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World Journalism Preparatory: A College Board School

District 25 · Queens · Grades 6 to 12 · 25Q285

At a glance

Address
34-65 192 Street, Queens, NY 11358
Admissions
Open
Links
School websiteMySchools page

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Admissions

For fall 2027 entry · from MySchools, checked October 13

  • World Journalism Preparatory: A College Board School, Q285L

    Open — Students are randomly selected

Clubs, arts and sports

Visual & performing arts
Art, Art History, Drama, Step Team, Traditional and Studio Art, Visual Arts
STEM
Computer Science, Forensics, Game Design, Robotics, Technology, Video Game Club
Sports & fitness
Step, Tennis
Academics
Homework Help, Middle School Algebra ACC, Middle School Biology ACC, Tutoring, World Languages (Middle School Accelerated)
Clubs & leadership
Debate, Debate, Green Team, Journalism, Leadership, National Junior Honor Society, National Junior Honor Society, Newspaper, School Newspaper, Spelling Bee, Student Council, Talent Show, Yearbook
Programs
Uniform

About the school

World Journalism Preparatory School (WJPS) is a place where students feel known, heard, and supported. Our students like the opportunities we present for self-directed learning and enjoy being active participants in a school culture they help build. They also enjoy using technology across the curriculum, joining clubs, and participating in student government. WJPS was designated a "Respect for All" school in 2019. Parents value our project-based learning activities and our advisory classes that build relationships with students and teachers. They also appreciate that our seven-year curriculum carries students through a challenging, yet personalized, middle and high school program. All students have a WJPS email account and a locker. A robust school website, newspaper, broadcast program, online communications system (PupilPath) and other tools means that students and families are always in touch, and aware of school activities. The WJPS motto is "Don't stop until you're proud," and this is evident in our 97% high school graduation rate. It is expected that middle school students come to WJPS for a seven-year program (grades 6-12) that allows them to seamlessly transition to high school.

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