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  1. Elementary Admissions Events

    Families with children in 3-K, pre-K, and kindergarten interested in elementary admissions events (for 3-K, pre-K, or kindergarten) can find out more here.

  2. Get Help at Your Charter School

    If you need help at your child's charter school, you can reach out to staff or file a complaint.

  3. How to Prepare for the Specialized High Schools Admissions Test

    Students in grades eight or nine who want to enroll in one of New York City’s specialized high schools must take the Specialized High School Admissions Test (SHSAT).

  4. How to Prepare for the Math Section

    The English Language Arts section consists of 57 multiple-choice questions that assess revising/editing skills and reading comprehension.

  5. How to Prepare for the English Language Arts Section

    The English Language Arts section consists of 57 multiple-choice questions that assess revising/editing skills and reading comprehension.

  6. Specialized High School Admissions Test

    Students in grades eight or nine who want to enroll in one of New York City’s specialized high schools must take the Specialized High School Admissions Test (SHSAT).

  7. DREAM Program (Specialized High School Preparation)

    DREAM is an academic program available outside regular school hours that prepares eligible seventh-grade New York City public school students to take the Specialized High Schools Admissions Test (SHSAT) in the eighth gra...

  8. Summer for Multilingual Learners

    Summer is an opportunity for multilingual learners and immigrant students to deepen their content and language learning, engage with their peers, and explore their interests through enrichment activities and college and ...

  9. File a Formal Complaint at Your Charter School

    File a Formal Complaint at Your Charter School On this page... OverviewCharter schools are publicly funded schools that are open to all students through a non-discriminatory admissions lottery. Each charter school is gov...

  10. Parent Complaints and Appeals

    Learn about how to file a complaint or appeal, inducing links to Chancellor's Regulations .

  11. High School Equivalency Exam (TASC)

    High School Equivalency Exam Who takes this test?Students who wish to earn a High School Equivalency Diploma take the GED exam. Test takers in New York City must be:At least 17 years old and turn 18 by June 30 andMeet on...

  12. Services for Student Parents

    Our program Living for the Young Family Through Education (LYFE) is for the children of students who are parents.

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