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Central Park East II

District 4 · Manhattan · Grades K to 8 · 04M964

At a glance

Address
433 EAST 100 STREET, MANHATTAN, NY 10029
Subway
6 to 103rd St
Admissions
Open
Links
School websiteMySchools page

Details last checked against MySchools on October 14, 2026. Report a problem · Add a tour we missed

Tours and open houses · 8 posted

The school also says

  • “Tours are scheduled as needed.”

    From the school's website · checked Oct 14 · Confirm with the school before you go

Admissions

For fall 2027 entry · from MySchools, checked October 14

  • Central Park East II (M964U), M964U

    Open — Students are randomly selected

Clubs, arts and sports

Music
Guitar, Music
Visual & performing arts
Art, Art, Creative Writing, Dance, Dance, Drama, Drama, Musical Theater, Theater, Traditional and Studio Art, Visual Arts
Sports & fitness
Basketball, Dance, Fitness, Fitness, Flag Football, Gymnastics, Soccer, Volleyball
Academics
Advisory, Health, Homework Help, Library, Tutoring
Clubs & leadership
Chess, Cooking, Gardening, Green Team, Peer Mediation, Restorative Circles, Talent Show
Programs
Community School, Extended Day, Free After School Program, Summer Session

About the school

Central Park East II (CPE II) is a collaborative community where staff, parents, and students work together to create a safe, caring, academically rigorous, and joyful school environment. CPE II provides an enriched education to all students that includes the arts, both visual and performing, and sports, including basketball and soccer. We have a state of the art library, a dance studio and a two-level hydroponics garden. Just a few steps from the footbridge, we use Randall's Island as an outdoor classroom. As a Community School in partnership with Children's Aid, we are able to provide many extra programs and services, including a full after-school and summer program. We participate in a variety of programs such as Urban Advantage and Civics for All. We give students the critical thinking skills, understandings, and habits of mind that will help them become thoughtful readers, writers, mathematicians, scientists, and keen observers of the world, as well as ethical agents for change. We want our students to know that their voice is important and they can use it to advocate for themselves and others to make a difference in the world.

From MySchools.