Flushing Evening High Schl M/W

Academic proficiency data is not available for this school, making it difficult to directly compare student achievement against district averages. The school serves students across a wide grade span (6-12) with an average class size of 24.7, identical to the district average.

The school reports zero suspensions and teachers rate safety highly at 96.96%, exceeding the district average. Parent satisfaction also runs strong at 93.67%. Without survey data on trust, leadership, or family engagement, the day-to-day culture is difficult to fully characterize, but the safety and satisfaction signals are positive.

The school serves students across grades 6-12 in an evening format, drawing from the Flushing-Willets Point neighborhood where 20.4% of households live below the poverty line and only 14.3% have children — one of the lower family-density areas in Queens. The neighborhood skews younger and more working-class, with 24.9% BA+ education rates and similar homeownership rates.

Flushing-Willets Point is a dense, transit-accessible neighborhood in Queens with a safety score of 30.27 (well below average), though teacher-reported school safety is strong at nearly 97%. The area scores high on health environment (96.17) and family density (81.99), with moderate education orientation (58.62). It’s a working-class, immigrant-heavy community where many families work in service and retail sectors.

The neighborhood is highly walkable with strong transit access (62.84), though families should note that evening program hours mean students will be commuting after dark — a consideration for younger students