Public | 6-12 | 616 students |  

PHONE: (718) 353-0009

FAX: (718) 353-3772

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46-21 Colden St

Flushing, NY 11355

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School Basics
Number of students enrolled616
Grade levels offered6-12
School type Public
School Leader's nameBen Sherman
Best ways for parents to contact the school
Before school or after school care / program onsite
Instructional and/or curriculum models usedIndependent Study
Special academic themes or areas of focusForeign languages
Application Enrollment
Does this school have an application or enrollment process?Yes
Programs and Resources
Foreign languages taughtJapanese; Korean; Chinese (Mandarin)
Special scheduleExtended/longer school day, Part-time study
Languages spoken by school staffArabic languages; Chinese (Cantonese); Italian; Japanese; Korean; Chinese (Mandarin); Russian; Spanish; Tagalog
Extra learning resources offeredCareer/college counseling; Remediation
School facilitiesAuditorium; Cafeteria; Computer; Gym; Library; Playground; Access to sports fields
College preparation / awareness resources offeredCommunity college courses; College prep programs/courses during the year; School-sponsored trips to college campuses; College presentations or information sessions
Enrichment, Extracurriculars, and Specials
Arts - Performing and WrittenDrama; Dance
Arts - VisualPhotography; Painting
Boys SportsBasketball; Soccer; Judo, Handball
Girls SportsBasketball; Soccer; Judo, Handball
Student ClubsYearbook; Student Newspaper
School Culture
School AttireUniforms
School Facebook pagehttp://www.facebook.com/pages/East-West-School-of-International-Studies/113359998737495
More about the school's cultureWHAT MAKES EAST-WEST SPECIAL? • All students study up to five hours a week of an Asian language. • Small, supportive community. • Special emphasis on rigor in academic study. • Students are accepted from all levels and backgrounds. • Students improve their literacy through a focus on writing in all content areas. • Special Education students are integrated into general education classes. • Active after-school program with clubs, tutoring and sports, such as Judo, basketball, Model UN, NYPD Explorers, and calligraphy. • Opportunities to travel abroad. We have sent small groups of high school students to China, Korea, and Japan. • Active community partners that provide enrichment opportunities. • A vibrant PTA with monthly meetings on Saturdays. • Best of all, we have caring teachers who are dedicated to preparing students to graduate high school and go on to university.
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