Overview





DeWitt Clinton High School has a highly unique small learning community (SLC) program. Each SLC is organized thematically with a core academic curriculum, highly specialized courses related to students and career option exploration. Students will benefit from the caring of a small school setting within a large school environment and from the range of instructional programs and activities that only a large school can offer. All entering students receive a core curriculum in a 9th grade academy. Students begin their SLC specialty in the 10th grade.

Contact Us

 

Dewitt Clinton High School
100 West Moshulu Parkway South
Bronx, New York 10468
Phone - (718) 543 - 1000
Fax - (718) 548 - 0036
Geraldine Ambrosio, Principal

Grades: 9-12 (freshman - senior)
Borough - Bronx
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Did you Know?


 

Our graduates have been accepted into many of the major colleges and universities in the country such as: Dartmouth, the Naval Academy, Carnegie Mellon, Johns Hopkins, Princeton, MIT, Harvard, Yale, Amherst, Williams, University of Pennsylvania, University of Rochester; SUNY at Albany, Binghamton, Stony Brook, Geneseo; Union, Connecticut College, St. Lawrence and Sienna.

 

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