List of public elementary schools in New York City

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This is a list of public elementary schools in New York City. They are typically referred to as "PS number" (e.g., "PS 46", that is, "Public School 46"). Many PS numbers are ambiguous, being used by more than one school. The sections correspond to New York City DOE Regions. Some charter schools are included throughout this list; others may be added to the charter schools section at the end of the list below.

Contents

Manhattan

School
number		School nameNeighborhoodBuilding codeReference
PS 1Alfred E. Smith Two Bridges M001
PS 6 Lillie Devereaux Blake Upper East Side
PS 11Sarah J. Garnet Chelsea M011
PS 15Roberto Clemente East Village M015
PS 18Park Terrace Inwood M898
PS 19Asher Levy East Village Asher Levy
PS 20Anna Silver Lower East Side Anna Silver
PS MS 34Franklin D. Roosevelt Lower East Side Franklin Delano Roosevelt
PS 41 Greenwich Village School Greenwich Village M041
PS 63S.T.A.R. Academy
(Formerly William McKinley)		 Lower East Side [1]
PS 64Robert Simon East Village
PS 84Lillian Weber Upper West Side
PS 102Jaquees Charter School East Harlem M102
PS 108School of Authors East Harlem M108
PS 110Florence Nightingale Lower East Side M110
PS 111Adolph S. Ochs Hell's Kitchen M111
PS 112Jose Celso Barbosa East Harlem M112
PS 115Alexander Humboldt Washington Heights M115
PS 116 Mary Lindley Murray Kips Bay M116
PS 125Ralph Bunche Harlem M125
PS 126Jacob August Riis Two Bridges M126
PS 128Audubon Washington Heights M128
PS 129John H. Finley Harlem M129
PS 130Hernando De Soto Little Italy M130
PS 132Juan Pablo Duarte Fort George M132
PS 134Henrietta Szold Lower East Side M134
PS 140Nathan Straus Lower East Side M140
PS 142Amalia Castro Lower East Side M142
PS 145The Bloomingdale School Manhattan Valley M145
PS 146Anna M. Short East Harlem M146
PS 150Tribeca Learning Center Tribeca M840
PS 152Dyckman Valley School Fort George M152
PS 153Adam Clayton Powell Hamilton Heights M153
PS 154The Harriet Tubman Learning Center Harlem M154
PS 155William Paca East Harlem M115
PS 158Bayard Taylor Upper East Side M158
PS 161Pedro Albizu Campos West Harlem M161
PS 163Alfred B. Smith Manhattan Valley M163
PS 165Robert E. Simon Manhattan Valley M165
PS 166 The Richard Rodgers School of the Arts and Technology Upper West Side M166
PS 171Patrick Henry Preparatory School East Harlem M171
PS 173 Washington Heights M173
PS 175Henry H. Garnet Harlem M175
PS 178Juan Bosch Inwood M178
PS 180Hugo Newman Harlem M180
PS 182The Bilingual Bicultural School East Harlem M083
PS 183Robert Louis Stevenson Upper East Side M183
PS MS 184 Shuang Wen School Lower East Side
PS 185The Locke School of Arts and Engineering Harlem M185
PS 188Island School Lower East Side M188
PS 189 Washington Heights M189
PS 315East Village Community Lower East Side
PS 361Children’s Workshop School Lower East Side Sister schools with Neighborhood School, East Village Community School, Earth School and Tompkins Square Middle School [2]
PS 363Neighborhood School East Village Share a building with PS 163 (S.T.A.R. Academy) [3]
PS 364Earth School Lower East Side
PS 452 Upper West Side
PS 527East Side School for Social Action Yorkville, Manhattan M527

Older classifications

Region 1: The Bronx

School
number		School nameNeighborhoodNamed for:References
PS 2Morrisania Morrisania
PS 7Kingsbridge Kingsbridge
PS 8Isaac Varian Norwood Isaac Varian
PS 9Ryer Avenue Elementary School Fordham
PS 11 Highbridge School Highbridge
PS 15Institute for Environmental Learning University Heights
PS 21Philip Sheridan Wakefield Philip Sheridan
PS 24Spuyten Duyvil Spuyten Duyvil
PS 28Mount Hope Mount Hope
PS 32Belmont Belmont
PS 33Timothy Dwight University Heights Timothy Dwight IV
PS 37Multiple Intelligence School Kingsbridge
PS 46Edgar Allan Poe Fordham Edgar Allan Poe
PS 51Bronx New School Belmont
PS 53Basheer Quisim Morrisania
PS/IS 54 Fordham
PS 55Benjamin Franklin Morrisania Benjamin Franklin
PS 56Norwood Heights Norwood
PS 58 Morrisania
PS 59 Fordham
PS 63Author’s Academy Morrisania
PS 64Pura Belpre Mount Eden Pura Belpré
PS 70Max SchoenfeldBorder of Mount Eden & Mount Hope
PS 73Bronx Highbridge
PS 79 (closed in 2007)Creston Fordham
PS 81Robert J. Christen North Riverdale
PS 85Great Expectations Fordham
PS 90George Meany Concourse George Meany
PS 91Bronx University Heights
PS 94Kings College School Norwood Columbia University
PS 109Sedgwick Morris Heights
PS 110Theodore Schoenfeld Morrisania
PS 126Dr Marjorie H Dunbar Highbridge Marjorie Dunbar
PS 128Mott Hall III Morrisania
PS 132Garrett A Morgan Morrisania Garrett A. Morgan
PS 159Luis Munoz Marin Fordham Luis Muñoz Marín
PS 163Arthur A Schomburg Fordham Arthur Schomburg
PS 170Esteban Vicente Mount Eden Esteban Vicente
PS 199XThe Shakespeare School Mount Eden William Shakespeare
PS 204Morris Heights Morris Heights
PS 205Fiorello LaGuardia Belmont Fiorello H. LaGuardia
P/IS 218Rafael Hernandez Dual Language Concourse Rafael Hernández Marín
PS 236Langston Hughes Mount Hope Langston Hughes
PS 246Poe Center Fordham Edgar Allan Poe
PS 306 Morris Heights
PS 307Luisa Pineiro Fuentes School of Science and Discovery Kingsbridge
PS 310Marble Hill Marble Hill
PS 315Lab School Fordham
PS 396 University Heights

Region 2: The Bronx

School
number		School nameNeighborhoodNamed for:References
PS 6West Farms West Farms
PS 16Washingtonville
PS 19Judith K. Weiss Woodlawn [4]
PS 21Phillip H Sheridan Wakefield Gen. Philip Sheridan
PS 36UnionportUnionport
PS 41Gun Hill RoadOlinville
PS 44David C Farragut Fairmount Adm. David Farragut
PS 47John Randolph Soundview [5]
PS 48Joseph R Drake Hunts Point Joseph Rodman Drake
PS 50Clara Barton East Morrisania Clara Barton
PS 57Crescent East Tremont
PS 61Francisco Oller East Morrisania Francisco Oller
PS 62Inocensio Casanova Longwood
PS 67Mohegan School East Tremont
PS 68Bronx Edenwald
PS 72Dr William Dorney Throgs Neck
PS 75 Longwood
PS 76The Bennington School Allerton
PS 78Anne Hutchinson Williamsbridge Anne Hutchinson
PS 83Donald Hertz Morris Park
PS 87Bronx Wakefield
PS 92Bronx Tremont
PS 93Albert G. Oliver Soundview
PS 96Richard Rodgers Allerton Richard Rodgers
PS 97Bronx Pelham Gardens
PS 100Isaac Clason Soundview Isaac Clason (See Clason's Point, Bronx)
PS 102Joseph O Loretan Park Versailles
PS 105Senator Abraham Bernstein Bronxdale Abraham Bernstein (politician) [6]
PS 106ParkchesterUnionport
PS 107 Soundview
PS 108Philip J Abinanti Morris Park
PS 111Seton Falls Edenwald
PS 112BronxwoodEdenwald
PS 119Unionport
PS 130Abram Stevens Hewitt Longwood Abram Stevens Hewitt
PS 134George F Bristow East Morrisania George Frederick Bristow
PS 138Samuel Randall Castle Hill
PS 140Eagle Longwood
PS 146Edward Collins Longwood
PS 150Charles James Fox Longwood
PS 152Evergreen Soundview
PS 153Helen Keller Co-Op City Helen Keller
PS 160Walt DisneyCo-Op City Walt Disney
PS 178Dr Selman WaksmanCo-Op City Dr. Selman Waksman
PS 182 Clason Point
PS 194Countee CullenWestchester/Zerega Countee Cullen
PS 195 Parkchester
PS 196 Parkchester
PS 197 Soundview
PS 198 Morrisania
PS 211 Fairmount
PS 212 Soundview
PS 214Lorraine Hansberry West Farms Lorraine Hansberry
The School of Science and Applied Learning Tremont
PS 304Early Childhood School Throggs Neck
New School #1 @ PS 60
New School #2 @ PS 60
Bronx Little School Park Versailles

Region 3: Queens

School
number		School nameNeighborhoodNamed for:References
PS 11Kathryn Phelan Woodside Kathryn Phelan [7]
PS 12James B. ColgateWoodsideJames B. Colgate [8]
PS 13Clement C. Moore Elmhurst Clement C. Moore [9]
PS 15Jackie RobinsonSt. Albans Jackie Robinson [10]
PS 18Winchester Bellerose [11]
PS 20John Bowne Flushing John Bowne [12]
PS 21Edward Hart Linden Hill Edward Hart [13]
PS 22Thomas JeffersonFlushing Thomas Jefferson [14]
PS 24Andrew JacksonFlushing Andrew Jackson [15]
PS 26Rufus King Fresh Meadows Rufus King [16]
PS 29John M. Harrigan College Point
PS 30Ruby S. Couche Rochdale Village, Jamaica Ruby S. Couche, national president of the professional educators' sorority Phi Delta Kappa. She was chosen by Ebony magazine as one of its "100 Most Influential Black Americans" in 1982.
PS 31Bayside Bayside
PS 32State StreetFlushing [17]
PS 33Edward M. Funk Queens Village Edward M. Funk, a retired principal of the school who was murdered by a group of teenagers who were attempting to steal his car [18] [19]
PS 34John Harvard Queens Village John Harvard [20]
PS 35Nathaniel Woodhull Hollis Nathaniel Woodhull, first U.S. General killed in the American Revolutionary War, General Woodhull was herding the cattle from the British, and was captured and wounded 5 blocks from the school, at what is now 197th Street and Jamaica Ave. An historical sign marks the location on Jamaica Ave. [21]
PS 36St. Albans SchoolSt. AlbansSt. Albans, the neighborhood where the school is located [22]
PS 37Cynthia Jenkins School Jamaica Cynthia Jenkins [23]
PS 38Rosedale School Rosedale Rosedale, the neighborhood where the school is located [24]
PS 40Samuel Huntington South Jamaica Samuel Huntington [25]
PS 41Crocheron Bayside Jacob Crocheron (August 23, 1774 – December 27, 1849) was a U.S. Representative from New York.
PS 46Alley Pond Oakland Gardens Alley Pond Park
PS 48William Wordsworth Jamaica William Wordsworth [26]
PS 49Dorothy Bonawit Kole Middle Village Dorothy Bonawit Kole [27]
PS 50Talfourd Lawn Elementary School Briarwood
PS 54Hillside Hillside
PS 55MaureSouth Richmond Hill
PS 79Francis Lewis Whitestone Francis Lewis (March 21, 1713 – December 30, 1803) was a signer of the United States Declaration of Independence as a representative of New York. He moved to Whitestone, New York in 1734. [28]
PS 80Thurgood Marshall Magnet Jamaica Thurgood Marshall [29]
PS 82Hammond Briarwood
PS/IS 87Middle Village Middle Village
PS 88Seneca Ridgewood
PS 91Richard Arkwright Glendale Richard Arkwright [30]
PS 94David D. Porter Little Neck David Dixon Porter [31]
PS 95Eastwood School Jamaica [32]
PS 98The Douglaston School Douglaston Douglaston, the neighborhood in which the school is located [33]
PS 99Kew Gardens Kew Gardens
PS 101School in the Gardens Forest Hills The school's name is a reference to the school's location in Forest Hills Gardens. [34]
PS 107Thomas A. Dooley Flushing Dr. Thomas Anthony Dooley III [35]
PS/IS 113Isaac Chauncey Glendale Isaac Chauncey [36]
PS 115Glen Oaks Floral Park, Queens Glen Oaks is an adjacent neighborhood partially served by the school.
PS 117J.Keld/Briarwood School Briarwood Joyce Keld [37]
PS 118Lorraine Hansberry St. Albans Lorraine Hansberry [38]
PS 120Queens Flushing
PS 121Nelson A Rockefeller Richmond Hill
PS 122Mamie Fay Astoria The Mamie Fay School
PS 128Juniper Valley & Lorraine Tuzzo Middle Village Lorraine Tuzzo
PS 129Patricia LarkinCollege PointPatricia Larkin [39]
PS 130Hernando De SotoBayside
PS 131Abigail AdamsJamaica Abigail Adams [40]
PS 132Ralph BuncheSpringfield Gardens Ralph Bunche [41]
PS 133-Bellerose
PS 134The Langston Hughes SchoolHollis Langston Hughes [42]
PS 135The Bellaire School Queens Village [43]
PS 136Roy Wilkins Hollis Roy Wilkins [44]
PS 138The Sunrise School Rosedale Sunrise Highway [45]
PS 139Rego Park Rego Park
PS 140Edward K. EllingtonAddisleigh Park Duke Ellington [46]
PS 144Col. Jeromus Remsen School Forest Hills
PS 147Ronald McNair Cambria Heights Ronald McNair
PS 153Maspeth Elementary Maspeth
PS 154Harriet Tubman Fresh Meadows
PS 159Isaac PitkinBayside
PS 160Walter Francis Bishop Briarwood Walter Francis Bishop
PS 161Arthur Ashe SchoolSouth Richmond Hill Arthur Ashe
PS 162John GoldenBaysideJohn Golden
PS 163Flushing HeightsFresh Meadows
PS 165Edith K. Bergtraum Kew Gardens Hills
PS 169Bay TerraceBayside
PS 173The Fresh Meadows SchoolFresh MeadowsFresh Meadows, the neighborhood where the school is located
PS 174William Sidney Mount Rego Park William Sidney Mount
PS 175The Lynn Gross Discovery School Forest Hills
PS 176The Cambria Heights School Cambria Heights
PS 178Professor Juan BoschHolliswood
PS 181BrookfieldBrookfield
PS 182Samantha Smith Jamaica Samantha Smith
PS 184Flushing ManorFlushing
PS 186Castlewood Glen Oaks [47]
PS 188Kingsbury Oakland Gardens
PS 191Mayflower Floral Park
PS 193Alfred J. Kennedy Whitestone Alfred J. Kennedy [48]
PS 195William Haberle School Rosedale William Haberle [49]
PS 196Grand Central Parkway Forest Hills Grand Central Parkway, a parkway the school is close to.
PS 200Pomonok Flushing Pomonok, the neighborhood where the school is located
PS 201Magnet SchoolKissena
PS 203Oakland Gardens Bayside Oakland Gardens, the neighborhood where the school is located
PS 205Alexander Graham BellOakland Gardens Alexander Graham Bell
PS 206Horace Harding Rego Park
PS/IS 208Elsa EbelingBellerose
PS 209Clearview GardensClearview Gardens
PS 213The Carl Ullman SchoolBaysideCarl Ullman
PS 214Cadwallader Colden Flushing
PS 220Edward Mandel Forest Hills Edward Mandel
PS 221North Hills Douglaston
PS 242Leonard P. Stavisky Early Childhood School Flushing Leonard P. Stavisky
PS 244Active Learning (EEC)Kew Gardens Hills
PS 251PaerdegatQueens
PS/IS 266-Bellerose
PS/IS 270Gordon ParksRosedale Gordon Parks [50]
PS 305Learners & Leaders (EEC)Ridgewood
PS 360St. Albans

Region 4: Queens

School
number		School nameNeighborhoodNamed for:References
PS 2Alfred Zimberg Astoria
PS 7Louis F. Simeone Elmhurst
PS 11Kathryn Phelan Woodside
PS 12James B. Colgate Woodside James B. Colgate
PS 13Clement C. Moore Elmhurst Clement Clarke Moore
PS 14Fairview Corona
PS 16Nancy DeBenedittis Corona
PS 17Henry David ThoreauAstoria Henry David Thoreau
PS 19Marino Jeantet Jackson Heights
PS 28The Thomas Emanuel Early Childhood Center Corona
PS 58School of Heroes Maspeth
PS 68Cambridge Glendale
PS 69Jackson Heights Jackson Heights Jackson Heights, the neighborhood where the school is located
PS 70QueensAstoria Joe Petrosino
PS 71Forest Ridgewood
PS 76William Hallet Long Island City
PS/IS 78Robert F. Wagner Jr. Long Island City Robert F. Wagner Jr.
PS 81Jean Paul Richter Ridgewood
PS 84SteinwayAstoria
PS 85 The Judge Charles J. Vallone School Astoria [51]
PS 86The Irvington Jamaica Hills
PS 88Seneca Ridgewood
PS 89Elmhurst Elmhurst Elmhurst, the neighborhood where the school is located
PS 91Richard Arkwright Glendale
PS 92Harry T. Stewart Sr. Jackson Heights
PS 102Bayview Elmhurst
PS 106Edward Everett Hale Edgemere
PS 111Jacob Blackwell Long Island City Jacob Blackwell
PS 112Dutch Kills Long Island City
PS 113Isaac Chauncey Glendale
PS 116Elizabeth L. Farrell Jamaica
PS 123Suydam Jamaica
PS 128Juniper Valley Middle Village Juniper Valley Park
PS 143Louis Armstrong Corona Louis Armstrong
PS 148Queens East Elmhurst
PS 149Christa McAuliffe Jackson Heights Christa McAuliffe
PS 150Queens Sunnyside
PS 151Mary D CarterAstoria
PS 152Gwendolyn Alleyne Woodside
PS 153Maspeth Elem Maspeth Maspeth, the neighborhood where the school is located
PS 166Henry GradsteinAstoriaHenry Gradstein
PS 171Peter G. Van AlstAstoria
PS 199Maurice A. Fitzgerald Sunnyside Maurice A. FitzGerald
PS 212School of Cyberscience and Literacy Jackson Heights [52]
PS 222F F Christopher A. Santora School Jackson Heights
PS 229Emmanuel Kaplan Maspeth Emmanuel Kaplan, first principal of the school
PS 234 Astoria
PS 239P.O. Ramon Suarez Ridgewood

Region 5: Brooklyn, Queens

School
number		School nameNeighborhoodNamed for:References
PS 7Abraham Lincoln Cypress Hills, Brooklyn Abraham Lincoln [53]
PS 13Roberto Clemente East New York, Brooklyn Roberto Clemente [54]
PS 41Francis White School Brownsville, Brooklyn [55]
PS 42Robert Vernam Arverne, Queens [56]
PS 43 Far Rockaway, Queens [57]
PS 45Clarence Witherspoon Jamaica, Queens [58]
PS 47Chris Galas School Broad Channel, Queens [59]
PS 51 Richmond Hill, Queens [60]
PS 56Harry Eichler Richmond Hill, Queens [61]
PS 60The Woodhaven School Woodhaven, Queens [62]
PS 62Chester Park School Richmond Hill, Queens [63]
PS 63Old South School Ozone Park, Queens [64]
PS 64Joseph P. Addabbo Ozone Park, Queens Joseph Addabbo [65]
PS 65The Little Red School House Cypress Hills, Brooklyn [66]
PS 65The Raymond York Elementary School Ozone Park, Queens Raymond York [67]
PS 66Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Richmond Hill, Queens Jacqueline Kennedy [68]
PS 72Annette P. Goldman East New York, Brooklyn [69]
PS 89Cypress Hills Cypress Hills, Brooklyn [70]
PS 90Edna Cohen School Coney Island, Brooklyn Edna Cohen
PS 96 South Ozone Park, Queens [71]
PS 97Forest Park School Woodhaven, Queens [72]
PS 100Glen Morris South Ozone Park, Queens [73]
PS 104The Bays Water Far Rockaway, Queens [74]
PS 105The Bay School Far Rockaway, Queens [74]
PS 106 Far Rockaway, Queens [75]
PS 108Captain Vincent G. Fowler South Ozone Park, Queens Fire Capt. Vincent Fowler [76]
PS 108Sal Abbracciamento Cypress Hills, Brooklyn [77]
PS 114Belle Harbor School Belle Harbor, Queens [78]
PS 123 Jamaica, Queens [79]
PS 124Osmond A Church School South Ozone Park, Queens [80]
PS 146Howard Beach Howard Beach [81]
PS 149Danny Kaye School East New York, Brooklyn Danny Kaye [82]
PS 150Christopher School Brownsville, Brooklyn [83]
PS 155 South Ozone Park, Queens [84]
PS 156Waverly School Brownsville, Brooklyn [85]
PS 158Warwick School East New York, Brooklyn [86]
PS 159Isaac Pitkin School East New York, Brooklyn [87]
PS 165Ida Posner School Brownsville, Brooklyn [88]
PS 174Dumont School East New York, Brooklyn [89]
PS 183Dr. Richard Green Rockaway Park, Queens [81]
PS 183Daniel Chappie James School Brownsville, Brooklyn Daniel Chappie James
PS 184Newport Brownsville, Brooklyn [90]
PS 188Michael E. Berdy Coney Island, Brooklyn
PS 190Sheffield School East New York, Brooklyn [91]
PS 197The Ocean School Far Rockaway, Queens [92]
PS 202Ernest S Jenkyns School East New York, Brooklyn [93]
PS 207Rockaway Park Rockwood Park, Queens [94]
PS 213New Lots East New York, Brooklyn [95]
PS 214Michael Friedsam School Cypress Hills, Brooklyn Michael Friedsam [96]
PS 215Lucretia Mott Far Rockaway, Queens Lucretia Mott [97]
PS 223Lyndon B. Johnson Jamaica, Queens Lyndon B. Johnson [98]
PS 224Hale A. Woodruff School East New York, Brooklyn Hale Woodruff [99]
PS 225Seaside School Rockaway Park, Queens [100]
PS 232Lindenwood Lindenwood/Howard Beach, Queens [101]
PS 253 Far Rockaway, Queens [102]
PS 254The Rosa Parks School Richmond Hill, Queens Rosa Parks [103]
PS 260Breuckelen School Spring Creek, Brooklyn [104]
PS 273Wortman School East New York, Brooklyn [105]
PS 284Lew Wallace school Brownsville, Brooklyn Lew Wallace [106]
PS 290Geraldine A. Ferraro Campus Cypress Hills, Brooklyn Geraldine A. Ferraro [107] [108]
PS 298Dr. Betty Shabazz Brownsville, Brooklyn Betty Shabazz [109]
PS 306Ethan Allen East New York, Brooklyn Ethan Allen [110]
PS 323 Brownsville, Brooklyn [111]
PS 327Dr. Rose B. English School Brownsville, Brooklyn Dr. Rose B. English [112]
PS 328Phyllis Wheatley School East New York, Brooklyn Phyllis Wheatley [113]
PS 332/PS 401Charles H. Houston Brownsville, Brooklyn Charles Houston [114]
PS 345Patrolman Robert Bolden East New York, Brooklyn Robert Bolden [115]
PS 346Abe Stark East New York, Brooklyn Abe Stark [116]
Achievement First East New York School East New York, Brooklyn [117]
East New York Preparatory Charter School East New York, Brooklyn [118]
Peninsula Preparatory Academy Charter School (PPA) Far Rockaway, Queens [119]
Uft Charter School East New York, Brooklyn [120]

Region 6: Brooklyn

School
number		School nameNeighborhoodNamed for:References
PS 6Norma Adams Clemens Academy Flatbush
PS 12Ronald Edmonds Learning Center II Crown Heights Ronald Edmonds [121]
PS 705Brooklyn Arts and Science Elementary Crown Heights
PS 52Sheepshead Bay Sheepshead Bay
PS 91The Albany Avenue School Crown Heights/East Flatbush [122]
PS 92Adrian Hegeman Prospect Lefferts Gardens
PS 114Ryder Elementary Canarsie
PS 119Amersfort Flatlands
PS 135Sheldon A. Brookner East Flatbush
PS 136School of Science & Technology
PS 167The Parkway Crown Heights
PS 178St. Clair McKelway School Crown Heights St. Clair McKelway [123]
PS 191Paul Robeson Crown Heights Paul Robeson
PS 194Raoul Wallenberg Sheepshead Bay Raoul Wallenberg
PS 195Manhattan Beach Manhattan Beach
PS 197Brooklyn Midwood
PS 198Brooklyn East Flatbush
PS 203Floyd Bennett Flatlands Floyd Bennett
PS 206Joseph F. Lamb Sheepshead Bay Joseph F. Lamb
PS 207Elizabeth G. Leary Marine Park
PS 208Elsa Ebeling East Flatbush
PS 217Colonel David Marcus SchoolDitmas Park David Marcus
PS 219Kennedy-KingEast Flatbush
PS 221Tossaint L’Ouverture [sic] Crown Heights Toussaint L’Ouverture
PS 222Katherine R. Snyder Marine Park
PS 233Langston Hughes East Flatbush Langston Hughes
PS 236Mill Basin Mill Basin
PS 241Emma L. Johnston Crown Heights
PS 244Richard R Green East Flatbush Richard R. Green
PS 245 Flatbush
PS 249The Caton Flatbush
PS 251Paedergat Flatlands
PS 254Dag Hammarskjöld Sheepshead Bay Dag Hammarskjöld
PS 255Barbara Reing School Sheepshead Bay
PS 268Emma Lazarus East Flatbush Emma Lazarus
PS 269NostrandFlatbushNostrand Avenue
PS 272Curtis Estabrook Canarsie
PS 276Louis Marshall Canarsie Louis Marshall
PS 277Gerritsen Beach Gerritsen Beach
PS 289George V. Brower Crown Heights
PS 312Bergen Beach Bergen Beach
PS 316Elijah Stroud Crown Heights
PS 326 Flatlands
PS 335Granville T. Woods Crown Heights Granville T. Woods
PS 361 East Flatbush
PS 375Jackie-Robinson School Crown Heights Jackie Robinson
PS 397Foster-Laurie Prospect Lefferts Gardens
PS 398Walter Weaver East Flatbush

Region 7: Staten Island, Brooklyn

School
number		School nameNeighborhoodNamed for:References
PS 1The Bergen Sunset Park
PS 1Tottenville School Tottenville Tottenville, Staten Island [124]
PS 3Margaret Gioiosa School Pleasant Plains [125]
PS 4Maurice Wollin School Arden Heights [126]
PS 5Huguenot School Huguenot Huguenot, Staten Island [127]
PS 6Cpl. Allan F. Kivlehan School Richmond Valley [128]
PS 8Shirlee Solomon School Great Kills [129]
PS 11Thomas Dongan School Dongan Hills Thomas Dongan, 2nd Earl of Limerick [130]
PS 13M. L. Lindenmeyer School Rosebank [131]
PS 14Cornelius Vanderbilt School Stapleton Cornelius Vanderbilt [132]
PS 16John J. Driscoll School Tompkinsville [133]
PS 18John G. Whittier School West Brighton John Greenleaf Whittier [134]
PS 19Curtis School West Brighton [135]
PS 20Port Richmond School Port Richmond Port Richmond, Staten Island [136]
PS 21Margaret Emery-Elm Park Port Richmond [137]
PS 22Graniteville School Graniteville Graniteville, Staten Island [138]
PS 23Richmondtown School Richmondtown Richmondtown, Staten Island [139]
PS 26Carteret School Travis [140]
PS 29Bardwell School Castleton Corners [141]
PS 30Westerleigh School Westerleigh Westerleigh, Staten Island [142]
PS 31William T. Davis School New Brighton William T. Davis [143]
PS 35 Clove Valley School Sunnyside [144]
PS 36J. C. Drumgoole School Annadale John Christopher Drumgoole [145]
PS 38George Cromwell School Midland Beach George Cromwell [146]
PS 39Francis J. Murphy Jr. School South Beach [147]
PS 41New Dorp School New Dorp New Dorp, Staten Island [148]
PS 42Eltingville School Eltingville Eltingville, Staten Island [149]
PS 44Thomas C. Brown School Mariners Harbor Thomas C. Brown [150]
PS 45John Tyler School West Brighton John Tyler [151]
PS 46Albert V. Maniscalco School South Beach Albert V. Maniscalco [152]
PS 48Mapleton School Mapleton Mapleton, Brooklyn [153]
PS 48William G. Wilcox School Concord [154]
PS 50Frank Hankinson School Oakwood Frank Hankinson [155]
PS 52John C. Thompson School Dongan Hills [156]
PS 53Bay Terrace School Bay Terrace Bay Terrace, Staten Island [157]
PS 54Charles W. Leng School Willowbrook Charles W. Leng [158]
PS 55Henry M. Boehm School Eltingville [159]
PS 56Louis Desario School Rossville [160]
PS 57Hubert H. Humphrey School Clifton Hubert Humphrey [161]
PS 58Space Shuttle Columbia School New Springville Space Shuttle Columbia </ref>
PS 60Alice Austen School Graniteville Alice Austen [162]
PS 69Daniel D. Tompkins School Heartland Village Daniel D. Tompkins [163]
PS 69Vincent D. Grippo School Borough Park [164]
PS 94The Henry Longfellow Sunset Park Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
PS 97The Highlawn Gravesend
PS 99The Isaac Asimov School for Science and Literature Midwood Isaac Asimov [165]
PS 100The Coney Island School Brighton Beach
PS 101The Verrazano Gravesend Giovanni da Verrazzano
PS 102The Bayview Bay Ridge
PS 105The Blythebourne School Borough Park
PS 112Lefferts Park Bensonhurst
PS 127McKinley Park Dyker Heights
PS 128Bensonhurst Bensonhurst
PS 153Homecrest Sheepshead Bay
PS 160William T. Sampson School Borough Park William T. Sampson [166]
PS 163Bath Beach School Bath Beach Bath Beach, Brooklyn [167]
PS 164Caesar Rodney School Borough Park Caesar Rodney [168]
PS 170Lexington Bay Ridge
PS 176Ovington Dyker Heights
PS 177The Marlboro Gravesend
PS 179Kensington Kensington
PS 180Homewood Borough Park
PS 185Walter Kassenbrock Fort Hamilton
PS 186Dr. Irving A. Gladstone Bensonhurst
PS 192Brooklyn Borough Park
PS 199Frederick Wachtel Midwood
PS 200Benson School Bath Beach
PS 204Vince Lombardi Bensonhurst Vince Lombardi
PS 205Clarion Bensonhurst
PS 212Lady Deborah Moody Bath Beach Deborah Moody
PS 215Morris H. Weiss Gravesend Morris H. Weiss
PS 216Arturo Toscanini Gravesend Arturo Toscanini
PS 229Dyker Bath Beach
PS 247New York City College Partnership Bensonhurst
PS 253Ezra Jack Keats International School Brighton Beach Ezra Jack Keats
PS 329Surfside
PS 506School of Journalism & Technology Sunset Park
PS 861Staten Island School of Civic Leadership Graniteville

Region 8: Brooklyn

School
number		School nameNeighborhoodNamed for:References
PS 3The Bedford Village Bedford
PS 5Dr. Ronald McNair Bedford-Stuyvesant Ronald McNair
PS 8Emily Warren Roebling (was Robert Fulton) Brooklyn Heights Emily Warren Roebling
PS 9Sarah Smith Garnet Prospect Heights Sarah Smith Garnet [169] (formerly named for Teunis G. Bergen) [170]
PS 10Magnet School for Science & Technology South Slope
PS 11Purvis J. Behan Clinton Hill
PS 15Patrick F. Daly Red Hook
PS 16Leonard Dunkly Williamsburg
PS 17Henry D. Woodworth Williamsburg Henry D. Woodworth
PS 18Edward Bush Williamsburg
PS 19Roberto Clemente Williamsburg Roberto Clemente
PS 20Clinton Hill Clinton Hill
PS 23Carter G. Woodson Bedford-Stuyvesant Carter G. Woodson
PS 26Jesse Owens Bedford-Stuyvesant Jesse Owens
PS 28The Warren Bedford-Stuyvesant
PS 31Samuel F. Du Pont Greenpoint Samuel F. Du Pont
PS 32Samuels Mills Sprole Gowanus
PS 34Oliver H. Perry Greenpoint Oliver Hazard Perry
PS 38The Pacific Boerum Hill
PS 39Henry Bristow Park Slope Henry Bristow
PS 40George W. Carver Bedford-Stuyvesant George Washington Carver
PS 44Marcus Garvey Bedford-Stuyvesant Marcus Garvey
PS 45Horace E. Greene Bushwick
PS 46Edward C. Blum Fort Greene
PS 54Samuel C. Barnes Bedford-Stuyvesant
PS 56Lewis H. Latimer Bedford-Stuyvesant Lewis H. Latimer
PS 58The Carroll School Carroll Gardens
PS 59William Floyd Bedford-Stuyvesant William Floyd [171]
PS 67Charles A. Dorsey Fort Greene
PS 73Thomas S Boyland School Bedford-Stuyvesant Thomas S. Boyland [172]
PS 75Mayda Cortiella Bushwick
PS 81Thaddeus Stevens Bedford-Stuyvesant Thaddeus Stevens
PS 84Jose de Diego Williamsburg José de Diego
PS 93William H. Prescott Bedford-Stuyvesant William H. Prescott
PS 107John W. Kimball South Slope John W. Kimball
PS 110The Monitor Greenpoint
PS 120Carlos Tapia Bushwick Carlos Tapia, early 20th-century New York City-based Puerto Rican activist [173]
PS 124Silas B. Dutcher South Slope Silas Belden Dutcher
PS 130The Parkside Windsor Terrace
PS 131Brooklyn Borough Park
PS 132Conselyea Williamsburg
PS 133William A. Butler Park Slope
PS 137Rachel Jean Mitchell School Bedford-Stuyvesant [174]
PS 145Andrew Jackson Bushwick Andrew Jackson
PS 151Lyndon B. Johnson Bushwick Lyndon B. Johnson
PS 155Nicholas Herkimer Bedford-Stuyvesant Nicholas Herkimer [175]
PS 157Benjamin Franklin Bedford-Stuyvesant Benjamin Franklin
PS 160William T. Sampson Sunset Park William T. Sampson
PS 169Sunset Park Sunset Park
PS 196Ten Eyck Bushwick
PS 243Weeksville Crown Heights
PS 250George H. Lindsay Williamsburg George H. Lindsay
PS 256Benjamin Banneker Bedford-Stuyvesant Benjamin Banneker
PS 257John F. Hylan Williamsburg Mayor John Francis Hylan
PS 261Zipporiah Mills Boerum Hill Zipporiah Mills, former principal
PS 262El Hajj Malik Shabazz Bedford-Stuyvesant Malcolm X
PS 270Johann Dekalb Clinton Hill Johann de Kalb
PS 274Kosciusko Bushwick
PS 287Bailey K. Ashford Downtown Brooklyn Bailey K. Ashford
PS 295 Sunset Park
PS 297Abraham Stockton Bedford-Stuyvesant
PS 299Thomas Warren Field Bushwick
PS 301Satellite East Middle School Bedford-Stuyvesant
PS 304Casimir Pulaski Bedford-Stuyvesant Casimir Pulaski
PS 305Dr. Peter Ray Bedford-Stuyvesant
PS 307Daniel Hale Williams Vinegar Hill Daniel H. Williams
PS 309George E. Wibecan Bedford-Stuyvesant
PS 319Walter Nowinski Williamsburg
PS 321 William Penn School Park Slope
PS 376 Bushwick
PS 377Alejandrina B. Degautier Bushwick
PS 380John Wayne Elementary Williamsburg John Wayne
Frederick Douglass Academy IV Secondary School Bedford-Stuyvesant Frederick Douglass
PS 384Frances E. Carter Bushwick

Region 9: Manhattan, the Bronx

School
number		School nameNeighborhoodNamed for:References
PS 1Courtlandt School Melrose, Bronx
PS 2Meyer London Chinatown, Manhattan
PS 3The John Melser Charrette School Greenwich Village, Manhattan John Melser, founding principal
PS 5Port Morris Longwood, Bronx
PS 6 Lillie D. Blake Upper East Side, Manhattan
PS 7Samuel Stern East Harlem, Manhattan
PS 11William T Harris Chelsea, Manhattan William T. Harris
PS 15Roberto Clemente East Village, Manhattan Roberto Clemente
PS 18Park Terrace Inwood, Manhattan John Peter Zenger
PS 19Asher Levy East Village, Manhattan Asher Levy
PS 20Anna Silver Lower East Side, Manhattan
PS/MS 29Melrose School Melrose, Bronx
PS 30Hernandez/Hughes East Harlem, Manhattan
PS 30Wilton Mott Haven, Bronx
PS/MS 31William Lloyd Garrison Concourse Village, Bronx William Lloyd Garrison
PS 33Chelsea School Chelsea, Manhattan
PS 38Roberto Clemente East Harlem, Manhattan Roberto Clemente
River East Elementary East Harlem, Manhattan
PS 40Augustus St. Gaudens Gramercy Park, Manhattan Augustus Saint-Gaudens
PS 41 Greenwich Village Greenwich Village, Manhattan
PS 42Benjamin Altman Lower East Side, Manhattan Benjamin Altman
PS 43Jonas Bronck Mott Haven Jonas Bronck
PS 49Willis Ave South Bronx
PS 51Elias Howe Hell's Kitchen, Manhattan Elias Howe
PS 59Beekman Hill Int’l Upper East Side, Manhattan
PS 63William McKinley Upper East Side, Manhattan William McKinley
PS 65Mother Hale Academy Mott Haven, Bronx
IS 70O. Henry Chelsea, Manhattan
PS 72Lexington Academy East Harlem, Manhattan
PS 77Lower Lab School Upper East Side, Manhattan
PS 83Luis Muñoz Rivera East Harlem, Manhattan Luis Muñoz Rivera
PS 89Williamsbridge Pelham Parkway, Bronx
PS 102Jacques Cartier East Harlem, Manhattan
PS 108Assembly Angelo Del Toro East Harlem, Manhattan
PS 112José Celso Barbosa East Harlem, Manhattan José Celso Barbosa
PS 116 Mary Lindley Murray Murray Hill, Manhattan Mary Lindley Murray [176]
PS 124Yung Wing Chinatown, Manhattan
PS/IS 126Alfred E Smith Chinatown, Manhattan Al Smith
PS 130Hernando Desoto Little Italy, Manhattan Hernando de Soto
PS 134Henrietta Szold Lower East Side, Manhattan Henrietta Szold
PS 137John L Bernstein Lower East Side, Manhattan
PS 142Amalia Castro Lower East Side, Manhattan
PS 146Ann M Short East Harlem, Manhattan
PS 150Tribeca Learning School Tribeca, Manhattan
PS 155William Paca East Harlem, Manhattan
PS 157Grove Hill Longwood, Bronx
PS 158 Bayard Taylor Upper East Side, Manhattan Bayard Taylor
PS 161Ponce de Léon Longwood, Bronx Juan Ponce de León
PS 171Patrick Henry Harlem, Manhattan Patrick Henry
The Bilingual Bicultural School East Harlem, Manhattan
PS 179 Mott Haven
PS 182Luis Muñoz Rivera Clason Point, Bronx Luis Muñoz Rivera
PS 198Isador and Ida Straus Upper East Side, Manhattan Isidor and Ida Straus
PS 206José Celso Barbosa East Harlem, Manhattan José Celso Barbosa
PS 212Midtown West Hell's Kitchen, Manhattan
PS 220Mott Haven Village School Mott Haven, Bronx
PS 234Independence School Chambers Street/Tribeca, Manhattan
PS 277 Mott Haven, Bronx
PS 290Manhattan New School Upper East Side, Manhattan
The 47 American Sign Language & English Lower School Kips Bay, Manhattan
Children’s Workshop School East Village, Manhattan

Region 10: Manhattan, the Bronx

School
number		School nameNeighborhoodNamed for:References
PS 4Duke Ellington Washington Heights, Manhattan Duke Ellington
PS 5Ellen Lurie Inwood, Manhattan
PS 8Luis Belliard Washington Heights, Manhattan
PS 9 Renaissance School for Music and Art Upper West Side, Manhattan Sarah Anderson [177]
PS 20P.O. George J. Werdan III Norwood, Bronx
PS 28Wright Brothers Washington Heights, Manhattan Wright brothers
PS 36Margaret Douglas Morningside Heights, Manhattan
PS 46Arthur Tappan Harlem, Manhattan Arthur Tappan
PS 48Po Michael J. Buczek Washington Heights, Manhattan
PS 76A. Philip Randolph Harlem, Manhattan A. Philip Randolph
PS 84Lillian Weber Upper West Side, Manhattan
PS 87William Sherman Upper West Side, Manhattan William Sherman
PS 92Mary McLeod Bethune Harlem, Manhattan Mary McLeod Bethune
PS 98Shorackappock Inwood, Manhattan Spuyten Duyvil
PS 115Alexander Humboldt Washington Heights, Manhattan Alexander von Humboldt
PS 123Mahalia Jackson Harlem, Manhattan Mahalia Jackson
PS 125Ralph Bunche Morningside Heights, Manhattan Ralph Bunche
PS 128Audubon Washington Heights, Manhattan
PS 129John H Finley Harlem, Manhattan
PS 132Juan Pablo Duarte Washington Heights, Manhattan Juan Pablo Duarte
PS 133Fred R Moore East Harlem, Manhattan
PS 145Bloomingdale School Upper West Side, Manhattan
PS 152Dyckman Valley Inwood, Manhattan
PS 154Harriet Tubman Harlem, Manhattan Harriet Tubman
PS 163Alfred E Smith Upper West Side, Manhattan Al Smith
PS 166The Richard Rodgers School of the Arts and Technology Upper West Side, Manhattan Richard Rodgers [178]
PS 173Fresh Meadows Washington Heights, Manhattan
PS 175Henry H Garnet Harlem, Manhattan Henry Highland Garnet
Prof. Juan Bosch Public School Inwood, Manhattan
PS 185John M. Langston Washington Heights, Manhattan John Mercer Langston
PS 187Hudson Cliffs Washington Heights, Manhattan
PS 189 Washington Heights, Manhattan
PS 191Amsterdam Upper West Side, Manhattan
PS 192Jacob H Schiff Harlem, Manhattan Jacob Schiff
PS 197John B Russwurm Harlem, Manhattan John Brown Russwurm
PS 200James M Smith Harlem, Manhattan James McCune Smith
PS 208Alain L Locke Harlem, Manhattan Alain LeRoy Locke
PS242MG. P. Brown Comp. School Harlem, Manhattan
PS 325 Harlem, Manhattan
PS 333Manhattan School for Children Upper West Side, Manhattan [179]
PS 859 Special Music School Upper West Side, Manhattan [180]

Empowerment Schools: citywide

School
number		School nameNeighborhoodNamed for:References
Hellenic Classical Charter School Sunset Park, Brooklyn
Community Roots Charter School Downtown Brooklyn/Fort Greene, Brooklyn
PS 314Muscota New School Inwood, Manhattan
PS 315The East Village Community School East Village, Manhattan [181]
PS 363Neighborhood School East Village, Manhattan [182]
PS 364Earth School East Village, Manhattan [183]
Central Park East I East Harlem, Manhattan
Amber Charter School East Harlem, Manhattan
Central Park East II East Harlem, Manhattan
The Bellaire School Queens Village, Queens
PS 252The Queens School of Inquiry Flushing, Queens
PS 499The Queens College School for Math, Science, and Technology Flushing, Queens
51 Avenue Academy Elmhurst, Queens
Bronx Charter School for Arts Hunts Point, Bronx
Magnet School of Math, Science and Design Technology South Slope, Brooklyn
PS 6 Flatbush, Brooklyn
PS 9Sarah Anderson Upper West Side, Manhattan
PS 14Sen. John Calandra Schuylerville, Bronx
PS 16Wakefield Wakefield, Bronx
PS 21Crispus Attucks Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn Crispus Attucks
PS 23The New Children’s School Belmont, Bronx
PS 24 Sunset Park, Brooklyn
PS 29John M. Harrigan Cobble Hill, Brooklyn
PS 32The Gifford School Great Kills, Staten Island
PS 35Franz Siegel Concourse Village, Bronx
PS 42Claremont Claremont Village, Bronx
PS 49Dorothy Bonawit Kole Middle Village, Queens
PS 50Vito Marcantonio East Harlem, Manhattan
PS 52Queens Springfield Gardens, Queens
PS 56Harry Eichler Richmond Hill, Queens
PS 59The Comm School Of Technology Belmont, Bronx
PS 64Robert Simon East Village, Manhattan
PS 69The New Vision School Jackson Heights, Queens
PS 71Rose E. Scala Ridgewood, Queens
PS 75Emily Dickinson Upper West Side, Manhattan Emily Dickinson
PS 81Thaddeus Stevens Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn Thaddeus Stevens
PS 86Kingsbridge Heights Jerome Park, Bronx
PS 88S. Silverstein Little School Claremont Village, Bronx
PS 103Hector Fontanez Wakefield, Bronx New York Police Office Hector Fontanez (killed in the line of duty on September 12, 1991)
PS 105The Blythebourne Borough Park, Brooklyn
PS 114Luis Llorens Torres ChlConcourse, Bronx Luis Llorens Torres
PS 115Daniel Mucatel School Canarsie, Brooklyn Principal Daniel Mucatel, who died unexpectedly in 1999
PS 121Throop Allerton, Bronx
PS 130Hernando Desoto Little Italy, Manhattan Hernando de Soto
PS 139Alexine A. Fenty Flatbush, Brooklyn
PS 146Ann M. Short East Harlem, Manhattan
PS 147Isaac Remsen Williamsburg, Brooklyn
PS 149Danny Kaye Danny Kaye
PS 149Sojourner Truth Harlem, Manhattan Sojourner Truth
PS 151Mary D. Carter Astoria, Queens
PS 153Adam Clayton Powell Harlem, Manhattan Adam Clayton Powell
PS 154Jonathan D. Hyatt Mott Haven, Bronx
PS 161Don Pedro Albizu Campos Harlem, Manhattan Pedro Albizu Campos
PS 165Robert E. Simon Upper West Side, Manhattan Robert E. Simon
PS 172 Beacon School Of Excellence Greenwood Heights, Brooklyn [184]
PS 180Hugo Newman Harlem, Manhattan
PS 183Robert L. Stevenson Upper East Side, Manhattan Robert Louis Stevenson
PS 193Gil Hodges Midwood, Brooklyn Gil Hodges
PS 194Countee Cullen Harlem, Manhattan
PS 199Jessie Isador StrausWest 70th Street, Manhattan Jesse I. Straus
PS 209Margaret Mead Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn Margaret Mead
PS 21021st Century Academy Harlem, Manhattan
PS 215Morris H. Weiss Gravesend, Brooklyn
PS 226 University Heights, Bronx
PS 228ECC East Elmhurst, Queens
PS 230Doris L. Cohen Kensington, Brooklyn
PS 230Dr. Roland N. Patterson Gravesend, Brooklyn
PS 273Wortman Richmond Hill, Queens
PS 279Herman Schreiber Canarsie, Brooklyn
PS 282Park Slope Park Slope, Brooklyn
PS 291 University Heights, Bronx
PS 315Dist 22 Flatbush, Brooklyn
PS 321 William Penn Park Slope, Brooklyn William Penn
PS 334 The Anderson School Citywide [185]
PS 340 Kingsbridge, Bronx
PS 360 Kingsbridge, Bronx
PS 372The Children’s School Gowanus, Brooklyn
PS 399Stanley Eugene Clark East Flatbush, Brooklyn

Special Education District 75: citywide

School
number		School nameNeighborhoodNamed for:References
PS 4 (Staten Island)
PS 9
PS 17 XDenzel Washington Denzel Washington
PS 53 K
PS 94 M
PS 140 K
PS 224 Q
PS 231K
PS 327The Children’s School
PS 373 R
PS 352 XThe Vida Bogart School for All Children [186] [187]
PS 371Lillian L. Rashkis

Charter schools: citywide

School
number		School nameNeighborhoodNamed for:References
Public Prep Manhattan (Lower East Side), The Bronx (South Bronx)
Democracy Prep Public Schools Manhattan (Harlem)
Success Academy Charter Schools Manhattan; Bronx; Brooklyn
Harlem Village Academies Manhattan
Knowledge is Power Program Manhattan
Future Leaders Institute Charter School Harlem, Manhattan

Glossary

In some of the literature issued by the New York City Board of Education there may be a letter or a string of two letters, which may be before or after the school number. [188]

Boroughs: The City of New York comprises five geographic sections called "boroughs." Schools that are part of community school districts, high schools, and specialized superintendencies all receive a borough designation as follows:

K = Brooklyn (Kings County)
M = Manhattan
Q = Queens
R = Staten Island (Richmond County)
X = Bronx

School levels:

E = Elementary
I = J.H.S, middle & intermediate
H = High school

Instructional leadership division:

Division 1 - Bronx (BX)
Division 2 - Bronx (BX)
Division 3 - Queens (QNS)
Division 4 - Queens (QNS)
Division 5 - Queens (QNS) & Brooklyn (BK)
Division 6 - Brooklyn (BK)
Division 7 - Brooklyn (BK) & Staten Island (SI)
Division 8 - Brooklyn (BK)
Division 9 - Manhattan (M) & Bronx (BX)
Division 10 - Manhattan (M)

See also

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