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Amistad Dual Language School

District 6 · Manhattan · Grades K to 8 · 06M311

At a glance

Address
4862 BROADWAY, MANHATTAN, NY 10034
Subway
1 to 207th St; A to Dyckman St-200th St
Admissions
Language Criteria
Links
School websiteMySchools page

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  • “Interested in our school for grades 1st-5th and 7-8th? Please contact our parent coordinator for more details.”

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Admissions

For fall 2027 entry · from MySchools, checked October 14

  • Amistad Spanish Dual Language Program (M311M), M311M

    Language Criteria — Students are ranked by the school based on English proficiency and/or home language. Offers are made in priority group and rank order. See program details for more information

Clubs, arts and sports

Music
Chorus/Singing, Exploring Music, Music, Music
Visual & performing arts
Art, Art, Choreographic Practices, Dance, Dance, Dance Techniques and Performance, Drama, Drama, Musical Theater, Musical Theater, Theater, Theater, Traditional and Studio Art, Visual Arts, Visual Arts
STEM
Lego Robotics, STEM, Technology
Academics
Foreign Language, Homework Help, Middle School Algebra ACC, Saturday Academy, Spanish, Tutoring, World Languages (Middle School Accelerated)
Clubs & leadership
Gardening, School Newspaper, Yearbook
Programs
Bilingual Special Education (BSE): Spanish, Free After School Program, Weekend Program

About the school

Amistad is a Dual Language School in which students receive instruction in both English and Spanish.Middle school students have the opportunity to earn multiple high school credits through advanced coursework.Amistad students also receive instruction in all four arts areas: dance, music, visual arts, and theater.Student voice is encouraged through Student Government and the student newspaper.

From MySchools.