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Lower Manhattan Community Middle School

District 2 · Manhattan · Grades 6 to 8 · 02M896

At a glance

Address
26 BROADWAY, MANHATTAN, NY 10004
Subway
1 to Whitehall St; 2, 3, A, C to Fulton St; 4, 5 to Bowling Green; J, Z to Broad St; R to Rector St
Admissions
Open
Links
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Admissions

For fall 2027 entry · from MySchools, checked October 15

  • Lower Manhattan Community Middle School (M.S. 896) (M896S), M896S

    Open — Students are randomly selected

Clubs, arts and sports

Music
Exploring Music
Visual & performing arts
Choreographic Practices, Dance, Traditional and Studio Art
STEM
Coding, Lego Robotics, Technology, Video Game Club
Sports & fitness
Baseball, Basketball, Cheerleading, Dance, Fencing, Flag Football, Soccer, Swimming, Table Tennis, Ultimate Frisbee, Volleyball
Academics
Algebra I, Homework Help, Middle School Algebra ACC, Middle School Biology ACC, Regents Living Environment, Spanish, World Languages (Middle School Accelerated), World Languages (Middle School)
Clubs & leadership
Cooking, Leadership, School Newspaper, Student Council, Talent Show, Yearbook
Programs
Family Volunteer Opportunities, Field Trips, Free After School Program

About the school

Lower Manhattan Community (LMC) is a small, rigorous middle school with a strong arts program that serves a diverse community. Over the three years of middle school, we aim to challenge students to think creatively, solve problems, and, most importantly, engage with their peers to build connections and share ideas and experiences. At LMC, students take four arts courses: Digital Arts, Dance, Music, and Visual Arts. They have the opportunity to engage with the art course that resonates with them the most. Every Wednesday after lunch, our students participate in a small advisory group of 10-12 of their peers. Led by one of their teachers, our advisory curriculum explores topics such as goal-setting, identity, values, service, and human rights. These advisories provide a framework for the numerous field trips, including overnight trips, that our students participate in throughout the year. In advisory, we also prepare students for the opportunity of 'out lunch', which students in good academic standing are eligible for after the first trimester of 6th grade. At LMC, our robust after-school program, developed in partnership with Manhattan Youth, builds on our arts, academic, and advisory programs through daily programming that is free of charge.

From MySchools.