Cyberarts Studio Academy

Academic proficiency data is not provided in this dataset, so direct comparison to the district's 65% ELA and 63% math averages isn't possible. What we do know: this is a screened school with 147 applicants competing for 104 seats, suggesting a academically motivated student body. The school offers AP Courses and a rich humanities curriculum, though the absence of published test scores means families can't benchmark student performance against nearby schools like P.S. 172 or Success Academy Charter School.

The culture and climate numbers are exceptional. Every single parent surveyed gave top marks for satisfaction (99%), trust in teachers (100%), and trust in the principal (100%). Teachers report 100% instruction quality — far above the district average of 89%. There were zero suspensions last year, and the teacher-reported safety rate of 96.7% matches the district average. The trade-off: only 25 teachers completed the survey (versus 216 families), so the teacher voice represents a smaller slice. Still, 90% teacher-principal trust and 83% collegial trust among staff suggest a functional, respectful workplace.

The student body is majority Hispanic (52%) and Black (32%), with smaller Asian (6%) and white (8%) populations — notably more diverse than the surrounding Park Slope neighborhood, which is predominantly white and affluent. The diversity index of 63% reflects this mix. With 85% economic need and 23% IEP students, the school serves a meaningfully higher-need population than the affluent neighborhood around it, suggesting it draws students from beyond Park Slope's wealthy core.

Park Slope is one of Brooklyn's most family-friendly neighborhoods, with a 97th percentile family density score and 82% of residents holding a BA+. The area has excellent transit (79th percentile) and is packed with parks, restaurants, and child-friendly businesses along Flatbush Avenue and Fifth Avenue. Safety scores (37th percentile) are lower than many parent expectations — crime density is notable — but the neighborhood feel is generally welcoming during daytime hours.

Students commute from across District 15, so walkability depends on where families live. Those in Park Slope, Boerum Hill, or Windsor Terrace can walk; others take the subway or bus. The 7th Avenue location is near the F/G trains at Seventh Avenue and the R at Fourth Avenue.