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M.S. 269 Bronx Studio School for Writers and Artists

 
1180 Tinton Avenue Bronx, NY 10456
Phone: (718) 861-8704  Fax: (718) 861-8703
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Principal: David Vazquez
Parent Coordinator: Mildred Nunez (718) 893-5158

WHAT'S SPECIAL: Small class size; a new building on the way; the ability to earn college credits starting in 10th grade.
DOWNSIDE: Rigorous academic curriculum and demanding after-hours schedule will not be for everyone.
 
Grade levels: 6 to 12
Class size: 15 - 20
Enrollment: 210
Ethnicity %:
  1 W; 27 B; 71 H; 1 A
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District 8

Admissions: Open to residents of District 8
Neighborhood: Hunt's Point/Longwood
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For Bronx parents concerned about whether their children will get into college and overwhelmed by the idea of paying for it, the Bronx Studio School is a new and potentially exciting opportunity. Principal David Vazquez, who grew up in the neighborhood and previously taught at other schools in the area, describes the school as an "early college secondary school" where students are provided with a liberal arts education focusing on preparing them to attend and excel in college. The program includes a partnership with Mercy College that will allow high school aged students to earn up to 60 college credits both at Bronx Studio and as part of the student body at the Mercy College campus.

 

 

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Mar 8, 2006 Enrique Figueroa, executive director of the International Youth Leadership Institute, writes: "The relationship between the Bronx Studio School and its partners is an important one. From my... read more
Jun 20, 2005 "For the first time in a long time, my daughter looks forward to going to school," writs parent Elizabeth Rivas. "Sometimes I can't get her to leave the school. This has been the best decision in... read more
Mar 28, 2005 One seasoned teacher asserts that, "It would be very hard for a child to slip through the cracks here. At this age, you really need that accountability; this is the time when students decide if... read more

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