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Highland Park Community School (HPCS) in Brooklyn, NY, is dedicated to cultivating empowered leaders and bold thinkers through a project-based learning approach that addresses community and global issues. With a curriculum that includes core subjects like Science, Math, and Humanities, students can exit middle school having completed three Regents exams while actively engaging in student-led initiatives and mentorship through advisory houses. HPCS also partners with the Middle School Student Success Center to guide students through the high school selection process, offering tours and workshops to broaden their horizons. The school provides a range of extracurricular activities, including sports and various clubs, alongside after-school tutoring and programs facilitated by community organizations. Generated from the website

Central Queens Academy Charter Schools (CQA) is dedicated to preparing students for success in education, the workforce, and the community through an integrated approach to literacy standards-based academics and culturally responsive services. With a mission to lay the foundation for students to attend their high school of choice and excel in college, CQA emphasizes personalized and targeted teaching, particularly for English Language Learners. Opened in August 2024, CQAII will expand annually to serve a total of 900 students, complementing the existing 900 students in CQA's elementary and middle schools. Recognized for outstanding academic performance, CQA has been awarded the Rewards School designation by the New York State Education Department and is noted as the top-performing charter middle school in Queens. Generated from the website