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NYC Announces Seven New Public Schools for Fall 2025

The schools will add nearly 4,000 seats across four boroughs, offering specialized programs in dyslexia support, AI-driven STEM, multilingual education, and healthcare career training.

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Overview

  • Mayor Eric Adams and Schools Chancellor Melissa Aviles-Ramos unveiled plans for seven new public schools opening in September 2025 to address overcrowding and declining enrollment.
  • The new schools will serve the Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens, and Staten Island, collectively adding nearly 4,000 classroom seats.
  • Specialized programs include dyslexia-focused literacy instruction, AI-enhanced STEM education, and support for newly arrived multilingual learners.
  • Key partnerships with organizations like Delaware State University, Northwell Health, and Bloomberg Philanthropies will provide early college credits and healthcare career pathways.
  • The initiative reflects a broader strategy to align public education with community needs, industry demands, and equity-driven innovation.