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Schools

Uncommon manages school networks in five regions:

Boston, MA

  • Roxbury Prep Mission Hill Campus
  • Roxbury Prep Lucy Stone Campus
  • Roxbury Prep Dorchester Campus

New York City, NY

  • Bedford Stuyvesant Collegiate
  • Brooklyn East Collegiate
  • Brownsville Collegiate
  • Excellence Boys Elementary/ Middle Academy
  • Excellence Girls Elementary Academy
  • Kings Collegiate
  • Leadership Prep Bedford Stuyvesant Elementary Academy
  • Leadership Prep Bedford Stuyvesant Middle Academy
  • Leadership Prep Brownsville
  • Leadership Prep Ocean Hill
  • Ocean Hill Collegiate
  • Uncommon Charter High School
  • Uncommon Collegiate Charter High School
  • Williamsburg Collegiate

Newark, NJ

  • North Star Academy Fairmount Elementary School
  • North Star Academy Vailsburg Elementary School
  • North Star Academy West Side Park Elementary School
  • North Star Academy Elementary School 4
  • North Star Academy Clinton Hill Middle School
  • North Star Academy Downtown Middle School
  • North Star Academy Vailsburg Middle School
  • North Star Academy West Side Park Middle School
  • North Star Academy College Preparatory High School

Rochester, NY

  • Rochester Prep Elementary School
  • Rochester Prep Middle School – Brooks Campus
  • Rochester Prep Middle School – West Campus

Troy, NY

  • Troy Prep Elementary School
  • Troy Prep Middle School

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