Welcome to The East New York Arts and Civics School a small environment with big results! Where every student is known, valued, and supported like family. As a small school community, we pride ourselves on creating a close-knit environment where strong relationships between students, staff, and families help every young person thrive.
At our school, we are deeply committed to college readiness. We prepare students not just to graduate, but to succeed in higher education and beyond, equipping them with the academic skills, confidence, and mindset needed for the future.
Our students grow through a rich blend of opportunities. Whether on the court, on the stage, or in the classroom, students are encouraged to express themselves, think critically, and lead with purpose. Through civics and debate, they develop their voices as informed, active members of their community.
At The East New York Arts and Civics School, we don’t just educate we inspire, empower, and build a community where every student belongs and every voice matters.


The East New York Arts and Civics High School is dedicated to equipping students with the skills to become positive contributors to their communities. T.E.A.C.H. students will cultivate a thirst for knowledge, compassion for others, and the bravery needed to effect the changes they wish to see in the world.
Every student will graduate within four years with an established post-secondary plan, showcasing their knowledge and skills needed to pursue college, start a career, and make positive contributions to their community.


All students will cultivate the abilities necessary for effective communication, ensuring that desired outcomes are achieved in all situations and circumstances. This is demonstrated in school through students consistently reading, writing, and speaking in an effective and appropriate manner. The wolf exhibits one of the most distinctive methods of communication. A solitary wolf howls to draw the attention of its pack, while coordinated howls can convey territorial messages between different packs. Additionally, some howls are intended to be confrontational. Communication among wolves takes on various forms.


All students will work together and build meaningful relationships to achieve shared goals for themselves and their community. This is demonstrated in school by students actively engaging in group learning, contributing their unique perspectives and strengths to team efforts, and developing the communication and interpersonal skills needed to succeed in college, careers, and civic life.
All students will apply the skills and knowledge they have gained to foster positive experiences for themselves and their community. This is demonstrated in school by students consistently staying on track for graduation and successfully completing high school within four years while developing a comprehensive college and career plan.
