91�첥

There are many choices in schools and knowing which one is the best fit for a student can be daunting.  What happens when you’re weeks or months into a new school year and you can already see the writing on the wall - you’ve enrolled in a school that isn’t working out as planned?  Transfer!

91�첥 is a coed, college preparatory high school that opened in 1925.  We offer small classes averaging 6 students with one-to-one classes and distance learning available so that students with a myriad of specific requests are able to create an academic program.  Our dedicated facult

What does a typical 91�첥 student look like?

I am asked this question all of the time in interviews and conversations with people curious about our school.  This is what I tell them.  

There is no “typical” 91�첥 student.  We have a wide variety of students, including:

As New York City’s oldest and best provider of personalized education, 91�첥 offers small classes averaging 5 to 6 students, as well as one-to-one classes, to college prep high school students on a year-round, rolling admissions basis.  Students can begin a course at any time during

“I’ve done my homework and there isn’t another school like you in the whole country!”  Yes, that mother is right.  91�첥’s ability to personalize a student’s education is unmatched.  As our tag line states, “One school. Infinite possibilities.”

My career at 91�첥 started in my second year in the U.S.  At first, I chose 91�첥 simply because I needed to attend a private high school in order to continue studying in the States.

It’s no secret to parents and educators that most students dislike the thought of summer ending and school starting up again.

The 2016 NYC Gifted & Talented Symposium (hosted by ) convened on Saturday, March 12.  It was a day for parents and educators to learn more about different teaching techniques and education options for students who fit into the

91�첥 is proud to be on the list of New York City's best private schools, as ranked by !��

Do you ever feel like you just don’t fit in at your school?  Mean kids, exclusive cliques, lunchroom gossip, bullying in the halls, unfriendly teachers, no one listens to you and no one cares?  Most teenagers feel that way at one time or another, but when the atmosphere at school