At a Glance
An alternative 6-12 campus in Soundview-Clason Point, where one roof covers middle school through senior year
Best suited for
Older students or teens who need a non-traditional pathway — credit recovery, transfer support, or a smaller setting — and whose families can handle a longer commute via bus or car from the 6 train.
What stands out
- Spans grades 6-12 under one roof — a rare configuration that gives students continuity across the full adolescent stretch
- Operates as an ALC, typically designed around credit recovery, transfer, or non-traditional pathways rather than the standard comprehensive model
- Class size of 22.6 matches the District 8 average, so students aren't squeezed by overcrowding
- Sits in a quieter, less family-dense corner of the Bronx than many District 8 neighborhoods
Things to consider
- Standard performance metrics aren't reported in the usual way for this campus, so comparing it to other District 8 schools requires asking direct questions about graduation and re-engagement outcomes
- All three nearby subway stations are 18-19 minute walks — getting here without a car or bus is a real commute
- District 8 includes very high-performing charters like Success Academy Bronx 4, so families choosing an alternative setting should weigh that deliberately against the more traditional options nearby
- The 6-12 grade span means older and younger teens share the same building — worth asking how the school manages that mix
- The neighborhood is renter-majority with relatively few school-age children, so fewer local peer families may be walking by the school each morning
Based on 2023-24 data
School SummaryDistrict 8
District 8 spans a wide range of school types — from Success Academy Bronx 4 at the very top to several PS elementary schools in the 60s — so this alternative campus occupies a distinct niche serving students for whom the traditional comprehensive model hasn't been the right fit.
Academics
Class sizes of 22.6 land right at the District 8 average of 22.5, so students here get comparable adult-to-student ratios to peers across the district. As an alternative 6-12 campus, outcomes tend to be measured by credit recovery, re-engagement, and graduation pathways rather than by the same annual state proficiency benchmarks used at traditional schools.
Culture
Standard climate surveys aren't reported in the typical format for this alternative campus, so day-to-day feel is harder to read than at a traditional District 8 school — parents will want to ask directly about attendance patterns, family communication, and the discipline approach. The alternative-school format usually translates into smaller, more individualized cohorts than a comprehensive high school, which can mean more one-on-one attention but also fewer peer benchmarks.
Community
Specific student-body demographics aren't broken out in the available data, but the surrounding Soundview-Clason Point neighborhood provides useful context: a $64,402 median household income, 21.8% poverty rate, and renter-majority housing where only 28% of households own. The fact that just 13.6% of households include children suggests fewer school-age kids locally than in many other Bronx pockets — so the student body likely includes neighborhood residents alongside teens placed here from across the borough for its alternative setting.
Neighborhood
Soundview-Clason Point is a working-class, mostly renter neighborhood on the eastern edge of the Bronx — median household income around $64,400 sits well below the citywide average, and only about 22% of local adults hold a bachelor's degree. Housing is overwhelmingly rental, and the relatively low share of households with children makes it less family-dense than many other parts of the borough.
All three nearest subway stops are on the 6 line — Parkchester, Castle Hill Avenue, and St Lawrence Avenue — each requiring about an 18-19 minute walk from campus, so a bus, car, or yellow bus service is realistically needed for most families.
How to get in, step by step
Middle school (6th grade)
Middle school is one citywide application, made in 5th grade. We don't have Stevenson Campus (ALC)'s program list, so read how each of its programs admits on MySchools before you rank it.
Middle school application
- Opened
- Wed, Oct 14
- Closes
- Fri, Dec 11
- Offers
- Wed, Apr 7
The DOE’s published dates.
- 1Apply on MySchools during the middle school application, in 5th grade.
- 2Rank programs in true preference order — the match places your child in the highest-ranked one that offers a seat.
High school (9th grade)
High school is one citywide application, made in 8th grade. We don't have Stevenson Campus (ALC)'s program list, so read how each of its programs admits on MySchools before you rank it.
High school application
- Opened
- Tue, Oct 6
- Closes
- Fri, Dec 4
- Offers
- Wed, Mar 3
The DOE’s published dates.
- 1Apply on MySchools during the high school application, in 8th grade.
- 2Rank programs in true preference order — the match places your child in the highest-ranked one that offers a seat.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Is Stevenson Campus (ALC) a good school?
- Published quality ratings aren't available for Stevenson Campus (ALC) yet on Motley. It's a public school serving grades 6 to 12 in Soundview-Clason Point.
- What grades does Stevenson Campus (ALC) serve?
- Stevenson Campus (ALC) serves grades 6 to 12.
- Is Stevenson Campus (ALC) public, charter, or private?
- Stevenson Campus (ALC) is a public school in NYC Community School District 8.
- What neighborhood is Stevenson Campus (ALC) in?
- Stevenson Campus (ALC) is in Soundview-Clason Point, Bronx.