High School for Medical Professions

The High School for Medical Professions in Brooklyn offers a career-focused education for grades 9-12, emphasizing health professions through a medical-themed curriculum, hands-on projects, and community partnerships. The school is known for providing internships and field trips to expose students to various healthcare fields, with a strong commitment to community service. Parents express overwhelmingly positive sentiment regarding the school community and opportunities provided. The four-year graduation rate is strong, exceeding the citywide average, and a high percentage of graduates enroll in college, placing the school well above the citywide median for college enrollment. The school offers Advanced Placement courses to support college preparation. While students report good satisfaction with academic rigor and post-school support, some student surveys indicate concerns regarding cleanliness, bullying, physical fights, and drug/alcohol use. Regents pass rates are mixed, with strong performance in English and Languages Other Than English, but lower rates in some math and science subjects. The school requires a uniform and shares a building with other schools.