Westinghouse Evening Hs T/R

Academic performance data was not available for this evening program, which is common for alternative education settings where students may enter at various skill levels. The school operates with class sizes averaging 21.2 students per class — identical to the district average, suggesting adequate staffing for personalized attention.

This school recorded zero suspensions, indicating an environment focused on restorative approaches rather than exclusionary discipline. Teacher instruction quality scores were not available, but the school aligns with the district average on class size, suggesting reasonable student-teacher ratios. Parents report 90.6% satisfaction district-wide, though specific evening program feedback was not available.

The school serves students across grades 6-12, making it unusual as an evening program spanning both middle and high school years. This suggests the program accommodates students with varied needs — perhaps working students, those with family responsibilities, or learners who thrive in smaller evening settings. The neighborhood around Tech Place is highly educated (73.3% BA+) and affluent ($150,272 median income), though the student body likely draws from across District 13.

The school sits in Downtown Brooklyn-DUMBO-Boerum Hill, one of the city's most transit-rich neighborhoods (98.08 transit score) with easy access to multiple subway lines. The area scores low on safety (21.07) and has elevated environmental concerns including asthma rates (104.4 per 10,000) and air quality indicators. However, it scores high on education orientation (84.67), reflecting a community that values schools. With median home values at $1.46 million, this is a high-cost area.

The neighborhood is highly walkable with excellent transit access. Students and families can easily reach the school via multiple subway lines and bus routes. The area's pedestrian density and transit infrastructure make car-free commuting practical for most families.