Hudson High School of Learning Technologies

Hudson High School of Learning Technologies is a small Manhattan high school known for its close-knit, family-like community where teachers and staff cultivate strong, personal relationships with students, fostering a supportive and welcoming environment. With an enrollment of 187 students, it is significantly smaller than most NYC high schools. The school's mission emphasizes preparing students to be college- and career-ready by leveraging technology to become socially responsible researchers, innovators, and creators. Students benefit from a partnership with Cornell's STEM Center and opportunities for internships and college courses on-site. While the school's 4-year graduation rate of 84.0% is slightly below the citywide 25th percentile, and its college enrollment rate of 59.6% is around the 25th percentile, the school is actively working to expand its academic offerings, including a variety of Advanced Placement courses. Regents pass rates vary, with English at 56.4% and Global History at 53.6%, while some math and science rates are lower. Parents and students generally report a positive school climate, appreciating the guidance counselors and supportive teachers. The school also houses a Mount Sinai clinic, providing health services to students.