Urban Assembly Charter School for Computer Science

The Urban Assembly Charter School for Computer Science, also known as Comp Sci High, is a high school in the Bronx dedicated to preparing students for college and careers in technology. It stands out as the city's first Career and Technical Education (CTE) charter high school, offering a comprehensive four-year computer science curriculum that includes advanced topics like AI. The school emphasizes a strong college preparatory academic track, complemented by a unique "million-dollar" work-based learning model that provides students with paid internships throughout the year and summer. The school boasts strong academic outcomes, with a graduation rate of 92.0%, which is well above the citywide median, and a college enrollment rate of 72.8%, also exceeding the citywide median. Regents pass rates are generally strong across subjects, particularly in English, Physics, Algebra II, and History. Parents consistently praise the school for its focus on real-world coding abilities, problem-solving skills, and the valuable internship opportunities it provides. Students report feeling well-equipped for future careers and appreciate the supportive community fostered by the school. The school operates from a new, modern building and employs a restorative justice approach to discipline, contributing to a positive and safe school climate.