New School Zone Proposal

 

 

 

 

The presentation materials that were shared during the September 19th meeting can be found on the DOE Web site:

 

Click to access D27RezoningFinalPresentation_vFinal.pdf

 

A complete description of all zone line changes:

 

1. The addresses contained in the following area would be in the new S. 63 zone:
   1. Begin at the intersection of Cross Bay Boulevard 133^rd Avenue, then
   2. West on 133^rd Avenue to Sitka Street, then
   3. South on Sitka Street to Pitkin Avenue, then
   4. West on Pitkin Avenue to 88^th Street, then
   5. South on 88^th Street to North Conduit Avenue, then
   6. East on North Conduit Avenue to Pedestrian Overpass, then
   7. South on Pedestrian Overpass to South Conduit Avenue, then
   8. West on South Conduit Avenue to Linden Boulevard, then
   9. West on Linden Boulevard to South Conduit Avenue, then
   10. West on South Conduit Avenue to 75^th Street, then
   11. North on 75^th Street to Drew Street, then
   12. North on Drew Street to 97^th Avenue, then
   13. East on 97^th Avenue to 77^th Street, then
   14. South on 77^th street to 101^st Avenue, then
   15. East on 101^st Avenue to Woodhaven Boulevard, then
   16. South on Woodhaven Boulevard to Cross Bay Boulevard, then
   17. South on Cross Bay Boulevard to 133rd Avenue (the point of origin).

 

1. The addresses contained in the following area would be in the new S. 64 zone:
   1. Begin at the intersection of Rockaway Boulevard and 101^st Avenue, then
   2. West on 101^st Avenue to 77^th Street, then
   3. North on 77^th street to 97^th Avenue, then
   4. West on 97^th Avenue to Drew Street, then
   5. North on Drew Street to 95^th Avenue, then
   6. West on 95^th Avenue to Eldert Lane, then
   7. North on Eldert Lane to Atlantic Avenue, then
   8. East on Atlantic Avenue to 77^th Street, then
   9. South on 77^th Street to 95^th Avenue, then
   10. East on 95^th Avenue to Rockaway Boulevard, then
   11. South on Rockaway Boulevard to 101^st Avenue (the point of origin).

 

1. The addresses contained in the following area would be in the new S. 100 zone:
   1. Begin at the intersection of 109^th Avenue and 123^rd Street, then
   2. West on 109^th Avenue to 121^st Street, then
   3. South on 121^st Street to Rockaway Boulevard, then
   4. West on Rockaway Boulevard to 121^st Street, then
   5. South on 121^st Street to North Conduit Avenue, then
   6. West on North Conduit Avenue to 114^th Street, then
   7. North on 114^th Street to 149^th Avenue, then
   8. East on 149^th Avenue to 115^th Street, then
   9. North on 115^th Street to Rockaway Boulevard, then
   10. North on 116^th Street to Liberty Avenue, then
   11. East on Liberty Avenue to 123^rd Street, then
   12. South on 123^rd Street to 109^th Avenue (the point of origin).

 

1. The addresses contained in the following area would be in the new S. 108 zone:
   1. Begin at corner of Centerville Street to Rockaway Boulevard, then
   2. West on Rockaway Boulevard to Liberty Avenue, then
   3. East on Liberty Avenue to 107^th Street, then
   4. North on 107^th Street to 103^rd Avenue, then
   5. East on 103^rd Avenue to 123^rd Street, then
   6. South on 123^rd Street to Liberty Avenue, then
   7. West on Liberty Avenue to 116^th Street, then,
   8. South on 116^th Street to Rockaway Boulevard, then
   9. West on Rockaway Boulevard to 115^th Street, then
   10. South on 115^th Street to 149^th Avenue, then
   11. West on 149^th Avenue to 114^th Street, then
   12. South on 114^th Street to Belt Parkway, then
   13. West along Belt Parkway to subway tracks, then
   14. North along subway tracks to Centerville Street, then
   15. North on Centerville Street to Rockaway Boulevard (the point of origin).

 

 

 

1. The addresses contained in the following area would be in the new S. 124 zone:
   1. Begin at intersection of 155^th Avenue and 130^th Street, then
   2. North on 130^th Street to Nassau Expressway, then
   3. West on Nassau Expressway to subway tracks, then
   4. North and East along subway tracks to 121^st Street, then
   5. North on 121^st Street to Sutter Avenue, then
   6. East on Sutter Avenue to 124^th Street, then
   7. North on 124^th Street to Rockaway Boulevard, then
   8. East on Rockaway Boulevard to 127^th Street, then
   9. South on 127^th Street to Sutter Avenue, then
   10. West on Sutter Avenue (south side of street only) to Van Wyck Expressway, then
   11. South on Van Wyck Expressway to Belt Parkway, then
   12. West on Belt Parkway to 134^th Street, then
   13. South on 134^th Street to 155^th Avenue, then
   14. West on 155^th Avenue to 130^th Street (the point of origin).

 

1. The addresses contained in the following area would be in the new S. 146 zone:
   1. Begin at intersection of Cross Bay Boulevard and Belt Parkway, then
   2. East on Belt Parkway to subway tracks, then
   3. South along subway tracks to Jamaica Bay, then
   4. West along Jamaica Bay to Shellbank Basin, then
   5. North along Shellbank Basin and Cross Bay Boulevard to Belt Parkway (the point of origin).

 

1. The addresses contained in the following area would be in the new Elementary School @ Q335 zone:
   1. Begin at the intersection of 88^th Street and Pitkin Avenue, then
   2. East on Pitkin Avenue to Sitka Street, then
   3. North on Sitka Street to 133^rd Avenue, then
   4. East on 133^rd Avenue to Cross Bay Boulevard, then
   5. North on Cross Bay Boulevard to Rockaway Boulevard, then
   6. East on Rockaway Boulevard to Centerville Street, then
   7. South on Centerville Street to subway tracks, then
   8. South along subway tracks to Belt Parkway, then
   9. West on Belt Parkway to Cross Bay Boulevard, then
   10. South on Cross Bay Boulevard to South Conduit Avenue, then
   11. West on South Conduit Avenue to Whitelaw Street Pedestrian Overpass, then
   12. North on Whitelaw Pedestrian Street Overpass to 149^th Avenue, then
   13. West on 149^th Avenue to 88^th Street, then
   14. North on 88^th street to Pitkin Avenue (the point of origin).

 

 

2. A statement of how students will be admitted to the affected schools: The proposed changes would impact only incoming pre-kindergarten or kindergarten students that are new to the system in 2017-2018. All currently enrolled students may remain in their school. Children entering pre-kindergarten and kindergarten whose verified siblings are enrolled in a school impacted by a re-zoning plan adopted by the Community Education Council will maintain zoned sibling priority to that impacted school.

 

 

 

1. Students will be enrolled in New York City pre-kindergarten programs by the following priority:

1. Students residing in the zone, who have a sibling pre-registered or enrolled at the time of application submission and will be enrolled in grades K-5 in the school at the start of the following school year.
2. Students residing in the zone, who do not have a sibling at the school.
3. Students residing in the district, who have a sibling at the school,
   1. who have no zoned school or whose zoned school has no pre-K program, then
   2. who are zoned to a different school which has a pre-K program. Students residing in the borough, who have a sibling at the school.
4. Students residing out-of-borough, who have a sibling at the school.

 

5. Students residing in the district,
   1. who have no zoned school or whose zoned school has no pre-K program, then
   2. who are zoned to a different school which has a pre-K program.
6. Students residing in the borough.
7. Students residing out-of-borough.

 

1. Students will be enrolled in New York City elementary schools by the following priority:

1. Zoned students whose verified siblings are pre-registered or enrolled at the time of application submission and will be enrolled in grades K-5 in the school at the start of the following school year
2. Zoned students other than those in (1) above applying to the zoned school
3. Students whose verified siblings are pre-registered or enrolled at the time of application submission and will be enrolled in grades K-5 in the school at the start of the following school year who are not zoned to the school,
4. Within District first, then
5. Out of District
6. Students currently attending the school’s pre-kindergarten program who reside outside the school’s zone, without a sibling who will be in grades K-5 at the school in the following school year,
7. Within District first, then
8. Out of District
9. Students other than those in (3a) and (4a) above who are residents of that district
10. Students other than those in (3b) and (4b) who are residents of another district

 

3. The need for bus service and public transportation: The Office of Pupil Transportation (OPT) will follow standard procedure to determine bus service eligibility of general education students, as outline by Chancellor’s regulation A-801: http://www.optnyc.org/ServicesAndEligibility/information.htm.