List of High Schools in New York City - Queens

Queens

School P.S. Number Type Religious Affiliation Website
NYC DOE School
Academy for Careers in Television and Film Q301 Public
Academy of American Studies Q575 Public
Academy of Finance and Enterprise Q264 Public
Academy of Medical Technology
(Far Rockaway Educational Campus)		 Q309 Public
Al-Iman School Private, co-ed Islamic
Archbishop Molloy High School Private, co-ed Roman Catholic
August Martin High School Q400 Public
Aviation High School
(Aviation Career & Technical Education High School)		 Q610 Public
Baccalaureate School for Global Education Q580 Public
Bais Yaakov Machon Academy Private, girls Jewish
Bard High School Early College II
(see also Bard High School Early College in Manhattan)		 Q299 Public
Bayside High School Q495 Public
Beach Channel High School (closing 2014)
Collocated schools:
  • Channel View School for Research – Q262
  • Rockaway Collegiate High School – Q351
  • Rockaway Park High School for Environmental Sustainability – Q324
 Q410 Public
Business, Computer Applications & Entrepreneurship High School Q496 Public
Cambria Heights Academy for New Literacies Q326 Public
Benjamin N. Cardozo High School Q415 Public
Cathedral Preparatory Seminary Private, boys Roman Catholic
Channel View School for Research
(Beach Channel Educational Campus)		 Q262 Public
The Child School Legacy High School, Roosevelt Island Private, co-ed
Christ The King Regional High School Private, co-ed Roman Catholic
East-West School of International Studies Q281 Public
Evangel Christian School Private, co-ed Christian, nonsectarian
Excelsior Preparatory High School
(Springfield Gardens campus)		 Q265 Public
Ezra Academy Private, co-ed Jewish
Far Rockaway Educational Campus
See:
  • Far Rockaway High School – Q465 (closed 2011)
  • Academy of Medical Technology: A College Board School – Q309
  • Frederick Douglass Academy VI High School – Q260
  • Queens High School for Information, Research, and Technology – Q302
 (split) Public
Flushing High School Q460 Public
Flushing International High School Q263 Public
Forest Hills High School Q440 Public
Francis Lewis High School Q430 Public
Frank Sinatra School of the Arts High School Q501 Public
Frederick Douglass Academy VI High School
(Far Rockaway Educational Campus)		 Q260 Public
Garden School Private, co-ed
Gateway to Health Science High School Public, alternative
George Washington Carver High School for the Sciences
(Springfield Gardens campus)		 Q272 Public
Greater New York Academy of Seventh-day Adventists Private, co-ed Seventh-day Adventist
Grover Cleveland High School Q485 Public
High School for Arts and Business Q550 Public
High School for Community Leadership
(Jamaica High School campus)		 Q328 Public
High School for Construction Trades, Engineering and Architecture Q650 Public
High School for Law Enforcement and Public Safety Q690 Public
High School of Applied Communication Q267 Public
Hillcrest High School Q505 Public
Hillside Arts & Letters Academy
(Jamaica High School campus)		 Q325 Public
Holy Cross High School Private, boys Roman Catholic
Humanities & Arts Magnet High School Q498 Public
Information Technology High School Q502 Public
International High School at LaGuardia Community College Q530 Public
Jamaica Gateway to the Sciences
(Jamaica High School campus)		 Q350 Public
Jamaica High School
Collocated schools:
  • High School for Community Leadership – Q328
  • Hillside Arts & Letters Academy – Q325
  • Jamaica Gateway to the Sciences – Q350
  • Queens Collegiate: A College Board School – Q310
 Q470 Public
John Adams High School Q480 Public
John Bowne High School Q425 Public
John F. Kennedy Jr. School
(formerly Queens Occupational Training Center)		 Q721 Public
Law, Government and Community Service High School Q494 Public
Long Island City High School Q450 Public
The Lowell School Private, co-ed
Martin Luther High School Private, co-ed Christian, Lutheran
Martin Van Buren High School Q435 Public
The Mary Louis Academy Private, girls Roman Catholic
Maspeth High School
(Queens Metropolitan High School campus)		 Q585 Public
Mathematics, Science Research and Technology Magnet High School Q492 Public
Mesivta Ohr Torah School Private, boys Jewish
Mesivta Yesodei Yeshurun Private, boys Jewish
Metropolitan Expeditionary Learning School
(Queens Metropolitan High School campus)		 Q167 Public
Middle College High School at LaGuardia Community College Q520 Public
Monsignor McClancy Memorial High School Private, boys Roman Catholic
Newcomers High School Q555 Public
Newtown High School Q455 Public
North Queens Community High School Q792 Public
Pan American International High School Q296 Public
Pathways College Preparatory School: A College Board School Q259 Public
Preparatory Academy for Writers: A College Board School
(Springfield Gardens campus)		 Q283 Public
Project Blend School, Jamaica Private
Queens Academy High School Q540 Public
Queens Collegiate: A College Board School
(Jamaica High School campus)		 Q310 Public
Queens Gateway to Health Sciences Secondary School Q680 Public
Queens High School for Information, Research, and Technology
(Far Rockaway Educational Campus)		 Q302 Public
Queens High School for the Sciences at York College Q687 Public
Queens High School of Teaching, Liberal Arts and the Sciences Q566 Public
Queens Metropolitan High School
Collocated schools:
  • Maspeth High School – Q585
  • Metropolitan Expeditionary Learning High School – Q167
 Q686 Public
Queens Preparatory Academy
(Springfield Gardens campus)		 Q248 Public
Queens Vocational and Technical High School Q600 Public
Razi School Private, co-ed Islamic
Richmond Hill High School Q475 Public
Robert F. Kennedy Community High School Q670 Public
Robert F. Wagner, Jr. Secondary School for Arts and Technology
(Robert F. Wagner, Jr. Institute for Arts & Technology)		 Q560 Public
Robert H. Goddard High School of Communication Arts and Technology Q308 Public
Rockaway Collegiate High School
(Beach Channel Educational Campus)		 Q351 Public
Rockaway Park High School for Environmental Sustainability
(Beach Channel Educational Campus)		 Q324 Public
St. Agnes High School Private, girls Roman Catholic
St. Demetrios School Private, co-ed Greek Orthodox
St. Francis Preparatory School Private,co-ed Roman Catholic
St. George Academy Private Ukrainian Catholic
St. John's Preparatory School Private, co-ed Roman Catholic
Scholars' Academy Q323 Public
Shevach High School Private, girls Jewish
Springfield Gardens High School
See:
  • Excelsior Preparatory High School
  • George Washington Carver High School for the Sciences
  • Preparatory Academy for Writers: A College Board School
  • Queens Preparatory Academy
 (split)
Stella Maris High School (closing June 2010) Private, girls Roman Catholic
Summit School Private, co-ed
Thomas A. Edison Vocational and Technical High School Q620 Public
Torah Academy High School for Girls Private, girls Jewish
Townsend Harris High School Q525 Public
VOYAGES Preparatory Q744 Public
Whitestone Academy Private, co-ed
William Cullen Bryant High School Q445 Public
Windsor School Private, co-ed
World Journalism Preparatory: A College Board School Q285 Public
Yeshiva Berachel David-Torah School Private, boys Jewish
Yeshiva Binat Chaim - Boys School Private, boys Jewish
Yeshiva of Far Rockaway
(Yeshiva Derech Ayson)		 Private, boys Jewish Orthodox
Yeshiva Shaar Hatoreh Research Private, boys Jewish
Yeshiva University High School for Girls
(Samuel H. Wang Yeshiva University High School for Girls)		 Private, girls Jewish
Young Women's Leadership School, Astoria Q286 Public, girls
Young Women's Leadership School, Queens Q896 Public, girls

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