T. Roosevelt Evening Hs T/R

No proficiency, credit accumulation, or overall rating data was supplied for this school, so academic performance can't be benchmarked against the District 10 averages of about 45% ELA and 44% Math proficiency. Parents considering this program should ask directly about Regents pass rates, graduation outcomes, and supports for students re-engaging after time away from traditional schooling.

The school reported zero suspensions — well below the district average suspension rate of roughly 0.28% — which is a notably calm mark for a District 10 school. Survey data on trust, safety perceptions, and instruction quality wasn't provided, so the day-to-day feel beyond the discipline picture is harder to gauge from public numbers.

School-level demographic data wasn't supplied, but the surrounding Belmont neighborhood skews heavily working-class with a median household income around $33,000 and a poverty rate approaching 38%. Just 13% of neighborhood adults hold a bachelor's degree and only about 4% of households own their homes — a renter-majority area where many families juggle hourly work, which helps explain demand for an evening schedule.

Belmont is a dense, working-class stretch of the central Bronx anchored by Fordham Road, with median household income below $33,000 and a poverty rate close to 38%. Homeownership is rare at under 4%, and most households rent. About 11% of households have children at home and only 13% of adults hold a bachelor's degree — the area runs on small businesses, retail jobs, and long commutes, with subway access along the B, D, and 4 lines.

Students reach the school on foot from the B and D lines: Fordham Rd is about a 10-minute walk and Kingsbridge Rd roughly 12 minutes. The 4 train at Kingsbridge Rd is closer to a 15-minute walk.