Every public school in District 14, by the numbers

People here talk in school numbers. This is the decoder: what each number is, where it is, what grades it serves, and how many children are in it.

Elementary

Grades shown are the ones with children enrolled in 2024-25, so a school listed as 3K-5 runs a 3-K class and a PK-5 school does not.

P.S. 016 Leonard Dunkly157 Wilson Street, 11211 · 3K-5 · zoned · 175 students, was 179 in 2020-21
P.S. 017 Henry D. Woodworth208 North 5 Street, 11211 · PK-5 · zoned · 199 students, was 264
P.S. 018 Edward Bush101 Maujer Street, 11206 · 3K-5 · zoned · 151 students, was 192
P.S. 023 Carter G. Woodson545 Willoughby Avenue, 11206 · 3K-5 · zoned · 240 students, was 230
P.S. 031 Samuel F. Dupont75 Meserole Avenue, 11222 · PK-5 · zoned · 643 students, was 578
P.S. 034 Oliver H. Perry131 Norman Avenue, 11222 · PK-5 · zoned · 435 students, was 432
P.S. 059 The Dawn Best School211 Throop Avenue, 11206 · 3K-5 · zoned · 287 students, was 297
P.S. 110 The Monitor124 Monitor Street, 11222 · PK-5 · zoned · 493 students, was 527
P.S. 120 Carlos Tapia18 Beaver Street, 11206 · 3K-5 · zoned · 294 students, was 347
P.S. 132 The Conselyea School320 Manhattan Avenue, 11211 · PK-5 · zoned · 565 students, was 685
P.S. 147 Isaac Remsen325 Bushwick Avenue, 11206 · 3K-5 · zoned · 171 students, was 305
P.S. 196 Ten Eyck207 Bushwick Avenue, 11206 · 3K-5 · zoned · 290 students, was 288
P.S. 250 George H. Lindsay108 Montrose Avenue, 11206 · 3K-5 · zoned · 262 students, was 358
P.S. 257 John F. Hylan60 Cook Street, 11206 · 3K-5 · zoned · 447 students, was 521
P.S. 297 Abraham Stockton700 Park Avenue, 11206 · PK-5 · zoned · 203 students, was 200
P.S. 319360 Keap Street, 11211 · 3K-1 · zoned · 83 students, was 111
P.S. 380 John Wayne Elementary370 Marcy Avenue, 11206 · 3K-5 · zoned · 393 students, was 487
Brooklyn Arbor Elementary School325 South 3 Street, 11211 · PK-5 · zoned · 556 students, was 571

Elementary through middle, in one building

P.S. 084 Jose De Diego250 Berry Street, 11211 · 3K-8 · zoned · 636 students, was 698
P.S./I.S. 157 The Benjamin Franklin Health and Science Academy850 Kent Avenue, 11205 · 3K-8 · zoned · 393 students, was 324

Middle

J.H.S. 050 John D. Wells183 South 3 Street, 11211 · 6-8 · 403 students, was 337
John Ericsson Middle School 126424 Leonard Street, 11222 · 6-8 · 162 students, was 271
I.S. 318 Eugenio Maria De Hostos101 Walton Street, 11206 · 6-8 · 1,028 students, was 1,266
Conselyea Preparatory School208 North 5 Street, 11211 · 6-8 · 370 students, was 472
M.S. 582207 Bushwick Avenue, 11206 · 6-8 · 335 students, was 350

Middle through high, in one school

Juan Morel Campos Secondary School215 Heyward Street, 11206 · 6-12 · 473 students, was 503
Lyons Community School223 Graham Avenue, 11206 · 6-12 · 364 students, was 408
Young Women''s Leadership School of Brooklyn325 Bushwick Avenue, 11206 · 6-12 · 254 students, was 371

High

Brooklyn Latin School, The223 Graham Avenue, 11206 · 9-12 · 773 students, was 808
The Williamsburg High School of Art and Technology223 Graham Avenue, 11206 · 9-12 · 425 students, was 385
PROGRESS High School for Professional Careers850 Grand Street, 11211 · 9-12 · 422 students, was 548
East Williamsburg Scholars Academy850 Grand Street, 11211 · 9-12 · 489 students, was 327
The High School for Enterprise, Business and Technology850 Grand Street, 11211 · 9-12 · 527 students, was 692
Brooklyn Preparatory High School257 North 6 Street, 11211 · 9-12 · 590 students, was 521
Williamsburg High School for Architecture and Design257 North 6 Street, 11211 · 9-12 · 624 students, was 607
Williamsburg Preparatory School257 North 6 Street, 11211 · 9-12 · 668 students, was 719
A-Tech High School50 Bedford Avenue, 11222 · 9-12 · 440 students, was 337
El Puente Academy for Peace and Justice250 Hooper Street, 11211 · 9-12 · 182 students, was 223

Four things the list shows that nobody says out loud

An address is not a school223 Graham Avenue, 850 Grand Street and 257 North 6 Street each hold three district schools. 208 North 5 Street, 207 Bushwick Avenue and 325 Bushwick Avenue hold two each. A campus and a school are different things, and a tour of one is not a tour of the other.
There are no zoned middle schools in District 14the City''s 2024-25 middle school zone map contains no District 14 zones at all. Middle school here runs on choice with a district priority: students who live in or attend school in the district are considered before students who do not.
The district is emptying, unevenly1,294 fewer children than in 2020-21, but P.S. 031 is up 65 and P.S. 147 is down 134. The district-wide number hides both.
Two names changed recentlyP.S. 059 is now The Dawn Best School, and Automotive High School is now A-Tech. Older lists and older search results still carry the old names.

Not on this list

Charter schools. Nine of them sit inside District 14 buildings, and children in the neighborhood attend them, but they admit through their own lottery rather than through the district, so they are a separate page. District 75 programs — P.S. 368 and P.S. 373 — are citywide special education and are also not District 14 schools.

Where this came from

Enrollment and grades served: the Department''s Demographic Snapshot 2020-21 to 2024-25, published on infohub.nyced.org, school-level tab, 2024-25 rows. Grade spans are derived from which grade columns carry students, so they describe the year rather than the school''s charter.

School names: the same file, cross-checked against the 2024-25 School Quality Reports on NYC Open Data (dataset dnpx-dfnc), which agrees on all 38.

Addresses: the Department''s LCGMS school information file on NYC Open Data (dataset 3bkj-34v2). Every one was checked against the City''s PLUTO land records for the same tax lot; all 38 lots come back as public school buildings, though PLUTO often lists a different frontage of the same building as the lot''s primary address.

Zoning: the City''s School Zones 2024-2025 datasets for elementary (cmjf-yawu) and middle school (t26j-jbq7).

All checked 2 August 2026.