Schools by Neighborhood
Every neighborhood has its own school culture. Start where you live.
Upper West Side
Progressive, play-based, and family-dense between the parks.
Upper East Side
Traditional, established, and home to the city's oldest independents.
Tribeca
Downtown, design-forward, and tight-knit.
Midtown East
Daycare- and preschool-forward, for working families.
Greenwich Village
Historic, progressive, and walkable west of Broadway.
Chelsea
Galleries, Hudson River piers, and a growing young-family scene.
Gramercy
Leafy squares, Flatiron energy, and classic nursery schools.
Riverdale
The Bronx's hilltop cluster of elite K–12 independents.
Brooklyn
Brownstone Brooklyn's historic independent schools.
Morningside Heights
A leafy academic enclave around Columbia and the Cathedral.
Hell's Kitchen
A fast-growing west-side scene for young working families.
Murray Hill
International, residential, and built for working families.
Financial District
A fast-growing downtown enclave of young families by the water.