New Dorp Evening Hs M/W

Test score data is not available for this school, which is common for alternative/evening programs that operate under different accountability frameworks. The district average for ELA proficiency is 61% and math is 61%, but these benchmarks may not apply directly to this program's student population, which likely includes older students, working students, or those on alternative graduation tracks.

The school reports zero suspensions, which is notably lower than the district average of 0.44%. Teacher instruction quality and parent satisfaction both hover around 93% in the district overall, though specific survey data for this school is not published. With no disciplinary incidents recorded, the environment appears calm and focused on instruction rather than enforcement.

This evening program serves a mix of middle school (grades 6-8) and high school (9-12) students, which is unusual and suggests a population of families seeking non-traditional scheduling. The Miller Field neighborhood is stable with 55% households with children and a high education orientation (64%), suggesting many families here value academic pathways, even when those pathways look unconventional.

Miller Field is a quieter Staten Island neighborhood with strong safety scores (89) and an excellent health environment (93). Transit access is limited (20), meaning most families drive or get dropped off. The area is residential and family-dense, with good stability (74) — it's the kind of neighborhood where families settle long-term and kids walk to local parks and shops.

Given the low transit score, most families drive or are driven to this evening program. The school is accessible by car from across Staten Island, but walking isn't practical for most students coming from outside the immediate neighborhood.