7 schools to remain open due to good performance

NEW YORK

"Every child in New York City deserves a top-quality school," Chancellor Dennis Walcott said. "When we began this process, we proposed closing and replacing these seven schools where we had seen some improvement, but where the pace of change was not quick enough for our students. After careful consideration, including school visits from my leadership team, we have come to believe that these schools have strong enough foundations to improve - and today, I have decided that we will not move forward with proposals to close and replace these seven. We will also withdraw applications for the federal Turnaround model in these schools, which have already shown significant promise. We will continue to support these schools in their growth and submit a new improvement plan to the State."

Those schools are:

  • Harlem Renaissance High School
  • Cobble Hill School of American Studies
  • IS 136 Charles O Dewey
  • Franklin D Roosevelt High School
  • W. H. Maxwell Career and Technical Education High School
  • Brooklyn School for Global Studies
  • William E Grady Career and Technical Education High School

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