Hospital Schools - Staten Island

Standardized ELA and math proficiency data are not reported for this school, which is typical for hospital-based settings where students are enrolled for short or variable stays and standardized testing windows don't always align with their enrollment. With an average class size of 22.6 students — essentially the same as the District 8 average of 22.5 — the instructional scale mirrors what families would find in a typical Bronx middle or high school classroom.

Parent satisfaction, teacher instruction quality, teacher-reported safety, attendance, and suspension metrics are not reported for this school. Hospital schools operate under a different accountability framework than neighborhood schools, and the daily experience here is shaped by the medical setting — small, individualized instruction aligned with each student's treatment plan, with a fluid enrollment rather than a fixed community cohort.

Because enrollment is drawn from the hospital's patient population rather than the surrounding blocks, the school community does not mirror the demographics of Throgs Neck-Schuylerville in the usual way. The neighborhood around the school is a working- and middle-class residential area where only 18% of households include children and the median household income sits around $85,000.

Throgs Neck-Schuylerville is a residential Bronx neighborhood anchored by homeowners and long-time renters, with a poverty rate of about 15% and a college-degree rate of roughly 26% — slightly below the citywide figure. The block sits in a quieter, less transit-dense part of the borough where most families get around by car.

There is no subway right at the door — the nearest options are the Middletown Rd and Westchester Sq-E Tremont Av stations on the 6 line, each about a 20-minute walk. Most families likely arrive by car, shuttle, or medical transport rather than on foot.