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University Neighborhood High School

 
200 Monroe Street Manhattan , NY 10002
Phone: (212) 962-4341  Fax: (212) 267-5611
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Principal: Robert Miller
Parent Coordinator: Judith Lichtendorf (347) 563-5167

WHAT'S SPECIAL: Founded in collaboration with NYU, school works to create college-bound graduates.
DOWNSIDE: School is trying to find a way to offer internships and college courses to more students.
 
Grade levels: 9 to 12
Class size: 20-30
Enrollment: 536
Ethnicity %:
  5 W; 27 B; 46 H; 18 A
4 year graduation rate: 53.0%
District 1
HS Supt: Elaine Gorman
Admissions: Educational option
Neighborhood: Lower East Side
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For many of the high schools on the Lower East Side it's a struggle just to get the kids to graduate. But the University Neighborhood High School, surrounded by housing projects, works hard to prepare students for higher education as well. The expectation that kids will achieve and go to college hovers in the air. College trips, administered through the Grand Street Settlement, begin in the 9th grade. (This community organization also runs the school's college office with a full time counselor on staff.) A few seniors take. . .

 

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Feb 5, 2010

the new principal is Elizabeth Collins, she is interim acting principal. Lisa Ranson is the parent coordinator. The school has recently been... read more
May 21, 2008 "This school is terrible and the students are immature and irresponsible," writes a student. "They don't care at all about their education, and the teachers eventually give up on them. Everybody... read more
Aug 2, 2004

John, a student, writes that because the school opened with an enrollment of 180, "basically everyone in the school knew each other" and students had the opportunity to meet new people. He feels... read more


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