The Urban Assembly School for Law and Justice

The Urban Assembly School for Law and Justice is a small, highly-rated public high school in Brooklyn, known for its challenging academic program with an emphasis on law and justice. Housed in a renovated courthouse near the Brooklyn Bridge, the school leverages partnerships with legal organizations to offer a unique curriculum, including programs like Student Council and Youth Court. It boasts an impressive 96% four-year graduation rate, which is well above the citywide median and at the 75th percentile, and strong Regents pass rates in English, Global History, and US History. The school provides dedicated college readiness support, with many graduates pursuing higher education. Parents consistently report high satisfaction, praising the caring and supportive teachers who foster strong relationships with students. While students generally feel safe, some survey responses indicate concerns regarding bullying and physical altercations. Additionally, chronic absenteeism is a notable concern, and Regents pass rates in math and Living Environment are lower than other subjects. Some families also express a desire for a broader range of science and Advanced Placement courses.