At a Glance
A zoned Queens elementary where math scores consistently outpace the district and zero suspensions signal a calm classroom culture
Best suited for
South Ozone Park families who want a stable zoned elementary with strong math results, an orderly climate, and engaged parent communication, and who are okay supplementing enrichment outside the school given the modest PTA budget.
Overall Rating
Rating = average of NY State ELA + math proficiency, grades 3–8
Bands are Motley's thresholds on a 0–100 scale, not New York State performance levels.
How this is scored→What stands out
- Math proficiency 10+ points above the district average and climbing
- Zero suspensions for three straight years
- Parent-principal trust at 97% and strong family relationships at 98%
- Unusually high share of Native American students (42%) in a city school
- Average daily attendance slightly above the district norm
Things to consider
- Chronic absenteeism runs high at 66.6%, even with strong parent engagement on surveys
- Teacher-reported instruction quality (86%) lags the district average — worth asking about
- PTA fundraising is just $34 per student versus $121 district-wide, so enrichment budgets are leaner
- ELA dipped sharply in 2024 before the 2025 rebound — ask whether supports are sustained
- Class size of 23.4 matches the district average, not smaller
Based on 2025 data
School SummaryDistrict 27
Within District 27, P.S. 100 sits in the middle of the pack — comfortably above most zoned peers on math and overall score, but below the charter options and a few higher-performing zone schools like P.S. 66 and P.S. 155. It's a solid neighborhood-school option for families who prefer zoned enrollment over the lottery system.
Academics
Math is the headline here: 68.7% proficiency beats the District 27 average of 57.3% by more than ten points, with steady gains over the past five years (from 50.9% in 2022 to 68.7% in 2025). ELA is essentially at the district average of 56.1%, following a bumpy ride that dipped to 38.2% in 2024 before rebounding sharply to 55.9% in 2025. The overall 2.49/4 rating edges out the district average of 2.27, and grade-by-grade results show 3rd graders leading with 76.2% math proficiency, with numbers gently tapering in the upper grades.
Culture
Zero suspensions over three consecutive years is the standout signal of a calm school environment, well below the district's 0.5% rate. Parents report strong relationships with teachers (98%) and high trust in the principal (97%); the family survey drew 383 responses at a 61% response rate, suggesting engaged households. One thing parents should know: teacher-rated instruction quality is 86%, below the district average of 90.9% — a gap worth asking about at a tour. The day-to-day feel is warm and orderly, not punitive.
Community
P.S. 100's enrollment reflects a notably unusual mix for New York City: 42% of students identify as Native American, alongside 27% Asian, 22% Hispanic, and smaller Black, White, and multiracial shares. That high Native American share mirrors district demographics rather than local census patterns and is distinctive in a city system. With 17% IEP students and an economic need index of 63.1, this is a school serving a meaningful share of families facing economic and learning differences.
Neighborhood
South Ozone Park is a family-rooted, mostly homeowner neighborhood where the median household earns $98,190 and 69% of homes are owner-occupied — a noticeably suburban profile for Queens. Twenty percent of households include children and the median home value sits around $652,243, signaling a stable, settled community. Roughly one in five adults holds a bachelor's degree or higher, and the poverty rate of 10.5% runs lower than many parts of the borough.
Most families reach P.S. 100 on foot or by car from the surrounding blocks. The A train is the only nearby subway option: Ozone Park-Lefferts Blvd is about a 10-minute walk, 111 St is roughly 13 minutes, and Aqueduct Racetrack is about 19 minutes away.
Academic Performance
ELA Proficiency
Students scoring proficient or above on the NY State ELA exam.
NYC DOE InfoHub · 2022-23
Math Proficiency
Students scoring proficient or above on the NY State Math exam.
NYC DOE InfoHub · 2022-23
Historical Trends
The dashed line marks 2023, when New York changed its grades 3–8 state tests. Scores before and after it aren’t directly comparable.
2020–2021 data unavailable due to COVID-19
Source: NYC DOE School Quality Reports
Survey Results
NYC School Survey (2025) · 383 families responded (61% rate)
Racial & Ethnic Diversity
NYC DOE InfoHub · 2022-23
PTA Fundraising
Source: DOE Local Law 171 disclosure
Discipline
NYSED Student & Educator Database (2023-24)
Economic Need & Special Populations
How to get in, step by step
Pre-K
P.S. 100 Glen Morris also has Pre-K classes. They're a separate application from kindergarten, made on MySchools.
Pre-K application
Applications typically open in the winter and close in the spring, with offers in late spring; the city announces exact dates each year.
Kindergarten
P.S. 100 Glen Morris has an attendance zone. At elementary level, in-zone students get a guaranteed seat. Every family still applies on MySchools: the application confirms the zoned seat, and ranking other schools doesn't cost you it.
Kindergarten application
- Opens
- Wed, Dec 9
- Closes
- Fri, Jan 22
- Offers
- Tue, Mar 30
The DOE’s published dates.
- 1Check that your address is inside the zone — zones change, so confirm it before you sign a lease.
- 2Apply during the kindergarten application, even with a zoned seat.
- 3Rank this school along with any others you'd take, in true preference order.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Is P.S. 100 Glen Morris a good school?
- On Motley, P.S. 100 Glen Morris earns an overall rating of 62/100 — the average of the school's New York State ELA and math proficiency, grades 3–8, shown out of 100. Its state test results run above the District 27 average.
- What grades does P.S. 100 Glen Morris serve?
- P.S. 100 Glen Morris serves grades Pre-K to 5.
- How do students get into P.S. 100 Glen Morris?
- P.S. 100 Glen Morris admits by zone — children who live in its attendance zone get a guaranteed seat.
- Is P.S. 100 Glen Morris public, charter, or private?
- P.S. 100 Glen Morris is a public school in NYC Community School District 27.
- What neighborhood is P.S. 100 Glen Morris in?
- P.S. 100 Glen Morris is in South Ozone Park, Queens.