At a Glance
A Global Campus Network Grounded in Chelsea
Families seeking an internationally-minded progressive education with the flexibility of a global campus network; parents who value a small student-teacher ratio and are comfortable with the demographics and urban energy of Hudson Yards. Particularly well-suited for families who may relocate between cities or want their children to have exposure to a multinational student body.
- 7:1 student-teacher ratio — unusually small for a school this size
- Part of a global campus network with options to transfer between cities
- Modern facilities in a newly developed Manhattan neighborhood
- Robust early childhood program from PK through 5th grade
- Strong emphasis on international-mindedness
- Tuition for a private school of this caliber is significant — families should confirm current costs
- The neighborhood safety score is low on paper — worth visiting to form your own impression
- The student body is economically homogeneous, which may or may not align with your family's priorities
- Large enrollment means your child is one of over 1,600 students despite the small teacher ratio
- Some families appreciate the global network; others prefer a more locally-rooted community
A nonsectarian progressive school with a 7:1 student-teacher ratio — this is small and personal for a school of this size, with a globally-connected campus network. The early childhood program is robust, serving students from PK through 5th grade.
The student body is predominantly white (51.4%) with a significant multiracial population (22.6%). Asian students make up 14.8%, while Hispanic and Black students represent smaller shares (7.3% and 3.8% respectively). This reflects the demographic profile of the Chelsea-Hudson Yards luxury development area.
Hudson Yards is one of Manhattan’s newest neighborhoods, built on former rail yards with modern architecture, high-end retail, and new residential towers. The area has excellent transit access (74/100) and a family-friendly density (67/100). However, the safety score of 21/100 is notably low — this reflects the area's ongoing development and relatively new residential population, not necessarily crime rates, but parents should visit at different times to gauge comfort.
The neighborhood is highly walkable with easy access to the 7 train and the High Line. Families living in Chelsea or nearby Midtown West will find the commute manageable, though those coming from outer boroughs should factor in longer travel times.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Is AVENUES NEW YORK LLC a good school?
- Published quality ratings aren't available for AVENUES NEW YORK LLC yet on Motley. It's a private school serving grades Pre-K to 5 in Chelsea-Hudson Yards.
- What grades does AVENUES NEW YORK LLC serve?
- AVENUES NEW YORK LLC serves grades Pre-K to 5.
- How do students get into AVENUES NEW YORK LLC?
- AVENUES NEW YORK LLC runs its own private admissions process — typically an application, a visit, and sometimes testing.
- Is AVENUES NEW YORK LLC public, charter, or private?
- AVENUES NEW YORK LLC is a private school.
- What neighborhood is AVENUES NEW YORK LLC in?
- AVENUES NEW YORK LLC is in Chelsea-Hudson Yards, Manhattan.
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