Parochial School and Private Schools CHARTER AND MAGNET SCHOOLS I.S. 145: The Joseph Pulitzer Magnet School of Innovation and Applied Learning
Ivan Rodriquez, principal 33-34 80th St., Jackson Heights 718-457-1242 145innovators.com info@magnetschools.com I.S. 145Q is creative community of active 21st century learners. We foster critical thinking, collaboration, communication, and creativity in every classroom through STEAM and project-based learning. The collaborative efforts of our conscientious students, involved parents, and dedicated staff has led to our continuous student success. Dedicated to academic achievement for all, we offer regents track, Spanish-English Dual-Language programming, and enrichment courses both during and after school hours. Check us out at 145innovators.com.
MS 358: The Magnet School of STEAM Exploration and Experiential Learning Brendan Mims, principal 88-08 164th St., Jamaica 718-558-6240 ms358.org info@magnetschools.nyc At M.S. 358, The Magnet School of STEAM Exploration and Experiential Learning, we learn with purpose. Classroom instruction incorporates passionate speaking, purposeful writing, powerful presentations, and digital literacy through STEAM (science, technology, engineering, art, and mathematics). In our safe, nurturing, inclusive environment, students can take intellectual risks, think critically, and work collaboratively to solve real world problems. Experiential learning supports students in making real world connections, increases engagement, and provides scholars an opportunity to explore authentic topics and challenges. Students display their works through presentations, performances, blogs, and other technologies.
Our World Neighborhood Charter School 2
135-25 79th St., Howard Beach 718-392-3405 owncs.org admissions@owncs.org Our World Neighborhood (OWN) Charter School 2 is modeled after the original OWN 1 located in Astoria. Our mission is to educate our students to become independent thinkers and lifelong learners. In addition to the basics of learning such as math and English, OWN 2 offers a comprehensive liberal arts education including but not limited to art, physical education, and foreign language. We empower students to be confident learners who can advocate for themselves and recognize the responsibility and the joy of learning.
P.S. 140Q: The Edward K. Ellington Magnet School of Science, Technology and the Arts - A STEAM Magnet School David Norment, principal 166-01 116th Ave., Jamaica
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718-657-4760 theedwardkellingtonschool.org kcobos@schools.nyc.gov The Edward K. Ellington Magnet School of Science, Technology, and the Arts, P.S. 140Q, is an elementary STEAM school “where greatness occurs one step at a time.” Our curriculum embeds advanced forms of technology, middle-school prep, before- and after-school programs, enrichment clubs, arts and music programs, and multimedia labs. Students are young innovators and engineers through project-based learning of the STEAM curriculum. We strive to develop productive, self-thinking, problem-solving citizens, capable of meeting the changes of an ever-evolving world. Visit theedwardkellingschool.org, like us on Facebook @theedwardkellingtonschool, Instagram @ps140q.
PS 201Q: The Discovery School for Inquiry and Research: STEAM Magnet School
Umit Serin, principal 65-11 155th St., Flushing 718-359-0620 ps201.org info@magnetschools.nyc At P.S. 201Q: STEAM Magnet School inquiry-based learning encourages students to become independent thinkers who ask questions and actively research answers. Collaboration, creativity, communication, and critical thinking are valued in every classroom. STEAM learning combines the study of science, technology, engineering, art and mathematics into projects that prepare students for college and careers. The innovative curriculum is inclusive, rigorous, and motivating for all students. Learning is extended through residencies, field trips, partnerships, and performances. Come visit at ps201.org.
P.S. 349: The Magnet School of Leadership and Innovation Through STEAM, PS 349
Tanya Bates Howell, principal 88-08 164th St., Jamaica 718-558-6220 ps349.info The Magnet School of Leadership and Innovation through STEAM, P.S. 349 offers a rigorous STEAM curriculum and instruction designed to ignite students’ imagination through engineering and design, spark their innate curiosity in science, and engage students through exploration of the natural world. Our students have opportunities to work together on hands-on STEAM projects. This allows for collaboration with peers and leadership through self-management, self–awareness, and responsible decision making. Students learn college and career ready skills through the infusion of The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People throughout daily instruction.
P.S. 55 The Maure Magnet School of Communication Arts, Technology and Multimedia Ralph Honore, principal 131-10 97th Ave., Richmond Hill 718-849-3845 ps55q.com info@magnetschools.nyc At the Maure Magnet School of Communication Arts, Technology and Multimedia, P.S. 55
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students learn by sharing their ideas through arts and technology projects. Theme-based instruction with project-based units help students build higher order thinking skills, allowing students to discuss, explore, and generate evidence to support learning. Students strive to make their learning meaningful to others through actionable projects for change. Students learn to support their work by using all forms of technology including writing code, creating audio and video presentations, performing music, graphic design, and using 3D printers.
P.S. M.S. 200: The Magnet School of Global Studies and Leadership
Kevin McAuliffe, principal 70-10 164th St., Flushing 718-969-7780 globalstudiesandleadership.org info@magnetschools.com At P.S./M.S. 200: The Magnet School of Global Studies & Leadership, students graduate with a profound appreciation for diversity, an understanding of the challenges facing people around the world, and the skills that will enable them to effect change in the 21st century. Students discover and celebrate other countries and cultures through an emphasis on global competence, geographic literacy, project-based learning, and STEM education. Learning opportunities at P.S./ M.S. 200 engage students in problem solving at the global level and produce future leaders.
P.S. 92Q: The Harry T. Stewart, Sr. Magnet School for Engineering, Architecture & the Arts
Pasquale Baratta, principal 99-01 34th Ave., Corona 718-533-1013 ps92q.org info@magnetschools.nyc P.S. 92Q offers students hands-on project based learning in grades pre-K through fifth. We partner with community organizations and learning centers that focus on STEM topics to provide our students with unique artist in residency learning opportunities. Magnet schools are New York City public schools that receive additional funding from the federal government and accept students from beyond their attendance zone. For more information, please call 718-533-1013 or visit ps92q.org. Follow us @ps92queens.
PRESCHOOLS Tiny Footsteps
167-01 Union Turnpike, Fresh Meadows 718-969-5500 tinyfootstepsny@yahoo.com Tiny Footsteps is the place to be for kids ages 1-5! Our hands-on curriculum is theme based allowing for student growth, exploration, and creativity. Students are prepared academically and socially for the big step into elementary school. All of our educators are dedicated to the profession of early childhood with extensive experience. Nutritious, kosher meals are prepared on-site three times daily. Free pre-K for all for children born in 2014. Various schedules are available for busy parents. Call for more information.