At a Glance
A district evening program serving a wide grade range with no available academic performance data
Families specifically seeking an evening educational program for students in grades 6-12, particularly those who may benefit from non-traditional scheduling. Parents should contact the school directly to understand program offerings, academic outcomes, and whether this format aligns with their child's educational needs.
- Evening program format serving grades 6-12 — unusual in District 20
- Zero reported suspensions
- Class sizes matching the district average of 25 students
- No academic proficiency data available for families to evaluate
- No survey data on teacher trust, family engagement, or student climate
- Evening schedule may not suit all family schedules
- Serving such a wide grade range (6-12) in one program is uncommon
- Unable to compare to peer school performance ratings (80-94 range in district)
Based on 2024 data
School SummaryDistrict 20
This school cannot be ranked among District 20's peer schools, which include high-performing options like Christa McAuliffe (94/100), Brennan (83/100), and McKinley Park (82/100). Those schools have clear academic performance metrics; this evening program operates differently and lacks comparable data.
No state assessment data is publicly reported for this school, preventing direct comparison to District 20's ELA proficiency of 66% and Math proficiency of 71%. Parents seeking academic performance data for this specific program would need to contact the school directly for outcome information.
Survey data for this school is not publicly reported. The school reports zero suspensions, and class sizes average 25 students — identical to the district average. Without teacher trust, family engagement, or student climate survey data, the day-to-day culture and family experience cannot be assessed from available metrics.
Demographic data for this student body is not publicly available. The evening program structure serving grades 6-12 suggests this may serve non-traditional students, potentially including working families or students in alternative education pathways. The surrounding Bensonhurst neighborhood has a moderate poverty rate of 17.4% and a 31.3% rate of residents with bachelor's degrees or higher.
Bensonhurst is a densely populated residential neighborhood in southwest Brooklyn with a strong family presence — ranking in the 89th percentile for family density. The area has moderate transit access (46th percentile) and a lower safety score (41st percentile) compared to citywide benchmarks. Median home values reach over $1 million, reflecting the neighborhood's stability and desirability for families, though the area scores lower on stability (20th percentile) and health environment metrics.
Families typically access this school via local subway and bus routes serving the Bensonhurst area, with the neighborhood's grid layout supporting pedestrian movement.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Is New Utrecht Evening Hs T/R a good school?
- Published quality ratings aren't available for New Utrecht Evening Hs T/R yet on Motley. It's a public school serving grades 6 to 12 in Bensonhurst.
- What grades does New Utrecht Evening Hs T/R serve?
- New Utrecht Evening Hs T/R serves grades 6 to 12.
- Is New Utrecht Evening Hs T/R public, charter, or private?
- New Utrecht Evening Hs T/R is a public school in NYC Community School District 20.
- What neighborhood is New Utrecht Evening Hs T/R in?
- New Utrecht Evening Hs T/R is in Bensonhurst, Brooklyn.
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