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Schools by Neighborhood

Every neighborhood has its own school culture. Start where you live.

Manhattan

Upper West Side

Progressive, play-based, and family-dense between the parks.

Manhattan

Upper East Side

Traditional, established, and home to the city's oldest independents.

Manhattan

Tribeca

Downtown, design-forward, and tight-knit.

Manhattan

Midtown East

Daycare- and preschool-forward, for working families.

Manhattan

Greenwich Village

Historic, progressive, and walkable west of Broadway.

Manhattan

Chelsea

Galleries, Hudson River piers, and a growing young-family scene.

Manhattan

Gramercy

Leafy squares, Flatiron energy, and classic nursery schools.

Manhattan

Riverdale

The Bronx's hilltop cluster of elite K–12 independents.

Manhattan

Brooklyn

Brownstone Brooklyn's historic independent schools.

Manhattan

Morningside Heights

A leafy academic enclave around Columbia and the Cathedral.

Manhattan

Hell's Kitchen

A fast-growing west-side scene for young working families.

Manhattan

Murray Hill

International, residential, and built for working families.

Manhattan

Financial District

A fast-growing downtown enclave of young families by the water.

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