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District Schools in Jamaica, New York

New York City Geographic District #28

Phone:(718) 557-2618
Grade Levels: PK - 12
Member Schools:38
Estimated Total Student Population:35,709


Schools in Jamaica, New York


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P.s. 95 Eastwood School

179-01 90th Avenue Jamaica, NY 11432
Phone: 7187390007
Population: 1261
Grade: KG - 05

P.s. 131 Abigail Adams School

170-45 84th Ave Jamaica, NY 11432
Phone: 7187394229
Population: 657
Grade: KG - 05

P.s. 117 J. Keld-briarwood School

85-15 143rd St Jamaica, NY 11435
Phone: 7185264780
Population: 1080
Grade: KG - 06

P.s. 52

178-37 146th Terr Blv Jamaica, NY 11434
Phone: 7185282238
Population: 623
Grade: PK - 06

P.s. 86

87-41 Parsons Boulevard Jamaica, NY 11432
Phone: 7182916264
Population: 945
Grade: 03 - 06

P.s. 80 Thurgood Marshall Magnet

171-05 137th Ave Jamaica, NY 11434
Phone: 7185287070
Population: 603
Grade: KG - 05

P.s. 182 Samantha Smith School

90-36 150th Street Jamaica, NY 11435
Phone: 7182918500
Population: 891
Grade: PK - 02

Cynthia Jenkins School

179-37 137th Ave Jamaica, NY 11434
Phone: 7185285399
Population: 589
Grade: PK - 06

P.s. 116 William C. Hughley School

107-25 Wren Pl Jamaica, NY 11433
Phone: 7185264884
Population: 872
Grade: PK - 08

P.s. 82 Hammond School

88-02 144th Street Jamaica, NY 11435
Phone: 7185264139
Population: 573
Grade: PK - 05

P.s. 50 Talfourd Lawn Es

143-26 101st Avenue Jamaica, NY 11435
Phone: 7185265336
Population: 838
Grade: PK - 06

P.s. 30

126-10 Bedell Street Jamaica, NY 11434
Phone: 7182768785
Population: 550
Grade: PK - 05

P.s. 161 Arthur Ashe School

101-33 124th St Jamaica, NY 11419
Phone: 7184415493
Population: 830
Grade: PK - 06

P.s. 40 Samuel Huntington School

109-20 Union Hall St Jamaica, NY 11433
Phone: 7185261906
Population: 512
Grade: PK - 06

P.s. 140 Edward K. Ellington School

116-00 166th St Jamaica, NY 11434
Phone: 7186574760
Population: 763
Grade: PK - 06

P.s. 268

95-02 175th St Jamaica, NY 11433
Phone: 7182063240
Population: 479
Grade: KG - 08

P.s. 160 Walter F. Bishop School

109-59 Inwood Street Jamaica, NY 11435
Phone: 7185265523
Population: 762
Grade: PK - 06

P.s. 178 Holliswood School

189-10 Radnor Road Jamaica, NY 11423
Phone: 7184645763
Population: 421
Grade: PK - 06

P.s. 223 Lyndon B. Johnson School

125-20 Sutphin Boulevard Jamaica, NY 11436
Phone: 7183229012
Population: 661
Grade: PK - 05

P.s. 48 William Wordsworth School

155-02 108th Avenue Jamaica, NY 11433
Phone: 7187394463
Population: 364
Grade: PK - 05

J.h.s. 217 Robert A. Vanwyck

85-05 144th Street Jamaica, NY 11435
Phone: 7186571120
Population: 1259
Grade: 06 - 08

Young Womens Leadership School Of Queens

91-14 Merrick Blvd Jamaica, NY 11432
Phone: 7187250402
Population: 160
Grade: 07 - 08

J.h.s. 8 - Richard S. Grossley

108-35 167th Street Jamaica, NY 11433
Phone: 7187396883
Population: 975
Grade: 06 - 08

York Early College Academy

133-25 Guy R Brewer Blvd Jamaica, NY 11434
Phone: 7189781127
Population: 81
Grade: 06 - 06

J.h.s. 72 Catherine & Count Basie

133-25 Guy Brewer Blv Jamaica, NY 11434
Phone: 7187236200
Population: 824
Grade: 06 - 08

Thomas A. Edison Vocational High School

165-65 84th Avenue Jamaica, NY 11432
Phone: 7182976580
Population: 2643
Grade: 09 - 12

Gateway To Health Science High School

150-91 87th Road Jamaica, NY 11432
Phone: 7187398080
Population: 596
Grade: 07 - 12

Jamaica High School

167-01 Gothic Drive Jamaica, NY 11432
Phone: 7187395942
Population: 2257
Grade: 09 - 12

Hs For Law Enforcement And Public Safety

116-25 Guy R Brewer Blvd Jamaica, NY 11434
Phone: 7189774800
Population: 594
Grade: 09 - 12

August Martin High School

156-10 Baisley Boulevard Jamaica, NY 11434
Phone: 7185282920
Population: 1512
Grade: 09 - 12

Queens High School Of Science At York College

94-50 159th St Jamaica, NY 11451
Phone: 7186573181
Population: 383
Grade: 09 - 12


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