William Cullen Bryant High School

William Cullen Bryant High School is a large, diverse high school in Queens, recognized for its extensive career and technical education (CTE) programs and a strong focus on postsecondary readiness. The school actively participates in FutureReadyNYC and CRMYA initiatives, offering students apprenticeships in fields like tech, finance, and business, alongside a new Cybersecurity CTE track. It also features a Law Academy and Law Enforcement Academy. Academically, the school aims to empower students to reach their full potential within a nurturing environment, supported by small learning communities and an honors program. While the 4-year graduation rate of 83% is below the citywide median, and college enrollment at 55.2% is also below the citywide median, the school shows strong Regents pass rates in Languages Other Than English (95.8%) and English (69.3%). However, some Regents subjects like Geometry (15.5%) and Physics (27.3%) indicate areas for growth. Parents express very high satisfaction with the school, frequently highlighting supportive teachers and a welcoming, diverse environment. Student surveys, however, reveal some concerns regarding student conflicts and physical altercations. The school is also noted for its vibrant arts program and a wide array of extracurricular activities and clubs that reflect its multicultural student body.