Brooklyn School of Inquiry
District 20 · Brooklyn · Grades K to 8 · 20K686
At a glance
- Address
- 50 AVENUE P, BROOKLYN, NY 11204
- Subway
- N to Kings Highway
- Admissions
- Screened
- Links
- School websiteMySchools page
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Tours and open houses · 1 posted
Thu, Oct 29, 5:30 – 6:30 PM
Info session
Middle School Open House: Information Session and Tour
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Admissions
For fall 2027 entry · from MySchools, checked October 15
Superintendent's Program (K686A), K686A
Screened — Students are admitted based on their course grades
Clubs, arts and sports
- Visual & performing arts
- Creative Writing, Dance, General Visual Arts
- STEM
- Coding, Coding, Lego Robotics, LEGO Robotics, Math Team, Math Team, Robotics, Robotics, Science Club, STEM, STEM, Technology, Video Game Club
- Sports & fitness
- Basketball, Fitness, Fitness, Flag Football, Volleyball
- Academics
- Arts (Middle School Honors), ELA (Middle School Honors), Foreign Language, Math (Middle School Honors), Middle School Algebra ACC, Middle School Biology ACC, Other (Middle School Honors), Science (Middle School Honors), Social Studies (Middle School Honors), World Languages (Middle School Accelerated), World Languages (Middle School Honors), World Languages (Middle School)
- Clubs & leadership
- Chess, Chess, Debate, Leadership, Restorative Circles, Spelling Bee, Student Council, Student Council, Talent Show, Yearbook
- Programs
- Family Volunteer Opportunities, Field Trips
About the school
The Brooklyn School of Inquiry programs are designed to foster self-directed learning by encouraging exploration, inquiry and reflective thinking. We are a K-8, citywide gifted and talented school, rooted in the principles of inquiry-based learning and progressive education. We emphasize STEAM education, literacy development, play-based learning and social and emotional development. The 2017-2018 school year marked the beginning of the Diversity in Admissions program and 40% of our incoming kindergarten class is eligible for free or reduced price lunch. We are not a zoned, community school and 85% of our students are bussed to the school by either the Office of Pupil Transportation or private busses that are funded by the families that use them. We are deeply committed to a strong sense of community rooted in the Tribes Agreements, Responsive Classroom approaches and our middle school advisory program. We feel strongly that student choice allows for positive growth and development, therefore during the school day, we offer lunch clubs, elective courses and our students engage in a variety of after school programs such as debate, band, robotics, musical theater and art and math clubs. We have a state-of-the-art rooftop STEM lab where all students study hydroponics, aquaponics and other environmental science topics.
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