Herbert H. Lehman High School

Academic performance data was not provided in the dataset for this school, making it difficult to directly assess student achievement against district averages. The school offers AP Courses, a Computer Science/IT program, and an Anne Hutchinson Honors Program, all of which drew significant applicant interest. Teacher instruction quality ratings come in at 90%, slightly below the district average of 92.4%, suggesting there's room for growth in classroom effectiveness.

The school reports zero suspensions — a notable achievement given the district average of 0.49%. Parent satisfaction sits at 89%, which is below the district average of 93%, but trust metrics are exceptionally strong: 94% parent-teacher trust and 95% parent-principal trust. Teachers report similarly high trust in leadership (94%) and collegial relationships (94%). The day-to-day climate appears collaborative and trusting, though the 29% family survey response rate means nearly three-quarters of families didn't weigh in.

The student body reflects the neighborhood's diversity with a 68% diversity index: 53% Hispanic, 28% Black, 9% Asian, 8% White, and 2% Native American. Nearly a quarter of students (24%) have IEPs, and the economic need index of 81% indicates most families face significant financial challenges. The neighborhood itself is 18% households with children, suggesting a family-oriented community despite moderate education orientation scores.

Throgs Neck-Schuylerville is a stable, residential Bronx neighborhood with a 90.42 stability score — one of the highest in the area — and 48% homeownership. Median home values are $581,442 with median household income at $85,113. Safety scores (61.69) and transit access (43.68) are moderate, while family density (50.96) indicates a moderate presence of families with children. The neighborhood has elevated lead exposure concerns (16.9% elevated rate) and asthma rates (75.5 ED visits per 1,000), health factors worth noting for families with respiratory concerns.

The neighborhood is car-oriented with moderate transit options (43.68 score). Families without vehicles may find getting to the school less convenient, though the area's stability suggests it's a predictable commute for those who do drive or take the bus.