Staten Island Charter School

Staten Island Borough Hall, a designated New York City Landmark completed in 1906, serves as the civic center of Staten Island, housing the Borough President's Office and various civic departments. Designed in a striking French Renaissance style by the influential architectural firm Carrere & Hastings, the building features a high clock tower and lavish limestone trim, making it a recognizable landmark in the area.

The interior of Borough Hall boasts a grand marble lobby highlighted by a series of significant WPA reliefs and murals painted by Frederick Charles Stahr, illustrating key events in Staten Island's history. These 13 oil-on-canvas murals are notable for being the largest and most accessible WPA collection in New York City, allowing visitors to engage with the borough's rich past.

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