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District 30

Located in the northwest section of Queens, bounded by Flushing Bay to its north and the East River to its west, District 30 includes the neighborhoods of Astoria, Ditmars, East Elmhurst, Hunters Point, Jackson Heights, Long Island City, Sunnyside and Woodside. The district is home to the modern art museum PS 1, the Noguchi Museum and the nearby Socrates sculpture garden. Its communities are an eclectic mix of longtime Greek-American residents, new immigrants from Latin America, young artists, and middle class families of all backgrounds priced out of the skyrocketing Manhattan real estate market. The district offers several dual-language programs and a few popular charter schools including the Renaissance Charter School and Our World Neighborhood Charter School.

District contacts

Each district has a superintendent, and a family advocate who is charged with responding to parents' concerns.
In addition, parents in each district elect a Communty Education Council (CEC), an advisory panel, to represent them. CEC members have little formal power but some are effective advocates for parents.

Superintendent: Dr. Philip Composto, (718) 391-8323
Family advocate: Bandna Sharma, (718) 391-8323
CEC: Community Education Council 30, (718) 391-8380
District 30 office
28-11 Queens Plaza North
Long Island City, NY 11101 - Map
Special Education

Most questions about special education can be answered by your child's teacher or principal. If you are new to New York City or your child attends private or parochial school, contact the nearest Committee on Special Education for an evaluation.

Committee on Special Education
Chris Cenicola
28-11 Queens Plaza North
Long Island City, NY 11101 - Map

Phone: (718) 391-8405
Enrollment

To enroll your child, go to the school or the nearest enrollment office.

Enrollment Office
28-11 Queens Plaza North
Queens , NY 11101 - Map

Phone: (718) 935-2386

This office handles both general education and special education enrollment

If these offices can not answer your questions, see DOE contacts

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