Adult and Continuing Education

No standardized test score data is available for this school, which means parents won't have the typical metrics to compare student performance against the district average of 53% in ELA and 46% in Math. This data gap is significant — families researching schools typically rely on these numbers to understand academic rigor.

Teacher-reported safety comes in at 96%, matching the district average, which suggests staff feel secure in the building. With zero suspensions recorded, the school appears to prioritize restorative approaches to discipline rather than removing students from the classroom. Parent satisfaction sits at 91%, indicating families generally feel heard and valued, though we don't have survey data on teacher trust in leadership or student voice.

Bedford-Stuyvesant (West) has a median household income of roughly $78,000 with about 28% of residents living below the poverty line. Nearly half of adults hold a bachelor's degree or higher, reflecting an education-oriented population. Only 20% of homes are owner-occupied, indicating a largely renter population — families here are likely younger or more transient than in other parts of the city.

Bedford-Stuyvesant offers excellent transit access (86th percentile) and is rich in family resources — parks, community centers, and local businesses cater to the high number of families in the area. However, the neighborhood scores low on safety (22nd percentile), and environmental health indicators show elevated asthma rates and some lead exposure concerns. These are things parents in the area learn to navigate.

The neighborhood is very walkable with strong transit options, making it easy for families to get to school without a car — a big plus for younger children and working parents.