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NYC School-Based Health Centers (SBHC) 2020-21 Office of School Health SBHC Sponsor SBHC Campus Bldg Code Address School DBN School Name Bedford-Stuyvesant Family PS 054 Samuel C 195 Sandford Street 13K054 P.S. 054 Samuel C. Barnes K054 Health Center Barnes Brooklyn, NY, 11205 K141@13K054 D75 Program Bedford-Stuyvesant Family PS 256 Benjamin 114 Kosciuszko Street 13K256 P.S. 256 Benjamin Banneker K256 Health Center Banneker Brooklyn, NY, 11216 84K702 Community Partnership Charter School Bedford-Stuyvesant Family George E Wibecan 794 Monroe Street 16K309 P.S. 309 The George E. Wibecan Preparatory Academy K309 Health Center Campus Brooklyn, NY, 11221 84K712 Excellence Girls Charter School Benjamin Brooklyn Plaza Medical 71 Clinton Avenue Banneker K914 13K670 Benjamin Banneker Academy Center Brooklyn, NY, 11205 Academy FDNY - Captain Vernon A. Richard High School For Fire 19K502 And Life Safety 19K504 High School For Civil Rights Brownsville Multi-Service Thomas Jefferson 400 Pennsylvania Avenue 19K507 Performing Arts And Technology High School K435 Family Health Campus Brooklyn, NY, 11207 19K510 World Academy For Total Community Health High 79K925@K435 School 79M984@K435 YABC LYFE 3703 10 Avenue Children's Aid Society PS 5 M005 06M005 P.S. 005 Ellen Lurie New York, NY, 10034 465 West 167 Street Children's Aid Society PS 8 M008 06M008 P.S. 008 Luis Belliard New York, NY, 10032 06M319 M.S. 319 - Maria Teresa 06M324 M.S. 324 - Patria Mirabal Mirabal Sisters 21 Jumel Place 84M068 Kipp Washington Heights Middle School Children's Aid Society M090 Campus New York, NY, 10032 M138@06M090 D75 Program M138@06M319 D75 Program M138@06M324 D75 Program Salome Urena 4600 Broadway 06M293 City College Academy Of The Arts Children's Aid Society M218 Campus New York, NY, 10040 06M322 Middle School 322 105 Hamilton Avenue 31R450 Curtis High School Children's Aid Society Curtis High School R450 Staten Island, NY, 10301 R025@31R450 D75 Program 09X215 Kappa Charles Drew 3630 Third Avenue Children's Aid Society X148 09X219 I.S. 219 New Venture School Campus Bronx, NY, 10456 09X517 Frederick Douglass Academy III Secondary School 02M294 Essex Street Academy 02M305 Urban Assembly Academy Of Government And Law, The Community Healthcare Seward Park 350 Grand Street M445 02M308 Lower Manhattan Arts Academy Network Campus New York, NY, 10002 02M543 New Design High School 02M545 High School For Dual Language And Asian Studies Community Health Community Healthcare 504 West 158 Street Academy of the M814 06M346 Community Health Academy Of The Heights Network New York, NY, 10032 Heights East Harlem Council For PS 007 Samuel 160 East 120 Street M007 04M007 P.S. 007 Samuel Stern Human Services Stern Campus New York, NY, 10035 East Harlem Council For PS 112 Jose Celso 535 East 119 Street M112 04M112 P.S. 112 Jose Celso Barbosa Human Services Barbosa New York, NY, 10035 04M155 P.S. 155 William Paca East Harlem Council For PS 155 William 319 East 117 Street M155 04M377 Renaissance School Of The Arts Human Services Paca New York, NY, 10035 M811@04M377 D75 Program 14K449 Brooklyn Latin School, The 223 Graham Avenue H+H Gotham IS 49 Campus K049 14K454 The Williamsburg High School Of Art And Technology Brooklyn, NY, 11206 14K586 Lyons Community School 19K654 Van Siclen Community Middle School JHS 166 George 800 Van Siclen Avenue H+H Gotham K166 84K359 The UFT Charter School Gershwin Campus Brooklyn, NY, 11207 84K788 Achievement First Linden Elementary School 19K661 Vista Academy JHS 302 Rafael 350 Linwood Street H+H Gotham K302 19K662 Liberty Avenue Middle School Cordero Campus Brooklyn, NY, 11208 84K774 Achievement First Apollo Charter School Progress High School For Professional Careers 14K474 East Williamsburg Scholars Academy Grand Street 850 Grand Street 14K477 H+H Gotham K450 The High School For Enterprise, Business And Campus Brooklyn, NY, 11211 14K478 Technology 79M984@K450 LYFE 32K168 The Brooklyn School For Math And Research Bushwick 32K403 Academy For Excellence In Leadership 400 Irving Avenue H+H Gotham Educational K480 32K549 The Brooklyn School For Social Justice Brooklyn, NY, 11237 Campus 32K552 The Academy Of Urban Planning And Engineering 79M984@K480 LYFE Frederick Douglass 2581 7 Avenue H+H Gotham M010 05M499 Frederick Douglass Academy Academy New York, NY, 10039 05M030 P.S. 030 Hernandez/Hughes PS 030 144 East 128 Street H+H Gotham M030 84M384 Success Academy Charter School - Harlem 2 Hernandez/Hughes New York, NY, 10035 M138@05M030 D75 Program Adam Clayton 509 West 129 Street 05M286 Urban Assembly Academy For Future Leaders H+H Gotham M043 Powell Campus New York, NY, 10027 05M369 Urban Assembly School For The Performing Arts 2987 Frederick Douglass PS 046 Arthur H+H Gotham M046 Boulevard 05M046 P.S. 046 Arthur Tappan Tappan New York, NY, 10039 01M292 Orchard Collegiate Academy Henry Street 220 Henry Street 01M332 University Neighborhood Middle School H+H Gotham M056 Campus New York, NY, 10002 79M973@M056 ReStart Academy 84M080 Manhattan Charter School II PS 161 Pedro 499 West 133 Street H+H Gotham M161 05M161 P.S. 161 Pedro Albizu Campos Albizu Campos New York, NY, 10027 244 West 144 Street 05M194 P.S. 194 Countee Cullen H+H Gotham PS 194 Campus M194 New York, NY, 10030 84M709 Harlem Village Academy West Charter School PS 197 Russwurm 2230 5 Avenue 05M197 P.S. 197 John B. Russwurm H+H Gotham M197 Campus New York, NY, 10037 84M350 Democracy Prep Charter School PS 200 James M 2589 7 Avenue 05M200 P.S. 200- The James Mccune Smith School H+H Gotham M200 Smith New York, NY, 10039 M811@05M200 D75 Program 02M427 Manhattan Academy For Arts & Language 02M432 Murray Hill Academy Norman Thomas 111 East 33 Street H+H Gotham M620 02M500 Unity Center For Urban Technologies Campus New York, NY, 10016 84M351 Success Academy Charter School - Harlem 1 84M385 Success Academy Charter School - Harlem 3 87-41 Parsons Boulevard H+H Gotham PS 86 Q086 28Q086 P.S. Q086 Queens, NY, 11432 33-34 80 Street H+H Gotham IS 145 Q145 30Q145 I.S. 145 Joseph Pulitzer Queens, NY, 11372 Queens Preparatory Academy 29Q248 Excelsior Preparatory High School 143-10 Springfield 29Q265 George Washington Carver High School For The Springfield H+H Gotham Q420 Boulevard 29Q272 Sciences Gardens Campus Queens, NY, 11413 29Q283 Preparatory Academy For Writers: A College Board 79M984@Q420 School LYFE 30Q450 Long Island City High School Long Island City 14-30 Broadway 79M645@Q452 Coop Tech H+H Gotham Q452 High School Queens, NY, 11106 79M984@Q452 LYFE Q993@30Q450 D75 Program 270 East 167 Street 09X022 J.H.S. 022 Jordan L. Mott H+H Gotham IS 22 Campus X022 Bronx, NY, 10456 09X323 Bronx Writing Academy 1020 Anderson Avenue H+H Gotham PS 073 Bronx X073 09X073 P.S. 073 Bronx Bronx, NY, 10452 IS 117 Joseph H 1865 Morris Avenue 09X117 I.S. 117 Joseph H. Wade H+H Gotham X117 Wade Bronx, NY, 10453 09X568 Young Women'S Leadership School Of The Bronx 500 West 138 Street 06M192 P.S. 192 Jacob H. Schiff Heritage Health Care Center PS 192 Campus M192 New York, NY, 10031 06M209 Hamilton Grange Middle School James Weldon 176 East 115 Street Institute for Family Health M057 04M057 James Weldon Johnson Johnson New York, NY, 10029 02M374 Gramercy Arts High School 02M399 The High School For Language And Diplomacy 02M438 International High School At Union Square Washington Irving 40 Irving Place Institute for Family Health M460 02M533 Union Square Academy For Health Sciences Campus New York, NY, 10003 02M546 Academy For Software Engineering 79M379@M460 YABC 84M174 Success Academy Union Square (Manhattan 1) The Urban Assembly School For Emergency 02M135 Murry Bergtraum Management 411 Pearl Street 02M280 Institute for Family Health HS for Business M520 Manhattan Early College School For Advertising New York, NY, 10038 02M282 Careers Urban Assembly Maker Academy 02M520 Murry Bergtraum High School For Business Careers High School of 225 West 24 Street 02M600 The High School Of Fashion Industries Institute for Family Health M600 Fashion Industries New York, NY, 10011 M751@02M600 D75 Program HCZ Promise 245 West 129 Street Harlem Children'S Zone Promise Academy 1 Charter Institute for Family Health M908 84M284 Academy I New York, NY, 10027 School HCZ Promise 35 East 125 Street Harlem Children'S Zone Promise Academy Ii Charter Institute for Family Health MANO 84M341 Academy II New York, NY, 10035 School 08X123 J.H.S. 123 James M. Kieran 1025 Morrison Avenue Institute for Family Health James M. Kieran X123 08X337 The School For Inquiry And Social Justice Bronx, NY, 10472 X012@08X823 D75 Program Jamaica Hospital Medical 130-02 115 Avenue PS 155 Q155 27Q155 P.S. 155 Center Queens, NY, 11420 Jamaica Hospital Medical 125-20 Sutphin Boulevard PS 223 Q223 27Q223 P.S. 223 Lyndon B. Johnson Center Queens, NY, 11434 Institute For Health Professions At Cambria Heights 29Q243 Benjamin Franklin High School For Finance & Jamaica Hospital Medical Andrew Jackson 207-01 116 Avenue 29Q313 Information Technology Q490 Center Campus Magnet Queens, NY, 11411 29Q492 Mathematics, Science Research And Technology 29Q498 Magnet High School Humanities & Arts Magnet High School 3010 Briggs Avenue Montefiore Medical Center PS 008 Isaac Varian X008 10X008 P.S. 008 Isaac Varian Bronx, NY, 10458 PS 018 John Peter 502 Morris Avenue Montefiore Medical Center X018 07X018 P.S. 018 John Peter Zenger Zenger Bronx, NY, 10451 PS 028 Mount 1861 Anthony Avenue Montefiore Medical Center X028 09X028 P.S. 028 Mount Hope Hope Bronx, NY, 10457 JHS 045 Thomas C. 2502 Lorillard Place Montefiore Medical Center X045 10X045 Thomas C. Giordano Middle School 45 Giordano Bronx, NY, 10458 450 Saint Pauls Place 09X055 P.S.
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