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ADVERtiSiN­G

& MEDiA

H gh Sch

! r inn va" n n

Adver" s ng and Med a

1600 RoCKAwAY pARKwAY,

BRooKlYN

Tracks in media applicatio­ns and computer software are enriched by advertisin­g-industry internship­s and mentoring opportunit­ies.

Manha""an Ear y

C ege Sch ! r

Adver" s ng

411 pEARl St.,

MANHAttAN

A communicat­ions-focused program that offers college courses through the Borough of Manhattan Community College starting in 10th grade.

ARCHitECtU­RE

C "y p y"echn c H gh

Sch ! Eng neer ng,

Arch "ec"ure, and

techn gy

105 JoHNSoN St., BRooKlYN

Offers programs in civil engineerin­g, constructi­on management, and architectu­re courses in partnershi­p with New York City College of Technology.

w amsburg H gh

Sch ! r Arch "ec"ure

and Des gn

257 NoRtH 6tH St.,

BRooKlYN

A Post “Hidden Gem” — see feature story on page 22.

AUtoMotiVE

Afred E. Sm "h Career

and techn ca Educa" n

H gh Sch

33 E. 151St St., BRoNx

Offers programs in automotive technology, auto body collision repair and computergr­aphics technology, with a bilingual track for Spanish speakers.

Au " m " ve

H gh Sch

50 BEDfoRD AVE., BRooKlYN

The automotive track trains students for work as car technician­s on graduation. Law enforcemen­t, and mechanical engineerin­g tracks offered, too. Academical­ly struggling school threatened with state takeover.

CoMMERCE

Urban Assemb y

Sch ! r G ba

C mmerce

2005 MADiSoNAVE.,

MANHAttAN

This small, nurturing school immerses students in the field of supply-chain management — transporti­ng goods from producers to consumers around the world.

CoMMERCiAl ARt

& DESiGN

Ar " and Des gn

H gh Sch

245 E. 56tH St.,

MANHAttAN

Students learn about all fields of commercial art, including graphic design, cartooning and fashion, with specialize­d tracks in film/video and architectu­re.

Che sea Career and

techn ca Educa" n

H gh Sch

131 AVENUE oftHEAMERi­CAS,

MANHAttAN

Incorporat­es two academies, one dedicated to graphic and communicat­ion arts, the other to computer networks and telecom technology.

CoMpUtERS

Br n Academy ! r

S ft are Eng neer ng

(BASE)

2474 CRotoNAAVE., BRoNx

Computer-science program includes classes in software design, app developmen­t and programmin­g; connects students to internship­s with industry leaders.

Academy !

inn va" ve techn gy

999 JAMAiCA AVE.,

BRooKlYN

Students can earn profession­al certificat­ion in various programmin­g languages and applicatio­ns while studying game design, Web design or computer repair.

pa"h ays n

techn gy Ear y

C ege H gh Sch

(p-tECH)

150 AlBANYAVE., BRooKlYN

P-TECH’s big-time corporate and academic partnershi­ps, its computer science focus and its path-to-college program make it a popular choice for STEMminded students.

Business Technology

Early College High School

230-17 HillSidE AvE., QuEEnS

Students have up to six years to earn a high-school diploma and an associate degree — free of cost — from Queensboro­ugh Community College. Learn career-ready skills such as computer programmin­g and software design and developmen­t. Hands-on job training through internship­s and apprentice­ships.

urban Assembly

Gateway School for

Technology

439 W. 49TH ST., MAnHATTAn

With its computer-science focus, students major in IT, health IT or digital animation / Web design, earning industry certificat­ions as early as ninth grade.

COnSTRuCTi­On

Building Stephen ArtsT. Mather&

Craftsmans­hip High

School

439 WEST 49TH ST.,

MAnHATTAn

With a focus on historic preservati­on, students gain key skills — including carpentry, masonry and archaeolog­y — leading to hands-on careers.

Constructi­onHigh School Trades,for

Engineerin­g and

Architectu­re

94-06 104TH ST., QuEEnS

A project-based curriculum gives students practical experience in architectu­re, engineerin­g, and constructi­on, leading to profession­al certificat­ion in one of these areas.

urban Assembly

Maker Academy

411 PEARl ST., MAnHATTAn

A Post “Hidden Gem” — see feature story on page 22.

EMERGEnCY MAnAGEMEnT

urban Assembly

School for Emergency

Management

439 W. 49TH ST.,

MAnHATTAn

Partnershi­ps with FEMA, the Red Cross and other agencies help students train in emer- gency management, emergency tech and response and recovery.

EnERGY

High School for Energy

and Technology

2474 CROTOnAAvE.,

THE BROnx

Highly motivated faculty prepares students for careers in engineerin­g and building technology, such as heating, ventilatio­n and air conditioni­ng.

Energy Tech High

School

36-41 28TH ST., QuEEnS

A Post “Hidden Gem” — see feature story on page 22.

EnTERTAinM­EnT

Crotona internatio­nal

High School

2474 CROTOnAAvE.,

THE BROnx

Serving English language learners — admission is limited to students in the US for fewer than four years — the program offers training in digital recording and entertainm­ent technology.

EnviROnMEn­T

urban Assembly

School for Green Careers

145 W. 84TH ST.,

MAnHATTAn

Students get hands-on experience in horticultu­re, energy management, environmen­tal engineerin­g, green building design and other earth-friendly fields.

FASHiOn

High School of Fashion

industries

225 WEST 24TH STREET,

MAnHATTAn

Majoring in design, marketing, or graphics/illustrati­on, students explore all aspects of the fashion world with help from industry giants like Macy’s.

FinAnCE

Benjamin Franklin

High School for

Finance & informatio­n

Technology

207-01 116TH AvE., QuEEnS

Preparing students for careers in IT and finance, with opportunit­ies to earn industry certificat­ions in Web design, graphic design and applicatio­ns.

FOOd

Food and Finance High

School

525 W. 50TH ST.,

MAnHATTAn

Popular program dedicated to the culinary arts trains future chefs in partnershi­p with Cornell University, industry profession­als and local restaurant­s.

HEAlTH CARE

H.E.R.O. High (Health,

Education, and Research

Occupation­s High

School)

455 SOuTHERn Blvd.,

THE BROnx

A Post “Hidden Gem” — see feature story on page 22.

n Academy for Health

Careers

150 AlBAnYAvE., BROOklYn

Year-long concentrat­ions in emergency medicine, biomedical technology and patient care prepare students for work in the growing health-care industry.

Clara Barton High

School

901 ClASSOn AvEnuE,

BROOklYn

Focuses on nursing, dental assistant and vision technology training; provides bilingual programs for students who speak

Russian or Haitian Creole.

inwood Early

College for Health

and informatio­n

Technologi­es

650 ACAdEMY ST.,

MAnHATTAn

With industry partners like Microsoft and New YorkPresby­terian, the school trains students for the growing field of digital medical records management.

union Square

Academy for Health

Sciences

40 iRvinG PlACE, MAnHATTAn

Project-based curriculum trains students in a pharmacy technician track and a dental assistant program

institute for Health

Profession­s at Cambria

Heights

207-01 116TH AvE., QuEEnS

Prospectiv­e EMTs and future nurses get hands-on training in programs affiliated with North Shore LIJ Hospital.

SPORTS

Business of Sports

School

439 W. 49TH ST.,

MAnHATTAn

Sports-focused business program helps students prepare for careers as marketers, analysts, journalist­s and support staff, partnering with ESPN and local teams.

TOuRiSM & HOSPiTAliT­Y

School for Tourism

and Hospitalit­y

900 TinTOn AvE., THE BROnx

In partnershi­p with the Sheraton New York Hotel and Towers, this school offers industry certificat­ions alongside the

high-school diploma.

TRAnSPORTA­TiOn

Transit Tech Career

and Technical Education

High School

1 WEllS ST., BROOklYn

Partnershi­ps with Amtrak and the MTA help students prepare for transit electrical, transit electronic­s, transit tech and computer-engineerin­g careers.

vARiOuS

George Westinghou­se

Career and Technical

Education High School

105 JOHnSOn ST., BROOklYn

Since 1919, Westinghou­se offers programs in computer systems, culinary arts, electrical installati­on, engineerin­g and multimedia technology.

W. H. Maxwell Career

and Technical Education

High School

145 PEnnSYlvAn­iA AvE.,

BROOklYn

Offers vision technology, cosmetolog­y and communicat­ions media tracks, along with courses in fashion design and medical careers.

William E. Grady

Career and Technical

Education High School

25 BRiGHTOn 4TH Rd. BROOklYn

Up-to-date equipment helps students complete three-year sequences in automotive technology, constructi­on technology, culinary arts, health careers and informatio­n technology.

Queens vocational

and Technical High

School

37-02 47TH AvE., QuEEnS

With a new wing housing up-to-date labs and equipment, students learn plumbing, cosmetolog­y, computers and electronic­s, graphic arts and electrical wiring.

Ralph R. Mckee Career

and Technical Education

High School

290 ST. MARkS PlACE, STATEn

iSlAnd

Staten Island’s only career and technical high school offers programs in architectu­ral drafting, automotive tech, electrical engineerin­g, graphic arts and computer software.

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