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Baruch College Campus High School

 
17 Lexington Avenue Manhattan , NY 10010
Phone: (212) 683-7440  Fax: (212) 683-7338
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Principal: Alicia Perez-Katz
Parent Coordinator: Janice Salmeri (347) 563-5252

WHAT'S SPECIAL: Traditional curriculum with progressive teaching techniques
DOWNSIDE: Cramped quarters
 
Grade levels: 9 to 12
Class size: 25-35
Enrollment: 440
Ethnicity %:
  22 W; 6 B; 11 H; 61 A
4 year graduation rate: 97.9%
District 2
HS Supt: Jill Myers
Admissions: District 2 preference
Neighborhood: Gramercy Park
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Baruch College Campus High School combines challenging academics with a warm, almost cozy atmosphere. The classrooms on the upper floors of the modern Baruch College building are cramped but well-lit and cheerfully decorated with student work. There is a nice rapport between students and the faculty. Teachers offer support and encouragement both to the students and to one another, and a collegial tone prevails. While the school is selective, it seeks out students with a range of abilities and welcomes quirky kids. It has a mix of children of different income levels (nearly half qualify for free lunch) and different ethnic groups.

 

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amffcb
(parent)
Oct 25, 2009

Our daughter is freshman, and we could not be happier. The work is rigorous and challenging, but the environment is supportive and non-competitive. The teachers are young but experienced and... read more

Concentration89
(alumnus)
Jun 22, 2009

"BCCHS has rigorous curriculum, it is the First thing they tell you the moment you apply. Baruch aims to admit students who excelled in middle school and show promise that they would do well in... read more

Jul 1, 2008 "Looking at other comments, it seems clear that this high school works for some students. It was four years of pain for my son," writes a parent. "His happiest moment was after he graduated and... read more


This page was last updated on Nov 30, 2009.