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- The Chapin School. New York, NY• K-12. Rating 4.57 out of 5 120 reviews. Senior: Chapin is one-of-a-kind! The highlight of this school is the professional community.
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- Convent of the Sacred Heart. New York, NY• PK, K-12. Rating 4.67 out of 5 113 reviews. Parent: Simply put, Sacred Heart offers it all. It is academically rigorous, whilst also being nurturing.
Student-teacher ratio 6:1. #7 Best All-Girls High Schools in New York. Blue checkmark. Private School, NEW YORK, NY, K-12. 69 Niche users give it an average review of 4.5 stars. Featured Review: Parent says We have two daughters in Nightingale. Both started at class K and this is our sixth year in the school.
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Perhaps the dearth of specifically international schools is to be expected. Language is, after all, not a barrier and the curriculum is broadly similar to that which you will find in Britain. Plenty of international families opt to send their offspring to the city’s many excellent and even famous private schools, while a good number plump for the p...
International schools
One of the first decisions you will make when relocating to New York Ci is whether to go the usual expat route and send your children to one of the city’s handful of international options. Should you decide to go down the international route, the choice - if not wide - is at least straightforward and comparatively stress-free.
Private schools
Generalising wildly, Manhattan’s private schools can be divided into the uptown schools, many of which are single sex and Anglophone in style (uniforms, school traditions, etc), and the more eclectic downtown schools, where the pottery studio is as important as the library. The largest concentration of private schools, and of the pre-schools that groom children for them are located on either side of Central Park. Most of these schools take advantage of the park’s location and you will frequen...
Public (state) schools
Bear in mind three points when considering New York’s public education for your child. First, while Manhattan has many good elementary public schools, strong middle schools and high schools (with the exception of the specialised high schools) are harder to find. Second, sought-after elementary schools are increasingly over-subscribed so basing yourself near your chosen school is no longer a guarantee of a place. Last but not least, in order to apply at all, you must first be resident in NYC (...
Broadly speaking, international and private schools in New York consider children with SEN on an individual basis. Dwight School, on the UWS, has a well-established Quest Program in place to support learners from grades 1-12 using specialist teachers and there are others but a few of the more prestigious private schools in Manhattan may be a little...
Children embark on their formal schooling one year later than in Britain, so kindergarten would be British year 1. There is no exact equivalent to British reception. The closest is Pre-K (formerly known as nursery school), but it is generally less academic—no phonics, for example. Singing songs, play time, nap time and cuddly toys encouraged. Most ...
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National Curriculum for England/ PYP/ MYP/ IGCSE; ages 3-16; co-ed; day; independent; privately owned; 300 students Established in 2006 at Waterside Plaza, an upscale development on the East River in Manhattan. The school has grown upwards and now serves pre-K to grade 12/year 13. Students mainly British or US passport holders but also from some 40 different nationalities. Click here to read our full review of The British International School
PYP/ MYP/ IB Diploma; ages 2-18; co-ed; day; independent; private non-profit; 950 students One of the oldest schools in New York, originally established as the Franklin School in 1872. A family owned school, operating as a not-for-profit charity and located in classic brownstone buildings on the Upper West Side. Majority of students move on to highly regarded universities, including Ivies in the US and Russell Group in the UK. Click here to read our full review of The Dwight School.
PYP/ MYP; ages 3-14; co-ed; day; independent; private non-profit; 370 students A multi-lingual school offering French and Spanish immersion and the International Baccalaureate programmes. Founded in 2005, originallty piloting language immersion playgroups and now teaching up to 8th grade. Click here to read our full review of International School of Brooklyn
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Preschools (52) For the 2024-25 school year, there are 102 all-girls private high schools serving 45,582 students in New York. The top ranked all-girls private high schools in New York include Emma Willard School, Buffalo Seminary and Buffalo Academy Of The Sacred Heart. The average tuition cost is $20,854, which is lower than the New York ...
May 20, 2024 · Horace Mann is one of the largest private high schools in New York with 700 students, which partially accounts for why so many seniors were accepted to the Top 3 universities. Horace Mann skews heavily White and Asian: 60% White, 20% Asian, 6% Black, 4% Hispanic. The average SAT is 1437, the average ACT is 32.
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