313 James Baldwin School, The: A School for Expeditionary Learning High School 267 239 112% Manhattan 2 M041 P.S. 041 Elementary School 699 634 110% Manhattan 2 M407 Institute for Collaborative Education Secondary School 486 380 128% Manhattan 2 M560 High School M560 - City As School High School 616 367 168% Manhattan 2 M150 P.S. 150 Elementary School 186 124 150% Manhattan 2 M198 P.S. 198 Isador E. Ida Straus Elementary School 468 464 101% Manhattan 2 M413 School of the Future High School Secondary School 763 724 105% Manhattan 2 M475 High School 3,365 2,738 123% Manhattan 2 M439 Manhattan Village Academy High School 432 409 106% Manhattan 2 M418 Millennium High School High School 659 526 125% Manhattan 2 M550 Liberty High School Academy for 430 358 120% Manhattan 2 M040 P.S. 040 Augustus Saint-Gaudens Elementary School 650 492 132% Manhattan 2 M420 High School for Health Professions and Human Services High School 1,792 1,089 165% Manhattan 2 M551 Urban Assembly High School 460 446 103% Manhattan 2 M217 P.S./I.S. 217 K-8 613 595 103% Manhattan 2 M267 East Side Elementary School, PS 267 Elementary School 401 318 126% Manhattan 2 M255 M.S. 255 Salk School of Science Middle School 390 262 149% Manhattan 2 M177 Yorkville East Middle School Middle School 213 206 103% Manhattan 2 M397 Spruce Street School K-8 508 446 114% Manhattan 2 M077 P.S. 77 Lower Lab School Elementary School 359 211 170% Manhattan 2 M170 Success Academy Hell's Kitchen (Manhattan 2) Elementary School 417 316 132% 2016-2017 Overutilized Schools

Target School Enrollment Utilization % Borough District School Name School Type Capacity Code (2016-2017) (2016-2017) (2016-2017) Manhattan 2 M135 The Urban Assembly School for Emergency Management High School 315 150 210% Manhattan 2 M282 Urban Assembly Maker Academy High School 290 209 139% Manhattan 2 M280 Manhattan Early College School for Advertising High School 279 173 161% Manhattan 3 M163 P.S. 163 Alfred E. Smith Elementary School 567 526 108% Manhattan 3 M199 P.S. 199 Jessie Isador Straus Elementary School 884 653 135% Manhattan 3 M862 Mott Hall II Middle School 342 333 103% Manhattan 3 M334 The Anderson School K-8 551 546 101% Manhattan 3 M485 Fiorello H. LaGuardia High School of Music & Art and Performing Arts High School 2,697 2,129 127% Manhattan 3 M084 P.S. 084 Lillian Weber Elementary School 565 556 102% Manhattan 3 M009 P.S. 009 Sarah Anderson Elementary School 600 563 107% Manhattan 3 M386 Success Academy Charter School - Harlem 4 K-8 421 340 124% Manhattan 3 M452 P.S. 452 Elementary School 319 285 112% Manhattan 3 M250 M.S. 250 West Side Collaborative Middle School Middle School 190 168 113% Manhattan 3 M333 P.S. 333 Manhattan School for Children K-8 756 582 130% Manhattan 3 M256 Lafayette Academy Middle School 149 133 112% Manhattan 3 M329 Harlem Link Charter School Elementary School 422 316 134% Manhattan 4 M708 Harlem Prep Charter School K-12 297 229 130% Manhattan 4 M964 Central Park East II K-8 387 385 101% Manhattan 4 M680 Heritage School, The High School 321 246 130% Manhattan 4 M497 Central Park East I Elementary School 214 183 117% Manhattan 4 M182 The Bilingual Bicultural School Elementary School 349 329 106% Manhattan 4 M057 James Weldon Johnson K-8 833 787 106% Manhattan 4 M206 P.S. 206 Jose Celso Barbosa K-8 479 426 112% Manhattan 4 M171 P.S. 171 Patrick Henry K-8 742 694 107% Manhattan 4 M012 Tag Young Scholars K-8 569 537 106% Manhattan 4 M435 Manhattan Center for Science and Mathematics High School 1,604 1,403 114% Manhattan 4 M495 Park East High School High School 417 404 103% Manhattan 4 M083 P.S. 083 Luis Munoz Rivera Elementary School 457 284 161% Manhattan 4 M645 School for Cooperative Technical Education High School 809 615 132% Manhattan 4 M337 New York Center for Autism Charter School Ungraded 32 24 133% Manhattan 5 M517 Teachers College Community School K-8 273 160 171% Manhattan 5 M350 Democracy Prep Charter School Secondary School 719 637 113% Manhattan 5 M388 St. HOPE Leadership Academy Charter School Middle School 302 282 107% Manhattan 5 M223 The Mott Hall School Middle School 286 265 108% Manhattan 5 M318 Thurgood Marshall Academy Lower School Elementary School 223 160 139% Manhattan 5 M362 Columbia Secondary School Secondary School 687 667 103% Manhattan 5 M726 KIPP STAR College Prep Charter School K-12 565 534 106% Manhattan 5 M197 P.S. 197 John B. Russwurm Elementary School 309 307 101% Manhattan 5 M065 Democracy Prep Endurance Charter School Secondary School 342 285 120% Manhattan 5 M482 Success Academy Charter School - Harlem 5 K-8 679 529 128% Manhattan 5 M125 P.S. 125 Ralph Bunche Elementary School 262 154 170% Manhattan 6 M018 P.S. 018 Park Terrace K-8 362 331 109% Manhattan 6 M068 KIPP Washington Heights Middle School K-12 815 720 113% Manhattan 6 M528 I.S. 528 Bea Fuller Rodgers School Middle School 199 173 115% Manhattan 6 M048 P.S. 048 P.O. Michael J. Buczek Elementary School 579 502 115% Manhattan 6 M311 Amistad Dual Language School K-8 423 331 128% Manhattan 6 M103 Dos Puentes Elementary School Elementary School 280 211 133% Manhattan 6 M540 A. Philip Randolph Campus High School High School 1,447 1,424 102% Manhattan 6 M187 P.S./I.S. 187 Hudson Cliffs K-8 807 540 149% Manhattan 6 M210 P.S./I.S. 210 - Twenty-first Century Academy for Community Leadership K-8 453 356 127% Manhattan 6 M346 Community Health Academy of the Heights Secondary School 663 577 115% 2016-2017 Overutilized Schools

Target School Enrollment Utilization % Borough District School Name School Type Capacity Code (2016-2017) (2016-2017) (2016-2017) Manhattan 6 M278 Paula Hedbavny School K-8 551 395 139% Manhattan 6 M128 P.S. 128 Audubon Elementary School 622 581 107% Manhattan 6 M314 Muscota Elementary School 281 154 182% Manhattan 6 M366 Washington Heights Academy K-8 563 455 124% Manhattan 6 M552 Gregorio Luperon High School for Science and Mathematics High School 508 439 116% Manhattan 6 M004 P.S. 004 Duke Ellington Elementary School 610 507 120% Manhattan 6 M008 P.S. 008 Luis Belliard Elementary School 563 446 126% Bronx 7 X005 P.S. 5 Port Morris K-8 722 698 103% Bronx 7 X018 P.S. 018 John Peter Zenger Elementary School 601 500 120% Bronx 7 X065 P.S. 065 Mother Hale Academy Elementary School 425 402 106% Bronx 7 X527 Bronx Leadership Academy II High School High School 500 431 116% Bronx 7 X025 P.S. 025 Bilingual School Elementary School 500 448 112% Bronx 7 X389 Bronx Global Learning Institute for Girls Charter School K-8 440 362 122% Bronx 7 X364 South Bronx Classical Charter School II Elementary School 291 261 111% Bronx 7 X500 Hostos-Lincoln Academy of Science Secondary School 527 485 109% Bronx 7 X473 Mott Haven Village Preparatory High School High School 397 388 102% Bronx 7 X168 P.S. 168 K-12 513 418 123% Bronx 7 X223 The Laboratory School of Finance and Technology: X223 Secondary School 697 605 115% Bronx 7 X030 P.S. 030 Wilton Elementary School 590 479 123% Bronx 7 X381 Bronx Haven High School High School 192 180 107% Bronx 7 X471 American Dream Charter School Middle School 242 234 103% Bronx 7 X493 Success Academy Charter School - Bronx 1 K-8 674 608 111% Bronx 7 X469 P469X - The Bronx School for Continuous Learners K-12 259 176 147% Bronx 8 X138 P.S. 138 Samuel Randall Elementary School 739 551 134% Bronx 8 X562 Blueprint Middle School Middle School 333 191 174% Bronx 8 X036 P.S. 036 Unionport Elementary School 743 731 102% Bronx 8 X152 P.S. 152 Evergreen Elementary School 936 923 101% Bronx 8 X182 P.S. 182 Elementary School 990 929 107% Bronx 8 X014 P.S. X014 Senator John Calandra Elementary School 576 387 149% Bronx 8 X304 P.S. 304 Early Childhood School Elementary School 490 489 100% Bronx 8 X721 P.S. X721 - Stephen McSweeney School High School 543 418 130% Bronx 8 X069 P.S. 069 Journey Prep School Elementary School 605 525 115% Bronx 8 X071 P.S. 071 Rose E. Scala K-8 1,695 1,260 135% Bronx 8 X348 Schuylerville Preparatory High School High School 359 312 115% Bronx 8 X130 P.S. 130 Abram Stevens Hewitt Elementary School 516 455 113% Bronx 8 X072 P.S. 072 Dr. William Dorney Elementary School 858 792 108% Bronx 8 X075 P.S. 75 School of Research and Discovery Elementary School 641 620 103% Bronx 8 X345 Hyde Leadership Charter School K-12 687 514 134% Bronx 8 X119 The Dr. Emmett W. Bassett School Elementary School 961 905 106% Bronx 8 X269 Bronx Studio School for Writers and Artists Secondary School 638 559 114% Bronx 8 X107 P.S. 107 Elementary School 551 441 125% Bronx 8 X487 Girls Preparatory Charter School of the Bronx K-8 806 764 105% Bronx 8 X337 The School for Inquiry and Social Justice Middle School 541 419 129% Bronx 8 X380 Success Academy Charter School - Bronx 3 Elementary School 425 381 112% Bronx 8 X362 Icahn Charter School 7 K-8 197 42 469% Bronx 8 X464 Success Academy Charter School - Bronx 4 - New York 2 Elementary School 392 291 135% Bronx 8 X465 Boys Preparatory Charter School of New York Elementary School 256 70 366% Bronx 9 X294 The Walton Avenue School Elementary School 497 427 116% Bronx 9 X274 The New American Academy at Roberto Clemente State Park Elementary School 807 744 108% Bronx 9 X555 Mount Eden Children's Academy Elementary School 432 382 113% Bronx 9 X170 P.S. 170 Early Childhood Center 276 121 228% 2016-2017 Overutilized Schools

Target School Enrollment Utilization % Borough District School Name School Type Capacity Code (2016-2017) (2016-2017) (2016-2017) Bronx 9 X004 P.S./M.S. 004 Crotona Park West K-8 574 522 110% Bronx 9 X231 Eagle Academy for Young Men Secondary School 526 500 105% Bronx 9 X070 P.S. 070 Max Schoenfeld Elementary School 1,282 1,279 100% Bronx 9 X525 Bronx Leadership Academy High School High School 651 552 118% Bronx 9 X133 Icahn Charter School 6 K-8 209 157 133% Bronx 9 X163 P.S. 163 Arthur A. Schomburg Elementary School 523 265 197% Bronx 9 X252 Mott Hall Bronx High School High School 390 349 112% Bronx 9 X073 P.S. 073 Bronx Elementary School 734 733 100% Bronx 9 X128 Mott Hall III Middle School 360 343 105% Bronx 9 X028 P.S. 028 Mount Hope Elementary School 751 719 104% Bronx 9 X110 P.S. 110 Theodore Schoenfeld Elementary School 469 436 108% Bronx 9 X250 Eximius College Preparatory Academy: A College Board School High School 433 426 102% Bronx 9 X218 P.S./I.S. 218 Rafael Hernandez Dual Language Magnet School K-8 998 980 102% Bronx 9 X260 Bronx Center for Science and Mathematics High School 458 438 105% Bronx 9 X035 P.S. 035 Franz Siegel Elementary School 671 424 158% Bronx 9 X454 Science and Technology Academy: A Mott Hall School Middle School 433 430 101% Bronx 9 X361 The Highbridge Green School Middle School 391 387 101% Bronx 9 X505 Bronx School for Law, Government and Justice Secondary School 774 731 106% Bronx 9 X443 The Family School Elementary School 524 481 109% Bronx 9 X263 Validus Preparatory Academy High School 397 393 101% Bronx 9 X199 P.S. 199X - The Shakespeare School Elementary School 800 793 101% Bronx 9 X241 Urban Assembly School for Applied Math and Science, The Secondary School 635 527 120% Bronx 9 X114 P.S. X114 - Luis Llorens Torres Schools Elementary School 795 625 127% Bronx 9 X204 P.S. 204 Morris Heights Elementary School 619 509 122% Bronx 9 X327 Comprehensive Model School Project M.S. 327 Secondary School 719 523 137% Bronx 9 X236 P.S. 236 Langston Hughes Elementary School 312 289 108% Bronx 9 X568 Young Women's Leadership School of the Bronx Secondary School 400 357 112% Bronx 9 X311 Lucero Elementary School Elementary School 410 284 144% Bronx 10 X056 P.S. 056 Norwood Heights Elementary School 699 542 129% Bronx 10 X228 Jonas Bronck Academy Middle School 266 231 115% Bronx 10 X374 Knowledge and Power Preparatory Academy International High School (Kappa) High School 473 450 105% Bronx 10 X091 P.S. 091 Bronx Elementary School 756 712 106% Bronx 10 X051 P.S. 051 Bronx New School Elementary School 234 229 102% Bronx 10 X032 P.S. 032 Belmont Elementary School 820 616 133% Bronx 10 X280 P.S./M.S. 280 Mosholu Parkway K-8 891 582 153% Bronx 10 X159 P.S. 159 Luis Munoz Marin Biling Elementary School 193 169 114% Bronx 10 X037 P.S. X037 - Multiple Intelligence School K-8 623 542 115% Bronx 10 X549 Discovery High School High School 487 453 108% Bronx 10 X315 P.S. 315 Lab School K-8 274 158 173% Bronx 10 X205 P.S. 205 Fiorello LaGuardia Elementary School 1,040 764 136% Bronx 10 X033 P.S. 033 Timothy Dwight Elementary School 994 832 119% Bronx 10 X434 Belmont Preparatory High School High School 412 393 105% Bronx 10 X081 P.S. 081 Robert J. Christen Elementary School 740 572 129% Bronx 10 X445 Bronx High School of Science High School 2,979 2,307 129% Bronx 10 X054 P.S./I.S. 54 Elementary School 501 463 108% Bronx 10 X344 Ampark Neighborhood Elementary School 398 273 146% Bronx 10 X447 Creston Academy Middle School 474 416 114% Bronx 10 X059 P.S. 059 The Community School of Technology Elementary School 604 575 105% Bronx 10 X307 Luisa Pineiro Fuentes School of Science and Discovery Elementary School 400 171 234% Bronx 10 X291 P.S. 291 Elementary School 663 478 139% Bronx 10 X442 Celia Cruz Bronx High School of Music, The High School 428 395 108% 2016-2017 Overutilized Schools

Target School Enrollment Utilization % Borough District School Name School Type Capacity Code (2016-2017) (2016-2017) (2016-2017) Bronx 10 X086 P.S. 086 Kingsbridge Heights Elementary School 1,705 1,277 134% Bronx 10 X386 School for Environmental Citizenship Elementary School 617 550 112% Bronx 10 X008 P.S. 008 Isaac Varian Elementary School 1,072 798 134% Bronx 10 X696 High School of American Studies at Lehman College High School 377 333 113% Bronx 10 X340 P.S. 340 Elementary School 659 448 147% Bronx 10 X024 P.S. 024 Spuyten Duyvil Elementary School 964 746 129% Bronx 10 X360 P.S. 360 Elementary School 507 486 104% Bronx 10 X246 P.S. 246 Poe Center Elementary School 734 634 116% Bronx 10 X094 P.S. 094 Kings College School Elementary School 1,271 1,004 127% Bronx 10 X095 P.S. 095 Sheila Mencher K-8 1,329 1,183 112% Bronx 10 X141 Riverdale / Kingsbridge Academy (Middle School / High School 141) Secondary School 1,459 1,392 105% Bronx 10 X279 P.S. 279 Captain Manuel Rivera, Jr. K-8 1,125 880 128% Bronx 10 X209 P.S. 209 Early Childhood Center 284 149 191% Bronx 10 X363 Academy For Personal Leadership And Excellence Middle School 503 479 105% Bronx 10 X226 P.S. 226 Elementary School 488 316 154% Bronx 10 X020 P.S./M.S. 20 P.O.George J. Werdann, III K-8 1,075 986 109% Bronx 10 X007 Milton Fein School Elementary School 756 538 141% Bronx 10 X023 P.S. 023 The New Children's School Elementary School 520 462 113% Bronx 10 X046 P.S. 046 Edgar Allan Poe Elementary School 1,036 1,035 100% Bronx 10 X012 P.S. X012 Lewis and Clark School Secondary School 280 279 100% Bronx 10 X015 P.S. X015 Institute for Environmental Learning K-8 505 314 161% Bronx 10 X390 M.S. 390 Middle School 522 418 125% Bronx 10 X351 Bronx Collaborative High School High School 488 422 116% Bronx 11 X016 P.S. 016 Wakefield Elementary School 404 379 107% Bronx 11 X076 P.S. 076 The Bennington School Elementary School 979 840 117% Bronx 11 X087 P.S. 087 Bronx Elementary School 601 344 175% Bronx 11 X357 Young Voices Academy of the Bronx Elementary School 274 220 125% Bronx 11 X468 Pelham Academy of Academics and Community Engagement Middle School 333 229 145% Bronx 11 X078 P.S. 078 Anne Hutchinson Elementary School 823 646 127% Bronx 11 X275 High School of Computers and Technology High School 525 414 127% Bronx 11 X041 P.S. 041 Gun Hill Road Elementary School 935 682 137% Bronx 11 X153 P.S. 153 Helen Keller Elementary School 688 635 108% Bronx 11 X178 P.S. 178 - Dr. Selman Waksman Elementary School 484 381 127% Bronx 11 X021 P.S. 021 Philip H. Sheridan Elementary School 681 614 111% Bronx 11 X194 P.S./M.S. 194 K-8 1,345 990 136% Bronx 11 X106 P.S. 106 Parkchester Elementary School 1,109 979 113% Bronx 11 X718 Bronx Charter School for Better Learning Elementary School 179 162 110% Bronx 11 X498 P.S./M.S. 11X498 - VAN NEST ACADEMY K-8 638 430 148% Bronx 11 X160 P.S. 160 Walt Disney Elementary School 417 316 132% Bronx 11 X509 High School of Language and Innovation High School 359 225 160% Bronx 11 X169 Baychester Academy Elementary School 414 266 156% Bronx 11 X019 P.S. 019 Judith K. Weiss K-8 517 298 173% Bronx 11 X103 P.S. 103 Hector Fontanez Elementary School 1,194 947 126% Bronx 11 X567 Linden Tree Elementary School Elementary School 343 318 108% Bronx 11 X089 P.S. 089 Bronx K-8 1,510 1,397 108% Bronx 11 X326 Bronx Green Middle School Middle School 394 375 105% Bronx 11 X083 P.S. 083 Donald Hertz K-8 1,750 1,525 115% Bronx 11 X108 P.S. 108 Philip J. Abinanti Elementary School 596 345 173% Bronx 11 X097 P.S. 097 Bronx Elementary School 741 520 143% Bronx 11 X096 P.S. 096 Richard Rodgers Elementary School 955 947 101% Bronx 11 X175 P.S. 175 City Island K-8 344 258 133% 2016-2017 Overutilized Schools

Target School Enrollment Utilization % Borough District School Name School Type Capacity Code (2016-2017) (2016-2017) (2016-2017) Bronx 11 X488 The Equality Charter School Secondary School 268 189 142% Bronx 11 X121 P.S. 121 Throop Elementary School 945 880 107% Bronx 11 X484 Bronx Charter School for Better Learning II Elementary School 148 112 132% Bronx 12 X196 P.S. 196 Elementary School 961 721 133% Bronx 12 X691 Bronx Little School Elementary School 318 250 127% Bronx 12 X273 Frederick Douglass Academy V. Middle School Middle School 248 244 102% Bronx 12 X531 Archer Elementary School Elementary School 497 428 116% Bronx 12 X124 Children's Aid College Prep Charter School K-8 289 172 168% Bronx 12 X057 P.S. 057 Crescent Elementary School 558 474 118% Bronx 12 X242 Mott Hall V Secondary School 666 634 105% Bronx 12 X047 P.S. 047 John Randolph Elementary School 1,142 786 145% Bronx 12 X129 M.S. 129 Academy for Independent Learning and Leadership Middle School 534 515 104% Bronx 12 X067 P.S. 067 Mohegan School Elementary School 605 524 115% Bronx 12 X521 The Metropolitan Soundview High School High School 423 421 100% Bronx 12 X300 The School of Science and Applied Learning Elementary School 615 438 140% Bronx 12 X150 P.S. 150 Charles James Fox Elementary School 909 829 110% Bronx 12 X286 Fannie Lou Hamer Middle School Middle School 272 266 102% Bronx 12 X271 East Bronx Academy for the Future Secondary School 673 501 134% Bronx 12 X536 P.S. 536 Elementary School 448 396 113% Bronx 12 X195 P.S. 195 Elementary School 1,005 720 140% Bronx 12 X346 South Bronx Classical Charter School K-8 490 446 110% Bronx 12 X321 Crotona Academy High School High School 159 103 154% Brooklyn 13 K373 P.S. 373 - Brooklyn Transition Center High School 348 308 113% Brooklyn 13 K595 Bedford Academy High School High School 358 299 120% Brooklyn 13 K282 P.S. 282 Park Slope K-8 821 793 104% Brooklyn 13 K483 The Urban Assembly School for Law and Justice High School 460 437 105% Brooklyn 13 K492 Academy of Arts and Letters K-8 517 382 135% Brooklyn 13 K536 Community Roots Charter School K-8 472 463 102% Brooklyn 13 K008 P.S. 008 Robert Fulton K-8 947 906 105% Brooklyn 13 K430 Brooklyn Technical High School High School 5,682 4,468 127% Brooklyn 13 K020 P.S. 020 Clinton Hill Elementary School 410 336 122% Brooklyn 13 K009 P.S. 009 Teunis G. Bergen Elementary School 866 637 136% Brooklyn 13 K011 P.S. 011 Purvis J. Behan Elementary School 876 754 116% Brooklyn 13 K752 Success Academy Fort Greene (Brooklyn 5) Elementary School 376 163 231% Brooklyn 14 K701 Brooklyn Charter School Elementary School 235 231 102% Brooklyn 14 K125 Success Academy Charter School - Bed-Stuy 2 Elementary School 368 236 156% Brooklyn 14 K319 P.S. 319 Early Childhood Center 130 90 144% Brooklyn 14 K577 Conselyea Preparatory School Middle School 506 361 140% Brooklyn 14 K034 P.S. 034 Oliver H. Perry Elementary School 489 361 135% Brooklyn 14 K685 El Puente Academy for Peace and Justice High School 242 213 114% Brooklyn 14 K558 Williamsburg High School for Architecture and Design High School 565 560 101% Brooklyn 14 K561 Williamsburg Preparatory School High School 686 600 114% Brooklyn 14 K478 The High School for Enterprise, Business and Technology High School 934 815 115% Brooklyn 14 K689 Citizens of the World Charter School 1 Williamsburg Elementary School 323 303 107% Brooklyn 14 K132 P.S. 132 The Conselyea School Elementary School 698 578 121% Brooklyn 15 K077 P.S. K077 K-12 269 237 114% Brooklyn 15 K516 Sunset Park Avenues Elementary School Elementary School 351 321 109% Brooklyn 15 K118 The Maurice Sendak Community School Elementary School 285 198 144% Brooklyn 15 K131 P.S. 131 Brooklyn Elementary School 1,040 770 135% Brooklyn 15 K154 The Windsor Terrace School Elementary School 530 394 135% Brooklyn 15 K094 P.S. 094 The Henry Longfellow Elementary School 1,437 1,067 135% 2016-2017 Overutilized Schools

Target School Enrollment Utilization % Borough District School Name School Type Capacity Code (2016-2017) (2016-2017) (2016-2017) Brooklyn 15 K295 P.S. 295 Elementary School 466 427 109% Brooklyn 15 K010 Magnet School of Math, Science and Design Technology Elementary School 928 773 120% Brooklyn 15 K058 P.S. 058 The Carroll Elementary School 959 760 126% Brooklyn 15 K321 P.S. 321 William Penn Elementary School 1,452 1,170 124% Brooklyn 15 K261 P.S. 261 Philip Livingston Elementary School 772 717 108% Brooklyn 15 K667 Sunset Park High School High School 1,291 1,246 104% Brooklyn 15 K051 M.S. 51 William Alexander Middle School 1,125 955 118% Brooklyn 15 K230 P.S. 230 Doris L. Cohen Elementary School 1,194 1,160 103% Brooklyn 15 K146 The Brooklyn New School, P.S. 146 Elementary School 666 584 114% Brooklyn 15 K107 P.S. 107 John W. Kimball Elementary School 578 368 157% Brooklyn 15 K172 P.S. 172 Beacon School of Excellence Elementary School 594 373 159% Brooklyn 15 K124 P.S. 124 Silas B. Dutcher Elementary School 347 293 118% Brooklyn 15 K443 New Voices School of Academic & Creative Arts Middle School 563 471 120% Brooklyn 15 K001 P.S. 001 The Bergen Elementary School 1,334 1,007 132% Brooklyn 15 K169 P.S. 169 Sunset Park Elementary School 1,600 1,061 151% Brooklyn 15 K039 P.S. 039 Henry Bristow Elementary School 416 231 180% Brooklyn 15 K029 P.S. 029 John M. Harrigan Elementary School 967 750 129% Brooklyn 15 K418 The Children's School Elementary School 318 235 135% Brooklyn 15 K024 P.S. 024 Elementary School 677 659 103% Brooklyn 15 K032 P.S. 032 Samuel Mills Sprole Elementary School 518 286 181% Brooklyn 15 K129 Success Academy Charter School - Cobble Hill K-8 469 363 129% Brooklyn 15 K464 Park Slope Collegiate Secondary School 608 604 101% Brooklyn 16 K649 La Cima Charter School Elementary School 380 377 101% Brooklyn 16 K406 Teaching Firms of America-Professional Preparatory Charter School K-8 381 357 107% Brooklyn 16 K498 Brooklyn High School for Law and Technology High School 658 607 108% Brooklyn 16 K712 Excellence Girls Charter School K-12 792 715 111% Brooklyn 16 K628 Brooklyn Brownstone School Elementary School 244 233 105% Brooklyn 17 K741 Success Academy Crown Heights (Brooklyn 7) Elementary School 414 243 170% Brooklyn 17 K692 Citizens of the World Charter School New York 2 Crown Heights Elementary School 338 335 101% Brooklyn 17 K399 P.S. 399 Stanley Eugene Clark Elementary School 470 184 255% Brooklyn 17 K396 P.S. K396 K-8 323 310 104% Brooklyn 17 K756 Success Academy Prospect Heights (Brooklyn 6) K-8 388 254 153% Brooklyn 17 K590 Medgar Evers College Preparatory School Secondary School 1,252 705 178% Brooklyn 17 K249 P.S. 249 The Caton Elementary School 901 682 132% Brooklyn 17 K006 Norma Adams Clemons Academy Elementary School 738 639 115% Brooklyn 17 K742 Explore Empower Charter School K-8 515 398 129% Brooklyn 17 K704 Explore Charter School K-8 538 390 138% Brooklyn 17 K316 P.S. 316 Elijah Stroud Elementary School 489 456 107% Brooklyn 17 K705 Brooklyn Arts and Science Elementary School Elementary School 378 294 129% Brooklyn 17 K333 Explore Exceed Charter School K-8 493 384 128% Brooklyn 18 K736 New American Academy Charter School Elementary School 329 288 114% Brooklyn 18 K724 Leadership Prep Canarsie Charter School (Leadership Prep CS 4) K-8 676 639 106% Brooklyn 19 K290 P.S. 290 Juan Morel Campos Elementary School 537 527 102% Brooklyn 19 K214 P.S. 214 Michael Friedsam Elementary School 941 713 132% Brooklyn 19 K007 P.S. 007 Abraham Lincoln Elementary School 918 801 115% Brooklyn 19 K065 P.S. 065 Elementary School 642 625 103% Brooklyn 19 K769 Hyde Leadership Charter School- Brooklyn Elementary School 404 386 105% Brooklyn 19 K089 P.S. 089 Cypress Hills K-8 462 460 100% Brooklyn 19 K677 East New York Elementary School of Excellence Elementary School 530 500 106% Brooklyn 19 K409 East New York Family Academy Secondary School 511 347 147% Brooklyn 19 K159 P.S. 159 Isaac Pitkin Elementary School 854 811 105% 2016-2017 Overutilized Schools

Target School Enrollment Utilization % Borough District School Name School Type Capacity Code (2016-2017) (2016-2017) (2016-2017) Brooklyn 19 K680 Achievement First Aspire Charter School Elementary School 442 289 153% Brooklyn 19 K108 P.S. 108 Sal Abbracciamento Elementary School 996 680 146% Brooklyn 20 K503 P.S. 503: The School of Discovery Elementary School 1,094 733 149% Brooklyn 20 K310 The School For Future Leaders Elementary School 424 294 144% Brooklyn 20 K748 P.S. 748 Brooklyn School for Global Scholars Elementary School 555 501 111% Brooklyn 20 K187 The Christa McAuliffe School\I.S. 187 Middle School 892 882 101% Brooklyn 20 K264 P.S. 264 Bay Ridge Elementary School For The Arts Elementary School 500 397 126% Brooklyn 20 K160 P.S. 160 William T. Sampson Elementary School 1,336 1,080 124% Brooklyn 20 K112 P.S. 112 Lefferts Park Elementary School 655 617 106% Brooklyn 20 K971 School of Math, Science, and Healthy Living Elementary School 374 238 157% Brooklyn 20 K048 P.S. 048 Mapleton Elementary School 590 477 124% Brooklyn 20 K163 P.S. 163 Bath Beach K-8 611 569 107% Brooklyn 20 K105 P.S. 105 The Blythebourne Elementary School 1,598 1,070 149% Brooklyn 20 K186 P.S. 186 Dr. Irving A Gladstone Elementary School 1,009 825 122% Brooklyn 20 K127 P.S. 127 Mckinley Park Elementary School 523 300 174% Brooklyn 20 K204 P.S. 204 Vince Lombardi Elementary School 1,195 873 137% Brooklyn 20 K220 J.H.S. 220 John J. Pershing Middle School 1,489 1,446 103% Brooklyn 20 K102 P.S. 102 The Bayview Elementary School 1,428 1,050 136% Brooklyn 20 K164 P.S. 164 Caesar Rodney Elementary School 658 568 116% Brooklyn 20 K485 High School of Telecommunication Arts and Technology High School 1,263 1,220 104% Brooklyn 20 K179 P.S. 179 Kensington Elementary School 913 851 107% Brooklyn 20 K176 P.S. 176 Ovington Elementary School 1,399 919 152% Brooklyn 20 K200 P.S. 200 Benson School Elementary School 1,299 1,009 129% Brooklyn 20 K201 J.H.S. 201 The Dyker Heights Middle School 1,522 1,363 112% Brooklyn 20 K505 Franklin Delano Roosevelt High School High School 3,183 2,623 121% Brooklyn 20 K506 P.S. 506: The School of Journalism & Technology Elementary School 836 638 131% Brooklyn 20 K170 Ralph A. Fabrizio School Elementary School 1,065 808 132% Brooklyn 20 K223 J.H.S. 223 The Montauk Middle School 1,004 875 115% Brooklyn 20 K069 P.S. 69 Vincent D. Grippo School Elementary School 855 645 133% Brooklyn 20 K205 P.S. 205 Clarion Elementary School 1,246 906 138% Brooklyn 20 K229 P.S. 229 Dyker K-8 1,240 980 127% Brooklyn 20 K445 New Utrecht High School High School 3,661 2,253 162% Brooklyn 20 K609 Urban Assembly School for Criminal Justice Secondary School 558 549 102% Brooklyn 20 K180 The SEEALL Academy K-8 1,160 826 140% Brooklyn 20 K490 Fort Hamilton High School High School 4,551 2,391 190% Brooklyn 20 K185 P.S. 185 Walter Kassenbrock Elementary School 673 526 128% Brooklyn 20 K104 P.S./I.S. 104 The Fort Hamilton School K-8 1,278 1,047 122% Brooklyn 20 K259 J.H.S. 259 William Mckinley Middle School 1,758 1,597 110% Brooklyn 20 K247 P.S. 247 Brooklyn Elementary School 850 563 151% Brooklyn 21 K744 Coney Island Preparatory Public Charter School K-12 600 491 122% Brooklyn 21 K225 P.S. K225 - The Eileen E. Zaglin K-8 976 848 115% Brooklyn 21 K153 P.S. 153 Homecrest Elementary School 536 427 126% Brooklyn 21 K215 P.S. 215 Morris H. Weiss Elementary School 894 632 141% Brooklyn 21 K177 P.S. 177 The Marlboro Elementary School 968 752 129% Brooklyn 21 K099 P.S. 099 Isaac Asimov K-8 879 753 117% Brooklyn 21 K199 P.S. 199 Frederick Wachtel Elementary School 521 519 100% Brooklyn 21 K095 P.S. 095 The Gravesend K-8 923 883 105% Brooklyn 21 K410 Abraham Lincoln High School High School 2,049 1,991 103% Brooklyn 21 K121 P.S. 121 Nelson A. Rockefeller K-8 350 302 116% Brooklyn 21 K101 P.S. 101 The Verrazano Elementary School 885 559 158% Brooklyn 21 K098 I.S. 98 Bay Academy Middle School 1,513 1,476 103% 2016-2017 Overutilized Schools

Target School Enrollment Utilization % Borough District School Name School Type Capacity Code (2016-2017) (2016-2017) (2016-2017) Brooklyn 21 K100 P.S. 100 The Coney Island School Elementary School 777 635 122% Brooklyn 21 K525 Edward R. Murrow High School High School 3,894 3,168 123% Brooklyn 21 K690 Brooklyn Studio Secondary School Secondary School 926 798 116% Brooklyn 21 K228 I.S. 228 David A. Boody Middle School 1,383 1,300 106% Brooklyn 21 K097 P.S. 97 The Highlawn Elementary School 844 585 144% Brooklyn 21 K811 P.S. K811 Connie Lekas School Secondary School 341 317 108% Brooklyn 21 K540 John Dewey High School High School 2,325 2,201 106% Brooklyn 21 K212 P.S. 212 Lady Deborah Moody Elementary School 697 678 103% Brooklyn 21 K209 P.S. 209 Margaret Mead K-8 713 698 102% Brooklyn 21 K128 P.S. 128 Bensonhurst Elementary School 440 335 131% Brooklyn 21 K344 Rachel Carson High School for Coastal Studies High School 587 478 123% Brooklyn 21 K253 P.S. 253 Elementary School 913 601 152% Brooklyn 21 K216 P.S. 216 Arturo Toscanini Elementary School 740 732 101% Brooklyn 21 K288 P.S. 288 The Shirley Tanyhill K-8 681 654 104% Brooklyn 21 K281 I.S. 281 Joseph B Cavallaro Middle School 1,290 1,112 116% Brooklyn 21 K772 Success Academy Charter School - Bensonhurst - New York 3 Elementary School 367 328 112% Brooklyn 22 K326 P.S. 326 Early Childhood Center 201 102 197% Brooklyn 22 K195 P.S. 195 Manhattan Beach Elementary School 476 340 140% Brooklyn 22 K236 P.S. 236 Mill Basin Elementary School 544 517 105% Brooklyn 22 K152 School of Science & Technology Elementary School 774 727 106% Brooklyn 22 K193 P.S. 193 Gil Hodges Elementary School 803 762 105% Brooklyn 22 K245 P.S. 245 Elementary School 303 261 116% Brooklyn 22 K217 P.S. 217 Colonel David Marcus School Elementary School 1,193 1,002 119% Brooklyn 22 K254 P.S. 254 Dag Hammarskjold Elementary School 784 521 150% Brooklyn 22 K222 P.S. 222 Katherine R. Snyder Elementary School 911 841 108% Brooklyn 22 K277 P.S. 277 Gerritsen Beach Elementary School 433 361 120% Brooklyn 22 K535 Leon M. Goldstein High School for the Sciences High School 1,029 885 116% Brooklyn 22 K207 P.S. 207 Elizabeth G. Leary K-8 1,292 958 135% Brooklyn 22 K139 P.S. 139 Alexine A. Fenty Elementary School 975 797 122% Brooklyn 22 K234 J.H.S. 234 Arthur W. Cunningham Middle School 1,982 1,629 122% Brooklyn 22 K052 P.S. 052 Sheepshead Bay Elementary School 850 757 112% Brooklyn 22 K405 Midwood High School High School 4,017 2,462 163% Brooklyn 22 K255 P.S. 255 Barbara Reing School Elementary School 970 653 149% Brooklyn 22 K134 P.S. K134 Elementary School 562 468 120% Brooklyn 22 K197 P.S. 197 - The Kings Highway Academy Elementary School 640 552 116% Brooklyn 22 K425 James Madison High School High School 3,418 2,301 149% Brooklyn 22 K206 P.S. 206 Joseph F Lamb K-8 1,492 1,052 142% Brooklyn 22 K119 P.S. 119 Amersfort Elementary School 443 367 121% Brooklyn 22 K781 Success Academy Charter School - Bergen Beach - New York 4 Elementary School 346 316 109% Brooklyn 23 K777 Ocean Hill Collegiate Charter School Middle School 332 322 103% Brooklyn 23 K284 The Gregory Jocko Jackson School of Sports, Art, and Technology K-8 476 475 100% Brooklyn 23 K446 Riverdale Avenue Community School Elementary School 374 334 112% Brooklyn 23 K156 P.S. 156 Waverly Elementary School 762 739 103% Brooklyn 23 K711 Leadership Preparatory Brownsville Charter School K-8 792 694 114% Queens 24 Q330 P.S. 330 Elementary School 572 421 136% Queens 24 Q019 P.S. 019 Marino Jeantet Elementary School 1,950 1,543 126% Queens 24 Q068 P.S. 068 Cambridge Elementary School 681 649 105% Queens 24 Q081 P.S. 81Q Jean Paul Richter Elementary School 757 712 106% Queens 24 Q088 P.S. 088 Seneca Elementary School 1,033 969 107% Queens 24 Q153 P.S. 153 Maspeth Elem Elementary School 1,269 1,089 117% Queens 24 Q229 P.S. 229 Emanuel Kaplan Elementary School 1,460 1,081 135% 2016-2017 Overutilized Schools

Target School Enrollment Utilization % Borough District School Name School Type Capacity Code (2016-2017) (2016-2017) (2016-2017) Queens 24 Q091 P.S. 091 Richard Arkwright Elementary School 765 720 106% Queens 24 Q016 P.S. Q016 The Nancy DeBenedittis School Elementary School 1,660 1,229 135% Queens 24 Q028 P.S. 28 - The Thomas Emanuel Early Childhood Center Early Childhood Center 527 297 177% Queens 24 Q877 The 51 Avenue Academy (The Path To Academic Excellence) Elementary School 460 378 122% Queens 24 Q012 P.S. 012 James B. Colgate Elementary School 1,248 847 147% Queens 24 Q239 P.S. 239 Elementary School 584 580 101% Queens 24 Q307 Pioneer Academy Elementary School 961 629 153% Queens 24 Q113 P.S./I.S. 113 Anthony J. Pranzo K-8 926 789 117% Queens 24 Q550 High School for Arts and Business High School 804 596 135% Queens 24 Q610 Aviation Career & Technical Education High School High School 2,114 1,554 136% Queens 24 Q600 Queens Vocational and Technical High School High School 1,544 1,240 125% Queens 24 Q143 P.S. 143 Louis Armstrong Elementary School 1,709 1,247 137% Queens 24 Q007 P.S. 007 Louis F. Simeone Elementary School 1,042 898 116% Queens 24 Q013 P.S. 013 Clement C. Moore Elementary School 1,606 1,337 120% Queens 24 Q520 Middle College High School at LaGuardia Community College High School 507 357 142% Queens 24 Q061 I.S. 061 Leonardo Da Vinci Middle School 2,175 2,149 101% Queens 24 Q290 A.C.E. Academy for Scholars at the Geraldine Ferraro Campus Elementary School 546 534 102% Queens 24 Q014 P.S. 014 Fairview Elementary School 1,784 1,334 134% Queens 24 Q005 I.S. 5 - The Walter Crowley Intermediate School Middle School 1,836 1,582 116% Queens 24 Q125 I.S. 125 Thom J. McCann Woodside Middle School 1,508 1,157 130% Queens 24 Q560 Robert F. Wagner, Jr. Secondary School for Arts and Technology Secondary School 635 631 101% Queens 24 Q058 P.S. 58 - The School of Heroes Elementary School 1,039 966 108% Queens 24 Q255 P.S. Q255 K-12 427 322 133% Queens 24 Q073 I.S. 73 - The Frank Sansivieri Intermediate School Middle School 2,050 2,007 102% Queens 24 Q102 P.S. 102 Bayview K-8 1,318 1,071 123% Queens 24 Q530 International High School at LaGuardia Community College High School 530 304 174% Queens 24 Q128 P.S. 128 The Lorraine Tuzzo, Juniper Valley Elementary School K-8 974 651 150% Queens 24 Q119 I.S. 119 The Glendale K-8 1,237 985 126% Queens 24 Q267 High School of Applied Communication High School 423 345 123% Queens 24 Q089 P.S. 089 Elmhurst Elementary School 1,995 1,293 154% Queens 24 Q049 P.S. 049 Dorothy Bonawit Kole K-8 1,131 759 149% Queens 24 Q236 International High School for Health Sciences High School 310 290 107% Queens 24 Q264 Academy of Finance and Enterprise High School 567 383 148% Queens 24 Q585 High School 1,046 891 117% Queens 24 Q296 Pan American International High School High School 498 412 121% Queens 24 Q087 P.S./I.S. 087 Middle Village K-8 592 463 128% Queens 24 Q110 P.S. 110 Elementary School 607 534 114% Queens 24 Q211 Elm Tree Elementary School Elementary School 270 220 123% Queens 25 Q029 P.S. 029 Queens Elementary School 717 621 115% Queens 25 Q214 P.S. 214 Cadwallader Colden Elementary School 551 417 132% Queens 25 Q154 P.S. 154 Queens Elementary School 706 542 130% Queens 25 Q024 P.S. 024 Andrew Jackson Elementary School 990 702 141% Queens 25 Q107 P.S. 107 Thomas A Dooley Elementary School 963 895 108% Queens 25 Q165 P.S. 165 Edith K. Bergtraum Elementary School 758 721 105% Queens 25 Q020 P.S. 020 John Bowne Elementary School 1,366 1,245 110% Queens 25 Q525 Townsend Harris High School High School 1,110 895 124% Queens 25 Q185 J.H.S. 185 Edward Bleeker Middle School 1,508 1,242 121% Queens 25 Q193 P.S. 193 Alfred J. Kennedy Elementary School 571 497 115% Queens 25 Q219 P.S. 219 Paul Klapper K-8 672 633 106% Queens 25 Q129 P.S. 129 Patricia Larkin Elementary School 1,146 803 143% Queens 25 Q294 BELL Academy Middle School 369 283 130% 2016-2017 Overutilized Schools

Target School Enrollment Utilization % Borough District School Name School Type Capacity Code (2016-2017) (2016-2017) (2016-2017) Queens 25 Q281 East-West School of International Studies Secondary School 685 608 113% Queens 25 Q425 High School 3,571 2,329 153% Queens 25 Q032 P.S. 032 State Street Elementary School 974 618 158% Queens 25 Q184 P.S. 184 Flushing Manor Elementary School 517 369 140% Queens 25 Q670 Robert F. Kennedy Community High School High School 730 515 142% Queens 25 Q201 P.S. 201 The Discovery School for Inquiry and Research Elementary School 522 496 105% Queens 25 Q241 Queens High School for Language Studies High School 399 398 100% Queens 25 Q021 P.S. 021 Edward Hart Elementary School 1,406 946 149% Queens 25 Q237 I.S. 237 Middle School 1,339 1,124 119% Queens 25 Q460 High School 1,759 1,207 146% Queens 25 Q250 I.S. 250 The Robert F. Kennedy Community Middle School Middle School 398 340 117% Queens 25 Q022 P.S. 022 Thomas Jefferson Elementary School 892 630 142% Queens 25 Q209 P.S. 209 Clearview Gardens Elementary School 620 504 123% Queens 25 Q252 Queens School of Inquiry, The Secondary School 575 509 113% Queens 25 Q120 P.S. 120 Queens Elementary School 1,077 733 147% Queens 25 Q169 P.S. 169 Bay Terrace Elementary School 439 319 138% Queens 25 Q244 The Active Learning Elementary School Elementary School 461 252 183% Queens 25 Q079 P.S. 079 Francis Lewis Elementary School 1,095 811 135% Queens 25 Q025 I.S. 025 Adrien Block Middle School 957 886 108% Queens 25 Q240 Veritas Academy High School 547 327 167% Queens 25 Q242 P.S. 242 Leonard P. Stavisky Early Childhood School Elementary School 388 187 207% Queens 26 Q130 P.S. 130 Elementary School 357 247 145% Queens 26 Q018 P.S. 018 Winchester Elementary School 649 423 153% Queens 26 Q178 P.S./ IS 178 Holliswood K-8 534 455 117% Queens 26 Q177 P.S. Q177 K-12 492 435 113% Queens 26 Q266 P.S./I.S. 266 K-8 662 618 107% Queens 26 Q495 Bayside High School High School 3,181 2,121 150% Queens 26 Q046 P.S. 046 Alley Pond Elementary School 598 400 150% Queens 26 Q041 P.S. 041 Crocheron Elementary School 510 292 175% Queens 26 Q188 P.S. 188 Kingsbury Elementary School 716 596 120% Queens 26 Q203 P.S. 203 Oakland Gardens Elementary School 919 601 153% Queens 26 Q173 P.S. 173 Fresh Meadows Elementary School 945 866 109% Queens 26 Q221 P.S. 221 The North Hills School Elementary School 632 587 108% Queens 26 Q566 Queens High School of Teaching, Liberal Arts and the Sciences High School 1,119 1,075 104% Queens 26 Q216 J.H.S. 216 George J. Ryan Middle School 1,428 1,210 118% Queens 26 Q026 P.S. 026 Rufus King Elementary School 699 645 108% Queens 26 Q162 P.S. 162 John Golden Elementary School 702 449 156% Queens 26 Q415 Benjamin N. Cardozo High School High School 3,744 2,403 156% Queens 26 Q159 P.S. 159 Elementary School 673 550 122% Queens 26 Q191 P.S. 191 Mayflower Elementary School 403 268 150% Queens 26 Q186 P.S. 186 Castlewood Elementary School 396 264 150% Queens 26 Q205 P.S. 205 Alexander Graham Bell Elementary School 323 258 125% Queens 26 Q213 P.S. 213 The Carl Ullman School Elementary School 464 410 113% Queens 26 Q115 The James J. Ambrose School Elementary School 720 613 117% Queens 26 Q031 P.S. 031 Bayside Elementary School 556 379 147% Queens 26 Q430 Francis Lewis High School High School 4,463 2,151 207% Queens 26 Q315 Business Technology Early College High School High School 322 271 119% Queens 26 Q094 P.S. 094 David D. Porter Elementary School 365 229 159% Queens 27 Q051 P.S. 051 Early Childhood Center 233 114 204% Queens 27 Q066 P.S. 066 Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Elementary School 522 214 244% Queens 27 Q317 Waterside Children's Studio School Elementary School 491 361 136% 2016-2017 Overutilized Schools

Target School Enrollment Utilization % Borough District School Name School Type Capacity Code (2016-2017) (2016-2017) (2016-2017) Queens 27 Q056 P.S. 056 Harry Eichler Elementary School 390 372 105% Queens 27 Q475 Richmond Hill High School High School 1,813 1,715 106% Queens 27 Q105 P.S. 105 The Bay School K-8 834 730 114% Queens 27 Q063 P.S. 063 Old South Elementary School 1,323 1,132 117% Queens 27 Q060 P.S. 060 Woodhaven Elementary School 1,234 963 128% Queens 27 Q104 P.S. 104 The Bays Water Elementary School 730 602 121% Queens 27 Q155 P.S. 155 Elementary School 538 513 105% Queens 27 Q065 P.S. 65 - The Raymond York Elementary School Elementary School 461 385 120% Queens 27 Q254 P.S. 254 - The Rosa Parks School Elementary School 657 512 128% Queens 27 Q124 P.S. 124 Osmond A Church K-8 1,262 919 137% Queens 27 Q064 P.S. 064 Joseph P. Addabbo Elementary School 655 413 159% Queens 27 Q232 P.S. 232 Lindenwood K-8 1,037 775 134% Queens 27 Q047 P.S. 047 Chris Galas K-8 214 170 126% Queens 27 Q062 P. S. 62 - Chester Park School Elementary School 934 749 125% Queens 27 Q273 P.S. 273 Elementary School 365 249 147% Queens 27 Q123 P.S. 123 Elementary School 703 647 109% Queens 27 Q146 P.S. 146 Howard Beach K-8 709 538 132% Queens 27 Q308 Robert H. Goddard High School of Communication Arts and Technology High School 612 602 102% Queens 27 Q097 P.S. 097 Forest Park Elementary School 747 488 153% Queens 27 Q100 P.S. 100 Glen Morris Elementary School 974 914 107% Queens 27 Q090 P.S. 090 Horace Mann Elementary School 855 691 124% Queens 27 Q096 P.S. 096 Elementary School 311 179 174% Queens 27 Q137 M.S. 137 America's School of Heroes Middle School 1,930 1,568 123% Queens 27 Q108 P.S. 108 Captain Vincent G. Fowler Elementary School 1,490 1,244 120% Queens 27 Q362 Wave Preparatory Elementary School Elementary School 559 534 105% Queens 27 Q202 J.H.S. 202 Robert H. Goddard Middle School 1,093 1,022 107% Queens 27 Q650 High School for Construction Trades, Engineering and Architecture High School 1,015 861 118% Queens 27 Q253 P.S. 253 Elementary School 600 508 118% Queens 27 Q323 Scholars' Academy Secondary School 1,351 1,241 109% Queens 27 Q261 Voyages Prep - South Queens High School 291 259 112% Queens 27 Q480 John Adams High School High School 2,215 2,204 100% Queens 27 Q302 Queens High School for Information, Research, and Technology High School 450 311 145% Queens 27 Q106 Lighthouse Elementary School Elementary School 219 137 160% Queens 27 Q306 New York City Academy for Discovery Elementary School 454 265 171% Queens 27 Q114 P.S./M.S. 114 Belle Harbor K-8 663 569 117% Queens 27 Q316 Queens Explorers Elementary School Elementary School 356 341 104% Queens 27 Q320 New Visions Charter High School for Advanced Math and Science IV High School 255 240 106% Queens 28 Q312 Jamaica Children's School Elementary School 113 79 143% Queens 28 Q174 P.S. 174 William Sidney Mount Elementary School 674 555 121% Queens 28 Q182 P.S. 182 Samantha Smith Elementary School 796 720 111% Queens 28 Q117 P.S. 117 J. Keld / Briarwood School Elementary School 1,051 1,021 103% Queens 28 Q175 P.S. 175 The Lynn Gross Discovery School Elementary School 786 643 122% Queens 28 Q139 P.S. 139 Rego Park Elementary School 773 657 118% Queens 28 Q167 Metropolitan Expeditionary Learning School Secondary School 825 789 105% Queens 28 Q086 P.S. Q086 Elementary School 1,016 800 127% Queens 28 Q620 Thomas A. Edison Career and Technical Education High School High School 2,090 1,790 117% Queens 28 Q680 Queens Gateway to Health Sciences Secondary School Secondary School 704 640 110% Queens 28 Q157 J.H.S. 157 Stephen A. Halsey Middle School 1,572 1,417 111% Queens 28 Q121 P.S. 121 Queens Elementary School 939 708 133% Queens 28 Q054 P.S. 054 Hillside Elementary School 577 424 136% Queens 28 Q284 York Early College Academy Secondary School 620 582 107% 2016-2017 Overutilized Schools

Target School Enrollment Utilization % Borough District School Name School Type Capacity Code (2016-2017) (2016-2017) (2016-2017) Queens 28 Q161 P.S. 161 Arthur Ashe School Elementary School 740 588 126% Queens 28 Q896 Young Women's Leadership School, Queens Secondary School 566 507 112% Queens 28 Q220 P.S. 220 Edward Mandel Elementary School 707 539 131% Queens 28 Q055 P.S. 055 Maure Elementary School 522 457 114% Queens 28 Q325 Hillside Arts & Letters Academy High School 495 454 109% Queens 28 Q440 Forest Hills High School High School 3,903 2,007 194% Queens 28 Q082 P.S. 082 Hammond Elementary School 646 576 112% Queens 28 Q048 P.S. 048 William Wordsworth Elementary School 628 422 149% Queens 28 Q686 Queens Metropolitan High School High School 1,067 885 121% Queens 28 Q505 Hillcrest High School High School 3,422 2,617 131% Queens 28 Q687 Queens High School for the Sciences at York College High School 462 372 124% Queens 28 Q144 P.S. 144 Col Jeromus Remsen Elementary School 895 569 157% Queens 28 Q206 P.S. 206 The Horace Harding School Elementary School 602 469 128% Queens 28 Q196 P.S. 196 Grand Central Parkway Elementary School 959 711 135% Queens 28 Q303 The Academy for Excellence through the Arts Elementary School 208 112 186% Queens 28 Q287 The Emerson School Middle School 372 291 128% Queens 28 Q101 P.S. 101 School in the Gardens Elementary School 668 425 157% Queens 28 Q358 M.S. 358 Middle School 262 255 103% Queens 28 Q332 Redwood Middle School Middle School 329 125 263% Queens 29 Q095 P.S. 095 Eastwood Elementary School 1,508 976 155% Queens 29 Q036 P.S. 036 Saint Albans School Elementary School 466 350 133% Queens 29 Q195 P.S. 195 William Haberle Elementary School 579 512 113% Queens 29 Q295 P.S./I.S. 295 K-8 532 502 106% Queens 29 Q033 P.S. 033 Edward M. Funk Elementary School 989 972 102% Queens 29 Q015 P.S. 015 Jackie Robinson Elementary School 465 313 149% Queens 29 Q034 P.S. 034 John Harvard Elementary School 569 472 121% Queens 29 Q132 P.S. 132 Ralph Bunche Elementary School 386 337 115% Queens 29 Q116 P.S./I.S. 116 William C. Hughley K-8 766 726 106% Queens 29 Q248 Queens Preparatory Academy High School 480 472 102% Queens 29 Q268 P.S./I.S. 268 K-8 604 576 105% Queens 29 Q270 The Gordon Parks School K-8 706 584 121% Queens 29 Q283 Preparatory Academy for Writers: A College Board School Secondary School 609 515 118% Queens 29 Q131 P.S. 131 Abigail Adams Elementary School 871 461 189% Queens 29 Q251 P.S. 251 Queens Elementary School 354 327 108% Queens 30 Q304 VOICE Charter School of New York K-8 257 65 395% Queens 30 Q329 East Elmhurst Community School Elementary School 304 284 107% Queens 30 Q149 P.S. 149 Christa Mcauliffe Elementary School 1,102 1,039 106% Queens 30 Q069 P.S. 069 Jackson Heights Elementary School 1,035 952 109% Queens 30 Q148 P.S. 148 Queens Elementary School 980 851 115% Queens 30 Q127 P.S. 127 Aerospace Science Magnet School K-8 1,262 1,165 108% Queens 30 Q152 P.S. 152 Gwendoline N. Alleyne School Elementary School 1,205 998 121% Queens 30 Q112 P.S. 112 Dutch Kills Elementary School 510 402 127% Queens 30 Q011 P.S. 011 Kathryn Phelan Elementary School 1,122 926 121% Queens 30 Q145 I.S. 145 Joseph Pulitzer Middle School 1,865 1,658 112% Queens 30 Q166 P.S. 166 Henry Gradstein Elementary School 1,159 1,094 106% Queens 30 Q234 P.S. 234 Elementary School 558 555 101% Queens 30 Q122 P.S. 122 Mamie Fay K-8 1,366 1,249 109% Queens 30 Q675 Renaissance Charter School K-12 568 446 127% Queens 30 Q228 P.S. 228 Early Childhood Magnet School of the Arts Early Childhood Center 331 156 212% Queens 30 Q085 P.S. 085 Judge Charles Vallone Elementary School 605 466 130% Queens 30 Q002 P.S. 002 Alfred Zimberg Elementary School 592 591 100% 2016-2017 Overutilized Schools

Target School Enrollment Utilization % Borough District School Name School Type Capacity Code (2016-2017) (2016-2017) (2016-2017) Queens 30 Q501 Frank Sinatra School of the Arts High School High School 849 748 114% Queens 30 Q017 P.S. 017 Henry David Thoreau Elementary School 573 485 118% Queens 30 Q280 P.S. 280 Elementary School 723 496 146% Queens 30 Q212 P.S. 212 Elementary School 814 539 151% Queens 30 Q555 Newcomers High School High School 934 738 127% Queens 30 Q502 Information Technology High School High School 1,003 751 134% Queens 30 Q580 Baccalaureate School for Global Education Secondary School 518 394 131% Queens 30 Q291 Hunters Point Community Middle School Middle School 410 398 103% Queens 30 Q230 I.S. 230 Middle School 1,307 1,131 116% Queens 30 Q575 Academy of American Studies High School 999 554 180% Queens 30 Q222 P.S. Q222 - Fire Fighter Christopher A. Santora School Early Childhood Center 291 176 165% Queens 30 Q300 The 30th Avenue School (G&T Citywide) K-8 370 281 132% Queens 30 Q361 The Woodside Community School Elementary School 194 106 183% Staten Island 31 R003 P.S. 003 The Margaret Gioiosa School Elementary School 829 759 109% Staten Island 31 R058 Space Shuttle Columbia School Elementary School 730 717 102% Staten Island 31 R044 P.S. 044 Thomas C. Brown Elementary School 912 769 119% Staten Island 31 R038 P.S. 038 George Cromwell Elementary School 388 311 125% Staten Island 31 R021 P.S. 21 Margaret Emery-Elm Park Elementary School 380 348 109% Staten Island 31 R046 P.S. 046 Albert V. Maniscalco Elementary School 286 235 122% Staten Island 31 R460 Susan E. Wagner High School High School 3,301 2,902 114% Staten Island 31 R029 P.S. 029 Bardwell Elementary School 689 462 149% Staten Island 31 R018 P.S. 018 John G. Whittier Elementary School 575 559 103% Staten Island 31 R045 P.S. 045 John Tyler Elementary School 873 701 125% Staten Island 31 R035 P.S. 35 The Clove Valley School Elementary School 392 199 197% Staten Island 31 R022 P.S. 022 Graniteville Elementary School 1,018 920 111% Staten Island 31 R026 P.S. 026 The Carteret School Elementary School 242 161 150% Staten Island 31 R050 P.S. 050 Frank Hankinson Elementary School 798 738 108% Staten Island 31 R039 P.S. 39 Francis J. Murphy Jr. Elementary School 560 379 148% Staten Island 31 R069 P.S. 069 Daniel D. Tompkins Elementary School 960 920 104% Staten Island 31 R054 P.S. 054 Charles W. Leng Elementary School 776 654 119% Staten Island 31 R011 P.S. 11 Thomas Dongan School Elementary School 286 225 127% Staten Island 31 R048 P.S. 048 William G. Wilcox K-8 975 818 119% Staten Island 31 R455 Tottenville High School High School 3,911 3,540 110% Staten Island 31 R063 Marsh Avenue School for Expeditionary Learning Middle School 449 409 110% Staten Island 31 R605 Staten Island Technical High School High School 1,312 1,242 106% Staten Island 31 R053 The Barbara Esselborn School Elementary School 815 562 145% Staten Island 31 R034 I.S. 034 Tottenville Middle School 1,122 1,108 101% Staten Island 31 R023 P.S. 023 Richmondtown Elementary School 528 468 113% Staten Island 31 R078 P.S. 78 Elementary School 874 716 122% Staten Island 31 R041 The Stephanie A. Vierno School Elementary School 705 587 120% Staten Island 31 R013 P.S. 013 M. L. Lindemeyer Elementary School 881 556 158% Staten Island 31 R450 Curtis High School High School 2,558 1,626 157% Staten Island 31 R030 P.S. 030 Westerleigh Elementary School 812 659 123% Staten Island 31 R055 P.S. 055 Henry M. Boehm Elementary School 626 478 131% Staten Island 31 R042 P.S. 042 Eltingville Elementary School 1,018 908 112% Staten Island 31 R008 P.S. 8 Shirlee Solomon Elementary School 591 470 126% Staten Island 31 R019 P.S. 019 The Curtis School Elementary School 629 464 136% Staten Island 31 R065 P.S. 65 The Academy of Innovative Learning Elementary School 426 324 131% Staten Island 31 R861 Staten Island School of Civic Leadership K-8 925 649 143% Staten Island 31 R005 P.S. 005 Huguenot Elementary School 281 180 156% Staten Island 31 R001 P.S. 001 Tottenville Elementary School 497 421 118% 2016-2017 Overutilized Schools

Target School Enrollment Utilization % Borough District School Name School Type Capacity Code (2016-2017) (2016-2017) (2016-2017) Staten Island 31 R074 P.S. 74 Future Leaders Elementary School Elementary School 310 218 142% Staten Island 31 R020 P.S. 020 Port Richmond Elementary School 482 201 240% Staten Island 31 R010 Fort Hill Collaborative Elementary School Elementary School 146 59 247% Brooklyn 32 K784 Achievement First North Brooklyn Prep Charter School Elementary School 303 263 115% Brooklyn 32 K086 P.S. 086 The Irvington Elementary School 388 386 101% Brooklyn 32 K376 P.S. 376 Elementary School 555 551 101%

Appendix II:

List of Overutilized Buildings (School Year 2016-2017) 2016-2017 Overutilized Buildings

Target Enrollment (2016-Capacity (2016- Borough District Building ID Building Name Utilization % 2017) 2017) (2016-2017) Manhattan 1 M061 P.S. 61 - M 679 531 128% Manhattan 1 M022 N.E.S.T (OLD J22) - M 1,745 1,673 104% Manhattan 1 M110 P.S. 110 - M 383 379 101% Manhattan 2 M843 P.S. 234 ANNEX - M 151 88 172% Manhattan 2 M475 HEALTH PROFESSIONS HS (OL STY) - M 2,329 1,538 151% Manhattan 2 M840 P.S. 150 - M 186 124 150% Manhattan 2 M486 J. K. ONASSIS HS FOR INT CAREERS-M 641 437 147% Manhattan 2 M040 P.S. 40 - M 1,040 754 138% Manhattan 2 M190 P.S. 290 - M 592 461 128% Manhattan 2 M183 P.S. 183 - M 567 443 128% Manhattan 2 M641 CITY AS SCHOOL (OLD 95) - M 747 584 128% Manhattan 2 M824 MILLENNIUM HS - M 672 526 128% Manhattan 2 M267 P.S. 59 (MEETH) - M 401 318 126% Manhattan 2 M477 STUYVESANT HS (NEW) - M 3,379 2,756 123% Manhattan 2 M198 P.S. 198 - M 827 675 123% Manhattan 2 M451 LIBERTY HS - M 430 358 120% Manhattan 2 M006 P.S. 6 - M 683 577 118% Manhattan 2 M276 P.S./I.S. 276 - M 905 789 115% Manhattan 2 M011 P.S. 11 - M 931 820 114% Manhattan 2 M041 P.S. 41 - M 699 634 110% Manhattan 2 M003 P.S. 3 - M 778 711 109% Manhattan 2 M971 THE SPRUCE STREET EDUCATIONAL CAMPUS - M 536 490 109% Manhattan 2 M834 HS FOR ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES - M 1,565 1,438 109% Manhattan 2 M017 I.S. 17 - M 919 852 108% Manhattan 2 M234 P.S. 234 - M 532 497 107% Manhattan 2 M089 P.S./I.S. 89 - M 693 650 107% Manhattan 2 M896 NYC PUBLIC SCHOOL REPERTORY CO - M 246 232 106% Manhattan 2 M660 SCHL OF THE FUTURE (OLD BACON) - M 767 724 106% Manhattan 2 M873 MANHATTAN VILLAGE ACADEMY - M 432 409 106% Manhattan 2 M033 P.S. 33 - M 695 661 105% Manhattan 2 M488 MIDTOWN EAST CAMPUS - M 2,071 1,985 104% Manhattan 2 M130 P.S. 130 - M 962 923 104% 2016-2017 Overutilized Buildings

Target Enrollment (2016-Capacity (2016- Borough District Building ID Building Name Utilization % 2017) 2017) (2016-2017) Manhattan 2 M877 NEW YORK HARBOR SCHOOL - M 460 446 103% Manhattan 2 M271 P.S./I.S. 217 - M 613 595 103% Manhattan 2 M912 BEACON HIGH SCHOOL - M 1,393 1,363 102% Manhattan 2 M905 BALLET TECH/PUB. SCL FOR DANCE - M 150 147 102% Manhattan 3 M185 P.S. 185 (TANDEM M208) - M 507 367 138% Manhattan 3 M199 P.S. 199 - M 884 653 135% Manhattan 3 M485 FIORELLO LAGUARDIA HS - M 2,697 2,129 127% Manhattan 3 M118 I.S. 118 - M 1,128 980 115% Manhattan 3 M841 P.S. 811 (OLD P148/LIVINGS HS) - M 201 177 114% Manhattan 3 M163 P.S. 163 - M** 573 526 109% Manhattan 3 M009 P.S. 9 - M 834 802 104% Manhattan 3 M075 P.S. 75 - M 769 752 102% Manhattan 3 M113 P.S. 241 - M 970 953 102% Manhattan 4 M083 P.S. 83 - M 806 613 131% Manhattan 4 M107 THE HERITAGE SCHOOL - M 321 246 130% Manhattan 4 M646 SCL COOP TECH ED (MNH VOC HS) - M 704 572 123% Manhattan 4 M171 P.S. 171 - M 1,051 884 119% Manhattan 4 M101 P.S. 101 - M 896 841 107% Manhattan 4 M057 P.S. 57 - M 833 787 106% Manhattan 4 M495 PARK EAST HS - M 417 404 103% Manhattan 4 M206 P.S. 206 (TANDEM M112) - M 661 641 103% Manhattan 4 M435 MANHTN CT FOR MATH & SCI. HS - M 1,824 1,818 100% Manhattan 5 M916 TEACHERS COLLEGE COMMUNITY SCHOOL - M 273 160 171% Manhattan 5 M371 P.S. 318 - M 223 160 139% Manhattan 5 M123 P.S. 123 - M 925 814 114% Manhattan 5 M223 I.S. 223 (MOTT HALL) - M 286 265 108% Manhattan 5 M092 P.S. 92 - M 964 895 108% Manhattan 5 M197 P.S. 197 - M 643 611 105% Manhattan 5 M125 P.S. 125 - M 1,229 1,177 104% Manhattan 6 M187 P.S./I.S. 187 - M 807 540 149% Manhattan 6 M176 P.S./I.S. 176 - M 704 485 145% Manhattan 6 M918 P.S./IS 278 - M 551 395 139% 2016-2017 Overutilized Buildings

Target Enrollment (2016-Capacity (2016- Borough District Building ID Building Name Utilization % 2017) 2017) (2016-2017) Manhattan 6 M093 P.S./I.S. 210 - M 453 356 127% Manhattan 6 M008 P.S. 8 - M 563 446 126% Manhattan 6 M263 P.S./I.S. 263 - M 563 455 124% Manhattan 6 M115 P.S. 115 - M 981 806 122% Manhattan 6 M004 P.S. 4 - M 610 507 120% Manhattan 6 M876 GREGORIO LUPERON PREP. SCHOOL - M 508 439 116% Manhattan 6 M528 I.S. 528 - M 199 173 115% Manhattan 6 M814 THE COMMUNITY HEALTH ACADEMY OF THE HEIGHTS - M 663 577 115% Manhattan 6 M048 P.S. 48 - M** 605 527 115% Manhattan 6 M898 P.S. 18 - M 362 331 109% Manhattan 6 M845 P.S. 98 MINISCHOOL - M 71 66 108% Manhattan 6 M132 P.S. 132 - M 656 614 107% Manhattan 6 M540 A. PHILLIP RANDOLPH HS - M 1,447 1,424 102% Manhattan 6 M128 P.S. 128 - M 849 844 101% Bronx 7 X855 P.S. 30 ANNEX - X 60 42 143% Bronx 7 X065 P.S. 65 - X 734 581 126% Bronx 7 X018 P.S. 18 - X 601 500 120% Bronx 7 X030 P.S. 30 - X 832 713 117% Bronx 7 X025 P.S. 25 - X 500 448 112% Bronx 7 X005 P.S. 5 - X 722 698 103% Bronx 7 X149 J.H.S. 149 - X 1,354 1,314 103% Bronx 8 X893 P.S. 93 MINISCHOOL - X 200 66 303% Bronx 8 X107 P.S. 107 - X 807 511 158% Bronx 8 X880 P.S. 69 ANNEX - X 151 97 156% Bronx 8 X119 P.S. 119 - X** 604 401 151% Bronx 8 X014 P.S. 14 - X** 576 387 149% Bronx 8 X071 P.S. 71 - X** 1,695 1,260 135% Bronx 8 X138 P.S. 138 - X** 739 551 134% Bronx 8 X823 I.S. 123 MINISCHOOL - X 198 149 133% Bronx 8 X392 THE CASITA MARIA CENTER FOR ARTS AND EDUCATION - X 645 559 115% Bronx 8 X869 P.S. 69 MINISCHOOL - X 150 131 115% Bronx 8 X130 P.S. 130 - X 516 455 113% 2016-2017 Overutilized Buildings

Target Enrollment (2016-Capacity (2016- Borough District Building ID Building Name Utilization % 2017) 2017) (2016-2017) Bronx 8 X146 P.S. 146 - X 645 571 113% Bronx 8 X072 P.S. 72 - X 858 792 108% Bronx 8 X182 P.S. 182 - X 990 929 107% Bronx 8 X069 P.S. 69 - X 304 297 102% Bronx 8 X131 I.S. 131 - X 1,236 1,209 102% Bronx 8 X036 P.S. 36 - X 743 731 102% Bronx 9 X170 P.S. 170 (ECC) - X 276 121 228% Bronx 9 X163 P.S. 163 - X** 523 265 197% Bronx 9 X874 P.S. 53 MINISCHOOL #2 - X 230 130 177% Bronx 9 X035 P.S. 35 - X 671 424 158% Bronx 9 X851 P.S. 53 MINISCHOOL #1 - X 280 204 137% Bronx 9 X064 P.S. 64 - X** 907 711 128% Bronx 9 X890 P.S. 90 MINISCHOOL - X 210 165 127% Bronx 9 X114 P.S. 114 - X 795 625 127% Bronx 9 X240 DOE NEW SETTLEMENT COMMUNITY CAMPUS - X 1,199 959 125% Bronx 9 X338 MORRIS HEIGHTS EDUCATIONAL COMPLEX - X 665 555 120% Bronx 9 X876 BRONX LEADERSHIP ACADEMY - X 651 552 118% Bronx 9 X109 P.S. 109 - X 602 521 116% Bronx 9 X172 P.S. 11 ANNEX (P172 ECC) - X 231 202 114% Bronx 9 X073 P.S. 73 - X 734 649 113% Bronx 9 X970 BATHGATE HS - X 1,422 1,269 112% Bronx 9 X173 P.S. 236 - X 312 289 108% Bronx 9 X110 P.S. 110 - X 829 779 106% Bronx 9 X460 HS OF LAW, GOV'T & JUSTICE - X 774 731 106% Bronx 9 X465 EAGLE ACADEMY FOR YOUNG MEN - X 526 500 105% Bronx 9 X028 P.S. 28 - X 751 719 104% Bronx 9 X002 MORRISANIA SEC ED COMPLEX-X 891 864 103% Bronx 9 X235 P.S./I.S. 218 - X 1,020 1,004 102% Bronx 9 X870 P.S. 70 MINISCHOOL - X 218 215 101% Bronx 9 X285 HIGHBRIDGE ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION CAMPUS - X 391 387 101% Bronx 9 X171 P.S. 4 ANNEX (P171 ECC) - X 203 201 101% Bronx 9 X104 P.S. 199 - X 800 793 101% 2016-2017 Overutilized Buildings

Target Enrollment (2016-Capacity (2016- Borough District Building ID Building Name Utilization % 2017) 2017) (2016-2017) Bronx 10 X827 P.S. 226 (VAN CARPENTER) - X 286 97 295% Bronx 10 X832 P.S. 32 MINISCHOOL - X 210 85 247% Bronx 10 X886 P.S. 86 ANNEX - X 400 171 234% Bronx 10 X891 P.S. 91 MINISCHOOL - X 137 69 199% Bronx 10 X209 P.S. 209 - X 284 149 191% Bronx 10 X822 P.S. 310 MINISCHOOL - X 186 98 190% Bronx 10 X896 P.S. 279 ANNEX - X 125 72 174% Bronx 10 X859 P.S. 315 - X 274 158 173% Bronx 10 X842 P.S. 95 ANNEX - X 50 30 167% Bronx 10 X361 P.S. 94 ANNEX - X 610 408 150% Bronx 10 X340 P.S. 340 - X 659 448 147% Bronx 10 X007 P.S. 7 - X 756 538 141% Bronx 10 X015 P.S. 15 - X 1,279 914 140% Bronx 10 X808 P.S. 8 MINISCHOOL - X 148 106 140% Bronx 10 X205 P.S. 205A (ECF) - X 710 514 138% Bronx 10 X086 P.S. 86 - X 1,525 1,131 135% Bronx 10 X008 P.S. 8 - X 924 692 134% Bronx 10 X864 P.S. 205B (ECF) - X 330 250 132% Bronx 10 X081 P.S. 81 - X 740 572 129% Bronx 10 X024 P.S. 24 - X 964 746 129% Bronx 10 X445 BRONX HS OF SCIENCE - X 2,979 2,307 129% Bronx 10 X056 P.S. 56 - X 699 542 129% Bronx 10 X831 P.S. 46 ANNEX - X 128 100 128% Bronx 10 X279 P.S. 279 - X 1,000 808 124% Bronx 10 X868 P.S. 86 MINISCHOOL - X 180 146 123% Bronx 10 X033 P.S. 33 - X 782 640 122% Bronx 10 X080 I.S. 80/P.S. 280 - X 1,546 1,303 119% Bronx 10 X095 P.S. 95 - X 1,727 1,456 119% Bronx 10 X930 P.S. 9 TEMP. C.R. BLDG. - X 146 124 118% Bronx 10 X843 P.S. 246 (POE CENTER) - X 734 634 116% Bronx 10 X283 JONAS BRONCK ACADEMY - X 266 231 115% Bronx 10 X037 P.S. 37 - X 623 542 115% 2016-2017 Overutilized Buildings

Target Enrollment (2016-Capacity (2016- Borough District Building ID Building Name Utilization % 2017) 2017) (2016-2017) Bronx 10 X032 P.S. 32 - X 610 531 115% Bronx 10 X159 P.S. 159 - X 193 169 114% Bronx 10 X905 HS OF AMERICAN STUDIES - X 377 333 113% Bronx 10 X020 P.S. 20 - X 1,169 1,034 113% Bronx 10 X023 P.S. 23 - X 520 462 113% Bronx 10 X085 P.S. 85 - X 914 820 111% Bronx 10 X094 P.S. 94 - X 661 596 111% Bronx 10 X939 P.S. 33 ANNEX - X 212 192 110% Bronx 10 X026 P.S. 396 - X 902 822 110% Bronx 10 X054 P.S. 54 - X 501 463 108% Bronx 10 X059 P.S. 59 - X 532 498 107% Bronx 10 X931 P.S. 20 TEMP. C.R. BLDG. - X 50 47 106% Bronx 10 X141 M.S./H.S. 141 - X 1,459 1,392 105% Bronx 10 X360 P.S. 360 - X 507 486 104% Bronx 10 X046 P.S. 46 - X 734 718 102% Bronx 10 X781 P.S. 51 - X 234 229 102% Bronx 10 X932 I.S. 118 TEMP. C.R. BLDG. - X 191 190 101% Bronx 11 X087 P.S. 87 - X** 601 344 175% Bronx 11 X019 P.S. 19 - X 517 298 173% Bronx 11 X108 P.S. 108 - X** 596 345 173% Bronx 11 X926 P.S. 76 TEMP. C.R. BLDG. - X 250 158 158% Bronx 11 X097 P.S. 97 - X** 574 364 158% Bronx 11 X169 THE WILLIE ELLA PASCHAL BOWMAN CAMPUS - X 414 266 156% Bronx 11 X919 P.S. 89 TEMP. C.R. BLDG. - X 244 169 144% Bronx 11 X041 P.S. 41 - X 935 682 137% Bronx 11 X935 P.S. 105 TEMP. C.R. BLDG. - X 367 269 136% Bronx 11 X160 P.S. 160 - X 762 570 134% Bronx 11 X175 P.S. 175 - X** 344 258 133% Bronx 11 X194 P.S./I.S. 194 - X 1,390 1,043 133% Bronx 11 X103 P.S. 103 - X 946 730 130% Bronx 11 X078 P.S. 78 - X 823 646 127% Bronx 11 X292 THE DOMINIC CASTORE EDUCATIONAL COMPLEX - X 274 220 125% 2016-2017 Overutilized Buildings

Target Enrollment (2016-Capacity (2016- Borough District Building ID Building Name Utilization % 2017) 2017) (2016-2017) Bronx 11 X722 P.S. 721 (OTC) - X 379 310 122% Bronx 11 X981 P.S. 83 ANNEX - X 826 678 122% Bronx 11 X498 THE LT. CURTIS MEYRAN AND JOHN BELLEW EDUCATION COMPLEX - X 1,011 837 121% Bronx 11 X178 P.S. 178 - X 694 589 118% Bronx 11 X923 P.S. 103 TEMP. C.R. BLDG. - X 248 217 114% Bronx 11 X106 P.S. 106 - X 1,109 979 113% Bronx 11 X021 P.S. 21 - X 681 614 111% Bronx 11 X083 P.S. 83 - X 924 847 109% Bronx 11 X121 P.S. 121 - X 842 775 109% Bronx 11 X917 P.S. 97 TEMP. C.R. BLDG. - X 167 156 107% Bronx 11 X076 P.S. 76 - X 729 682 107% Bronx 11 X016 P.S. 16 - X** 404 379 107% Bronx 11 X839 BRONX HS FOR THE VISUAL ARTS - X 533 513 104% Bronx 11 X089 P.S. 89 - X 1,266 1,228 103% Bronx 11 X127 I.S. 127 - X 1,119 1,101 102% Bronx 11 X096 P.S. 96 - X 955 947 101% Bronx 11 X012 P.S. 12 - X 280 279 100% Bronx 11 X181 I.S. 181 - X 1,054 1,053 100% Bronx 12 X358 SOUTHERN BOULEVARD COMMUNITY CAMPUS 159 103 154% Bronx 12 X047 P.S. 47 - X 1,142 786 145% Bronx 12 X982 P.S. 197 TEMP. C.R. BLDG S - X 250 175 143% Bronx 12 X976 P.S. 197 TEMP. C.R. BLDG. N - X 244 171 143% Bronx 12 X973 M.S./H.S. 270 - X 682 501 136% Bronx 12 X077 P.S. 195 - X 1,472 1,095 134% Bronx 12 X234 P.S. 234 (PAIRED W I129) - X** 666 516 129% Bronx 12 X102 P.S. 102 - X 1,263 1,074 118% Bronx 12 X057 P.S. 57 - X 806 718 112% Bronx 12 X150 P.S. 150 - X 909 829 110% Bronx 12 X067 P.S. 67 - X** 1,190 1,166 102% Bronx 12 X129 I.S. 129 (PAIRED W P234) - X 909 895 102% Bronx 12 X066 P.S. 66 - X 978 977 100% Brooklyn 13 K020 P.S. 20 - K 927 718 129% 2016-2017 Overutilized Buildings

Target Enrollment (2016-Capacity (2016- Borough District Building ID Building Name Utilization % 2017) 2017) (2016-2017) Brooklyn 13 K430 BROOKLYN TECH HS - K 5,682 4,468 127% Brooklyn 13 K008 P.S. 8 - K 690 549 126% Brooklyn 13 K994 BEDFORD ACADEMY - K 358 299 120% Brooklyn 13 K011 P.S. 11 - K 876 754 116% Brooklyn 13 K009 P.S. 9 - K 1,212 1,055 115% Brooklyn 13 K067 P.S. 67 - K 677 634 107% Brooklyn 13 K282 P.S. 282 - K 821 793 104% Brooklyn 14 K319 P.S. 319 - K 130 90 144% Brooklyn 14 K034 P.S. 34 - K 489 361 135% Brooklyn 14 K059 P.S. 59 - K 686 555 124% Brooklyn 14 K132 P.S. 132 - K 698 578 121% Brooklyn 14 K778 EL PUENTE HS - K 242 213 114% Brooklyn 14 K017 P.S. 17 - K 801 723 111% Brooklyn 14 K148 P.S. 373 (OLD P148) - K 323 308 105% Brooklyn 14 K650 HARRY VANARSDALE VOC HS(WHITNEY)-K 1,777 1,728 103% Brooklyn 15 K039 P.S. 39 - K 416 231 180% Brooklyn 15 K172 P.S. 172 - K 594 373 159% Brooklyn 15 K812 P.S. 1 ANNEX - K 122 77 158% Brooklyn 15 K107 P.S. 107 - K 578 368 157% Brooklyn 15 K169 P.S. 169 - K 1,600 1,061 151% Brooklyn 15 K763 P.S. 118 MAURICE SENDAK COMMUNITY SCHOOL - K 285 198 144% Brooklyn 15 K001 P.S. 1 - K 1,077 783 138% Brooklyn 15 K131 P.S. 131 - K 1,040 770 135% Brooklyn 15 K094 P.S. 94 - K 1,437 1,067 135% Brooklyn 15 K154 P.S. 154 - K 530 394 135% Brooklyn 15 K321 P.S. 321 - K 1,202 912 132% Brooklyn 15 K029 P.S. 29 - K 967 750 129% Brooklyn 15 K871 COMM SCHL COMP ED (PRG GIRLS) - K 214 167 128% Brooklyn 15 K058 P.S. 58 - K 959 760 126% Brooklyn 15 K834 P.S. 372 (OUR LADY OF PEACE)-K 477 387 123% Brooklyn 15 K369 P.S. 369 (COY COX SCHOOL) - K 154 125 123% Brooklyn 15 K032 P.S. 32 - K** 729 599 122% 2016-2017 Overutilized Buildings

Target Enrollment (2016-Capacity (2016- Borough District Building ID Building Name Utilization % 2017) 2017) (2016-2017) Brooklyn 15 K010 P.S. 10 - K 928 773 120% Brooklyn 15 K124 P.S. 124 - K 347 293 118% Brooklyn 15 K051 I.S. 51 - K 1,125 955 118% Brooklyn 15 K845 P.S. 295 - K 1,029 898 115% Brooklyn 15 K230 P.S. 230 - K 775 679 114% Brooklyn 15 K130 P.S. 130 - K 462 405 114% Brooklyn 15 K333 P.S. 516 SUNSET PARK AVENUES ELEMENTARY SCHOOL - K 351 321 109% Brooklyn 15 K261 P.S. 261 - K** 783 717 109% Brooklyn 15 K024 P.S. 24 - K 677 659 103% Brooklyn 15 K564 SUNSET PARK HS - K 1,362 1,357 100% Brooklyn 16 K987 BROOKLYN HIGH SCHOOL FOR LAW AND TECHNOLOGY - K 658 607 108% Brooklyn 17 K399 P.S. 399 - K 470 184 255% Brooklyn 17 K590 MIDDLE COLLEGE HS - K 1,252 705 178% Brooklyn 17 K022 P.S. 22 - K 751 509 148% Brooklyn 17 K249 P.S. 249 - K 901 682 132% Brooklyn 17 K161 P.S. 161 - K 788 626 126% Brooklyn 17 K006 P.S. 6 - K 738 639 115% Brooklyn 17 K889 P.S. 189 MINISCHOOL - K 135 117 115% Brooklyn 18 K835 P.S. 235 MINISCHOOL - K 220 158 139% Brooklyn 18 K114 P.S. 114 - K 811 802 101% Brooklyn 18 K066 P.S. 66 - K 859 855 100% Brooklyn 19 K819 EAST NY FAMILY ACADEMY - K** 511 347 147% Brooklyn 19 K108 P.S. 108 - K 996 680 146% Brooklyn 19 K214 P.S. 214 - K 941 713 132% Brooklyn 19 K851 P.S. 159 MINISCHOOL - K 242 190 127% Brooklyn 19 K848 P.S. 149 ANNEX - K 54 45 120% Brooklyn 19 K007 P.S. 7 - K** 922 801 115% Brooklyn 19 K013 P.S. 13 - K 973 941 103% Brooklyn 19 K290 P.S. 290 - K 537 527 102% Brooklyn 19 K814 CYPRESS HILLS COMMUNITY SCHOOL - K 462 460 100% Brooklyn 20 K490 FORT HAMILTON HS - K 4,551 2,391 190% Brooklyn 20 K127 P.S. 127 - K 523 300 174% 2016-2017 Overutilized Buildings

Target Enrollment (2016-Capacity (2016- Borough District Building ID Building Name Utilization % 2017) 2017) (2016-2017) Brooklyn 20 K445 NEW UTRECHT HS - K 3,667 2,253 163% Brooklyn 20 K971 P.S. 971 - K 374 238 157% Brooklyn 20 K176 P.S. 176 - K 1,399 919 152% Brooklyn 20 K247 P.S. 247 - K 850 563 151% Brooklyn 20 K105 P.S. 105 - K 1,598 1,070 149% Brooklyn 20 K310 PS 310 THE SCHOOL FOR FUTURE LEADERS - K 424 294 144% Brooklyn 20 K314 P.S. 314 - K 1,930 1,371 141% Brooklyn 20 K205 P.S. 205 - K 1,246 906 138% Brooklyn 20 K204 P.S. 204 - K 1,195 873 137% Brooklyn 20 K102 P.S. 102 - K 1,428 1,050 136% Brooklyn 20 K180 P.S. 180 - K 1,277 962 133% Brooklyn 20 K069 P.S. 69 - K 855 645 133% Brooklyn 20 K170 P.S. 170 - K 1,065 808 132% Brooklyn 20 K200 P.S. 200 - K 1,299 1,009 129% Brooklyn 20 K521 PS 160 ANNEX - K 650 508 128% Brooklyn 20 K185 P.S. 185 - K 673 526 128% Brooklyn 20 K229 P.S. 229 - K 1,240 980 127% Brooklyn 20 K989 P.S. 104/P.S. 185 ANNEX-K 266 215 124% Brooklyn 20 K048 P.S. 48 - K 590 477 124% Brooklyn 20 K264 PS 264 BAY RIDGE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL FOR THE ARTS - K 539 437 123% Brooklyn 20 K186 P.S. 186 - K 1,009 825 122% Brooklyn 20 K505 FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT HS - K 3,183 2,623 121% Brooklyn 20 K160 P.S. 160 - K 686 572 120% Brooklyn 20 K104 P.S. 104 - K 1,041 871 120% Brooklyn 20 K164 P.S. 164 - K 745 645 116% Brooklyn 20 K112 P.S. 112 - K** 405 362 112% Brooklyn 20 K201 I.S. 201 - K 1,522 1,363 112% Brooklyn 20 K163 P.S. 163 - K 555 501 111% Brooklyn 20 K259 I.S. 259 - K 1,758 1,597 110% Brooklyn 20 K223 I.S. 223 - K 1,562 1,424 110% Brooklyn 20 K179 P.S. 179 - K** 913 851 107% Brooklyn 20 K807 P.S./ I.S. 163 - K 641 601 107% 2016-2017 Overutilized Buildings

Target Enrollment (2016-Capacity (2016- Borough District Building ID Building Name Utilization % 2017) 2017) (2016-2017) Brooklyn 20 K485 TELECOM. ARTS & TECH. - K 1,294 1,242 104% Brooklyn 20 K220 I.S. 220 - K 1,489 1,446 103% Brooklyn 20 K486 I.S. 187 - K 892 882 101% Brooklyn 21 K101 P.S. 101 - K 885 559 158% Brooklyn 21 K253 P.S. 253 - K** 913 601 152% Brooklyn 21 K097 P.S. 97 - K** 844 585 144% Brooklyn 21 K215 P.S. 215 - K 929 652 142% Brooklyn 21 K128 P.S. 128 (TANDEM BROOKLYN STUDIO) - K 440 335 131% Brooklyn 21 K177 P.S. 177 - K 968 752 129% Brooklyn 21 K153 P.S. 153 - K 536 427 126% Brooklyn 21 K525 EDWARD R. MURROW HS - K 3,943 3,206 123% Brooklyn 21 K100 P.S. 100 - K 832 695 120% Brooklyn 21 K721 BROOKLYN STUDIO (TANDEM K128) - K 949 798 119% Brooklyn 21 K099 P.S. 99 - K 879 753 117% Brooklyn 21 K121 P.S. 121 - K 350 302 116% Brooklyn 21 K281 I.S. 281 - K 1,548 1,362 114% Brooklyn 21 K225 P.S. 225 - K 1,109 1,003 111% Brooklyn 21 K216 P.S. 216 - K 740 676 109% Brooklyn 21 K228 I.S. 228 - K 1,383 1,300 106% Brooklyn 21 K540 JOHN DEWEY HS - K 2,340 2,201 106% Brooklyn 21 K095 P.S. 95 - K** 923 883 105% Brooklyn 21 K288 P.S. 288 - K 681 654 104% Brooklyn 21 K043 I.S. 98 - K 1,568 1,514 104% Brooklyn 21 K410 ABRAHAM LINCOLN HS - K 2,055 1,991 103% Brooklyn 21 K212 P.S. 212 - K 697 678 103% Brooklyn 21 K209 P.S. 209 - K** 713 698 102% Brooklyn 21 K199 P.S. 199 - K 521 519 100% Brooklyn 22 K852 P.S. 326 - K 201 102 197% Brooklyn 22 K555 BKLYN COLL ACAD (AT BKLYN COLL)-K 289 177 163% Brooklyn 22 K405 MIDWOOD HS - K 4,017 2,462 163% Brooklyn 22 K254 P.S. 254 - K 784 521 150% Brooklyn 22 K255 P.S. 255 - K 970 653 149% 2016-2017 Overutilized Buildings

Target Enrollment (2016-Capacity (2016- Borough District Building ID Building Name Utilization % 2017) 2017) (2016-2017) Brooklyn 22 K425 JAMES MADISON HS - K 3,418 2,301 149% Brooklyn 22 K206 P.S. 206 - K 1,492 1,052 142% Brooklyn 22 K195 P.S. 195 - K 476 340 140% Brooklyn 22 K207 P.S. 207 - K 989 708 140% Brooklyn 22 K839 P.S. 134 MINISCHOOL - K 153 123 124% Brooklyn 22 K139 P.S. 139 - K 975 797 122% Brooklyn 22 K234 I.S. 234 - K 1,982 1,629 122% Brooklyn 22 K729 P.S. 207 ANNEX - K 303 250 121% Brooklyn 22 K119 P.S. 119 - K 443 367 121% Brooklyn 22 K277 P.S. 277 - K 433 361 120% Brooklyn 22 K217 P.S. 217 - K 1,193 1,002 119% Brooklyn 22 K849 P.S. 134 - K 409 345 119% Brooklyn 22 K735 P.S. 245 - K 303 261 116% Brooklyn 22 K052 P.S. 52 - K 850 757 112% Brooklyn 22 K535 LEON GOLDSTEIN HS - K 1,122 1,007 111% Brooklyn 22 K222 P.S. 222 - K 911 841 108% Brooklyn 22 K236 P.S. 236 - K** 605 570 106% Brooklyn 22 K193 P.S. 193 - K 803 762 105% Brooklyn 22 K152 P.S. 152 - K 1,171 1,132 103% Brooklyn 23 K284 P.S. 284 - K 931 659 141% Brooklyn 23 K854 P.S. 178 AX (BED STUY ECC 1)-K 85 68 125% Brooklyn 23 K332 P.S. 332 - K 1,078 868 124% Brooklyn 23 K396 P.S. 396 (TANDEM K327-D23) - K 216 206 105% Queens 24 Q843 P.S. 143 MINISCHOOL - Q 400 206 194% Queens 24 Q028 P.S. 28 (ECC) - Q 527 297 177% Queens 24 Q520 MIDDLE COLLEGE CAMPUS - Q 1,037 661 157% Queens 24 Q089 P.S. 89 - Q 1,995 1,293 154% Queens 24 Q878 P.S. 128 ANNEX - Q 200 130 154% Queens 24 Q049 P.S. 49 - Q 1,131 759 149% Queens 24 Q012 P.S. 12 - Q 1,248 847 147% Queens 24 Q260 P.S. 307- Q 1,002 687 146% Queens 24 Q247 P.S. 128 - Q 804 553 145% 2016-2017 Overutilized Buildings

Target Enrollment (2016-Capacity (2016- Borough District Building ID Building Name Utilization % 2017) 2017) (2016-2017) Queens 24 Q014 P.S. 14 - Q 1,613 1,152 140% Queens 24 Q019 P.S. 19 - Q 1,530 1,108 138% Queens 24 Q610 AVIATION HS - Q 2,114 1,554 136% Queens 24 Q287 P.S. 330 - Q 572 421 136% Queens 24 Q229 P.S. 229 - Q 1,460 1,081 135% Queens 24 Q456 HS FOR ARTS AND BUS. (OL NUTN X)-Q 804 596 135% Queens 24 Q777 P.S. 199 ANNEX (@ ST. TERESA'S) - Q 152 113 135% Queens 24 Q721 P.S. 16 (OLD Q721 SPED) - Q 1,545 1,151 134% Queens 24 Q125 I.S. 125 - Q** 1,508 1,157 130% Queens 24 Q908 P.S. 143 ANNEX - Q 275 211 130% Queens 24 Q087 P.S. 87 - Q 592 463 128% Queens 24 Q119 I.S. 119 - Q 1,237 985 126% Queens 24 Q143 P.S. 143 - Q** 1,034 830 125% Queens 24 Q600 QUEENS VOC HS - Q 1,544 1,240 125% Queens 24 Q102 P.S./I.S. 102 - Q 1,318 1,071 123% Queens 24 Q877 51ST AVENUE ACADEMY - Q 460 378 122% Queens 24 Q013 P.S. 13 - Q 1,606 1,337 120% Queens 24 Q113 P.S./I.S. 113 - Q 926 789 117% Queens 24 Q735 QUEENS HIGH SCHOOL COMPLEX - Q 1,587 1,360 117% Queens 24 Q153 P.S. 153 - Q 1,269 1,089 117% Queens 24 Q007 P.S. 7 - Q 1,121 967 116% Queens 24 Q585 MASPETH HIGH SCHOOL - Q 1,093 955 114% Queens 24 Q005 I.S. 5 - Q 1,935 1,723 112% Queens 24 Q315 THE TIFFANY SCHOOL 1,050 946 111% Queens 24 Q088 P.S. 88 - Q 1,043 969 108% Queens 24 Q081 P.S. 81 - Q** 622 585 106% Queens 24 Q848 P.S. 81 ANNEX (OLD 75) - Q 135 127 106% Queens 24 Q091 P.S. 91 - Q 765 720 106% Queens 24 Q073 I.S. 73 - Q 1,650 1,560 106% Queens 24 Q058 P.S. 58 - Q 1,115 1,059 105% Queens 24 Q068 P.S. 68 - Q 681 649 105% Queens 24 Q269 P.S./I.S. 269 - Q 294 281 105% 2016-2017 Overutilized Buildings

Target Enrollment (2016-Capacity (2016- Borough District Building ID Building Name Utilization % 2017) 2017) (2016-2017) Queens 24 Q320 THE RIDGEWOOD SCHOOL 417 399 105% Queens 24 Q290 THE GERALDINE FERRARO CAMPUS - Q 598 586 102% Queens 24 Q061 I.S. 61 - Q 2,175 2,149 101% Queens 25 Q242 P.S. 242 - (ECC) - Q 388 187 207% Queens 25 Q244 P.S. 244 ECC (@ FRANKLIN AVE) - Q 461 252 183% Queens 25 Q032 P.S. 32 - Q** 974 618 158% Queens 25 Q425 JOHN BOWNE HS - Q** 3,571 2,329 153% Queens 25 Q021 P.S. 21 - Q 1,406 946 149% Queens 25 Q120 P.S. 120 - Q 1,077 733 147% Queens 25 Q129 P.S. 129 - Q** 1,146 803 143% Queens 25 Q707 R. F. KENNEDY COMM. MIDDLE/HS-Q 730 515 142% Queens 25 Q022 P.S. 22 - Q** 892 630 142% Queens 25 Q184 P.S. 184 - Q 517 369 140% Queens 25 Q460 FLUSHING HS - Q 2,728 1,969 139% Queens 25 Q024 P.S. 24 - Q 865 632 137% Queens 25 Q079 P.S. 79 - Q** 1,095 811 135% Queens 25 Q169 P.S. 169 - Q 808 602 134% Queens 25 Q214 P.S. 214 - Q 551 417 132% Queens 25 Q154 P.S. 154 - Q 773 596 130% Queens 25 Q515 TOWNSEND HARRIS HS - Q 1,126 905 124% Queens 25 Q168 J.H.S. 168 - Q** 1,159 948 122% Queens 25 Q185 J.H.S. 185 - Q 1,508 1,242 121% Queens 25 Q237 J.H.S. 237 - Q 2,024 1,732 117% Queens 25 Q029 P.S. 29 - Q 717 621 115% Queens 25 Q193 P.S. 193 - Q** 571 497 115% Queens 25 Q209 P.S. 209 - Q 693 609 114% Queens 25 Q107 P.S. 107 - Q 1,088 965 113% Queens 25 Q020 P.S. 20 - Q 1,366 1,245 110% Queens 25 Q219 P.S. 219 - Q 672 633 106% Queens 25 Q201 P.S. 201 - Q 522 496 105% Queens 25 Q165 P.S. 165 - Q 758 721 105% Queens 26 Q430 FRANCIS LEWIS HS - Q** 4,472 2,151 208% 2016-2017 Overutilized Buildings

Target Enrollment (2016-Capacity (2016- Borough District Building ID Building Name Utilization % 2017) 2017) (2016-2017) Queens 26 Q041 P.S. 41 - Q** 549 328 167% Queens 26 Q094 P.S. 94 - Q 365 229 159% Queens 26 Q415 BENJAMIN N. CARDOZO HS - Q** 3,763 2,403 157% Queens 26 Q162 P.S. 162 - Q 702 449 156% Queens 26 Q018 P.S. 18 - Q 649 423 153% Queens 26 Q203 P.S. 203 - Q 919 601 153% Queens 26 Q405 BAYSIDE HS - Q 3,190 2,121 150% Queens 26 Q046 P.S. 46 - Q 598 400 150% Queens 26 Q031 P.S. 31 - Q 556 379 147% Queens 26 Q130 P.S. 130 - Q 425 319 133% Queens 26 Q188 P.S. 188 - Q 559 428 131% Queens 26 Q186 P.S. 186 - Q 499 394 127% Queens 26 Q191 P.S. 191 - Q 459 364 126% Queens 26 Q159 P.S. 159 - Q 673 550 122% Queens 26 Q216 J.H.S. 216 - Q 1,428 1,210 118% Queens 26 Q178 P.S. 178 - Q 534 455 117% Queens 26 Q115 THE JAMES J. AMBROSE SCHOOL- Q 739 631 117% Queens 26 Q213 P.S. 213 - Q 521 460 113% Queens 26 Q205 P.S. 205 - Q 454 402 113% Queens 26 Q026 P.S. 26 - Q 746 679 110% Queens 26 Q173 P.S. 173 - Q 945 866 109% Queens 26 Q809 P.S. 224 ANNEX - Q 63 58 109% Queens 26 Q221 P.S. 221 - Q 632 587 108% Queens 26 Q177 P.S. 177 - Q 420 392 107% Queens 26 Q266 P.S./I.S. 266 - Q 741 695 107% Queens 26 Q566 QNS HS OF TEACH., LIB. ARTS&SCI-Q 1,200 1,171 102% Queens 27 Q066 P.S. 66 - Q** 522 214 244% Queens 27 Q051 P.S. 51 (ECC) - Q 233 114 204% Queens 27 Q860 P.S. 60 MINISCHOOL - Q 216 113 191% Queens 27 Q096 P.S. 96 - Q** 311 179 174% Queens 27 Q262 P.S. 262 - Q 454 265 171% Queens 27 Q106 P.S. 106 - Q** 219 137 160% 2016-2017 Overutilized Buildings

Target Enrollment (2016-Capacity (2016- Borough District Building ID Building Name Utilization % 2017) 2017) (2016-2017) Queens 27 Q064 P.S. 64 - Q 655 413 159% Queens 27 Q097 P.S. 97 - Q 747 488 153% Queens 27 Q273 P.S. 273 - Q 365 249 147% Queens 27 Q124 P.S. 124 - Q 1,162 847 137% Queens 27 Q232 P.S. 232 - Q** 1,037 775 134% Queens 27 Q146 P.S. 146 - Q** 709 538 132% Queens 27 Q047 P.S. 47 - Q 214 170 126% Queens 27 Q062 P.S. 62 - Q 934 749 125% Queens 27 Q090 P.S. 90 - Q 855 691 124% Queens 27 Q137 M.S. 137 - Q 1,930 1,568 123% Queens 27 Q253 P.S. 253 - Q 671 551 122% Queens 27 Q254 P.S. 254 - Q 708 582 122% Queens 27 Q104 P.S. 104 - Q 730 602 121% Queens 27 Q108 P.S. 108 - Q 1,490 1,244 120% Queens 27 Q060 P.S. 60 - Q 1,018 850 120% Queens 27 Q884 P.S. 65 - Q 461 385 120% Queens 27 Q063 P.S. 63 - Q 1,323 1,132 117% Queens 27 Q114 P.S. 114 - Q 663 569 117% Queens 27 Q225 P.S. 225 - Q 721 624 116% Queens 27 Q105 P.S. 105 - Q 834 730 114% Queens 27 Q650 HS FOR CONST.TRADES,ENGG.,& ARCH-Q 1,070 945 113% Queens 27 Q180 I.S. 323 (OLD IS 180) - Q 1,351 1,241 109% Queens 27 Q123 P.S. 123 - Q 703 647 109% Queens 27 Q100 P.S. 100 - Q 974 914 107% Queens 27 Q475 RICHMOND HILL HS - Q 1,813 1,715 106% Queens 27 Q202 I.S. 202 - Q 1,705 1,624 105% Queens 27 Q155 P.S. 155 - Q** 538 513 105% Queens 27 Q056 P.S. 56 (OLD R HILL AX) - Q** 390 372 105% Queens 27 Q215 P.S. 215 - Q 559 534 105% Queens 27 Q316 THE OZONE PARK EDUCATIONAL CAMPUS - Q 356 341 104% Queens 27 Q480 JOHN ADAMS HS - Q 2,215 2,204 100% Queens 28 Q440 FOREST HILLS HS - Q 3,903 2,007 194% 2016-2017 Overutilized Buildings

Target Enrollment (2016-Capacity (2016- Borough District Building ID Building Name Utilization % 2017) 2017) (2016-2017) Queens 28 Q003 P.S. 303 - Q 208 112 186% Queens 28 Q864 P.S. 54 MINISCHOOL - Q 192 117 164% Queens 28 Q144 P.S. 144 - Q** 895 569 157% Queens 28 Q101 P.S. 101 - Q 668 425 157% Queens 28 Q865 P.S. 55 MINISCHOOL - Q 211 137 154% Queens 28 Q973 P.S. 196 ANNEX - Q 115 78 147% Queens 28 Q276 THE WILLIAM WORDSWORTH EDUCATIONAL COMPLEX - Q 674 480 140% Queens 28 Q196 P.S. 196 - Q 959 711 135% Queens 28 Q994 I.S. 217 TEMP. C.R. BLDG. - Q 360 269 134% Queens 28 Q121 P.S. 121 - Q 939 708 133% Queens 28 Q220 P.S. 220 - Q 707 539 131% Queens 28 Q505 HILLCREST HS - Q 3,422 2,617 131% Queens 28 Q161 P.S. 161 - Q 755 588 128% Queens 28 Q206 P.S. 206 - Q** 602 469 128% Queens 28 Q086 P.S. 86 - Q 1,016 800 127% Queens 28 Q278 PS 182 ANNEX - Q 253 201 126% Queens 28 Q054 P.S. 54 - Q 385 307 125% Queens 28 Q774 QUEENS HS FOR THE SCIENCES - Q 462 372 124% Queens 28 Q175 P.S. 175 - Q 786 643 122% Queens 28 Q174 P.S. 174 - Q** 674 555 121% Queens 28 Q082 P.S. 82 - Q 546 456 120% Queens 28 Q139 P.S. 139 - Q 784 657 119% Queens 28 Q620 THOMAS A. EDISON VOC HS - Q 2,111 1,790 118% Queens 28 Q882 P.S. 182 - Q 111 98 113% Queens 28 Q048 P.S. 48 - Q 125 111 113% Queens 28 Q680 YOUNG WOMENS' LEADERSHIP SCHOOL - Q 566 507 112% Queens 28 Q686 METROPOLITAN AVENUE CAMPUS - Q 2,042 1,835 111% Queens 28 Q157 J.H.S. 157 - Q 1,572 1,417 111% Queens 28 Q695 QUEENS GATEWAY TO HEALTH SCIENCES SECONDARY SCHOOL - Q 743 679 109% Queens 28 Q866 P.S. 99 ANNEX - Q 335 313 107% Queens 28 Q277 PS 182 SAMANTHA SMITH - Q 605 583 104% Queens 28 Q117 P.S. 117 - Q 1,051 1,021 103% 2016-2017 Overutilized Buildings

Target Enrollment (2016-Capacity (2016- Borough District Building ID Building Name Utilization % 2017) 2017) (2016-2017) Queens 29 Q131 P.S. 131 - Q** 871 461 189% Queens 29 Q095 P.S. 95 - Q** 1,508 976 155% Queens 29 Q015 P.S. 15 - Q 465 313 149% Queens 29 Q836 P.S. 36 MINISCHOOL - Q 172 121 142% Queens 29 Q834 P.S. 34 MINISCHOOL - Q 256 189 135% Queens 29 Q036 P.S. 36 - Q 294 229 128% Queens 29 Q270 P.S. 270 - Q 752 638 118% Queens 29 Q132 P.S. 132 - Q 386 337 115% Queens 29 Q195 P.S. 195 - Q 579 512 113% Queens 29 Q034 P.S. 34 - Q 313 283 111% Queens 29 Q251 P.S. 251 (TANDEM Q231) - Q 354 327 108% Queens 29 Q263 P.S. /I.S 295 - Q 585 545 107% Queens 29 Q268 P.S. 268 - Q 663 625 106% Queens 29 Q116 P.S. 116 - Q** 766 726 106% Queens 29 Q033 P.S. 33 - Q** 989 972 102% Queens 30 Q228 P.S. 228 (ECC) - Q 331 156 212% Queens 30 Q222 P.S. 222 (ECC) - Q 291 176 165% Queens 30 Q212 P.S. 212 - Q 814 539 151% Queens 30 Q450 NEWCOMERS HIGH SCHOOL (OLD LIC)-Q 1,933 1,292 150% Queens 30 Q280 P.S. 280 - Q 723 496 146% Queens 30 Q798 BACCALAUREATE SCL FOR GLOBAL ED-Q 518 394 131% Queens 30 Q868 P.S. 78 - Q 297 226 131% Queens 30 Q011 P.S. 11 - Q** 788 604 130% Queens 30 Q085 P.S. 85 - Q** 605 466 130% Queens 30 Q885 RENAISSANCE CHARTER SCHOOL - Q 576 446 129% Queens 30 Q017 P.S. 17 - Q 792 619 128% Queens 30 Q725 HS FOR INFORMATION TECH - Q 1,073 841 128% Queens 30 Q112 P.S. 112 - Q 510 402 127% Queens 30 Q339 P.S. 339 - Q 528 428 123% Queens 30 Q152 P.S. 152 - Q 1,205 998 121% Queens 30 Q230 I.S. 230 - Q 865 736 118% Queens 30 Q148 P.S. 148 - Q 980 851 115% 2016-2017 Overutilized Buildings

Target Enrollment (2016-Capacity (2016- Borough District Building ID Building Name Utilization % 2017) 2017) (2016-2017) Queens 30 Q570 FRANK SINATRA HIGH SCHOOL-Q 936 832 113% Queens 30 Q145 I.S. 145 - Q 1,865 1,658 112% Queens 30 Q297 I.S. 230 ANNEX - Q 442 395 112% Queens 30 Q069 P.S. 69 - Q 982 879 112% Queens 30 Q122 P.S. 122 - Q 1,366 1,249 109% Queens 30 Q127 P.S. 127 - Q 1,262 1,165 108% Queens 30 Q329 EAST ELMHURST COMMUNITY SCHOOL - Q 304 284 107% Queens 30 Q149 P.S. 149 - Q 1,102 1,039 106% Queens 30 Q166 P.S. 166 - Q 1,159 1,094 106% Queens 30 Q002 P.S. 2 - Q 592 591 100% Staten Island 31 R020 P.S. 20 - S.I. 482 201 240% Staten Island 31 R035 P.S. 35 - S.I. 392 199 197% Staten Island 31 R013 P.S. 13 - S.I. 881 556 158% Staten Island 31 R450 CURTIS HS - S.I. 2,570 1,626 158% Staten Island 31 R005 P.S. 5 - S.I. 281 180 156% Staten Island 31 R026 P.S. 26 - S.I. 242 161 150% Staten Island 31 R029 P.S. 29 - S.I. 689 462 149% Staten Island 31 R039 P.S. 39 - S.I. 560 379 148% Staten Island 31 R053 P.S. 53 - S.I. 815 562 145% Staten Island 31 R831 P.S. 74 - S.I. 310 218 142% Staten Island 31 R001 P.S. 1 - S.I. 413 296 140% Staten Island 31 R861 ELIZABETH A. CONNELLY CAMPUS - S.I. 983 721 136% Staten Island 31 R019 P.S. 19 - S.I.** 629 464 136% Staten Island 31 R829 ARTHUR D. PHILLIPS SCHOOL - S.I. 426 324 131% Staten Island 31 R055 P.S. 55 - S.I. 626 478 131% Staten Island 31 R011 P.S. 11 - S.I. 286 225 127% Staten Island 31 R008 P.S. 8 - S.I. 591 470 126% Staten Island 31 R038 P.S. 38 - S.I.** 388 311 125% Staten Island 31 R045 P.S. 45 - S.I. 873 701 125% Staten Island 31 R030 P.S. 30 - S.I. 820 659 124% Staten Island 31 R003 P.S. 3 - S.I. 734 591 124% Staten Island 31 R014 P.S. 14 - S.I. 874 716 122% 2016-2017 Overutilized Buildings

Target Enrollment (2016-Capacity (2016- Borough District Building ID Building Name Utilization % 2017) 2017) (2016-2017) Staten Island 31 R036 P.S. 36 - S.I. 884 726 122% Staten Island 31 R046 P.S. 46 - S.I. 286 235 122% Staten Island 31 R041 P.S. 41 - S.I. 705 587 120% Staten Island 31 R054 P.S. 54 - S.I. 776 654 119% Staten Island 31 R044 P.S. 44 - S.I. 912 769 119% Staten Island 31 R071 P.S./I.S. 48 - S.I. 1,028 872 118% Staten Island 31 R016 P.S. 16 - S.I. 703 617 114% Staten Island 31 R460 SUSAN E. WAGNER HS - S. I. 3,301 2,902 114% Staten Island 31 R042 P.S. 42 - S.I. 718 635 113% Staten Island 31 R023 P.S. 23 - S.I. 528 468 113% Staten Island 31 R022 P.S. 22 - S.I. 1,026 920 112% Staten Island 31 R455 TOTTENVILLE HS - S. I. 3,931 3,540 111% Staten Island 31 R848 P.S. 42 ANNEX - S.I. 300 273 110% Staten Island 31 R021 P.S. 21 - S.I. 380 348 109% Staten Island 31 R050 P.S. 50 - S.I. 798 738 108% Staten Island 31 R440 STATEN ISLAND TECHNICAL HS - S.I. 1,312 1,242 106% Staten Island 31 R069 P.S. 69 - S.I. 960 920 104% Staten Island 31 R058 P.S. 58 - S.I. 816 783 104% Staten Island 31 R018 P.S. 18 - S.I. 575 559 103% Staten Island 31 R034 I.S. 34 (OLD TOTTENVILLE) - S.I 1,129 1,108 102% Staten Island 31 R825 P.S. 25 (MOUNT LORETTO) - S.I.** 162 160 101% Brooklyn 32 K376 P.S. 376A - K 555 551 101% Brooklyn 32 K554 ALL CITY LEADERSHIP SECONDARY SCHOOL - K 384 382 101% Brooklyn 32 K086 P.S. 86 - K 388 386 101%

Appendix III:

Top 20 Overutilized Schools (School Year 2016-2017) Top 20 Overutilized Schools in SY 2016-2017

Split-Sited, Target Not Yet At DOE and School Enrollment Capacity Utilization % Scale in SY16- Private Borough District Code School Name School Type (2016-2017) (2016-2017) (2016-2017) 17 Space Notes Bronx 8 X362 Icahn Charter School 7 K-8 197 42 469% Y Phasing in Queens 30 Q304 VOICE Charter School of New York K-8 257 65 395% Y Split-Sited Bronx 8 X465 Boys Preparatory Charter School of New York Elementary School 256 70 366% Y Phasing in Queens 28 Q332 Redwood Middle School Middle School 329 125 263% Y Phasing in Brooklyn 17 K399 P.S. 399 Stanley Eugene Clark Elementary School 470 184 255% Open concept building Staten Island 31 R010 Fort Hill Collaborative Elementary School Elementary School 146 59 247% Y Phasing in Queens 27 Q066 P.S. 066 Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Elementary School 522 214 244% Using TCUs, getting addition in 2019 Staten Island 31 R020 P.S. 020 Port Richmond Elementary School 482 201 240% Rezoning implemented in 2017. Bronx 10 X307 Luisa Pineiro Fuentes School of Science and Discovery Elementary School 400 171 234% - Brooklyn 13 K752 Success Academy Fort Greene (Brooklyn 5) Elementary School 376 163 231% Y Phasing in Bronx 9 X170 P.S. 170 Early Childhood Center 276 121 228% K-2 school Queens 30 Q228 P.S. 228 Early Childhood Magnet School of the Arts Early Childhood Center 331 156 212% K-2 school Manhattan 2 M135 The Urban Assembly School for Emergency Management High School 315 150 210% Y Phasing in Queens 25 Q242 P.S. 242 Leonard P. Stavisky Early Childhood School Elementary School 388 187 207% K-3 school Queens 26 Q430 Francis Lewis High School High School 4,463 2,151 207% Getting 550 seat annex Queens 27 Q051 P.S. 051 Early Childhood Center 233 114 204% K-1 school Bronx 9 X163 P.S. 163 Arthur A. Schomburg Elementary School 523 265 197% Using TCUs Brooklyn 22 K326 P.S. 326 Early Childhood Center 201 102 197% K-2 school Staten Island 31 R035 P.S. 35 The Clove Valley School Elementary School 392 199 197% - Queens 28 Q440 Forest Hills High School High School 3,903 2,007 194% -

Appendix IV:

Schools with Utilization Decreases (School Year 2016-2017) 2016-2017 Schools No Longer Overutilized

Utilization School Borough District School Name 2015-2016 2016-2017 ▲ Building Utilization Reduction Strategy Code No Longer Overutilized in 2016-2017 Manhattan 1 M034 P.S. 034 Franklin D. Roosevelt 105% 86% -18% - Manhattan 1 M080 Manhattan Charter School 2 320% 48% -272% Proposal - Consolidation Manhattan 2 M138 M138 Special Education 105% 99% -6% Proposal - Re-siting Manhattan 2 M437 HUDSON HIGH SCHOOL OF LEARNING TECHNOLOGIES 102% 99% -4% - Manhattan 2 M289 I.S. 289 161% 100% -61% - Manhattan 3 M279 Opportunity Charter School 103% 89% -15% - Manhattan 3 M481 Democracy Prep Harlem Charter School 106% 93% -13% Proposal - Phase out Manhattan 4 M155 P.S. 155 William Paca 115% 98% -17% - Manhattan 4 M168 East Harlem Scholars Academy Charter School II 130% 75% -56% Proposal - Re-siting Manhattan 4 M375 Mosaic Preparatory Academy 107% 93% -14% - Manhattan 4 M382 DREAM Charter School 1233% 100% -1133% - Manhattan 5 M092 P.S. 092 Mary McLeod Bethune 106% 99% -7% - Manhattan 5 M161 P.S. 161 Pedro Albizu Campos 104% 98% -7% - Manhattan 5 M304 Mott Hall High School 105% 94% -11% - Manhattan 6 M293 City College Academy of the Arts 102% 90% -12% - Bronx 7 X010 X010 Special Education 103% 96% -6% - Bronx 7 X017 X017 Special Education 104% 99% -4% - Bronx 7 X352 X352 Special Education 102% 96% -6% - Bronx 7 X359 Concourse Village Elementary School 108% 74% -33% Proposal - Closure Bronx 7 X491 Academic Leadership Charter School 221% 83% -137% Proposal - Closure Bronx 7 X548 Urban Assembly School for Careers in Sports 110% 99% -11% - Bronx 8 X293 Renaissance High School for Musical Theater & Technology 100% 82% -19% - Bronx 8 X392 Bronx Delta School 115% 59% -55% Proposal - Consolidation Bronx 9 X109 P.S. 109 Sedgwick 107% 94% -12% - Bronx 9 X177 Mott Hall Charter School 138% 99% -38% - Bronx 9 X227 Bronx Collegiate Academy 103% 93% -10% - Bronx 9 X457 SHERIDAN ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LEADERS 103% 99% -5% - Bronx 9 X494 Success Academy Charter School - Bronx 2 106% 92% -14% - Bronx 10 X077 Bedford Park Elementary School 117% 49% -68% rezoning and proposal Bronx 10 X085 P.S. 085 Great Expectations 102% 99% -3% Rezoning Bronx 10 X207 P.S. 207 102% 93% -8% - Bronx 10 X237 The Marie Curie School for Medicine, Nursing, and Health Professions 104% 97% -7% - Bronx 10 X306 P.S. 306 105% 94% -12% - Bronx 10 X310 P.S. 310 Marble Hill 105% 99% -6% - Bronx 10 X396 P.S. 396 103% 90% -13% - Bronx 10 X459 EAST FORDHAM ACADEMY FOR THE ARTS 101% 83% -18% - Bronx 11 X068 P.S. 068 Bronx 103% 90% -13% - Bronx 11 X105 P.S. 105 Sen Abraham Bernstein 105% 96% -8% Rezoning Bronx 11 X111 P.S. 111 Seton Falls 115% 93% -22% - Bronx 11 X288 Collegiate Institute for Math and Science 104% 95% -9% - Bronx 11 X290 Bronx Academy of Health Careers 101% 94% -7% - Bronx 11 X418 Bronx High School for the Visual Arts 104% 98% -6% - Bronx 11 X544 High School for Contemporary Arts 103% 99% -4% - Bronx 11 X566 Pelham Gardens Middle School 185% 81% -104% Proposal - Co-location Bronx 12 X458 Samara Community School 313% 83% -229% Proposal - Phase out Brooklyn 13 K067 P.S. 067 Charles A. Dorsey 104% 90% -14% - Brooklyn 13 K307 P.S. 307 Daniel Hale Williams 112% 55% -57% Proposal - Resiting Brooklyn 13 K369 Urban Assembly School for the Performing Arts 106% 99% -7% Proposal - New School Brooklyn 13 K691 FORT GREENE PREPARATORY ACADEMY 102% 92% -10% - Brooklyn 13 K702 Community Partnership Charter School 104% 85% -19% - 2016-2017 Schools No Longer Overutilized

Utilization School Borough District School Name 2015-2016 2016-2017 ▲ Building Utilization Reduction Strategy Code No Longer Overutilized in 2016-2017 Brooklyn 13 K753 P.S. 753 102% 75% -27% Proposal - New District 75 Brooklyn 14 K037 Beginning With Children Charter School II 142% 89% -53% - Brooklyn 14 K367 Success Academy Charter School - Bed-Stuy 1 176% 54% -122% Proposal - Co-location Brooklyn 14 K380 P.S. 380 John Wayne Elementary 103% 94% -9% - Brooklyn 15 K053 K053 Special Education 100% 99% -1% Proposal - Resiting Brooklyn 17 K092 P.S. 092 Adrian Hegeman 115% 42% -73% Proposal - Charter Closure & Backfill Brooklyn 17 K397 P.S. 397 Foster-Laurie 112% 84% -28% - Brooklyn 18 K066 P.S. 66 100% 100% -1% - Brooklyn 18 K114 P.S. 114 Ryder Elementary 111% 96% -15% - Brooklyn 18 K775 Leadership Prep Ocean Hill Charter School 134% 99% -35% Proposal - Co-location Brooklyn 19 K359 UFT Charter School 100% 68% -32% - Brooklyn 19 K386 Invictus Preparatory Charter School 107% 90% -17% - Brooklyn 19 K404 Academy for Young Writers 108% 99% -9% - Brooklyn 19 K557 Brooklyn Gardens Elementary School 136% 89% -47% Proposal - Phase out Brooklyn 19 K626 Achievement First Brownsville Charter School 105% 80% -24% Proposal - Re-siting Brooklyn 19 K760 Highland Park Community School 192% 91% -100% - Brooklyn 19 K774 Achievement First Apollo Charter School 141% 77% -64% Proposal - Re-siting Brooklyn 22 K251 P.S. 251 Paerdegat 104% 98% -6% - Brooklyn 22 K312 P.S. 312 Bergen Beach 102% 98% -3% - Brooklyn 22 K315 P.S. K315 104% 97% -7% Rezoning Brooklyn 23 K664 Brooklyn Environmental Exploration School (BEES) 101% 49% -52% - Queens 24 Q199 P.S. 199 Maurice A. Fitzgerald 101% 94% -7% Rezoning and Proposal Queens 24 Q293 Civic Leadership Academy 100% 88% -12% Proposal - Expansion Queens 24 Q311 Corona Arts and Sciences Academy 147% 93% -55% New construction or lease Queens 25 Q163 P.S. 163 Flushing Heights 166% 86% -80% New Capacity - Addition Queens 28 Q050 P.S. 050 Talfourd Lawn Elementary School 129% 82% -47% New Capacity - Addition Queens 28 Q099 P.S. 099 Kew Gardens 102% 96% -7% - Queens 28 Q160 P.S. 160 Walter Francis Bishop 106% 99% -6% - Queens 29 Q176 P.S. 176 Cambria Heights 104% 80% -24% New Capacity - Addition Queens 29 Q339 Success Academy Charter School - Springfield Gardens 117% 87% -30% Proposal - Re-siting Queens 30 Q092 P.S. 092 Harry T. Stewart Sr. 120% 87% -33% New Capacity - Addition and Rezoning Queens 30 Q286 Young Women's Leadership School, Astoria 104% 99% -5% - Staten Island 31 R006 P.S. 6 Corporal Allan F. Kivlehan School 104% 91% -13% Rezoning Staten Island 31 R056 P.S. 56 The Louis Desario School 101% 93% -8% Rezoning Staten Island 31 R060 P.S. 060 Alice Austen 104% 99% -4% - Staten Island 31 R721 R721 Special Education 102% 93% -9% - Brooklyn 32 K116 P.S. 116 Elizabeth L Farrell 117% 93% -24% Rezoning Brooklyn 32 K403 Academy for Environmental Leadership 114% 81% -34% - 2016-2017 Schools with Utilization Decrease

Utilization School Borough District School Name 2015-2016 2016-2017 ▲ Building Utilization Reduction Strategy Code Decreased Utilized in 2016-2017 Manhattan 1 M315 The East Village Community School 142% 132% -10% Manhattan 1 M110 P.S. 110 Florence Nightingale 108% 101% -7% Manhattan 1 M363 Neighborhood School 112% 106% -5% Manhattan 1 M364 Earth School 145% 141% -4% Manhattan 1 M539 New Explorations into Science, Technology and Math High School 105% 104% 0% Manhattan 2 M630 Art and Design High School 104% 103% -2% Manhattan 2 M234 P.S. 234 Independence School 125% 117% -8% Manhattan 2 M546 Academy for Software Engineering 105% 102% -3% Manhattan 2 M011 P.S. 011 William T. Harris 114% 114% -1% Manhattan 2 M183 P.S. 183 Robert L. Stevenson 129% 128% -1% Manhattan 2 M896 Lower Manhattan Community Middle School 121% 120% -1% Manhattan 2 M130 P.S. 130 Hernando De Soto 109% 104% -4% Rezoning Manhattan 2 M225 Ella Baker School 117% 108% -8% Manhattan 2 M290 P.S. 290 Manhattan New School 131% 128% -3% Rezoning Manhattan 2 M089 P.S. 89 115% 112% -4% Manhattan 2 M003 P.S. 003 Charrette School 112% 109% -3% Rezoning Manhattan 2 M276 BATTERY PARK CITY SCHOOL 118% 115% -3% Manhattan 2 M033 P.S. 033 Chelsea Prep 111% 108% -3% Manhattan 2 M442 Ballet Tech, NYC Public School for Dance 103% 102% -1% Manhattan 2 M212 P.S. 212 Midtown West 120% 119% -1% Manhattan 2 M529 Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis High School 148% 147% -1% Manhattan 2 M531 Repertory Company High School for Theatre Arts 106% 106% 0% Manhattan 2 M408 Professional Performing Arts High School 101% 101% 0% Manhattan 2 M400 High School for Environmental Studies 119% 116% -3% Manhattan 2 M006 P.S. 006 Lillie D. Blake 119% 118% 0% Rezoning Manhattan 2 M479 Beacon High School 101% 101% 0% Proposal - Re-siting Manhattan 3 M199 P.S. 199 Jessie Isador Straus 139% 135% -4% Manhattan 3 M862 Mott Hall II 104% 103% -2% Manhattan 3 M163 P.S. 163 Alfred E. Smith 112% 108% -4% Manhattan 3 M334 The Anderson School 102% 101% -1% Manhattan 3 M485 Fiorello H. LaGuardia High School of Music & Art and Performing Arts 127% 127% -1% Manhattan 4 M708 Harlem Prep Charter School 303% 130% -173% Manhattan 4 M964 Central Park East II 183% 101% -83% Proposal - Expansion Manhattan 4 M497 Central Park East I 123% 117% -6% Manhattan 4 M182 The Bilingual Bicultural School 110% 106% -4% Manhattan 4 M057 James Weldon Johnson 109% 106% -3% Manhattan 4 M206 P.S. 206 Jose Celso Barbosa 114% 112% -1% Manhattan 4 M680 Heritage School, The 136% 130% -6% Manhattan 5 M517 Teachers College Community School 203% 171% -32% Manhattan 5 M350 Democracy Prep Charter School 116% 113% -3% Manhattan 6 M103 Dos Puentes Elementary School 134% 133% -2% Manhattan 6 M018 P.S. 018 Park Terrace 119% 109% -10% Manhattan 6 M068 KIPP NYC Washington Heights Academy Charter School 120% 113% -7% Manhattan 6 M528 I.S. 528 Bea Fuller Rodgers School 119% 115% -4% Manhattan 6 M311 Amistad Dual Language School 130% 128% -2% Manhattan 6 M048 P.S. 048 P.O. Michael J. Buczek 119% 115% -3% Bronx 7 X005 PS 5 Port Morris 113% 103% -10% Rezoning Bronx 7 X389 The Bronx Global Learning Institute for Girls Charter School, The Shirley Rodriguez-Re123% 122% -1% Bronx 7 X527 Bronx Leadership Academy II High School 117% 116% -1% Bronx 7 X018 P.S. 018 John Peter Zenger 125% 120% -5% Rezoning 2016-2017 Schools with Utilization Decrease

Utilization School Borough District School Name 2015-2016 2016-2017 ▲ Building Utilization Reduction Strategy Code Decreased Utilized in 2016-2017 Bronx 7 X065 P.S. 065 Mother Hale Academy 108% 106% -3% Rezoning Bronx 7 X025 P.S. 025 Bilingual School 113% 112% -1% Rezoning Bronx 8 X348 Schuylerville Preparatory High School 117% 115% -2% Bronx 8 X152 P.S. 152 Evergreen 110% 101% -8% Bronx 8 X036 P.S. 036 Unionport 111% 102% -9% Bronx 8 X562 Blueprint Middle School 185% 174% -10% Bronx 8 X138 P.S. 138 Samuel Randall 148% 134% -14% Rezoning Bronx 8 X071 P.S. 071 Rose E. Scala 138% 135% -3% Bronx 8 X182 P.S. 182 115% 107% -8% Rezoning Bronx 8 X069 P.S. 069 Journey Prep School 119% 115% -3% Bronx 8 X014 P.S. X014 Senator John Calandra 155% 149% -6% Bronx 8 X304 P.S. 304 Early Childhood School 106% 100% -6% Bronx 8 X130 P.S. 130 Abram Stevens Hewitt 115% 113% -1% Bronx 8 X721 P.S. 721 135% 130% -5% Bronx 8 X072 P.S. 072 Dr. William Dorney 109% 108% -1% Bronx 8 X075 P.S. 75 School of Research and Discovery 104% 103% 0% Bronx 9 X274 The New American Academy at Roberto Clemente State Park 167% 108% -59% Proposal - Phase out Bronx 9 X294 The Walton Avenue School 200% 116% -84% Bronx 9 X555 Mount Eden Children's Academy 139% 113% -26% Bronx 9 X004 P.S./M.S. 004 Crotona Park West 121% 110% -11% Bronx 9 X070 P.S. 070 Max Schoenfeld 107% 100% -6% Bronx 9 X170 P.S. 170 245% 228% -17% Bronx 9 X231 Eagle Academy for Young Men 114% 105% -8% Bronx 9 X163 P.S. 163 Arthur A. Schomburg 201% 197% -4% Rezoning Bronx 9 X525 Bronx Leadership Academy High School 123% 118% -5% Bronx 9 X133 Icahn Charter School 6 138% 133% -5% Bronx 9 X252 Mott Hall Bronx High School 115% 112% -4% Bronx 9 X028 P.S. 028 Mount Hope 107% 104% -2% Bronx 9 X110 P.S. 110 Theodore Schoenfeld 109% 108% -2% Bronx 9 X250 Eximius College Preparatory Academy: A College Board School 103% 102% -1% Bronx 9 X218 P.S./I.S. 218 Rafael Hernandez Dual Language Magnet School 103% 102% -1% Bronx 9 X260 Bronx Center for Science and Mathematics 105% 105% 0% Bronx 9 X128 Mott Hall III 108% 105% -3% Bronx 9 X035 P.S. 035 Franz Siegel 159% 158% 0% Bronx 9 X073 P.S. 073 Bronx 103% 100% -3% Bronx 10 X091 P.S. 091 Bronx 114% 106% -8% Bronx 10 X056 P.S. 056 Norwood Heights 208% 129% -79% New Capacity-addition and Rezoning Bronx 10 X228 Jonas Bronck Academy 128% 115% -13% Bronx 10 X374 Knowledge and Power Preparatory Academy International High School (Kappa) 115% 105% -10% Bronx 10 X205 P.S. 205 Fiorello Laguardia 140% 136% -4% Bronx 10 X051 P.S. 051 Bronx New School 109% 102% -7% Bronx 10 X280 P.S./M.S. 280 Mosholu Parkway 159% 153% -6% Rezoning Bronx 10 X032 P.S. 032 Belmont 140% 133% -7% Bronx 10 X159 P.S. 159 Luis Munoz Marin Biling 119% 114% -5% Bronx 10 X037 P.S. X037 - Multiple Intelligence School 119% 115% -4% Bronx 10 X549 Discovery High School 111% 108% -4% Bronx 10 X315 P.S. 315 Lab School 177% 173% -4% Bronx 10 X033 P.S. 033 Timothy Dwight 122% 119% -3% Bronx 10 X434 Belmont Preparatory High School 108% 105% -3% Bronx 10 X081 P.S. 081 Robert J. Christen 131% 129% -2% CTF 2016-2017 Schools with Utilization Decrease

Utilization School Borough District School Name 2015-2016 2016-2017 ▲ Building Utilization Reduction Strategy Code Decreased Utilized in 2016-2017 Bronx 10 X445 Bronx High School of Science 130% 129% -1% Bronx 10 X344 Ampark Neighborhood 147% 146% -1% Bronx 10 X447 CRESTON ACADEMY 114% 114% 0% Bronx 10 X054 P.S. / I.S. 54 109% 108% -1% Rezoning Bronx 10 X059 P.S. 059 The Community School of Technology 105% 105% 0% Rezoning Bronx 11 X078 P.S. 078 Anne Hutchinson 135% 127% -8% Bronx 11 X357 Young Voices Academy of the Bronx 133% 125% -9% Bronx 11 X016 P.S. 016 Wakefield 134% 107% -27% Rezoning Bronx 11 X076 P.S. 076 The Bennington School 129% 117% -12% Bronx 11 X498 PS/MS 11X498 - VAN NEST ACADEMY 150% 148% -1% Bronx 11 X718 Bronx Charter School for Better Learning 112% 110% -1% Bronx 11 X087 P.S. 087 Bronx 184% 175% -10% Bronx 11 X468 PELHAM ACADEMY OF ACADEMICS AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT 154% 145% -8% Bronx 11 X275 High School of Computers and Technology 131% 127% -5% Bronx 11 X041 P.S. 041 Gun Hill Road 141% 137% -4% Bronx 11 X178 P.S. 178 - Dr. Selman Waksman 131% 127% -4% Bronx 11 X021 P.S. 021 Philip H. Sheridan 114% 111% -3% Bronx 11 X194 PS/MS 194 138% 136% -2% Rezoning Bronx 11 X106 P.S. 106 Parkchester 115% 113% -2% Rezoning Bronx 11 X160 P.S. 160 Walt Disney 133% 132% -1% Bronx 11 X509 High School of Language and Innovation 160% 160% -1% Bronx 11 X169 BAYCHESTER ACADEMY 156% 156% -1% Bronx 11 X019 P.S. 019 Judith K. Weiss 174% 173% 0% Bronx 11 X153 P.S. 153 Helen Keller 112% 108% -4% Bronx 12 X196 P.S. 196 145% 133% -12% Bronx 12 X691 Bronx Little School 137% 127% -10% Bronx 12 X273 Frederick Douglass Academy V. Middle School 111% 102% -9% Bronx 12 X531 Archer Elementary School 122% 116% -6% Bronx 12 X124 Children's Aid College Prep Charter School 173% 168% -5% Bronx 12 X057 P.S. 057 Crescent 123% 118% -5% Bronx 12 X242 Mott Hall V 109% 105% -4% Bronx 12 X047 P.S. 047 John Randolph 147% 145% -2% Bronx 12 X129 P.S. 129 Twin Parks Upper 105% 104% -2% Bronx 12 X521 The Metropolitan Soundview High School 101% 100% 0% Bronx 12 X067 P.S. 067 Mohegan School 117% 115% -1% Brooklyn 13 K373 P.S. 373 175% 113% -62% Proposal - Closure Brooklyn 13 K595 Bedford Academy High School 121% 120% -1% Brooklyn 13 K282 P.S. 282 Park Slope 104% 104% -1% Rezoning Brooklyn 14 K701 Brooklyn Charter School 127% 102% -25% Brooklyn 14 K125 Success Academy Charter School - Bed-Stuy 2 177% 156% -22% Proposal - Co-location Brooklyn 14 K577 Conselyea Preparatory School 151% 140% -10% Brooklyn 14 K034 P.S. 034 Oliver H. Perry 141% 135% -5% Brooklyn 14 K319 P.S. 319 156% 144% -11% Brooklyn 14 K685 El Puente Academy for Peace and Justice 115% 114% -2% Brooklyn 14 K558 Williamsburg High School for Architecture and Design 102% 101% -1% Brooklyn 15 K118 The Maurice Sendak Community School 156% 144% -12% Brooklyn 15 K077 K077 Special Education 220% 114% -106% Proposal - Re-siting Brooklyn 15 K516 Sunset Park Avenues Elementary School 157% 109% -48% New construction or lease Brooklyn 15 K131 P.S. 131 Brooklyn 146% 135% -11% Rezoning Brooklyn 15 K154 Magnet School for Science & Technology 145% 135% -11% Rezoning 2016-2017 Schools with Utilization Decrease

Utilization School Borough District School Name 2015-2016 2016-2017 ▲ Building Utilization Reduction Strategy Code Decreased Utilized in 2016-2017 Brooklyn 15 K094 P.S. 094 The Henry Longfellow 144% 135% -9% Rezoning Brooklyn 15 K010 Magnet School of Math, Science and Design Technology 125% 120% -5% Rezoning Brooklyn 15 K321 P.S. 321 William Penn 128% 124% -4% Rezoning Brooklyn 15 K295 P.S. 295 115% 109% -5% Brooklyn 15 K058 P.S. 058 The Carroll 131% 126% -5% Brooklyn 15 K261 P.S. 261 Philip Livingston 111% 108% -3% Brooklyn 15 K667 SUNSET PARK HIGH SCHOOL 105% 104% -2% Brooklyn 15 K051 M.S. 51 William Alexander 118% 118% 0% Brooklyn 16 K649 La Cima Charter School 111% 101% -11% Brooklyn 16 K406 EMBER Charter School for Mindful Education, Innovation and Transformation 108% 107% -1% Proposal - Consolidation Brooklyn 17 K692 Citizens of the World Charter School - New York 2 (Crown Heights) 125% 101% -24% Brooklyn 17 K741 Success Academy Charter School - Crown Heights 195% 170% -25% Brooklyn 17 K399 P.S. 399 Stanley Eugene Clark 261% 255% -6% Brooklyn 17 K396 P.S. 396 106% 104% -2% Proposal - Truncation Brooklyn 18 K736 New American Academy Charter School (The) 348% 114% -233% Proposal - Re-siting Brooklyn 19 K290 P.S. 290 Juan Morel Campos 118% 102% -17% Brooklyn 19 K214 P.S. 214 Michael Friedsam 137% 132% -5% Brooklyn 19 K065 P.S. 065 106% 103% -3% Brooklyn 19 K769 Hyde Leadership Charter School - Brooklyn 106% 105% -1% Brooklyn 19 K007 P.S. 007 Abraham Lincoln 119% 115% -4% Brooklyn 20 K220 J.H.S. 220 John J. Pershing 105% 103% -2% Brooklyn 20 K164 P.S. 164 Caesar Rodney 117% 116% -1% Brooklyn 20 K264 P.S. 264 BAY RIDGE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL FOR THE ARTS 138% 126% -12% Brooklyn 20 K204 P.S. 204 Vince Lombardi 139% 137% -2% Brooklyn 20 K748 P.S. 748 BROOKLYN SCHOOL FOR GLOBAL SCHOLARS 127% 111% -16% Rezoning Brooklyn 20 K186 P.S. 186 Dr. Irving A Gladstone 125% 122% -2% Brooklyn 20 K310 P.S. 310 164% 144% -20% Brooklyn 20 K503 PS 503: The School of Discovery 171% 149% -22% Brooklyn 20 K102 P.S. 102 The Bayview 137% 136% -1% Brooklyn 20 K160 P.S. 160 William T. Sampson 131% 124% -7% Rezoning Brooklyn 20 K048 P.S. 048 Mapleton 128% 124% -4% Brooklyn 20 K971 P.S. 971 162% 157% -5% Brooklyn 20 K112 P.S. 112 Lefferts Park 112% 106% -6% rezoning and proposal Brooklyn 20 K187 The Christa McAuliffe School\I.S. 187 113% 101% -12% Brooklyn 20 K163 P.S. 163 Bath Beach 111% 107% -3% Rezoning Brooklyn 20 K127 P.S. 127 Mckinley Park 176% 174% -2% Rezoning Brooklyn 20 K485 High School of Telecommunication Arts and Technology 105% 104% -1% Brooklyn 20 K176 P.S. 176 Ovington 153% 152% -1% Rezoning Brooklyn 20 K200 P.S. 200 Benson School 129% 129% -1% Rezoning Brooklyn 20 K179 P.S. 179 Kensington 108% 107% -1% Brooklyn 20 K105 P.S. 105 The Blythebourne 152% 149% -3% Brooklyn 21 K744 Coney Island Preparatory Public Charter School 138% 122% -16% Brooklyn 21 K177 P.S. 177 The Marlboro 133% 129% -4% Brooklyn 21 K199 P.S. 199 Frederick Wachtel 103% 100% -3% Brooklyn 21 K099 P.S. 099 Isaac Asimov 120% 117% -4% Brooklyn 21 K225 P.S. K225 - The Eileen E. Zaglin 123% 115% -7% Rezoning Brooklyn 21 K095 P.S. 095 The Gravesend 107% 105% -2% Brooklyn 21 K153 P.S. 153 Homecrest 132% 126% -7% Brooklyn 21 K215 P.S. 215 Morris H. Weiss 146% 141% -5% Brooklyn 21 K121 P.S. 121 Nelson A. Rockefeller 116% 116% 0% Rezoning 2016-2017 Schools with Utilization Decrease

Utilization School Borough District School Name 2015-2016 2016-2017 ▲ Building Utilization Reduction Strategy Code Decreased Utilized in 2016-2017 Brooklyn 21 K410 Abraham Lincoln High School 104% 103% -1% Brooklyn 21 K101 P.S. 101 The Verrazano 158% 158% 0% Rezoning Brooklyn 22 K222 P.S. 222 Katherine R. Snyder 111% 108% -3% Brooklyn 22 K195 P.S. 195 Manhattan Beach 153% 140% -13% Brooklyn 22 K326 P.S. 326 290% 197% -93% Rezoning Brooklyn 22 K236 P.S. 236 Mill Basin 117% 105% -12% Brooklyn 22 K152 School of Science & Technology 116% 106% -10% Rezoning Brooklyn 22 K207 P.S. 207 Elizabeth G. Leary 135% 135% -1% Brooklyn 22 K254 P.S. 254 Dag Hammarskjold 153% 150% -3% Brooklyn 22 K193 P.S. 193 Gil Hodges 114% 105% -9% Brooklyn 22 K245 P.S. 245 121% 116% -5% Rezoning Brooklyn 22 K217 P.S. 217 Colonel David Marcus School 123% 119% -4% Rezoning Brooklyn 22 K277 P.S. 277 Gerritsen Beach 122% 120% -2% Brooklyn 22 K234 J.H.S. 234 Arthur W. Cunningham 122% 122% 0% Brooklyn 22 K535 Leon M. Goldstein High School for the Sciences 118% 116% -2% Brooklyn 22 K052 P.S. 052 Sheepshead Bay 113% 112% 0% Brooklyn 22 K139 P.S. 139 Alexine A. Fenty 123% 122% -1% Rezoning Brooklyn 23 K777 Ocean Hill Collegiate Charter School 109% 103% -6% Brooklyn 23 K284 P.S. 284 Lew Wallace 106% 100% -5% Rezoning Queens 24 Q229 P.S. 229 Emanuel Kaplan 142% 135% -7% Queens 24 Q061 I.S. 061 Leonardo Da Vinci 103% 101% -1% Queens 24 Q007 P.S. 007 Louis F. Simeone 118% 116% -2% Queens 24 Q330 P.S. 330 161% 136% -25% rezoning and proposal Queens 24 Q019 P.S. 019 Marino Jeantet 148% 126% -22% rezoning and proposal Queens 24 Q068 P.S. 068 Cambridge 120% 105% -15% Rezoning Queens 24 Q081 P.S. 81Q Jean Paul Richter 117% 106% -11% Rezoning Queens 24 Q088 P.S. 088 Seneca 117% 107% -10% Rezoning Queens 24 Q153 P.S. 153 Maspeth Elem 124% 117% -7% Rezoning Queens 24 Q012 P.S. 012 James B. Colgate 153% 147% -6% Queens 24 Q091 P.S. 091 Richard Arkwright 113% 106% -6% Rezoning Queens 24 Q016 P.S. Q016 The Nancy DeBenedittis School 141% 135% -6% Rezoning Queens 24 Q610 Aviation Career & Technical Education High School 139% 136% -3% Queens 24 Q113 P.S./I.S. 113 Anthony J. Pranzo 121% 117% -3% Queens 24 Q239 P.S. 239 106% 101% -5% Rezoning Queens 24 Q307 Pioneer Academy 158% 153% -5% Rezoning Queens 24 Q028 P.S. 28 - The Thomas Emanuel Early Childhood Center 184% 177% -6% Queens 24 Q877 The 51 Avenue Academy (The Path To Academic Excellence) 128% 122% -6% Queens 24 Q550 High School for Arts and Business 138% 135% -3% Queens 24 Q143 P.S. 143 Louis Armstrong 140% 137% -2% Rezoning Queens 24 Q600 Queens Vocational and Technical High School 127% 125% -3% Queens 24 Q013 P.S. 013 Clement C. Moore 122% 120% -2% Rezoning Queens 24 Q520 Middle College High School at LaGuardia Community College 144% 142% -2% Proposal - Expansion Queens 24 Q290 A.C.E. Academy for Scholars at the Geraldine Ferraro Campus 103% 102% -1% Rezoning Queens 25 Q029 P.S. 029 Queens 135% 115% -20% Queens 25 Q165 P.S. 165 Edith K. Bergtraum 112% 105% -6% Queens 25 Q020 P.S. 020 John Bowne 115% 110% -5% Queens 25 Q193 P.S. 193 Alfred J. Kennedy 117% 115% -2% Queens 25 Q214 P.S. 214 Cadwallader Colden 144% 132% -11% Queens 25 Q129 P.S. 129 Patricia Larkin 144% 143% -1% Queens 25 Q154 P.S. 154 Queens 139% 130% -9% 2016-2017 Schools with Utilization Decrease

Utilization School Borough District School Name 2015-2016 2016-2017 ▲ Building Utilization Reduction Strategy Code Decreased Utilized in 2016-2017 Queens 25 Q024 P.S. 024 Andrew Jackson 148% 141% -7% Proposal - Re-siting Queens 25 Q107 P.S. 107 Thomas A Dooley 114% 108% -7% CTF Queens 25 Q294 BELL Academy 131% 130% 0% Queens 25 Q525 Townsend Harris High School 127% 124% -3% Queens 25 Q185 J.H.S. 185 Edward Bleeker 124% 121% -2% Queens 25 Q219 P.S. 219 Paul Klapper 107% 106% -1% Queens 26 Q130 P.S. 130 171% 145% -26% Queens 26 Q266 P.S. / I.S. 266 111% 107% -4% Queens 26 Q018 P.S. 018 Winchester 162% 153% -9% Queens 26 Q177 P.S. 177 The Marlboro 118% 113% -5% Queens 26 Q178 P.S./ IS 178 Holliswood 124% 117% -7% Queens 26 Q046 P.S. 046 Alley Pond 153% 150% -4% Queens 26 Q188 P.S. 188 Kingsbury 121% 120% -1% Queens 26 Q203 P.S. 203 Oakland Gardens 154% 153% -1% Queens 26 Q173 P.S. 173 Fresh Meadows 110% 109% -1% Queens 26 Q041 P.S. 041 Crocheron 177% 175% -2% Queens 26 Q495 Bayside High School 154% 150% -4% Queens 27 Q060 P.S. 060 Woodhaven 134% 128% -6% Queens 27 Q104 P.S. 104 The Bays Water 127% 121% -6% Queens 27 Q317 WATERSIDE CHILDREN'S STUDIO SCHOOL 147% 136% -11% Queens 27 Q475 Richmond Hill High School 115% 106% -10% Queens 27 Q063 P.S. 063 Old South 124% 117% -7% Queens 27 Q056 P.S. 056 Harry Eichler 115% 105% -10% Queens 27 Q051 P.S. 051 250% 204% -46% Queens 27 Q232 P.S. 232 Lindenwood 136% 134% -2% Queens 27 Q066 P.S. 066 Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis 255% 244% -11% Queens 27 Q105 P.S. 105 The Bay School 122% 114% -8% Queens 27 Q155 P.S. 155 110% 105% -5% Queens 27 Q254 P.S. 254 - The Rosa Parks School 132% 128% -3% Queens 27 Q124 P.S. 124 Osmond A Church 140% 137% -3% Queens 27 Q064 P.S. 064 Joseph P. Addabbo 161% 159% -2% Queens 27 Q047 P.S. 047 Chris Galas 127% 126% -1% Queens 27 Q062 P. S. 62 - Chester Park School 126% 125% -1% Queens 27 Q065 P.S. 65 - The Raymond York Elementary School 123% 120% -4% Queens 28 Q086 P.S. Q086 131% 127% -4% Queens 28 Q175 P.S. 175 The Lynn Gross Discovery School 130% 122% -7% Queens 28 Q117 P.S. 117 J. Keld / Briarwood School 111% 103% -8% Queens 28 Q312 Jamaica Children's School 232% 143% -89% Queens 28 Q174 P.S. 174 William Sidney Mount 139% 121% -17% Queens 28 Q167 METROPOLITAN EXPEDITIONARY LEARNING SCHOOL 111% 105% -7% Queens 28 Q182 P.S. 182 Samantha Smith 125% 111% -15% Rezoning Queens 28 Q620 Thomas A. Edison Career and Technical Education High School 121% 117% -4% Queens 28 Q157 J.H.S. 157 Stephen A. Halsey 114% 111% -3% Queens 28 Q121 P.S. 121 Queens 135% 133% -3% Queens 28 Q139 P.S. 139 Rego Park 125% 118% -7% Queens 28 Q680 Queens Gateway to Health Sciences Secondary School 113% 110% -3% Queens 28 Q054 P.S. 054 Hillside 138% 136% -2% Queens 28 Q284 York Early College Academy 107% 107% 0% Queens 29 Q095 P.S. 095 Eastwood 165% 155% -11% Queens 29 Q036 P.S. 036 Saint Albans School 140% 133% -7% 2016-2017 Schools with Utilization Decrease

Utilization School Borough District School Name 2015-2016 2016-2017 ▲ Building Utilization Reduction Strategy Code Decreased Utilized in 2016-2017 Queens 29 Q195 P.S. 195 William Haberle 120% 113% -7% Queens 29 Q295 P.S./I.S. 295 109% 106% -3% Queens 29 Q015 P.S. 015 Jackie Robinson 150% 149% -1% Queens 29 Q034 P.S. 034 John Harvard 121% 121% 0% Queens 29 Q033 P.S. 033 Edward M. Funk 103% 102% -2% Queens 30 Q329 East Elmhurst Community School 158% 107% -51% Proposal - Re-siting Queens 30 Q149 P.S. 149 Christa Mcauliffe 117% 106% -11% Rezoning Queens 30 Q166 P.S. 166 Henry Gradstein 110% 106% -4% Queens 30 Q069 P.S. 069 Jackson Heights 118% 109% -10% Rezoning Queens 30 Q148 P.S. 148 Queens 125% 115% -10% Rezoning Queens 30 Q304 VOICE Charter School of New York 540% 395% -144% Queens 30 Q127 P.S. 127 Aerospace Science Magne 117% 108% -9% Rezoning Queens 30 Q152 P.S. 152 Gwendoline N. Alleyne School 129% 121% -8% rezoning and proposal Queens 30 Q112 P.S. 112 Dutch Kills 134% 127% -7% Queens 30 Q011 P.S. 011 Kathryn Phelan 126% 121% -5% Rezoning Queens 30 Q145 I.S. 145 Joseph Pulitzer 117% 112% -5% Rezoning Queens 30 Q122 P.S. 122 Mamie Fay 111% 109% -2% Queens 30 Q234 P.S. 234 104% 101% -4% Staten Island 31 R038 P.S. 038 George Cromwell 133% 125% -8% Staten Island 31 R069 P.S. 069 Daniel D. Tompkins 107% 104% -2% Staten Island 31 R058 Space Shuttle Columbia School 112% 102% -10% Staten Island 31 R003 P.S. 003 The Margaret Gioiosa School 123% 109% -14% Rezoning Staten Island 31 R048 P.S. 048 William C. Wilcox 120% 119% -1% Staten Island 31 R039 P.S. 39 Francis J. Murphy Jr. 150% 148% -3% Staten Island 31 R035 P.S. 35 The Clove Valley School 201% 197% -4% Staten Island 31 R044 P.S. 044 Thomas C. Brown 128% 119% -9% Staten Island 31 R460 Susan E. Wagner High School 121% 114% -7% New construction or lease Staten Island 31 R029 P.S. 029 Bardwell 154% 149% -5% Staten Island 31 R011 P.S. 11 Thomas Dongan School 129% 127% -2% Staten Island 31 R022 P.S. 022 Graniteville 114% 111% -3% Staten Island 31 R026 P.S. 026 The Carteret School 153% 150% -3% Staten Island 31 R046 P.S. 046 Albert V. Maniscalco 129% 122% -7% Staten Island 31 R054 P.S. 054 Charles W. Leng 121% 119% -2% Staten Island 31 R021 P.S. 21 Margaret Emery-Elm Park 116% 109% -7% Staten Island 31 R045 P.S. 045 John Tyler 128% 125% -4% Staten Island 31 R050 P.S. 050 Frank Hankinson 111% 108% -3% Staten Island 31 R018 P.S. 018 John G. Whittier 107% 103% -4% Brooklyn 32 K784 Achievement First North Brooklyn Preparatory Charter School 127% 115% -12% Brooklyn 32 K086 P.S. 086 The Irvington 104% 101% -3% Rezoning Brooklyn 32 K376 P.S. 376 102% 101% -2% Rezoning

Appendix V:

Overutilization Reduction Strategies Overview of Strategies to Relieve Overutilization

1. New Construction – The School Construction Authority creates new capacity through leasing and the construction of new school facilities annually, including additions.

2. Facilities Upgrades –The Office of Space Planning initiates and plans for capital projects to increase capacity with the SCA. This includes projects to convert space that was not previously suitable as a classroom, such as storage rooms or teacher loungers, into instructional classrooms.

3. Rezoning – The DOE works with Community Education Councils to shrink or expand zone sizes to shift enrollment away from overutilized schools and to create new zones for new schools. Schools impacted by rezoning typically experience small decreases in enrollment initially, however the full impact will not be realized until several years after implementation, when smaller incoming cohorts articulate through a school and larger cohorts graduate out. Therefore, the DOE expects to see a greater impact on overutilization as a result of rezonings six years after implementation for elementary schools and three years after implementation for middle schools.

4. Programming – Efficient programming and scheduling by principals can mitigate the effects of overutilized buildings, including split session programming for high schools. Split session programming occurs when schools operate on a staggered schedule. This scheduling maximizes the availability of classrooms by programming more periods per day in high school buildings.

5. Re-purposing Seats – Annually, the DOE puts forth a number of proposals to the Panel for Educational Policy (PEP) to create efficiencies in the way space is utilized to best meet specific district educational needs. These proposals, which must go through a public review process outlined in Chancellor’s Regulation A-190, may include re-sitings, grade reconfigurations, siting new schools in under-utilized space, and consolidations. (See Appendix IX for a list of proposals approved by the PEP for the 2015-2016 and 2016-2017 school years).

• Re-sitings – The relocation of students from one building to another is often employed to maximize use of new and existing capacity to allow for construction to improve facilities, or as a result of losing a lease. It is sometimes used to re-locate a school or program to a more appropriate location or facility.

• Grade Reconfigurations – The expansion or truncation of a school’s grade levels may be used to expand high-quality schools to serve additional grade levels, align grade spans with the district standard in order to maximize access at standard entry points (e.g. expanding a K-4 school to K- 5 or truncating a 5-8 school to 6-8) and address under or overutilization of buildings.

• Siting New and Existing Schools and Programs in Under-utilized Buildings – The DOE identifies buildings with a significant amount of excess space that could accommodate new district or charter schools, D75 or D79 programs, or Pre-K Centers. An annual “Underutilized List” is posted publicly and can be found on the DOE website: http://schools.nyc.gov/community/planning/changes/default.htm. By opening schools and programs in under-utilized space, capacity is added to a district while meeting specific district needs.

• Consolidating Co-located Schools – By consolidating two co-located schools into one organization, spaces that would have been used for redundant administrative or cluster room purposes may instead be used for additional instructional space, creating more overall capacity in a building to serve students.

• School Closures: A school may be proposed for closure based on persistently low enrollment, performance, or demand. Although closing a school is not a primary strategy to address overutilization, by opening a different school option in place of an extremely under-enrolled school, the DOE is able to use space more efficiently.

6. Changes to Admissions Policy – In most instances, students apply for and receive offers to pre- kindergarten, kindergarten, 6th grade, and 9th grade through centralized admissions processes. Controlling the number of students who are offered admission, particularly at the middle and high school level, can be used to address overutilization by limiting admission offers. This control mechanism results in enrollment consistent with a school’s or a building’s capacity. This approach must be balanced against other goals, such as maximizing access to and demand for high-quality programs and schools.

Appendix VI:

New Building Construction (School Year 2016-2017)

PART III. NEW SEATS AVAILABLE SEPTEMBER 2016

INFORMATION PREPARED BY: NEW YORK CITY SCHOOL CONSTRUCTION AUTHORITY CAPITAL PLAN MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT SEPTEMBER 2016 (SCHOOL YEAR 2016-2017) SEATS

Borough District Building Name Type Estimated Number of Seats Gained

M 2 WASHINGTON IRVING HS CTF 30

M 2 I.S. 70 CTF 90

TOTAL FOR MANHATTAN 120

X 8 HERBERT H. LEHMAN HS CTF 78

X 9 I.S. 145 CTF 56

X 10 I.S. 45 CTF 28

X 10 P.S. 81 CTF -6

X 10 P.S. 24 CTF 140

X 10 P.S. 56 ADDITION 428

X 8 DEWITT CLINTON HS CTF 60

X 12 HS REPLACEMENT @1211 SOUTHERN BOULEVARD LEASE 150

TOTAL FOR BRONX 934

K 13 DOCK ST CAMPUS DOE BUILDING 333 P.S. 516 SUNSET PARK AVENUES ELEMENTARY K 15 SCHOOL LEASE 113

K 17 I.S. 394 CTF 16

K 84 P.S. 677 LEASE 214

K 84 P.S. 884 LEASE 576

TOTAL FOR BROOKLYN 1,252

Q 24 I.S. 311 DOE BUILDING 785

Q 24 P.S. 119 CTF 14

Q 25 P.S. 163 ADDITION 376

1 of 2 SEPTEMBER 2016 (SCHOOL YEAR 2016-2017) SEATS

Borough District Building Name Type Estimated Number of Seats Gained

Q 25 P.S. 107 CTF 28

Q 27 JOHN ADAMS HS CTF 30

Q 28 P.S. 50 ADDITION 396

Q 29 P.S. 176 ADDITION 372

Q 29 CAMPUS MAGNET HS CTF -15

Q 30 P.S. 92 ADDITION 376

TOTAL FOR QUEENS 2,362

R 31 SUSAN E. WAGNER HS ANNEX DOE BUILDING 138

R 31 ECC @ 1625 FOREST AVENUE LEASE 224

TOTAL FOR STATEN ISLAND 362

TOTAL NUMBER OF SEATS GAINED CITYWIDE AS OF SEPTEMBER 2016 5,030

2 of 2

Appendix VII:

Capital Task Force Projects Generating Capacity (School Year 2016-2017 and 2017-2018)

Capital Task Force Projects Completed 2015-2016

District Building ID Building Name School IDs Project Type Scope of Project New Capacity Added 1. Convert room 306, 307, and 308 into a fitness center with boys/girls changing area 2. Convert 2 M920 SATELLITE ACADEMY - MANHATTAN M570 Classroom Conversion and Fitness Center 209 into an art classroom 3. Convert room 401 and 402 into classroom 4. Convert rooms 509, 510, 32 and 511 into a classroom. 2 M475 HEALTH PROFESSIONS HS (OL STY) - M M420 Classroom Converison Convert 1400 Square foot Classroom 321 into 2 seperate classrooms. 34 2 M520 MURRY BERGTRAUM HS (ECF) - M M520 Teacher Cafeteria and FS Classroom Convert existing Teacher's Cafeteria into a new Teacher's Cafeteria and 1 FS Classroom. 34 2 M625 HS OF GRAPHIC COMMUNICATION ARTS-M M170 Classroom Conversion Convert administrative suit 259 into 4 classrooms. 112 2 M625 HS OF GRAPHIC COMMUNICATION ARTS-M M393 Classroom Conversion Convert records room 107 into 2 standard classrooms. 68 3 M044 I.S. 44 - MANHATTAN M452 Classroom Conversion and Office Convert classroom and library into 2 classrooms and General/Principal Office. 60 3 M081 MID-MAN ADULT LRNG CTR (81) - M K755 Refrigeration Shop Convert Room 101 into a Refrigeration/AC Shop. 30 Convert Dressmaking Room (RM 219) into One (1) Classroom, One (1) Admin. Office and One (1) 3 M118 I.S. 118 - MANHATTAN M256 Classroom Conversions 15 SPED Resource Room (RMS 219A, 219B, 219C). 6 M540 A. PHILLIP RANDOLPH HS - MANHATTAN M540 Classroom Conversion Convert 507A/507B into FS classroom spaces. Convert 509A/509B into FS classroom space. 20 Convert Woodworking Room 128 and Sheet Metal Room (132) into Two (2) Classrooms and One 9 X117 I.S. 117 - BRONX X117 TECHNOLOGY LAB 32 (1) Technology Lab 9 X117 I.S. 117 - BRONX X568 Classroom Conversion Convert Novelty Shop 333 into One (1) Classroom and One (1) Resource Room. 12 9 X117 I.S. 117 - BRONX X568 Classroom Conversion Convert Four (4) SPED Classrooms: 431, 431A, 433, 433A into Three (3) Classrooms. 48 9 X117 I.S. 117 - BRONX X117 Classroom Conversion Covert Printing Room 129 and Electrical Wiring Room 133 into Three (3) Classrooms. 32 9 X117 I.S. 117 - BRONX X117 Classroom Conversion Convert Administrative Office 127 into One (1) Classroom. 32 10 X080 I.S. 80/P.S. 280 - BRONX X080 Classroom Conversion and Technology Lab Convert room 407 and 507 into one Standard Classroom and one Technology Lab 64 10 X435 THEODORE ROOSEVELT HS - X X374 Classroom Conversion Convert Teacher's Lounge (Attic) into a classroom (Room 500). 34 (2) Tech Labs and (1) classroom will be constructed out of (2) existing shop rooms (1) of the two (2) tech labs will have computers provided. Maximum amount of outlets are being 10 X445 BRONX HS OF SCIENCE - X X445 Classroom Conversion, Technology Lab 34 requested for all three spaces. Type of computers and furnishings TBD at scope meeting. Basement rooms 002 and 004. 12 X167 P.S. 214 - BRONX X214 Classroom Conversion, Technology Lab Convert open classroom (200A, B, C, D) space into 3 classrooms and 1 technology lab. 57 15 K293 J.H.S. 293 - BROOKLYN K497 Technology lab Convert room 217 into a Technology Lab. 30

Convert room 315 (staff development room/designed metal and electrical shop) into a classroom. 17 K390 I.S. 390 - BROOKLYN K354 Classroom Conversion 2. Convert room 312 (special education room/designed art classroom) into 2 self-contained 30 classrooms.

18 K515 SOUTH SHORE EDUCATIONAL CAMPUS - K K566 Computer Lab and Community Room Convert room 467 (flexible shop) to a computer lab and community room. 30 19 K420 FRANKLIN K. LANE HS - K K764 Classroom Conversion Convert Admin Hub: Rooms 156, 158, 160, 106A and 162 into 4 Classrooms 120 21 K281 I.S. 281 - BROOKLYN K281 Classroom Conversion Convert room 108 and 114 into Standard full size spaces. 14 24 Q891 R. F. WAGNER SEC SCL ARTS & TECH-Q Q560 Classroom Conversion Convert Guidance Suite Room 225 into full size Classroom. 30 24 Q891 R. F. WAGNER SEC SCL ARTS & TECH-Q Q560 Classroom Conversion Convert Classroom 277 into 2 full size Classrooms. 30 1. Convert Boys Locker room in Fitness Center. 2. Convert Girl's Locker room into Dance Studio. Dance Studio, Fitness Center, Classroom 27 Q475 RICHMOND HILL HS - Q Q475 Renovate remaining locker room spaces. 3. Convert B-02 in two classrooms and one resource 54 Conversion space. 27 Q400 AUGUST MARTIN HS - QUEENS Q400 Classroom Conversion Convert unused Wood Shop into 2 ALC classrooms 64 Convert Room B37 Teacher's Cafeteria into one full size Classroom with Office and smaller 27 Q465 FAR ROCKAWAY HS - Q Q260 Classroom Conversion 30 Teacher's Cafeteria. 27 Q465 FAR ROCKAWAY HS - Q Q302 Classroom Conversion Convert Guidance Suite Room 149 into two (2) full size Classrooms and one (1) Office. 60 27 Q465 FAR ROCKAWAY HS - Q Q302 Classroom Conversion Convert Art Room 145 into one (1) full size Classroom. 30 28 Q072 J.H.S. 72 - QUEENS Q332 Technology Lab Convert room 221 and 221A into a technology Lab. Remove wall between spaces. 30 28 Q620 THOMAS A. EDISON VOC HS - Q Q620 Fitness Center & Computer Lab Convert storage room G7 G22 A&B into a Fitness Center and a Computer Lab. 80 1. Convert room 219 and 221a/b which is currently a teaching complex into 2 full size classrooms. 30 Q227 I.S. 227 - QUEENS Q227 Classroom Conversion 30 2. convert classroom 213, into 2 SPED resource rooms with seating for 12 students. 30 Q227 I.S. 227 - QUEENS Q227 Fitness Center Feasibility Study to convert room 201 and storage room into an exercise/fitness center. 30 Total Seats Created 1442

Page 1 of 3 Capital Task Force Projects Completed 2016-2017

District Building ID Building Name School IDs Project Type Scope of Project New Capacity Added Convert Library (RM 217) into Three (3) Classrooms and One (1) Administrative Room (RMS: 217, 2 M070 I.S. 70 - MANHATTAN M414 Classroom Conversion 90 218, 219, 220). Convert Metal Shop (RM 332) into One (1) Classroom and One (1) Resource Room (RMS 332, 2 M070 I.S. 70 - MANHATTAN M414 Classroom Conversion 12 332A). 8 X405 HERBERT H. LEHMAN HS - X X405 Classroom Conversion Convert Room 105C and Room 105D into two (2) classrooms. 68 8 X405 HERBERT H. LEHMAN HS - X X405 Technology Lab Convert Room 105A into a Technology Lab 34 9 X145 I.S. 145 - BRONX X145 Dance Room Convert Girls Locker Room (Rm 1000) into a Dance Room. 30 9 X145 I.S. 145 - BRONX X145 Fitness Center Convert Boys Locker Room (Rm 134) into a Fitness Center. 30 10 X045 I.S. 45 - BRONX X045 Technology Lab Convert Home Economics Room into a Technology Lab and SPED/Resource Room. 12 10 X081 P.S. 81 - BRONX X081 Classroom Conversion Convert B6 Classroom into two (2) Classrooms. 25 10 X081 P.S. 81 - BRONX X081 Library Conversion Convert Library (204) into one (1) Sped/Resource Room and a Library 12 1. Convert rooms 114A (SPED classroom), 114B (SPED classroom), 116A (classroom), 116B (office), 10 X440 DEWITT CLINTON HS - X X440 LYFE Center and 118A into a LYFE Ctr. 2. Convert rooms 246 (drawing room) and 250 (drawing room) into 2 60 SPED classrooms, a classroom, and an office 12 X067 P.S. 67 - BRONX X372 Classroom Conversion Convert 5th floor gymnasium (currently used as a library) into 4 classrooms (516A, B, C, D) 108 15 K460 JOHN JAY HS - K K464 Classroom Conversion Convert Rooms 400 and 404 into Three 3 Classrooms (Rms 400, 402, 404). 30 15 K460 JOHN JAY HS - K K462 Classroom Conversions Room conversion, three classrooms, (Rooms 140, 148A, and 148B) 90 1. Convert 171 and 175 into one standard classroom 2. Convert 143 and 141 into one standard 19 K302 I.S. 302 - BROOKLYN K661 Classroom Conversion classroom 3. Convert 139 and 137 into one standard classroom. 4 146 and 142, 136a/b/c, and 138 210 into four full size classrooms. 24 Q119 I.S. 119 - QUEENS Q119 Classroom Conversion Convert kindergarten classroom and teacher's area into two (2) Full Size Classrooms. 15 25 Q107 P.S. 107 - QUEENS Q107 Classroom Conversion Convert 2 large shops into Three (3) FS Classrooms 32 29 Q490 Campus Magnet HS (Jackson) -Q Q498 Classroom Conversion Convert Room 334 into a STEM Lab. 32 29 Q490 Campus Magnet HS (Jackson) -Q Q498 Classroom Conversion Convert Rooms 129, 131 & 133 into two (2) Full Size Classrooms. 64 Total Seats Created 954

Page 2 of 3 Capital Task Force Projects Completed 2016-2017

District Building ID Building Name School IDs Project Type Scope of Project New Capacity Added 2 M460 Washington Irving HS M374 Classroom Conversion Convert Room 741 into one (1) Full Size Classroom and one (1) Half Size Room. 12 Convert Room 459 into two (2) Full Size Classrooms (459A & 459B). Convert Room 460 into two 2 M625 HS of Graphic Communication Arts M139 Classroom Conversion 68 (2) Full Size Classrooms (460A & 460B). 10 X054 P.S. 54 - Bronx X054 Classroom Conversion Convert the art room into a two 3rd grade classrooms labeled 412/412A 12 14 K017 P.S. 17 - Brooklyn K017 Classroom Conversion Convert Room 306 Gymnasium into two (2) FS classrooms (306 and 306A). 60 21 K281 I.S. 281 - Brooklyn K28 Classroom Conversion Convert music room 409 into two clasrooms 407 and 409 30 31 R435 New Dorp HS R440 Classroom Conversion Convert Room N304 - Designed Wood Shop into two (2) FS Classrooms. 34 Total Seats Created 216

Page 3 of 3

Appendix VIII:

Rezoning Proposals for Implementation In School Years 2011-2012 to 2018-2019

Rezonings (2010-2011 to 2016-2017 Implementation)

Count of School Year of District DBN Proposals Level Implementation 1 2 02M006 ES 2011 1 2 02M059 ES 2011 1 2 02M151 ES 2011 1 2 02M158 ES 2011 1 2 02M183 ES 2011 1 2 02M267 ES 2011 1 2 02M290 ES 2011 2 3 03M087 ES 2011 2 3 03M191 ES 2011 2 3 03M199 ES 2011 2 3 03M452 ES 2011 3 10 10X023 ES 2011 3 10 10X059 ES 2011 3 10 10X085 ES 2011 4 20 20K163 MS 2011 4 20 20K201 MS 2011 4 20 20K220 MS 2011 4 20 20K223 MS 2011 4 20 20K229 MS 2011 4 20 20K259 MS 2011 5 21 21K100 ES 2011 5 21 21K121 ES 2011 5 21 21K225 ES 2011 5 21 21K226 ES 2011 5 21 21K253 ES 2011 5 21 21K288 ES 2011 6 22 22K109 ES 2011 6 22 22K119 ES 2011 6 22 22K134 ES 2011 6 22 22K139 ES 2011 6 22 22K152 ES 2011 6 22 22K198 ES 2011 6 22 22K217 ES 2011 6 22 22K245 ES 2011 6 22 22K269 ES 2011 6 22 22K315 ES 2011 6 22 22K361 ES 2011 6 22 22K326 ES 2011 7 24 24Q068 ES 2011 7 24 24Q071 ES 2011 7 24 24Q081 ES 2011 7 24 24Q088 ES 2011 7 24 24Q091 ES 2011 7 24 24Q119 ES 2011 7 24 24Q239 ES 2011 8 28 28Q086 ES 2011 8 28 28Q182 ES 2011 9 30 30Q069 ES 2011 9 30 30Q092 ES 2011 9 30 30Q148 ES 2011 9 30 30Q149 ES 2011 9 30 30Q212 ES 2011 9 30 30Q222 ES 2011 9 30 30Q228 ES 2011 9 30 30Q280 ES 2011 10 31 31R051 MS 2011 10 31 31R072 MS 2011 10 31 31R861 MS 2011 11 2 02M089 ES 2012 11 2 02M151 ES 2012 11 2 02M158 ES 2012 11 2 02M276 ES 2012 11 2 02M290 ES 2012 11 2 02M343 ES 2012 11 2 02M397 ES 2012 11 2 02M527 ES 2012 12 9 09X042 ES 2012 12 9 09X053 ES 2012 12 9 09X058 ES 2012 12 9 09X058 ES 2012 12 9 09X064 ES 2012 12 9 09X088 ES 2012 12 9 09X163 ES 2012 12 9 09X199 ES 2012 12 9 09X204 ES 2012 13 20 20K069 ES 2012 13 20 20K105 ES 2012 13 20 20K160 ES 2012 13 20 20K163 ES 2012 13 20 20K164 ES 2012

1 of 2 Rezonings (2010-2011 to 2016-2017 Implementation)

Count of School Year of District DBN Proposals Level Implementation 13 20 20K180 ES 2012 13 20 20K200 ES 2012 13 20 20K748 ES 2012 14 21 21K101 ES 2012 14 21 21K212 ES 2012 15 2 02M059 ES 2013 15 2 02M116 ES 2013 15 2 02M183 ES 2013 15 2 02M267 ES 2013 15 2 02M281 ES 2013 16 7 07X001 ES 2013 16 7 07X005 ES 2013 16 7 07X018 ES 2013 16 7 07X025 ES 2013 16 7 07X029 ES 2013 16 7 07X030 ES 2013 16 7 07X031 ES 2013 16 7 07X043 ES 2013 16 7 07X049 ES 2013 16 7 07X065 ES 2013 16 7 07X154 ES 2013 16 7 07X157 ES 2013 16 7 07X161 ES 2013 16 7 07X179 ES 2013 16 7 07X277 ES 2013 16 7 07X369 ES 2013 16 7 07X385 ES 2013 17 8 08X100 ES 2013 17 8 08X138 ES 2013 17 8 08X182 ES 2013 18 11 11X194 ES 2013 18 11 11X106 ES 2013 18 11 11X105 ES 2013 18 11 11X357 ES 2013 18 11 11X567 ES 2013 19 13 13K133 ES 2013 19 13 13K282 ES 2013 20 15 15K010 ES 2013 20 15 15K107 ES 2013 20 15 15K118 ES 2013 20 15 15K321 ES 2013 21 20 20K030 ES 2013 21 20 20K030 MS 2013 21 20 20K069 ES 2013 21 20 20K105 ES 2013 21 20 20K127 ES 2013 21 20 20K170 ES 2013 21 20 20K176 ES 2013 21 20 20K259 MS 2013 22 23 23K041 ES 2013 22 23 23K073 ES 2013 22 23 23K137 ES 2013 22 23 23K150 ES 2013 22 23 23K155 ES 2013 22 23 23K156 ES 2013 22 23 23K165 ES 2013 22 23 23K178 ES 2013 22 23 23K184 ES 2013 22 23 23K284 ES 2013 22 23 23K298 ES 2013 22 23 23K323 ES 2013 22 23 23K327 ES 2013 22 23 23K401 ES 2013 22 23 23K446 ES 2013 23 24 24Q061 MS 2013 23 24 24Q143 ES 2013 23 24 24Q311 MS 2013 23 24 24Q330 ES 2013 23 30 30Q127 ES 2013 23 30 30Q148 ES 2013 23 30 30Q149 ES 2013 23 30 30Q228 ES 2013 23 30 30Q329 ES 2013 24 32 32K086 ES 2013 24 32 32K116 ES 2013 24 32 32K123 ES 2013 24 32 32K376 ES 2013

2 of 2

Appendix IX:

List of High Schools on Split Session High Schools with Split Session

Borough District School Code School Name 2016-2017 Utilization MANHATTAN 2 M413 School of the Future High School 105% MANHATTAN 2 M420 High School for Health Professions and Human Services 165% MANHATTAN 2 M475 Stuyvesant High School 123% MANHATTAN 3 M485 Fiorello H. LaGuardia High School of Music & Art and Performing Arts 127% MANHATTAN 4 M680 Heritage School, The 130% MANHATTAN 6 M346 Community Health Academy of the Heights 115% MANHATTAN 6 M552 Gregorio Luperon High School for Science and Mathematics 116% BRONX 7 X223 The Laboratory School of Finance and Technology: X223 115% BRONX 9 X505 Bronx School for Law, Government and Justice 106% BRONX 10 X434 Belmont Preparatory High School 105% BRONX 10 X442 Celia Cruz Bronx High School of Music, The 108% BRONX 10 X445 The Bronx High School of Science 129% BRONX 10 X549 Discovery High School 108% BRONX 12 X242 Mott Hall V 105% BROOKLYN 13 K430 Brooklyn Technical High School 127% BROOKLYN 14 K478 The High School for Enterprise, Business and Technology 115% BROOKLYN 14 K685 El Puente Academy for Peace and Justice 114% BROOKLYN 15 K667 Sunset Park High School 104% BROOKLYN 17 K590 Medgar Evers College Preparatory School 178% BROOKLYN 20 K445 New Utrecht High School 162% BROOKLYN 20 K490 Fort Hamilton High School 190% BROOKLYN 20 K505 Franklin Delano Roosevelt High School 121% BROOKLYN 21 K344 Rachel Carson High School for Coastal Studies 123% BROOKLYN 21 K410 Abraham Lincoln High School 103% BROOKLYN 21 K525 Edward R. Murrow High School 123% BROOKLYN 22 K405 Midwood High School 163% BROOKLYN 22 K425 James Madison High School 149% QUEENS 24 Q530 International High School at LaGuardia Community College 174% QUEENS 24 Q550 High School for Arts and Business 135% QUEENS 24 Q600 Queens Vocational and Technical High School 125% QUEENS 24 Q610 Aviation Career & Technical Education High School 136% High Schools with Split Session

Borough District School Code School Name 2016-2017 Utilization QUEENS 25 Q240 Veritas Academy 167% QUEENS 25 Q241 Queens High School for Language Studies 100% QUEENS 25 Q252 Queens School of Inquiry, The 113% QUEENS 25 Q281 East-West School of International Studies 113% QUEENS 25 Q425 John Bowne High School 153% QUEENS 25 Q525 Townsend Harris High School 124% BAYSIDE 26 Q415 Benjamin N. Cardozo High School 156% QUEENS 26 Q430 Francis Lewis High School 207% QUEENS 26 Q495 Bayside High School 150% QUEENS 26 Q566 Queens High School of Teaching, Liberal Arts and the Sciences 104% QUEENS 27 Q261 Voyages Prep - South Queens 112% QUEENS 27 Q323 Scholars' Academy 109% QUEENS 28 Q325 Hillside Arts & Letters Academy 109% QUEENS 28 Q440 Forest Hills High School 194% QUEENS 28 Q505 Hillcrest High School 131% QUEENS 28 Q620 Thomas A. Edison Career and Technical Education High School 117% QUEENS 28 Q680 Queens Gateway to Health Sciences Secondary School 110% QUEENS 28 Q687 Queens High School for the Sciences at York College 124% QUEENS 30 Q502 Information Technology High School 134% QUEENS 30 Q555 Newcomers High School 127% QUEENS 30 Q575 Academy of American Studies 180% STATEN ISLAND 31 R450 Curtis High School 157% STATEN ISLAND 31 R605 Staten Island Technical High School 106%

Appendix X:

Approved Proposals to Repurpose Seats for Implementation in School Years 2015-2016, 2016-2017, and 2017-2018

Approved Proposals to Repurpose Seats, 2017-2018 Implementation

Borough District Proposal Type Building IDs DBN 1 DBN 2 DBN 3 DBN 4 DBN 5 DBN 6 DBN 7 X 7 New School X162 07X500 07X584 75X010 84X393 M 2 New School M868 02M260 02M297 X 9 New District 75 Site X147 09X313 09X339 75X469 R 31 New District 75 Site R006 31R006 75R373 X 12 New School X116 12X217 12X384 84X346 84X587 K 16 New School K057 16K057 16K688 84K892 K 19 New School K420 19K583 19K618 19K639 19K659 19K764 84K608 Q 27 New School Q410 27Q262 27Q324 27Q351 75Q256 79M973 84Q373 K 14 New School K297 14K297 84K756 K 17 New School K246 17K246 84K741 M 6 New School M164 06M328 84M338 M 3 Re-siting M342 03M191 M 3 Re-siting M044, M084 03M245 03M247 03M334 03M084 M 3 Re-siting M191 03M452 X 8 Re-siting X060, X152 08X333 75X010 08X152 X 10 Re-siting X779, X859 10X315 K 15 Re-siting K280, K032 15K442 15K863 15K032 K 17 Re-siting K092, K884 17K092 84K876 84K886 K 18 Re-siting K232, K252 18K581 18K598 84K608 18K588 84K608 K 22 Re-siting K240, K197 22K240 22K381 22K197 Q 24 Re-siting Q298, Q269 24Q019 24Q211 24Q331 24Q143 Q 24 Re-siting Q143, Q269, Q908, Q843, Q937 24Q143 Q 24 Re-siting Q019, Q315, Q298, Q269 24Q019 24Q110 75Q277 24Q211 24Q331 24Q143 Q 29 Re-siting Q131, Q035 29Q131 29Q035 K 13 Re-siting K902, K903 13K266 75K077 K 75 Re-siting K902, K014 13K266 75K077 22K014 R 31 Re-siting R049, R082 31R028 31R049 Q 30 Re-siting Q397, Q295 30Q389 75Q255 R 31 Re-siting R002, R840 31R002 75R037 M 2 Re-siting M111 02M111 84M263 K 19 Re-siting K819 19K409 X 75 Re-siting X909 75X723 X 8 Consolidation X060 08X333 75X010 X 11 Consolidation X113 11X287 11X370 K 14 Consolidation K610 14K610 K 16 Consolidation K057 16K057 16K688 84K892 X 8 Consolidation X450 08X312 08X376 08X377 08X432 08X452 08X561 79Q950 M 6 Consolidation M192 06M192 06M209 K 18 Consolidation K515 18K566 18K567 18K576 18K578 18K637 79Q950 84K775 K 17 Consolidation K470 17K531 17K546 17K745 K 19 Truncation K306 19K306 K 23 Truncation K165 23K165 K 23 Truncation K175 23K514 23K697 Approved Proposals to Repurpose Seats, 2017-2018 Implementation

Borough District Proposal Type Building IDs DBN 1 DBN 2 DBN 3 DBN 4 DBN 5 DBN 6 DBN 7 K 16 Truncation K262 16K262 Q 27 Truncation Q045 27Q045 R 31 Expansion R049/R082 31R028 31R049 Q 25 Expansion Q130 25Q130 75Q993 K 17 Truncation K470 17K531 17K546 17K745 X 7 Closure X162 07X500 07X584 75X010 84X393 X 9 Closure X004 09X004 84X133 X 9 Closure X145 09X325 09X328 84X380 X 12 Closure X420 12X388 12X521 12X550 K 16 Closure K335 16K335 K 19 Closure K190 19K190 Approved Proposals to Repurpose Seats, 2016-2017 Implementation

Borough District Proposal Type Building IDs DBN 1 DBN 2 DBN 3 DBN 4 DBN 5 M 1 Consolidation M134 01M134 01M137 M 1 Consolidation M056 01M332 01M345 01M292 84M080 M 4 Consolidation M096 04M096 04M381 M 5 Consolidation M043 05M286 05M410 05M367 05M369 84M384 M 6 Consolidation M164 06M328 06M326 X 7 Re-siting X358 07X321 X 7 Expansion X155 84X491 07X520 75X754 X 7 Closure X155 07X520 75X754 84X491 X 8 Expansion X093 08X093 84X362 X 8 Consolidation X192 08X467 08X366 08X371 08X392 X 9 Truncation X148 09X215 09X219 09X517 X 11 Consolidation X113 11X370 11X272 11X287 11X289 X 12 Consolidation X099 12X248 12X278 75X723 K 13 Re-siting K307, K611 13K313 K 13 New School and Temporary Co-location K117 13K412 13K596 13K616 75K369 84K707 K 13 Closure K117 13K596 13K412 13K616 75K369 K 14 Expansion K050 84K182 14K050 K 14 New School K297 14K297 84KTBD K 14 Expansion and Co-location K033 14K330 14K322 84K367 75K368 84K125 K 14 Closure K033 14K330 14K322 84K367 75K368 K 14 Closure K033 14K330 14K322 84K367 75K368 K 15 Expansion K293 15K429 15K497 84K129 75K368 K 15 Truncation K293 15K497 15K429 84K129 75K368 K 16 Consolidation K057 16K057 16K385 16K688 16K393 K 16 Re-Siting K026, K057 16K057 16K385 16K688 16K393 K 16 New School K025 16K025 16K534 84KTBD K 16 Consolidation K304 16K627 16K636 75K140 K 16 New D75 K026 16K026 16K681 16K393 75K140 K 16 Consolidation K308 16K308 16K534 84K406 K 17 Consolidation K390 17K354 17K334 84K357 K 17 Split-Siting and Co-location K907 17K568 84K757 K 18 Re-Siting K233 18K233 84K736 K 18 New D75 K500 18K617 18K633 18K642 79M645 79M753 Approved Proposals to Repurpose Seats, 2016-2017 Implementation

Borough District Proposal Type Building IDs DBN 1 DBN 2 DBN 3 DBN 4 DBN 5 K 19 Re-siting and Co-location K292, K302 19K292 84K626 84K774 K 19 Co-location K292 19K292 84K626 84K774 K 19 New D75 K224 19K224 75K036 K 23 Truncation K327 23K327 75K396 Q 24 Re-siting Q269, Q298 24Q211 24Q019 Q 24 Re-siting Q315, Q269 24Q110 75Q277 24Q331 24Q019 Q 27 New School Q053 27Q053 27Q319 88Q996 84QTBD Q 27 Re-Siting Q410 27Q262 27Q324 27Q351 75Q256 88Q996 Q 30 New D75 Q076 30Q076 30Q389 75Q277 Approved Proposals to Repurpose Seats, 2015-2016 Implementation

Borough District Proposal Type Building IDs DBN 1 DBN 2 DBN 3 DBN 4 DBN 5 M 2 Re-siting M860, M343 02M343 02M391 M 3, 2 Re-siting M912 03M479 75M035 M 4 Grade Expansion and Co-location M108 04M108 04M964 M 4 New PK M050 04M050 84M337 84M382 M 4 Re-siting M096 04M096 04M381 X 7 New D75 X027 07X277 75X469 X 9 Grade Expansion X117 09X117 09X568 X 9 Temporary Co-location X145 09X145 09X325 09X328 84X380 X 10 Temporary Re-siting X045 10X045 10X046 X 11 Co-location X144 11X144 11X566 84X484 K 13 Temporary Re-siting K093 13K093 13K266 K 14 Grade Expansion K033 14K322 14K330 75K368 84K367 K 14 Re-siting K157 14K157 84K703 K 15 Re-siting K130, K437 15K839 15K130 75K053 K 17 Co-location K320 17K352 17K375 84K333 K 17 New D75 K181 17K181 75K396 K 20 Re-siting K768 20K112 20K768 K 22 Temporary Re-siting K014 22K014 75K077 75K811 Q 24 Grade Expansion Q891 24Q560 Q 24 Grade Expansion Q320 24Q305 Q 24 Re-siting Q315 24Q110 24Q330 24Q331 75Q277 Q 24 Re-siting Q777 24Q199 24Q331 Q 24 Temporary Re-siting Q315 24Q110 24Q330 24Q331 75Q277 Q 25 Temporary Re-siting Q107 25Q024 25Q107 Q 27 Co-location Q400 27Q261 27Q400 79M645 79Q950 84Q320 Q 29 Grade Expansion Q231, Q251 29Q251 29Q355 29Q356 Q 30 Grade Truncation Q152 30Q152 K 32 Co-location K111 32K347 32K349 84K358 84K538

Appendix XI:

Key Groups

School Space Working Group – In 2014, Deputy Mayor Richard Buery and Chancellor Carmen Fariña named education leaders and experts from New York City’s district and charter schools, advocacy organizations, foundations, Community Councils, faith-based organizations, and the real estate sector to the School Space Working Group. The group gathered to share their expertise, document values and principles and make recommendations to guide space utilization and planning moving forward.

The group focused its efforts on developing recommendations to improve current and future co-locations. The narrowed scope was an effort to develop a set of meaningful recommendations in the limited time before the beginning of the 2014-15 school year. The full report can be accessed at this link: schools.nyc.gov/sswg

Blue Book Working Group – As stated above, a group of community stakeholders was convened in 2014 to make improvements to the annual Blue Book report, which more accurately depicted space in school buildings and is more accessible to families and other stakeholders. Recommendations from this group were implemented in the 2013-2014 and 2014-2015 Blue Book reports. These changes included the removal of capacity figures associated with TCUs, dividing the report into two distinct sections (by building and by organization), releasing two separate Blue Book versions (one with target calculations and one with historical calculations), and enhancing the Principals Annual Space Survey (PASS).

Division of Space Management – The Office of Space Planning (“OSP”) and the Office of District Planning (“ODP”) work together to assess space and to strategize how to reduce overutilization, while meeting individual district educational needs. Space Management is also responsible for tracking and reporting on the NYCDOE’s efforts to reduce overutilization and overcrowding conditions.

OSP is the Chancellor’s designee in instructional and administrative space allocation. The office manages and supports principals in all space-related matters. Space planners are responsible for monitoring overutilized buildings and school organizations. OSP also works very closely with the Division of School Facilities (DSF) and SCA to re-purpose and renovate space to be used for instructional purposes.

ODP employs the following strategies to address overutilization in DOE facilities: working with the SCA to identify areas of greatest need for new construction and leased space, opening new schools in underutilized buildings, consolidating schools, rezoning to shift enrollment away from overutilized schools towards school in underutilized buildings; opening new schools or re-siting existing schools in temporary incubation space while construction or renovations are being completed; and working with the Office of Student Enrollment (OSE) to cap and overflow students.

School Construction Authority – The DOE and School Construction Authority (“SCA”) utilize comprehensive demographic assessments to make informed decisions about projected demand and fiscal restraints, in some cases developing alternatives to balance these two factors. The construction of new school buildings and the build out of leased facilities are designed to address the most critical existing and anticipated capacity needs, with priority given to existing overcrowding at the neighborhood or district level. The SCA also publishes the annual Blue Book report.

Division of School Facilities – The Division of School Facilities (“DSF”) provides support to all DOE schools by ensuring all children have a safe, clean, and well-maintained environment that is conducive to learning. DSF supports all divisions and offices with the logistical work required for the re-organizing and re-locating of school organizations. DSF is instrumental in the re-purposing of space and works very closely with both the SCA and OSP on these initiatives.

Superintendents – Working with OSE and ODP, the community superintendents are responsible for submitting proposals for new or changed zoning lines to the Community Education Council for approval.

Office of Student Enrollment – The Office of Student Enrollment (“OSE”) uses a wide range of enrollment management strategies to address overutilization, such as projections, the administration of centralized admissions processes, and enrolling and registering new/returning students. In particular, OSE has implemented centralized pre-kindergarten and kindergarten admissions, with priority-based matching. OSE is also consulted regarding capping and overflow recommendations as well as recommendations to relocate Gifted & Talented and pre-kindergarten sections in schools that have exceeded capacity. For middle schools, OSE administers district-specific middle school processes that include the use of seat and match targets. For high schools, OSE helps to mitigate overutilization via a centralized citywide admissions process, which helps to align enrollment with available seats. For all grade levels, OSE implements targets after soliciting principal feedback, with the aim of including the perspective of those closest to the enrollment of each school.