{ Community School District }
District 6
The schools and neighborhoods of Manhattan.
District 6 Neighborhoods
District 6 Schools
School path from here
Elementary school
Elementary school follows the address: District 6 has 15 zoned elementary schools, and the zoned school is the guaranteed kindergarten seat. Check the exact address before you sign a lease.
Middle school
Middle school is one citywide application, made in 5th grade. How the middle school programs in District 6 admit:
- District 611 unscreened9 screened6 charter lottery4 zoned30 programs
Middle school application
- Opened
- Wed, Oct 14
- Closes
- Fri, Dec 11
- Offers
- Wed, Apr 7
The DOE’s published dates.
High school
High school is one citywide application, made in 8th grade: a family can rank programs anywhere in the city, whatever district they live in. The eight specialized high schools admit on the SHSAT alone, which has its own registration.
High school application
- Opened
- Tue, Oct 6
- Closes
- Fri, Dec 4
- Offers
- Wed, Mar 3
The DOE’s published dates.
SHSAT registration
- Opened
- Tue, Oct 6
- Closes
- Fri, Oct 30
- Offers
- Wed, Mar 3
The DOE’s published dates.
Standout schools in District 6
Specialized and audition high schools, schools with more than five applicants per seat in a program, and the district's highest-rated public and charter schools.
District 69
- A. Philip Randolph Campus High SchoolHigh school
- City College Magnet School of the Arts6–12
- Community Health Academy of the Heights6–12
- High School for Law and Public ServiceHigh school
- High School for Mathematics, Science and Engineering at City CollegeHigh school
- Inwood Early College for Health and Information TechnologiesHigh school
- Success Academy Charter School - Washington HeightsK–8
- Washington Heights Expeditionary Learning SchoolK–12
- Zeta Charter Schools - InwoodK–8