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M.S. 035 Stephen Decatur

District 16 · Brooklyn · Grades 6 to 8 · 16K035

At a glance

Address
272 MACDONOUGH STREET, BROOKLYN, NY 11233
Subway
A, C to Kingston-Throop
Admissions
Open
Links
School websiteMySchools page

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Tours and open houses · 7 posted

Admissions

For fall 2027 entry · from MySchools, checked October 14

  • Stephen Decatur Middle School 35 (K035U), K035U

    Open — Students are randomly selected

Clubs, arts and sports

Visual & performing arts
Dance, General Dance, General Visual Arts
STEM
Technology, Urban Advantage
Sports & fitness
Basketball, Physical Education, Step
Academics
Algebra I, French, Health, Homework Help, Math, Middle School Algebra ACC, Middle School Framework US History ACC, Other (Middle School Honors), Saturday Academy, Saturday Academy, Science, Specialized High School Test Preparation, US History, World Languages (Middle School)
Clubs & leadership
Debate, Leadership, Service Learning, Spelling Bee, Student Council, Student Council, Yearbook
Programs
Family Volunteer Opportunities, Field Trips, Free After School Program, Saturday Programs, Summer Session, Uniform

About the school

Stephen Decatur Middle School 35 - Magnet School of Leadership, Exploration, and the Arts is a small, vibrant middle school serving grades 6-8, located in the historic Stuyvesant Heights neighborhood of Brooklyn. Stephen Decatur Magnet is a forward-thinking community of progressive educators and learners. We are proud to be nationally recognized as a 2025 Top Magnet School of Excellence and a New and Emerging Magnet School of Merit. As an International Baccalaureate (IB) Candidate School, we are committed to holistically addressing the academic and social needs of our students to ensure their success. Our instructional approach is deeply rooted in our magnet theme of Leadership, Exploration, and the Arts. This foundation is enriched by meaningful out-of-classroom experiences that expose students to diverse cultures and the evolving disciplines of communication arts, visual arts, and performing arts. Through rigorous academics and project-based learning, students are empowered to think critically, collaborate effectively, and grow as innovative leaders throughout their middle school journey.

From MySchools.