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The Queens School of Inquiry

District 25 · Queens · Grades 6 to 12 · 25Q252

At a glance

Address
158-40 76 Road, Queens, NY 11366
Admissions
Zone Priority, ASD/ACES Program
Links
School websiteMySchools page

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Admissions

For fall 2027 entry · from MySchools, checked October 15

  • The Queens School of Inquiry (Q252U), Q252U

    Zone Priority — Students who live within a particular school zone are given priority for this program.

  • The Queens School Of Inquiry ASD Nest Program (Q252Y), Q252Y

    ASD/ACES Program

    Open to students currently enrolled in the Nest program. If you are applying to Autism programs for the first time, please visit www.schools.nyc.gov/specializedprograms for the application and contact AutismPrograms@schools.nyc.gov with questions.

Clubs, arts and sports

Music
Chorus/Singing, Music instruction - NYSSMA
Visual & performing arts
Art, Drama, Musical Theater, Theater, Traditional and Studio Art
STEM
Daily Student Computer Use
Sports & fitness
Badminton, Basketball, Brain Power Wellness
Academics
Middle School Algebra ACC, Middle School Biology ACC, Middle School ELA ACC, Middle School Framework US History ACC, World Languages (Middle School Accelerated)
Clubs & leadership
College Immersion Programs (Seventh and Eighth Grades) from QC, Daily lunch clubs of all varieties, National Junior Honor Society, Peer Mediation, Student Council
Programs
Extended Day, Free After School Program, Summer Session

About the school

Students like the warm-yet-demanding teachers who challenge and engage them.They profit from their early exposure to the campus, courses, and professors at Queens College and find a wide variety of friends here.The Queens School of Inquiry (QSI) is a neighborhood school that works with Queens College (QC) beginning in the sixth grade so that students may earn up to 60 free college credits in high school.Parents appreciate the personal contact with their child's teachers, principal and parent coordinator.

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