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Best Middle Schools in District 19

The top middle schools in District 19, ranked by our overall rating — the average of the school's New York State ELA and math proficiency, grades 3–8, shown out of 100. Cypress Hills Ascend Charter School leads with 68/100, followed by Achievement First Apollo Charter School and Achievement First East New York Charter School. 28 middle schools in District 19 in total.

The ranking

1
Cypress Hills Ascend Charter School396 GRANT AVENUE
  • K–5 Elementary
  • 6–8 Middle School
2
Achievement First Apollo Charter School350 LINWOOD STREET
  • K–5 Elementary
  • 6–8 Middle School
3
Achievement First East New York Charter School557 Pennsylvania Avenue
  • K–5 Elementary
  • 6–8 Middle School
  • 9–12 High School
4
Vista Academy350 LINWOOD STREET
  • 6–8 Middle School
5
Brooklyn Scholars Charter School2635 LINDEN BOULEVARD
  • K–5 Elementary
  • 6–8 Middle School
6
Achievement First Linden Charter School800 VAN SICLEN AVE
  • K–5 Elementary
  • 6–8 Middle School
7
Achievement First Aspire Charter School982 HEGEMAN AVENUE
  • K–5 Elementary
  • 6–8 Middle School
  • 9–12 High School
8
Highland Park Community School528 RIDGEWOOD AVENUE
  • 6–8 Middle School
9
Hyde Leadership Charter School - Brooklyn330 ALABAMA AVENUE
  • K–5 Elementary
  • 6–8 Middle School
10
Collegiate Academy for Mathematics and Personal Awareness Charter School1962-84 Linden Boulevard
  • 6–8 Middle School
11
Liberty Avenue Middle School350 LINWOOD STREET
  • 6–8 Middle School
12
East New York Family Academy760 Van Siclen Avenue
  • 6–8 Middle School
  • 9–12 High School
13
Van Siclen Community Middle School800 VAN SICLEN AVE
  • 6–8 Middle School
14
J.H.S. 292 Margaret S. Douglas301 VERMONT STREET
  • 6–8 Middle School
15
I.S. 171 Abraham Lincoln528 RIDGEWOOD AVENUE
  • 6–8 Middle School
16
Frederick Douglass Academy VIII Middle School1400 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
  • 6–8 Middle School
17
Academy for Young Writers1065 Elton Street
  • 6–8 Middle School
  • 9–12 High School
18
School of the Future Brooklyn574 DUMONT AVENUE
  • 6–8 Middle School
19
J.H.S. 218 James P. Sinnott370 Fountain Avenue
  • 6–8 Middle School
20
I.S. 364 Gateway1426 FREEPORT LOOP
  • 6–8 Middle School
21
Spring Creek Community School1065 Elton Street
  • 6–8 Middle School
  • 9–12 High School
22
P.S. 089 Cypress Hills265 WARWICK STREET
  • Pre-K / 3-K
  • K–5 Elementary
  • 6–8 Middle School
23
Legacy School of the Arts590 SHEFFIELD AVENUE
  • 6–8 Middle School
24
East New York Middle School of Excellence605 SHEPHERD AVENUE
  • 6–8 Middle School
25
P.S. 362045 LINDEN BOULEVARD
  • Pre-K / 3-K
  • K–5 Elementary
  • 6–8 Middle School
  • 9–12 High School
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best middle school in District 19?
Cypress Hills Ascend Charter School ranks highest by our overall rating (68/100), ahead of Achievement First Apollo Charter School. The best fit depends on your child — Smart Match (Motley Pro) ranks schools against your family's priorities.
How many middle schools are in District 19?
There are 28 middle schools in District 19.
How are these schools ranked?
By our overall rating — the average of the school's New York State ELA and math proficiency, grades 3–8, shown out of 100. The Approaching / Meeting / Exceeding bands are our thresholds, not New York State levels. Smart Match (Motley Pro) weighs academics, diversity, programs, distance from home, and special-education needs against your family's priorities.

Which of these fits your child?

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