Middle School Programs

We are proud to announce that the New York City Department of Youth and Community Development (DYCD) has chosen ��ý to provide publicly funded programs in 24 Manhattan middle schools.

We work closely with the principal and faculty of each school to complement the school day curriculum and support a culture of learning that nurtures each child. Our comprehensive extracurricular programs include interscholastic sports, school plays, science and math teams, technology workshops, literacy and arts projects, and daily homework support.

Middle-School ��ý Program activities vary per school. To see the activities available for your child, please select your child's school below.

Enrollment & Registration

In order for your student to participate, you must first enroll into Discover DYCD, and then register for your program of choice.

If you prefer to register by hand,

Downtown Programs (South of 14th Street)

I.S. 276 - Battery Park City School I.S. 289 - Hudson River Middle School I.S. 397 - Spruce Street School I.S. 297 - 75 Morton NYC Charter School of the Arts Lower Manhattan Community Middle School

Midtown Programs (14th - 59th Street)

American Sign Language and English Lower School M.S. 303 - Facing History The Clinton School NYC Lab Middle School for Collaborative Studies Professional Performing Arts School Salk School of Science School of the Future J.H.S. 104 - Simon Baruch Middle School Quest to Learn Middle School

Uptown Programs (59th - 125th Street)

The Anderson School The Center School The Computer School East Side Middle School Judith S. Kaye HS Robert F. Wagner School West End Secondary School Yorkville East Middle School

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