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Central Park East Ii

New York, NY
PublicElementary · Grades Nursery–8
Test scores
New York State tests, 2024–25

English language arts

108 tested · 43% of students

31% scored proficient. In 2023–24, 40% did.

  • Level 47%
  • Level 323%
  • Level 241%
  • Level 129%

Math

103 tested · 41% of students

37% scored proficient. In 2023–24, 42% did.

  • Level 47%
  • Level 330%
  • Level 230%
  • Level 133%

Science

18 tested · 23% of students

56% scored proficient. In 2023–24, 35% did.

  • Level 46%
  • Level 350%
  • Level 233%
  • Level 111%

Proficient means Level 3 or 4, out of the students tested.

Safety incidents
New York State Education Department
Measure2022–232023–24
Enrolled371422
Weapons possession10
Harassment, bullying, discrimination711
Cyberbullying10
Drugs10
Other threats10

None reported: Homicide, sexual offense, assault, bomb threat, false alarm, alcohol.

NYC Quality Report
2024-25 · Ranked among all NYC public schools
Attendance Rate86%
Teacher Attendance97%
Experienced Teachers85%
NYC Admissions Demand

2025-26 Admissions Cycle

Middle School

Open

Apps/Seat

0.0

Applicants

21

Seats

44

Students with DisabilitiesAll filled

Apps/Seat

2.0

Applicants

18

Seats

12

Elementary School

Non-ZonedAll seats filled

Apps/Seat

—

Applicants

—

Seats

15

Elementary School

Non-ZonedAll seats filled

Apps/Seat

—

Applicants

51

Seats

50

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.
  • Door-to-door service
    Curb-to-curb pickup, usually for students with an IEP, a 504 plan, or a medical need.
  • Student MetroCards or OMNY cards
    Public-transit fare for students who qualify.
  • Mid-day service
    Transportation during the school day.
  • After-school transportation
    Service for late-day and after-school programs.
Bus companies
ALL AMERICAN SCHOOL BUS CORP.ALLIED TRANSIT CORP.CONSOLIDATED BUS TRANSIT, INC.HOYT TRANSPORTATION CORP.L & M BUS CORPLEESEL TRANSPORTATION CORPNYC SCHOOL BUS UMBRELLA SERVICESPHILLIP BUS CORPPRIDE TRANSPORTATIONQUALITY TRANSPORTATION CORP.SNT BUS INC
School Profile

Location

City, Large

Enrollment

422 students

Student-Teacher Ratio

7:1

Demographics
Hispanic/Latino57.1%
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White7.3%
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Black or African American28.0%
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Asian3.3%
x
Two or More Races3.1%
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American Indian or Alaska Native0.9%
x
Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander0.2%
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Teaching Approach

Updated 8mo ago

Central Park East II describes its approach as progressive and child-centered, emphasizing active exploration and development at each child’s own pace while building critical, creative, and independent thinking. It uses hands-on, developmentally appropriate curriculum shaped by research on children’s development and by city/state requirements, and stresses cooperative learning within a strong school and civic community. The school also treats the arts as essential to intellectual development and aims to help students see themselves as people who can make a difference in the world.

Admissions

Updated 8mo ago

Central Park East II says its admissions process varies by grade, and it recommends taking a tour before applying; it is an un-zoned District 4 school. (cpe2.org) For PreK-3, PreK-4, and Kindergarten (and for 6th grade), families apply through NYCPS MySchools; for Grades 1–5 and Grades 7–8, families should contact admissions@cpe2.org with questions. (cpe2.org) The school lists admissions priority as: siblings first, then students who live in District 4, then District 5. (cpe2.org) For Fall 2026 (2026–2027 school year), NYCPS key dates include: Middle School application Oct 15, 2025–Dec 12, 2025 (offers Apr 15, 2026), Kindergarten application Dec 9, 2025–Jan 23, 2026 (offers Mar 31, 2026), and Pre-K application Jan 14, 2026–Feb 27, 2026 (offers May 12, 2026). (schools.nyc.gov) Eligibility requirements follow NYCPS rules (e.g., Pre-K is for children turning 4 that calendar year; kindergarten is for children turning 5; middle school applicants must be NYC residents and current 5th graders, with some exceptions), and waitlists are managed in MySchools to fill seats after offers—being on a waitlist does not guarantee an offer. (schools.nyc.gov)

Courses and Activities

Updated 4mo ago

Arts7

Advisory, Art, Dance, Drama,

Sports6

Basketball (Coed), Dance (Coed), Flag Football (Coed), Gymnastics (Coed),

Clubs and Activities18

Art, Chess, Cooking, Creative Writing,

School Hours

Updated 8mo ago

8:00 AM – 3:30 PM

After-School Care

Updated 8mo ago

Available

Children's Aid is an integral part of life at CPEII. "From after school programs, to classroom support, to help for families, Children's Aid enhances and enriches the CPEII experience."

Public school directory

NCES ID 360007905635

District
New York City Geographic District # 4
Status
Open
School category
Regular School
Charter
No
Virtual instruction
No virtual instruction
Enrollment
422 students
Teachers (FTE)
59.4

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