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Marymount School Of Ny

New York, NY
School Transportation

2025-2026 school year

The transportation services this school receives. The city's Office of Pupil Transportation decides who qualifies and sets the specific stops, routes, and schedules, which aren't shown here.

  • Yellow bus to designated stops
    Stop-to-school service for general-education students.
  • Student MetroCards or OMNY cards
    Public-transit fare for students who qualify.
Bus companies
SNT BUS INC
School Profile

Location

City, Large

Religious Affiliation

Catholic

Roman Catholic

Student Body

Girls Only

Enrollment

715 students

Student-Teacher Ratio

5:1

Demographics
Hispanic/Latino10.5%
x
White57.9%
x
Black or African American0.0%
x
Asian10.8%
x
Two or More Races16.2%
x
American Indian or Alaska Native3.8%
x
Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander0.8%
x
Tuition

Updated 8mo ago

DivisionGradesAnnual Tuition
Nursery - Pre-K, half day$37,700
Nursery - Pre-K, flex day$47,910
Nursery - Pre-K, full day$55,070
Kindergarten - Class XIIKindergarten – 12th Grade$67,510

2025-2026 school year

Teaching Approach

Updated 8mo ago

Marymount emphasizes an intellectually challenging, dynamic curriculum that promotes questioning and dialogue and is designed to drive discovery, creativity, and innovation, with students learning through active, hands-on experiences. The school encourages girls to take intellectual risks as independent thinkers and collaborative problem-solvers within a supportive community where each student is known and valued. Teaching is also grounded in educating the whole person—integrating character formation, compassion, and a commitment to social justice in a values-centered (Catholic) environment. (marymountnyc.org)

Admissions

Updated 8mo ago

Marymount applications are submitted online via the school’s “Apply Now” portal (MySchoolApp); families create an account, then use the portal checklist to complete required steps and receive decisions. (marymountnyc.org) For Nursery–Class V, the process includes a parent/guardian tour and interview (Marymount requires both parents/guardians to attend), a student assessment (group for N–K or individual for I–V), and submission of ISAAGNY school forms; Class I–V applicants also submit two years of transcripts. (marymountnyc.org) For Classes VI–XI, requirements include registering for the ISEE and sending score reports by January 8 (Marymount code 333800), plus transcripts, teacher recommendations, and required ISAAGNY essays/forms. (marymountnyc.org) Key dates shown on the site include: application opening August 1; application and Clarity financial aid due December 1; all materials due January 8; and decision notifications in February (e.g., K Feb 5; I–V and VI–VIII Feb 11; IX–XI Feb 20; N/PK Feb 26), followed by parent reply deadlines. (marymountnyc.org) Priority categories noted include siblings of current students and children of Marymount alumnae (eligible for Early Notification/early track with materials due Nov 26 and notification Dec 5), who receive special consideration though admission is not guaranteed. (marymountnyc.org) The public admissions pages do not describe a specific waitlist process; Marymount notes it follows ISAAGNY notification and parent reply dates, so families should check the portal and contact Admissions for waitlist questions. (marymountnyc.org)

Admissions Timeline

Updated 8mo ago

Application DeadlineAug 1 – Dec 1
Interview: Required
Testing: Required
Courses and Activities

Updated 8mo ago

AP Courses41

AP Calculus AB, AP Calculus BC, AP Statistics, Advanced 2-D Design,

Languages3

French, Latin, Spanish

Arts23

Acting IX, Advanced 2-D Design, Advanced Drawing, Advanced Painting,

Sports13

Badminton (Girls), Basketball (Girls), Cross Country (Girls), Fencing (Girls),

Clubs and Activities80

Art Club, Art Farm, Asian Affinity Group, Athletic Committee,

School Hours

Updated 8mo ago

Starts 8:00 a.m.

After-School Care

Updated 8mo ago

Available
3:30 - 4:30 p.m. each day (After-School Activities/ASA); extended care is offered until 6:00 p.m.

Beginning in Kindergarten, students can participate in the After-School Activities (ASA) program held from 3:30 - 4:30 p.m. each day, with extended care offered until 6:00 p.m. (Lower Mid and Upper Mid also note an extended day option for supervised study until 6:00 p.m.).

Private school survey

PSS ID A0740102

Community
City, Large
Religious orientation
Roman Catholic
School type
Catholic, private
Student body
Girls Only
Enrollment
715 students
Teachers (FTE)
155.1
Student–teacher ratio
4.6:1
Daily instruction
7.1 hours

Student demographics

Hispanic/Latino10.5%
x
White57.9%
x
Black or African American0.0%
x
Asian10.8%
x
Two or More Races16.2%
x
American Indian or Alaska Native3.8%
x
Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander0.8%
x

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