Hospital Schools

No state test scores are reported for this school, which is typical for specialized hospital-based educational programs that may follow different assessment protocols or have student populations that can't participate in standard testing. The school does not appear on typical district report cards, which reflects its unique positioning outside the traditional academic accountability system.

Teacher-reported data shows 88% instruction quality and 89% safety perception, both close to district averages. With only a 0.63% suspension rate, the school maintains a supportive discipline approach — appropriate for a population where exclusionary practices would be counterproductive to student wellbeing. Parent satisfaction registers at 93%, indicating families value what this school provides despite its unconventional environment.

The school's 55-student population is predominantly Hispanic (46%) and Black (31%), with smaller Asian (13%) and White (7%) representation — a diverse community reflected in the 72% diversity index. With 89.5% economic need and nearly half of students receiving special education services, this is a high-need population that traditional schools often struggle to serve. The community skews toward families managing complex medical and socioeconomic challenges.

Throgs Neck-Schuylerville is one of the Bronx's more stable, family-oriented neighborhoods with 90% stability score and 48% homeownership. Median home values hover around $581,000, and the area scores modestly on family density (51%) and education orientation (53%). Safety perception sits at 62 — moderate for the Bronx. The neighborhood has typical urban environmental challenges including elevated lead rates (17%) and moderate asthma emergency department rates.

Families typically reach the school via car or medical transport, as hospital-based schools draw from across the city rather than a walkable zoned catchment area