Resources Available at Highs Schools Proposed for Closing Compared With Other High Schools

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1 Resources Available at Highs Schools Proposed for Closing Compared With Other High Schools Borough School On State Persistently Lowest Achieving List Transformation Grant for Student-Teacher Ratio Student- Teacher Ratio Percentile Rank Teachers with 5+ Years Percent of Teachers with 5+ Years of Experience Percentile Rank Held Over From Closing List Manhattan Norman Thomas High School Yes % 96 Manhattan Academy of Environmental Science Secondary High School % 42 Bronx School For Community Research and Learning % 36 Bronx Christopher Columbus High School Yes % 96 Bronx Global Enterprise High School % 67 Bronx New Day Academy % 4 Bronx Monroe Academy for Business/Law Yes % 90 Brooklyn Metropolitan Corporate Academy High School Yes % 72 Brooklyn Paul Robeson High School Yes % 75 Queens Beach Channel High School Yes % 97 Queens Jamaica High School Yes % 98 Weighted Average Schools Held Over from Closing List* % Added to the Closing List Bronx John F. Kennedy High School Yes % 96 Bronx The Urban Assembly Academy for History and Citizenship for Young Men % 8 Bronx Performance Conservatory High School 0% 0 Weighted Average Schools Added to the Closing List* % Weighted Average Closing Schools* % Transformation Schools With Funding Manhattan Unity Center For Urban Technologies Yes $757, % 82 Manhattan Chelsea Career and Technical Education High School Yes $959, % 65 Manhattan Bread & Roses Integrated Arts High School Yes $850, % 67 Brooklyn Automotive High School Yes $1,173, % 39 Brooklyn Brooklyn School for Global Studies Yes $890, % 13 Brooklyn Cobble Hill School of American Studies Yes $994, % 69 Brooklyn Franklin Delano Roosevelt High School Yes $1,800, % 78 Brooklyn William E. Grady Career and Technical Education High School Yes $1,365, % 91 Queens Queens Vocational and Technical High School Yes $1,300, % 70 Queens Flushing High School Yes $1,800, % 86

2 Queens Long Island City High School Yes $1,800, % 87 Weighted Average Schools Selected for Transformation in * % Schools Dropped From Closing List Manhattan Choir Academy of Harlem % 85 Brooklyn W.H. Maxwell Career and Technical Education High School Yes % 91 Queens Business, Computer Applications & Entrepreneurship High School % 94 Weighted Average Schools Remaining from Last Year's Closing List* % CITY WEIGHTED AVERAGE* % SOURCES: IBO; Department of Education NOTES: *Weighted by student enrollment. **A highly qualified teacher is defined by the United States Department of Education as having a bachelor's degree, full state certification, and being able to prove that they know each subject they teach

3 Resources Available at Highs Schools Proposed for Closing Compared With Other High Schools Teachers with Graduate Degree Highly Qualified Teacher in Core Subject** Borough School On State Persistently Lowest Achieving List Held Over From Closing List Manhattan Norman Thomas High School Yes Manhattan Academy of Environmental Science Secondary High School Bronx School For Community Research and Learning Bronx Christopher Columbus High School Yes Bronx Global Enterprise High School Bronx New Day Academy Bronx Monroe Academy for Business/Law Yes Brooklyn Metropolitan Corporate Academy High School Yes Brooklyn Paul Robeson High School Yes Queens Beach Channel High School Yes Queens Jamaica High School Yes Weighted Average Schools Held Over from Closing List* Added to the Closing List Bronx John F. Kennedy High School Yes Bronx The Urban Assembly Academy for History and Citizenship for Young Men Bronx Performance Conservatory High School Weighted Average Schools Added to the Closing List* Weighted Average Closing Schools* Transformation Grant for Transformation Schools With Funding Manhattan Unity Center For Urban Technologies Yes $757,113 Manhattan Chelsea Career and Technical Education High School Yes $959,246 Manhattan Bread & Roses Integrated Arts High School Yes $850,510 Brooklyn Automotive High School Yes $1,173,716 Brooklyn Brooklyn School for Global Studies Yes $890,934 Brooklyn Cobble Hill School of American Studies Yes $994,888 Brooklyn Franklin Delano Roosevelt High School Yes $1,800,000 Brooklyn William E. Grady Career and Technical Education High School Yes $1,365,810 Queens Queens Vocational and Technical High School Yes $1,300,508 Queens Flushing High School Yes $1,800, Percent of Teachers with a Graduate Degree Percentile Rank Percent of Core Classes Taught by "Highly Gualified" Teacher Percentile Rank 90% 86 94% 52 76% 37 94% 54 76% 37 97% 76 88% 80 96% 67 70% % 85 69% 20 97% 78 94% 95 99% 83 83% 56 88% 24 90% 86 92% 42 86% 70 97% 76 97% % 85 87% 96% 96% 96 88% 20 50% 2 89% 26 0% 0 91% 33 73% 88% 85% 94% 81% 52 76% 2 83% 56 92% 43 79% 44 74% 2 75% 35 87% 20 75% 35 87% 20 73% 29 98% 80 88% 80 94% 53 82% 54 90% 31 80% 47 87% 16 84% 60 97% 72

4 Queens Long Island City High School Yes $1,800,000 Weighted Average Schools Selected for Transformation in * Schools Dropped From Closing List Manhattan Choir Academy of Harlem Brooklyn W.H. Maxwell Career and Technical Education High School Yes Queens Business, Computer Applications & Entrepreneurship High School Weighted Average Schools Remaining from Last Year's Closing List* CITY WEIGHTED AVERAGE* SOURCES: IBO; Department of Education NOTES: *Weighted by student enrollment. **A highly qualified teacher is defined by the United States Department of Education as having a bachelor's degree, full state certification, and being able to prove that they know each subject they teach 90% 86 97% 78 84% 93% 86% 70 95% 62 88% 80 86% 14 88% 80 93% 49 88% 90% 82% 93%

5 Resources Available at Highs Schools Proposed for Closing Compared With Other High Schools Borough School On State Persistently Lowest Achieving List Held Over From Closing List Manhattan Norman Thomas High School Yes Manhattan Academy of Environmental Science Secondary High School Bronx School For Community Research and Learning Bronx Christopher Columbus High School Yes Bronx Global Enterprise High School Bronx New Day Academy Bronx Monroe Academy for Business/Law Yes Brooklyn Metropolitan Corporate Academy High School Yes Brooklyn Paul Robeson High School Yes Queens Beach Channel High School Yes Queens Jamaica High School Yes Weighted Average Schools Held Over from Closing List* Added to the Closing List Bronx John F. Kennedy High School Yes Bronx The Urban Assembly Academy for History and Citizenship for Young Men Bronx Performance Conservatory High School Weighted Average Schools Added to the Closing List* Weighted Average Closing Schools* Transformation Grant for Transformation Schools With Funding Manhattan Unity Center For Urban Technologies Yes $757,113 Manhattan Chelsea Career and Technical Education High School Yes $959,246 Manhattan Bread & Roses Integrated Arts High School Yes $850,510 Brooklyn Automotive High School Yes $1,173,716 Brooklyn Brooklyn School for Global Studies Yes $890,934 Brooklyn Cobble Hill School of American Studies Yes $994,888 Brooklyn Franklin Delano Roosevelt High School Yes $1,800,000 Brooklyn William E. Grady Career and Technical Education High School Yes $1,365,810 Queens Queens Vocational and Technical High School Yes $1,300,508 Queens Flushing High School Yes $1,800, Utilization Rate Galaxy Per Pupil Allocation Galaxy Per Pupil Allocation 98% $7,763 $7,867 61% $8,387 $8,468 99% $10,297 $9, % $9,258 $8, % $8,095 $8,340 60% $8,466 $8,904 86% $9,613 $8, % $7,810 $7,590 91% $7,965 $8,050 51% $7,553 $7,647 79% $7,383 $7,399 88% $8,169 $8,128 73% $10,293 $10,138 61% $7,953 $8,922 78% $8,240 $7,110 72% $9,624 $9,337 85% $8,431 $8, % $11,765 $11,150 68% $8,965 $8,883 87% $8,504 $7,796 99% $8,890 $8,600 59% $10,379 $9,654 79% $7,103 $8, % $6,659 $6,985 89% $8,562 $8, % $8,119 $7, % $7,027 $6,608

6 Queens Long Island City High School Yes $1,800,000 Weighted Average Schools Selected for Transformation in * Schools Dropped From Closing List Manhattan Choir Academy of Harlem Brooklyn W.H. Maxwell Career and Technical Education High School Yes Queens Business, Computer Applications & Entrepreneurship High School Weighted Average Schools Remaining from Last Year's Closing List* CITY WEIGHTED AVERAGE* SOURCES: IBO; Department of Education NOTES: *Weighted by student enrollment. **A highly qualified teacher is defined by the United States Department of Education as having a bachelor's degree, full state certification, and being able to prove that they know each subject they teach 157% $7,365 $6, % $7,678 $7,564 51% $11,036 $9,764 94% $10,567 $9,151 92% $7,402 $7,101 83% $9,822 $8, %