Academy of Medical Technology: A College Board School

The Academy of Medical Technology: A College Board School, located in Queens, serves a small student body across grades 6-12, offering a distinctive medically themed curriculum aimed at preparing students for health careers. The school also features programs in urban agriculture, including outdoor and hydroponic farming, and provides accelerated courses starting in 8th grade. While the school's accelerated coursework percentage is above the citywide median, middle school ELA and Math proficiency rates are significantly below citywide benchmarks, indicating areas for academic growth. High school outcomes show a graduation rate below the citywide median and college enrollment near the 25th percentile, with Regents pass rates generally low across subjects. However, the school has actively worked to enhance its academic offerings, including Advanced Placement courses. Students can engage in a highly successful debate team and various afterschool activities. Parents generally express high satisfaction with the school community and leadership, and report strong trust in staff. Student feedback is more mixed, with many feeling safe, but some concerns raised about bullying and the fairness of conflict resolution. The school operates on a shared campus and utilizes metal detectors.