Applicants will be considered for Discovery programs at all specialized high schools they apply for. If a student might be eligible to participate in Discovery, they will be notified in the spring. Not all students who are notified will be determined eligible to attend Discovery. The program offers participants exposure to rigorous coursework and test-taking strategies.
DREAM stands for determination, resiliency, enthusiasm, ambition, and motivation—learn more on the Dream program page. If a student is eligible to participate in DREAM, they will be notified to apply in the fall of their seventh-grade year. Accepted students must commit to participate in the entire program. Fiorello H. Registered students will then be assigned audition dates. For LaGuardia High School, your audition is your application. A total of approximately 7, eighth grade students auditioned for one or more of the studios at LaGuardia High School for the school year.
Approximately of these students received offers to one or more programs at LaGuardia. Interested in LaGuardia High School? During the registration period, register one of three ways by the deadline to audition:.
When you register online for your audition, you will receive a receipt by email and in your MySchools account. If you register for your audition through a counselor or Family Welcome Center, be sure to request a copy of your receipt.
For the most up-to-date information on how to register, visit the Specialized High Schools page or ask your school counselor. Most students who receive an offer to one or more of the studios typically score between 80— points on the studio rubric and have a satisfactory academic and attendance record.
The rubric is available on LaGuardia High School's website. The eight testing Specialized High Schools use a separate admissions process. For , part of registering was indicating which of these 8 schools you wanted to attend, and in what order of preference. Registered students are then be assigned test dates. For these schools, taking the test is how you apply:. Offers to the testing Specialized High Schools are based on three factors:. Please note that not all students who take the SHSAT will get an offer to one of these eight schools.
In a typical year, approximately 28, eighth-grade students take the SHSAT and approximately 4, of these students receive an offer to a testing Specialized High School. Tip: To learn more about how offers are made to the testing specialized high schools, watch our video series at schools.
Your audition is how you apply! When you register, be sure to indicate which of the testing Specialized High Schools you want to apply for, and in what order of preference.
Tip: For the most up-to-date information on how to register, visit the Specialized High School page or ask your school counselor. Students new to New York City with records showing that they moved here after the testing dates may be eligible to take the test in late summer If you cannot test on either a Saturday or a Sunday because of a religious observance, you must indicate this when you register for the SHSAT or let your school counselor know before the registration deadline.
Review all information on your ticket carefully. If you see any errors or outdated information, tell your school counselor right away. Conflicts, Illness, and Make-Up Tests You must test on the date and location assigned on your test ticket, with the following exceptions:. Your school counselor can help you request a make-up test or audition.
School counselors will be notified when they can begin submitting make-up requests. Accommodations If you are an ELL student an eligible former ELL student within previous two years , or have existing testing accommodation as indicated on your current IEP or Plan, your approved accommodations will appear on your test ticket. Be sure to bring your ticket to the test!
If you arrive without your ticket, you may not be allowed to test. Sites will make every effort to confirm your registration so that you will be allowed to test, but students without tickets may need to be rescheduled for another date. High school and Specialized High School offers will become available in MySchools in the spring; if you do not request the paperless option, letters with this information will also be mailed to your home address. Offer and waitlist information for students entering high school in fall will be updated by early spring.
In the late spring, you will receive a high school offer letter, which will include:. Waitlist offers are made based on seat availability, admissions priorities, and admissions methods according to your seat group.
Schools will be in touch directly if seats open up and they can make you an offer. Check out our waitlists website for the most up-to-date information. Tip: Your best chance of getting an offer to any program is to include it as a choice on your original application. Family Welcome Centers are located in all five boroughs. Visit the Family Welcome Center website for the most up-to-date information on how to contact us. When you speak with a school representative, try to ask one question from each category.
Create your own questions to learn more about a school. Students Families. You can take both paths or just one: Applying to high school by submitting a high school application.
All eighth-grade students should apply. This is optional. Who can apply? Applying to High School: At a Glance During the application period, access your personalized high school application and submit it online with MySchools or through a counselor.
You can apply to 12 programs on your application. Eighth grade students in public school who do not submit a high school application will get an offer to the closest high school program with available seats. Admissions for Students in District 75 Programs District 75 provides highly specialized instructional support for students with significant challenges, such as Autism Spectrum Disorders, significant cognitive delays, emotional disturbances, sensory impairments, and multiple disabilities.
Admissions for Students Aged Who Are Behind on Credits Transfer schools are academically rigorous high schools designed to serve students who are years old and want to graduate. Interested in a transfer school? Reach out directly to the school to learn more. You can also get support from Referral Centers, which are located in each borough, for more information and counseling.
Learn more about transfer schools and other options. Explore transfer schools and programs online MySchools. Click on the "More Filters" button and under "Admissions Method," check the box that says "Transfer". Register for your audition s online at MySchools. Then submit your audition online through the Virtual Audition Submission Tool. Offers to these programs are determined by applicants' auditions. LaGuardia High School also reviews applicants' academic record from the prior school year.
Instead, charter schools operate under a performance contract, or charter, issued by a New York State authorizer. They are accountable for meeting specific academic goals and often try different approaches to ensure their students meet these goals. Please note that charter schools have a separate high school application process. If you would like to apply to high school at a charter school, please contact that school directly to learn about their enrollment and admissions.
Note that some charter high schools only admit students who attend eighth grade at one or more partner charter middle schools.
Any student eligible for admission to a DOE public school is eligible for admission to a public charter school. For a list of charter high schools by borough and their contact information, turn to the back of the PDF or print edition of the High School Admissions Guide.
For more general information, please see the charter school page or call Find Out About Events Create a calendar to keep track of your admissions dates and deadlines. Applying to High School Submit your application by the deadline.
Explore schools and programs As you start exploring your high school options, consider what matters most to you—this might be location, language offerings, a particular interest area, a sports team, or accessibility.
Even if you're not logged in to MySchools, you can type your home address in the search bar to find schools near you. Once the application opens and you are logged in to your account, you can access a personalized search experience, save favorite programs, get helpful admissions tips, and start adding programs to your application.
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Early college Early college high schools blend a rigorous college-prep curriculum with the opportunity to earn up to two years of college credit toward a liberal arts Associate's degree while in grades at the high school level at no cost to students. These schools have a waiver from the New York State Education Department permitting them to award diplomas to students who pass all required courses and performance assessments, in addition to the following: New York Performance Standards Consortium schools require you to pass the English Language Arts Regents and complete performance assessments in science, social studies, and math.
Other performance assessment schools require you to pass the ELA and math Regents. Schools for new arrivals Schools for newly arrived students serve students who are new to the country. Year-round: Anyone can search for schools and programs. During the application period: Create a MySchools account to get a personalized search experience. Once your family has an account and is logged in, you can save favorite programs, get helpful tips, and start adding programs to your application.
Your address Even if you're not logged in to MySchools, you can type your home address in the "Your Child's Address" search bar to find schools near you. Search Type course names, interests, clubs, and programs into the search bar to find schools that offer what you're looking for: For schools offering Advanced Placement AP and International Baccalaureate IB courses, type AB , IB , or a specific course like AP Biology into the search bar For schools offering computer science courses, type Computer Science , CS , or a specific course name For schools with Dual Language programs, type Dual Language or a more specific search term like Spanish Dual Language For schools featuring arts courses or activities, type a general term like Painting, or Dance or similar — into the search bar Filter Use filters to narrow your search to schools with specific features: Use the Subway filter to find options along your train s of choice.
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Know Your Chances: Learn How Students Get Offers Watch this animation to find out why your high school application choices matter and to learn about other factors, such as admissions priorities and seat availability. For more detailed information on how offers are made to specific types of programs, we recommend the following resources: The high school section of the NYC Public Schools Admissions Guide——scroll to the bottom of this page to view or download this resource.
Print copies are also available at middle schools, libraries, and other locations. How to Apply During the application period, you can submit your application one of the following three ways: Online with MySchools Through your school counselor Through a Family Welcome Center Applying online? Here's how: Use MySchools to explore high school options, and talk with your school counselor to decide which 12 programs to include on your application. Applying to 12 programs, all of which you'd be happy to attend, makes it more likely that you'll get an offer to a program of your choice!
Check the Admissions section of each program's MySchools page to see if there is anything else you need to do to apply. For example, programs using an audition admissions method require a virtual audition: learn more on our Auditions page.
Submit your high school application online with MySchools. Need language support? If you would like to apply using another language, call us at , or contact a Family Welcome Center and ask for an interpreter. We're here to help: Talk to your school counselor or contact a Family Welcome Center.
Offers and Waitlists All New York City eighth grade students and all ninth grade applicants will get high school offer letters. Each student's offer letter includes: Up to one offer from the high school application Waitlist information, including a list of programs where you have been automatically waitlisted, if applicable If you participated in Specialized High Schools admissions : For students who took the SHSAT , your SHSAT score and up to one offer to a testing Specialized High School For students who auditioned for any LaGuardia High School programs , up to one offer to each LaGuardia program you auditioned for.
Waitlists Your high school offer letter also includes information about waitlists, including a list of any programs where you have been waitlisted—learn more on our Waitlists page. You are automatically on the waitlist for any program s listed higher on your application than the program where you received an offer.
While waitlists are open, you can also add yourself to waitlists. However, please note that your best chance of getting an offer to any program is to include it as a choice on your original application.
You can use MySchools to check your place on any program's waitlist. Any waitlist offers are made based on seat availability, admissions priorities, and admissions methods. Schools will be in touch directly if a seat opens up and they can make you an offer from their waitlist. You will have one week to accept or decline a waitlist offer. After waitlists close usually in late summer , your current offer is your final high school offer.
Watch this video to learn how to use MySchools to get information about your offer and waitlists, add yourself to additional waitlists, see where you are on any waitlist, accept or decline offers, and more: Offers and Waitlists MySchools Tutorial Video.
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