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J.H.S. 067 Louis Pasteur

Grades: 6-8
Noteworthy
51-60 Marathon Parkway
Queens NY 11362
Phone: 718-423-8138

Our Insights

What’s Special

Strong academics

The Downside

School working to improve climate of support and respect

MS 67 is one of the top-performing middle schools in Queens and many graduates attend specialized high schools like Bronx Science and Stuyvesant. Located on a quiet tree-lined residential street in the Little Neck neighborhood, it is next to a large park with playgrounds and ample outdoor space including a school garden.  Staff members provide translations and interpretation in Chinese, Korean, Spanish, Greek, and Hindi to serve the diverse community.

The school has a well-developed curriculum, effective teaching, and high expectations, according to a Department of Education evaluation called the Quality Review. Students learn to think critically, analyze problems and take part in student-led discussions. The school offers a full range of accelerated Regents courses, so most students go on to 9th grade with high school credit.

Students may go on overnight trips to Washington D.C. or Boston, perform in the drama production, or do community service. Partnerships with Alley Pond Environmental Center and Douglaston Manor Environmental Association allow students to study environmental impacts on the local community. The school has a full orchestra which performs at different events.

Parents are welcome at events like “Night of the Arts," a showcase of student talent and “STEM centric” nights to demonstrate Science Technology Engineering and Math. Parent workshops include sessions on high school admissions and internet safety, in addition to open houses for incoming students.

While the academics are strong, some students complain that teachers don’t give them enough support and that students don’t treat one another with respect, according to school surveys. The school is addressing these problems with improved training for staff and anti-bullying programs for students, according to the school’s Comprehensive Educational Plan. Some of these initiatives would involve internet safety sessions and school-wide assemblies with guest speakers to promote more positive relationships between students.

Admissions: The school admits everyone who lives in the school attendance zone. Students in District 26 are admitted to the gifted and talented program based on a combination of factors that make up a "composite score". Admissions to the STEM program open to residents of District 26. (Melanie Quiroz, web-based reports and DOE data, March 2019)

 

 

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School Stats

Citywide Average Key
This school is Better Near Worse than the citywide average

Is this school safe and well-run?

From the 2020-21 NYC School Survey

How many students say they feel safe in the hallways, bathrooms and locker rooms?
79%
78% Citywide Average
How many students think bullying happens most or all of the time at this school?
62%
58% Citywide Average
How many teachers say the principal is an effective manager?
87%
84% Citywide Average

From the 2019-20 NY State Report Card

How many students were suspended?
0%
4% Citywide Average

From this school's most recent Quality Review Report

Are teachers effective?

From the 2021-22 School Quality Guide

How many teachers have 3 or more years of experience teaching?
88%
79% Citywide Average
Years of principal experience at this school
6.1

How do students perform academically?

From the New York State 2022-2023 Assessment Database

How many middle school students scored 3-4 on the state math exam?
85%
46% Citywide Average
How many middle school students scored 3-4 on the state reading exam?
83%
51% Citywide Average

From the 2021-22 School Quality Guide

How many 8th-graders earn high school credit?
79%
39% Citywide Average

Who does this school serve?

From the 2022-23 Demographic Snapshot

Enrollment
925
Asian
60%
Black
3%
Hispanic
14%
White
19%
Other
4%
Free or reduced priced lunch
40%
Students with disabilities
13%
English language learners
2%

From the 2021-22 School Quality Guide

Average daily attendance
96%
90% Citywide Average
How many students miss 18 or more days of school?
9%
38% Citywide Average

From the 2020 School Directories

Uniforms required?
No

How does this school serve special populations?

From the New York State 2022-2023 Assessment Database

How many English language learners scored 3-4 on the state math exam?
47%
15% Citywide Average


For more information about our data sources, see About Our Data · More DOE statistics for this school

Contact & Location

Location

Little Neck (District 26)
Buses: Q12, Q30, Q36, QM3, QM35, QM5, QM8

Contact

Principal
Brian Annello
Parent Coordinator
Xiang Lan Cho

Other Details

Shared campus?
No
This school is in its own building.
Uniforms required?
No
Metal detectors?
No

Zone for the 2019-2020 school year. Call school to confirm.

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