2022-23 Class Size Data
Program TypeDepartmentSubject# Students# ClassesClass Size
Gen EdEnglishHS English 093001225.0
Gen EdEnglishHS English 10158722.6
Gen EdEnglishHS English 11133526.6
Gen EdEnglishHS English 1225125.0
Gen EdEnglishHS English Other4452022.3
Gen EdMathHS Algebra I120524.0
Gen EdMathHS Algebra II173628.8
Gen EdMathHS Geometry126431.5
Gen EdMathHS Math Other90422.5
Gen EdMathHS Pre-calculus55318.3
Gen EdMathHS Technology1751214.6
Gen EdScienceHS Chemistry83327.7
Gen EdScienceHS Earth Science191727.3
Gen EdScienceHS Living Environment132526.4
Gen EdScienceHS Other Life Science41220.5
Gen EdScienceHS Other Science104617.3
Gen EdScienceHS Physics59319.7
Gen EdSocial StudiesHS Global History3081422.0
Gen EdSocial StudiesHS Government & Econ78326.0
Gen EdSocial StudiesHS Social Studies Other59319.7
Gen EdSocial StudiesHS US History136622.7

This data was gathered from the NYC DOE's class size reports: https://infohub.nyced.org/reports/government-reports/class-size-reports

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Ed.Opt

Students are placed into an ed opt category using an average of their final core course seventh-grade core course grades:

Official DOE explanation

Screened

Students fall into a screened admissions groups based on the average of their final seventh-grade core course grades. This average must fall into the top percentage of students citywide or at a student’s school in order to fall within a certain admissions group.

Official DOE explanation

Test

SHSAT required.

Official DOE explanation

Open

Offers are made to students in order by their priority groups and randomly assigned numbers, through the process of random selection.

Audition

This year, the sole selection criteria for admission to all audition programs (except those at LaGuardia High School) is the audition itself. LaGuardia High School has its own admissions process and will continue to use students' academic records as well as their auditions to make offers to its programs.

Official DOE explanation

ASD

The Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD) Nest and ASD Horizon programs are specialized programs that serve some students with autism. They are available in some District 1-32 schools. The program is a partnership between the DOE and New York University\’s (NYU) ASD Nest Support Project.

Official DOE explanation

District 75 Programs

District 75 (D75) provides highly specialized instructional support for students with significant challenges, such as:

Official DOE explanation

Zoned

Students who live in the school's zone have a guarantee or priority to attend.

Transfer

For Students Who Are Behind on Credits. Schools use a student's date of birth to verify eligibility and make offers. Make sure that you meet the program's age and academic requirements.

Screened: Language & Academics