212.595.7193
Cost:Free
Ages:5-13
Activities & Resources
- CAMPS
- CHILDCARE
- CLASSES
- ENTERTAINMENT
- INDOORS
- KIDS RESOURCES
- LEAGUES & TEAMS
- LODGINGS
- OUTDOORS
- PARENTS RESOURCES
- PARTIES
- RESTAURANTS
- SCHOOLS
- STORES
- TOURIST STOPS
- TRANSPORTATION
Blogs & Sites
Check out some of our favorite blogs!all neighborhoods
nearby
Alphabet CityBattery Park CityCentral ParkChelseaChinatownCivic CenterClintonDowntownEast HarlemFinancial DistrictFlatiron DistrictFort GeorgeGarment DistrictGramercy ParkHamilton HeightsHarlemHell's KitchenInwoodKips BayKoreatownLenox HillLincoln SquareLittle ItalyLower East SideMarble HillMarcus GarveyMeatpacking DistrictMidtownMidtown CenterMidtown EastMorningside HeightsMurray HillNoHoNoLitaRoosevelt IslandSoHoStuyvesant TownSutton PlaceTheater District - Times SquareTribecaTudor CityTwo BridgesUpper East SideUpper West SideUptownWashington HeightsYorkville
Location:
New York City (Manhattan)
The Anderson School - PS 334352
in New York, NY 10024about The Anderson School - PS 334:
Enrollment: 500 students
The Anderson School (PS 334), a unique K-8 New York City public school, offers an accelerated curriculum to children deemed to possess superior intellectual potential. Children living in any of the five boroughs of New York City may apply for admission, which is highly selective.
Children applying to elementary grades who achieve a score in the 97th percentile or higher on the Department of Education-administered Otis-Lennon School-Age Ability Tests (OLSAT) and Bracken School Readiness Assessment (BSRA) are sent an application for Anderson by the Department of Education. Students applying for 6th and 7th grade apply directly to Anderson using Anderson's own application which is downloadable from their website.
The Anderson School (PS 334), a unique K-8 New York City public school, offers an accelerated curriculum to children deemed to possess superior intellectual potential. Children living in any of the five boroughs of New York City may apply for admission, which is highly selective.
Children applying to elementary grades who achieve a score in the 97th percentile or higher on the Department of Education-administered Otis-Lennon School-Age Ability Tests (OLSAT) and Bracken School Readiness Assessment (BSRA) are sent an application for Anderson by the Department of Education. Students applying for 6th and 7th grade apply directly to Anderson using Anderson's own application which is downloadable from their website.
getting there:
Cross streets are Columbus and Amsterdam Avenues.
You Might Also Be Interested In:
Loading...
rate and review this attraction: