Collegiate Institute for Math and Science

Collegiate Institute for Math and Science is a Bronx high school (grades 9-12) known for its strong emphasis on mathematics, sciences, and Advanced Placement (AP) courses, with all students expected to complete four years of math and science. The school has a good reputation for preparing students for college, boasting a graduation rate of 94%, which is well above the citywide median, and a college enrollment rate of 68.2%, also above the median. Parents and students often describe the teachers and staff as welcoming and supportive, fostering a community-like environment. Principal Fredrick Nelson is noted for his engaged and approachable leadership style. The school offers a wide array of AP courses and provides extensive college counseling, including college visits and partnerships. While English and foreign language Regents pass rates are strong, some math and science Regents scores are lower, which is a point of consideration given the school's STEM focus. Student surveys indicate concerns regarding bullying, physical altercations, and drug use, along with cleanliness. The school is located within the Christopher Columbus High School Campus building and utilizes metal detectors for entry.