Brooklyn High School for Leadership and Community Service (13K616) is a transfer high school, a high school for…More students who-- because of behavioral, emotional or other reasons-- have been removed from their original high school. The school's principal is Georgia Kouriampalis.</p> <p>Brooklyn Leadership allows looping by teachers and support staff: By spending three years together, teachers and students become a tightly knit family, within the larger school community. The school tries to cultivate each student's creative side as an expressive outlet, offering fine arts drama and video production, along with a debate team and school newspaper.</p> <p>The school is housed on the second floor of a campus it shares with three other schools: P379 Special Education Middle School in the basement, Kappa Seven Preparatory Middle School on the first floor, and Brooklyn Community Arts High School on the third floor.</p>

Brooklyn University High School for Law (BKULAW), formerly Acorn High School For Social Justice, is a public school…More that serves grades nine to 12. The school's principal is Michael Prayor. BKULAW provides a rigorous college preparatory academic program.</p> <p>Inside the school, students have a choice between three institutes for learning: Legal studies, science and technology and AVID-based curriculum (Advancement via Individual Determination). The school offers advance placement courses and an opportunity to obtain an associate's degree while enrolled in high school.</p>

Mosdos Krula is a private, religious Jewish school located in the Hasidic area of Bedford-Stuyvesant. Mosdos Krula…More serves children grades K-12. Mosdos Krula is open for instruction seven days a week (180 days a year).</p> <p>Mosdos Krula has an enrolment of 200 students, the student-to-teacher ration is 1 to 18 and the college enrollment rate is 98 percent.</p>

Boys and Girls High School (BGHS) is a public high school in Brooklyn, serving students in grades 9 through 12. The…More principal is Bernard Gassaway.</p> <p>With an enrollment of 2,225 students, Boys and Girls High School is one of the largest high schools in Brooklyn and is the largest high school in Bedford Stuyvesant. BGHS is a well-known and beloved school in the community, referring to itself as "The Pride and Joy of Bed-Stuy." It is known for its active PTA, more than 30 student organizations and numerous sports teams. The school's sprawling track and football field and winning basketball and football teams have earned it national publicity, attracting regular coverage by <em>The New York Daily News</em> and ESPN.</p> <p>BGHS offers free tutoring by professionals in their field, along with free workshops on financial and computer literacy for parents. </p>

P369K is a consortium of special education schools that serves grades kindergarten through 12. P369K has nine…More campuses across Brooklyn, all of which consist of self-contained and inclusion classes. The P369K site at M.S. 177 serves about 50 emotionally disturbed and behavior disorder students, grades 6 to 8.</p> <p>P369K is housed in the basement level of a campus it shares with three other schools: Kappa Seven Preparatory Middle School on the first floor, Brooklyn High School for Leadership and Community Service on the second floor and Brooklyn Community Arts and Media High School on the third floor.</p>

Founded in 2003, Brooklyn Excelsior Charter School is a private alternative school serving children grades K - 8. The…More school's principal is Dr. Thomas G. DeMarco. The school prides itself on its rigorous curriculum and high academic standards and strives to prepare its students for higher education.</p> <p>Brooklyn Excelsior is a part of the National Heritage Academies and is chartered by the State University of New York (SUNY). Brooklyn Excelsior offers special education classes, enforces a strict dress code and encourages strong parental involvment. The school does not screen or test its students as a requirement for enrollment.</p>

M.S. 6827, also known as the Bedford Stuyvesant Collegiate Charter School (BSC), is a public charter school, a part…More of the "Uncommon Schools" collegiate charter schools network. BSC shares the building with one middle school-- M.S. 267-- on the first and second floors and another charter school-- La Cima-- on the third floor.</p> <p>BSC opened in 2008 to 140 5th graders. Today, the school has 221 5th, 6th and 7th graders. The school will  continue to add a grade until it is fully enrolled as a middle school and high school, serving grades 5 -1 2.</p> <p>The mission of Bedford Stuyvesant Collegiate Charter School is to prepare each student for college. Parents are required to sign a "Family Accountability Contract," outlining their parental responsibilities to their child's education at the school.</p>

In 2009, Bedford Academy was ranked among the the best U.S. high schools (bronze medal) by U.S. News and World…More Report.</i> The school's principal is Adofo Muhammad; total enrollment is 325 students. The school offers a competitive academic environment and selects students through a combined academic review and interview process.</p> <p>Bedford Academy offers coursework in pre-engineering, robotics, global history and advanced placement (AP) studies. The school also has a Saturday academy for students looking to improve or advance. Extracurricular activities include a debate team, a school newspaper, track, basketball and volleyball.</p> <p>Bedford reported a 98% graduation and college enrollment rate. Admissions priorities go first to District 13 students, then to Brooklyn residents, then New York City residents.</p>