NYC’s specialized high schools are well known for their elite academics, but also heavily criticized for their lack of diversity. Indeed, girls and, most starkly, Black and Latino students are under-represented at the schools. A central question has been the extent to which the schools’ admissions policy—which admits students solely based on their performance on the Specialized High School Admissions Test (SHSAT)—is to blame.
December 18th, 2016 Hello Bronx Science Parents: Thank you to everyone who braved the cold weather on Thursday night to come to our PA meeting. Andrew Roffman, from the NYU…
Dear Bronx Science Families, Happy Father’s Day! Thank you for attending our final PA meeting of the 2019-2020 school year. We are thrilled to announce that our uncontested slate of candidates…
Check out this article by NYT education reporters Eliza Shapiro and Troy Clossen.
PA funding of critical school programs and resources plays a major role in making Bronx Science such a special school. Senior expenses is another way in which your donations make a huge difference…
Our Annual Giving drive is underway, supporting our kids in their academic and extracurricular endeavors. So far, we are approaching 25% of our direct giving goal. As a reminder, these funds go directly to…
Donations to the PA are tax deductible, and help the school to provide our children with an outstanding education. Recently, the PA paid for snacks at the Freshman Fringle, snacks at…