Summary
Manhattan Bridges High School is a public high school serving 448 students in grades 9-12 in New York City's District 2. While the school has been consistently ranked in the lower half of New York high schools over the past decade, it demonstrates some notable strengths, particularly in supporting the academic success of certain student subgroups.
Manhattan Bridges High School performs significantly better than the district and state averages in several subject areas, including Regents/Common Core Algebra II, Regents/Common Core English Language Arts, Regents/Global History and Geography, and Regents/U.S. History and Government. The school's performance is especially strong for English Language Learner (ELL) students, who rank in the top 5% of New York high schools in this category. Special education and homeless students at Manhattan Bridges High School also perform relatively well, ranking in the top 20% and top 15% of New York high schools, respectively. However, the school struggles in subjects like Regents/Chemistry, Regents/Common Core Geometry, and Regents/Earth Science, where its proficiency rates are well below the district and state averages.
While Manhattan Bridges High School's four-year graduation rate is generally on par with the district and state averages, its dropout rate, ranging from 2.8% to 7.1% in recent years, is higher than the district and state averages. Additionally, the school has a significantly higher chronic absenteeism rate, between 25-44%, compared to the district and state. Despite the school's relatively high per-student spending, ranging from $13,452 to $29,158 per student in recent years, its overall academic performance and student outcomes are still below the district and state averages. Addressing these challenges and learning from the success of nearby high-performing schools like Beacon High School could be valuable for improving the overall performance of Manhattan Bridges High School.
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