Eagle Academy for Young Men

Eagle Academy for Young Men in the Bronx is a small, all-boys middle and high school, serving a high proportion of students with disabilities. It is highly regarded for fostering a strong sense of brotherhood and a supportive community, with parents and faculty actively involved. The school focuses on intense academics and a nurturing environment for young men of color, emphasizing respect, responsibility, and leadership through its C.L.E.A.R. principles. Students adhere to uniforms and participate in cultural rituals and daily "Town Hall" meetings. The campus boasts modern facilities, including a weight room, recording studio, and a senate chamber. Academically, the school provides rigorous opportunities, offering Regents courses in middle school and AP courses in high school, with a very high percentage of students in accelerated coursework, well above the citywide median. Its four-year graduation rate is above the citywide median. However, middle school ELA and Math proficiency are below the citywide median, and college enrollment is below the 25th percentile. Regents pass rates are mixed. While parents report high satisfaction, some student and teacher feedback points to challenges with student behavior and bullying.