School of the Future High School

School of the Future High School

Public Middle, High School | Grade 6-12
127 E 22nd St,  New York, NY
New York City Geographic District No. 2
3.6
3.2
731 Students
B+
Niche Grade
School of the Future is a public high school that is located at East 22nd Street, in the Gramercy Park neighborhood of New York City. The school serves grades six through 12 and is part of the New York City Department of Education. School of the Future, a small school, was founded in 1990 with funding from Apple Inc. It is a member of the Coalition of Essential Schools, a league of schools dedicated to small class sizes and student-centered learning. The school follows a block schedule and students have a full day of classes for their entire stay at the school. Students are offered opportunities such as internships, art and theater programs, a computer science program, international and national trips and more. Although the school is unable to have a home field for sporting events, the school does have eight varsity and two junior varsity teams which include baseball, softball, basketball, soccer, and volleyball. School of the Future is a highly rated, public school with over 700 students. School of the Future values research, teamwork, problem-solving and innovative thinking making it the perfect place for a student to succeed in academics.

School Details

Head of School
Principal - Ms. Stacy Goldstein
Student Teacher Ratio
12:1
Average SAT Score
1190
Average ACT Score
25
Math Proficiency
52%
Reading Proficiency
70%
Average GPA
3.54
Graduation Rate
95%

Niche Grade

B
Academics
A-
Teachers
A-
College Prep
B-
Administration
B-
Resources/Facilities
C-
Clubs and Activities
C+
Sports
B
Food
Source: Niche
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Niche Grade Details

Academics
Average GPA
3.54
Reading Proficiency
70%
Math Proficiency
52%
Teachers
Student Teacher Ratio
12:1
Teachers
62
Full Time Teachers
62
Teachers in First or Second Year
13.2%
College Prep
Average SAT
1190
Math
580
Verbal
600
Average ACT
25
Math
24
English
26
Reading
26
Science
24
Number of AP Courses
1
AP Pass Rate
53.8%
Other AP Enrollment
Average
Clubs and Activities
Girls Athletic Participation
Average
Boys Athletic Participation
Low

GreatSchools Rating

Source: GreatSchools
GreatSchools Rating
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Test Scores

Science
6%
State Average
20%
Math
13%
State Average
22%
GreatSchools Test Scores Rating
GreatSchools
The Test Score Rating reflects annual state test results for this school compared with scores statewide.

Teachers and Staff

Students Per Counselor
183:1

Student Diversity

Male
53.3%
Female
46.4%
White
42.9%
Hispanic
19%
Asian or Pacific Islander
15.9%
Black
13%
Two or more races
7.8%
Native American
<1%
Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander
<1%

Specialty School Programs

AP Programs Offered
Free/Reduced Lunch Offered
Athletics Program

Colleges Students are Considering

Students are most interested in or go on to attend these colleges.
Binghamton University, SUNY 96 Students
New York University 89 Students
Stony Brook University 83 Students
CUNY Hunter College 66 Students
Syracuse University 63 Students
University at Albany, SUNY 53 Students
Boston University 51 Students
University at Buffalo, SUNY 49 Students
Pace University 45 Students
Cornell University 36 Students

What Students Want to Study

Niche users from this school are most interested in the following majors.
Business 48 Students
Psychology 45 Students
Political Science and Government 36 Students
Biology 28 Students
Pre-Medicine Studies 25 Students
Computer Science 24 Students
Economics 23 Students
Finance 19 Students
Nursing 17 Students
History 17 Students

This School’s Reviews

Niche Reviews
3.6 160 Reviews
3.0 Sophomore
4/4/2025
No diversity whatsoever, everyone is either white or asian. The gym is also a joke. Same with the lunch!!!
4.0 Senior
6/28/2023
The best part about School of the Future are the teachers and the support they give to their students. However, the worst part would be the grading system, it's easy for kids to pass due to the curve in grading policy.
4.0 Senior
4/24/2022
I am a senior at school of the future and have enjoyed my time attending school here. I like the diversity and the dedication of the teachers and staff to make sure everyone has the chance to achieve their highest potential.
GreatSchools Reviews
3.2 15 Reviews
1.0 parent
1/26/2024
Terrible school! Absolutely no structure or consequences. Kids aren’t given any homework, they’re encouraged to use AI to write essays. My son is completely unprepared for college and has simply learned that as long as he turns something in, he will get a good grade. Even if he doesn’t turn anything...
1.0 parent
11/14/2023
I am a parent of a middle school student and I cannot get my child out of this school fast enough. I would NOT recommend this school for middle school or high school because their approach to academics is lackadaisical at best. Even though the school has some good teachers and the community is good,...
3.0 parent
8/18/2016
Although I will praise the school for its emphasis on academics, I have to point out that the middle school principal does a disservice to her students when she minimizes complaints of bullying at the school. Her attitude is "KIDS WILL BE KIDS" " IT IS A TOUGH WORLD OUT THERE SO THEY SHOULD GET USE...
5.0 student
4/10/2015
Ok, SOF is what you make of it, if you are a parent right now thinking about where to send your child to high school read this before, and evaluate if your child would excel in this type of environment. To put it short SOF is like a small liberal privet school with a very diverse community and a NYC...

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School of the Future High School is a public school for students in grades 6-12 in New York, NY and is served by the New York City Geographic District No. 2 in New York. The school has a total enrollment of 731 and maintains a student-teacher ratio of 12:1. Academic records show that 52% of students achieve proficiency in math, and 70% are proficient in reading. School of the Future High School has received feedback and ratings, with a Niche grade of B+ and a GreatSchools Rating of 8 out of 10. The average GPA is 3.54, the graduation rate is 95%, and average standardized test scores include an SAT score of 1190 and an ACT score of 25. The average home value in this area is $1,513,052. Discover additional schools in the area, like Repertory Company High School for Theatre Arts, University Neighborhood High School, Xavier High School, and more. Learn more about what New York has to offer, and browse homes for sale and for rent near School of the Future High School.

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