Robert F. Kennedy Community High School

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Robert F. Kennedy Community High School
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Location
Robert F. Kennedy Community High School
75-40 Parsons Blvd.
Flushing, NY.

United States
Coordinates 40°43′31″N73°48′40″W / 40.72534°N 73.81101°W / 40.72534; -73.81101
Information
Type Public
Established1992
School district New York City Department of Education
PrincipalAnthony Barbetta
Grades9-12, Special Educations
Enrollment731
Color(s)Green
MascotPanther
NewspaperrfkRecord
Website

Robert F. Kennedy Community High School is a community public high school, residing in District 25 of the neighborhood of Kew Gardens Hills in Queens, NY. According to the New York City Board of Education, there are currently 731 students in enrollment.

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Athletic Program

RFK High runs an interscholastic program in the following sports:

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