PS 75, or the Emily Dickinson School, is a public elementary school housed in a three-story, red brick building with a colorful mural painted on the walls of the school’s front entrance on West End Avenue.
Educating just under 600 students in kindergarten through fifth grade, the school is named after one of America’s greatest poets. Literacy, math and the development of critical thinking skills form the cornerstones of the Emily Dickinson School’s standards-based Common Core curriculum. PS 75 features two English-Spanish dual-language classes per grade, and all students have access to classroom computers and tablets for interactive learning through technology.
Twin science labs offer twice weekly sessions and the arts are not neglected at the Emily Dickinson School, with every student receiving weekly lessons in both art and music. PS 75 follows an cohesive curriculum that ties in similar themes throughout the learning materials for each grade level. For example, “Passport for Social Studies” is a lesson plan whereby each grade explores a selected social studies theme, which is integrated across disciplines into classes in music, art and reading.
This neighborhood school is less than a block away from the parks and playgrounds off of Riverside Drive, and students love playing on PS 75's jungle gym, blacktop and basketball court facing West 95th Street. At the Emily Dickinson School, children of the Upper West Side build a solid educational foundation to become scholars of the city and also the world.
P.S. 75 Emily Dickinson
Public Elementary School
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Grade K-5
735 W End Ave,
New York, NY
New York City Geographic District No. 3
School Details
Head of School
Principal - Mr. Robert K. O Brien
Student Teacher Ratio
6:1
Math Proficiency
47%
Reading Proficiency
47%
Niche Grade
B+
A
Source: Niche
Niche Grade Details
Academics
Reading Proficiency
47%
Math Proficiency
47%
Teachers
Student Teacher Ratio
6:1
Teachers
67
Full Time Teachers
67
Teachers in First or Second Year
13.2%
GreatSchools Rating
Source: GreatSchools
GreatSchools Rating Details
Test Scores
Science
24%
State Average
20%
Math
23%
State Average
22%
Teachers and Staff
Students Per Counselor
238:1
Student Diversity
Male
53.2%
Female
46.8%
Hispanic
52.4%
White
23.3%
Black
17.2%
Two or more races
3.9%
Asian or Pacific Islander
2.4%
Native American
<1%
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Specialty School Programs
Free/Reduced Lunch Offered
This School’s Reviews
Niche Reviews
10/29/2024
My family has been at this school for 8 years. I can't say enough good about it's art programs and support staff. There is an amazing parent culture and participation in your child's education and community is greatly encouraged.
GreatSchools Reviews
11/29/2023
We love this school, its educators, administrators and community. Our daughter has been attending since 1st grade- she is now in 4th- and every year I’m just blown away at how incredible her teachers are- absolutely professional educators but also nurturing and caring. They truly know my daughter an...
9/14/2023
This school is incredible. All of the teachers and support staff are really hard working, very communicative and organized. The Principal, Mr. G is EVERY WHERE! He is always walking around talking to parents and students, being part of what is happening and giving a sense of community and care. My s...
12/16/2022
We were a little nervous based on older reviews but PS 75 has totally exceeded all our expectations and, after 4 years with the first and now a second kid enrolled, we see the school continuing to grow and improve. The Spanish dual-language program is amazing - includes accelerated academics, like a...
4/8/2021
You couldn’t find a more nurturing school.After being set on having our little one attend private school, we visited this school just to complete our due diligence. We were blown away on our tour and the school exceeds our expectations continuously. Teachers are nurturing and responsive. The music,...
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Attendance Zone
About Upper West Side
List Price Range
$79K - $4.2M
Homes For Sale
14
Average Home Value
$1,727,288
Median Lot Size
1,742 Sq Ft
% Renters
64%
Household Income
$160,420
% of College Grads
81.4%
Median Age
47
Average House Size
2,737 Sq Ft
% Commercial Property
87.2%
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Parks in this Area
St Gregory's Playground
- Basketball
- Playground
Riverside Park
W 87th Street Park & Garden
- Picnic Area
- Playground
Tecumseh Playground
- Basketball
- Picnic Area
- Soccer
Straus Park
- Trails
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Sol Bloom Playground
- Basketball
- Picnic Area
- Playground
Central Park
Theodore Roosevelt Park
- Dog Park
- Picnic Area
- Trails
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