New York City Geographic District # 5
28 public schools · New York, NY
2024-25 results
Subject percentages show the share of students who met or exceeded the state standard.
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Columbia Secondary School
Grades 6–12
· New York City Geographic District # 5
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77%
+24
vs state
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84%
+32
vs state
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45% | |
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Eagle Academy for Young Men of Harlem
Grades 6–12
· New York City Geographic District # 5
|
19%
−36
vs state
|
23%
−29
vs state
|
90% | |
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Frederick Douglass Academy
Grades 6–12
· New York City Geographic District # 5
|
26%
−28
vs state
|
41%
−11
vs state
|
89% | |
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Harlem Renaissance High School
Grades 9–12
· New York City Geographic District # 5
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10%
−47
vs state
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54%
−21
vs state
|
89% | |
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High School Mathematics Science and Engineering at Ccny
Grades 9–12
· New York City Geographic District # 5
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100%
+44
vs state
|
100%
+25
vs state
|
37% | |
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Mott Hall High School
Grades 9–12
· New York City Geographic District # 5
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20%
−36
vs state
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58%
−17
vs state
|
95% | |
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New Design Middle School
Grades 6–8
· New York City Geographic District # 5
|
3%
−49
vs state
|
30%
−21
vs state
|
99% | |
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PS 123 Mahalia Jackson
Grades PK–8
· New York City Geographic District # 5
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25%
−28
vs state
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35%
−18
vs state
|
97% | |
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PS 125 Ralph Bunche
Grades PK–5
· New York City Geographic District # 5
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80%
+23
vs state
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82%
+27
vs state
|
59% | |
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PS 129 John H Finley
Grades PK–5
· New York City Geographic District # 5
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29%
−29
vs state
|
38%
−17
vs state
|
97% | |
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PS 133 Fred R Moore
Grades PK–5
· New York City Geographic District # 5
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56%
−1
vs state
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59%
+4
vs state
|
94% | |
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PS 154 Harriet Tubman
Grades PK–5
· New York City Geographic District # 5
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49%
−8
vs state
|
43%
−12
vs state
|
96% | |
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PS 161 Pedro Albizu Campos
Grades K–8
· New York City Geographic District # 5
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41%
−12
vs state
|
46%
−7
vs state
|
95% | |
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PS 175 Henry H Garnet
Grades PK–5
· New York City Geographic District # 5
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43%
−14
vs state
|
34%
−21
vs state
|
89% | |
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PS 194 Countee Cullen
Grades PK–5
· New York City Geographic District # 5
|
27%
−31
vs state
|
27%
−28
vs state
|
100% | |
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PS 197 John B Russwurm
Grades PK–5
· New York City Geographic District # 5
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32%
−25
vs state
|
44%
−11
vs state
|
94% | |
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PS 200 James McCune Smith School (the)
Grades PK–5
· New York City Geographic District # 5
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33%
−24
vs state
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39%
−16
vs state
|
96% | |
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PS 30 Hernandez/hughes
Grades PK–5
· New York City Geographic District # 5
|
40%
−17
vs state
|
65%
+10
vs state
|
99% | |
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PS 36 Margaret Douglas
Grades PK–5
· New York City Geographic District # 5
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43%
−15
vs state
|
46%
−8
vs state
|
88% | |
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PS 46 Arthur Tappan
Grades PK–8
· New York City Geographic District # 5
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49%
−5
vs state
|
43%
−10
vs state
|
96% | |
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PS 92 Mary McLeod Bethune
Grades PK–5
· New York City Geographic District # 5
|
64%
+6
vs state
|
50%
−5
vs state
|
95% | |
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Seed Harlem
Grades 6–8
· New York City Geographic District # 5
|
10%
−44
vs state
|
26%
−26
vs state
|
89% | |
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Teachers College Community School
Grades PK–8
· New York City Geographic District # 5
|
67%
+11
vs state
|
63%
+11
vs state
|
75% | |
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Thurgood Marshall Academy for Learning & Social Change
Grades 6–12
· New York City Geographic District # 5
|
51%
±0
vs state
|
48%
−4
vs state
|
91% | |
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Thurgood Marshall Academy Lower School
Grades K–5
· New York City Geographic District # 5
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41%
−17
vs state
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59%
+4
vs state
|
93% | |
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Urban Assembly Academy for Future Leaders
Grades 6–8
· New York City Geographic District # 5
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39%
−14
vs state
|
43%
−8
vs state
|
96% | |
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Urban Assembly School for Global Commerce (the)
Grades 9–12
Career & technical
· New York City Geographic District # 5
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24%
−33
vs state
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45%
−30
vs state
|
92% | |
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Urban Assembly School for the Performing Arts
Grades 9–12
· New York City Geographic District # 5
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5%
−51
vs state
|
33%
−42
vs state
|
90% |
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Overall change: average of the three subjects, latest year vs. 3 years earlier (↑4% means the average rate went up 4 points, e.g. 82% → 86%; — means within ±2%). Low income = eligible for free or reduced-price lunch.