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Allen-Stevenson School

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.
  • 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
LEESEL TRANSPORTATION CORPSNT BUS INC
School Profile

Location

City, Large

Religious Affiliation

Not Religious

Student Body

Boys Only

Enrollment

385 students

Student-Teacher Ratio

3:1

Demographics
Hispanic/Latino3.9%
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White62.3%
x
Black or African American6.8%
x
Asian14.8%
x
Two or More Races11.9%
x
American Indian or Alaska Native0.0%
x
Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander0.3%
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Tuition

Updated 8mo ago

DivisionGradesAnnual Tuition
Kindergarten - 8th GradeKindergarten – 8th Grade$64,100
Cornerstones Transitional Kindergarten (TK)All grades$42,000

2025-2026 school year

Teaching Approach

Updated 8mo ago

Allen-Stevenson describes its teaching as an “enlightened traditional” approach that educates the whole boy—nurturing each student’s natural curiosity and expecting him to be active and engaged in his learning within a joyful, safe, inclusive community. Their TK–8 program is rooted in “the 3 A’s” (Academics, Athletics, and the Arts) and emphasizes collaborative inquiry, thoughtful risk-taking, and learning from mistakes. Instruction balances direct teaching with hands-on, project-based discovery to build strong thinkers and responsible citizens ("scholars and gentlemen").

Admissions

Updated 8mo ago

Allen-Stevenson directs families to apply through Ravenna (online application with a $75 fee, waived if applying for financial aid) and then use Ravenna to register for required admissions events such as the parent tour/interview and the applicant visit/assessment. (allen-stevenson.org) For the 2026–27 cycle, the school lists an application deadline of December 15, 2025, with ISAAGNY notification dates of February 5, 2026 (Kindergarten) and February 11, 2026 (Grades 1–8); sibling/legacy applicants may qualify for an earlier ISAAGNY notification date of December 5, 2025. (allen-stevenson.org) Application requirements vary by grade: TK/K/Grade 1 generally require the application, parent visit (interview/tour), student visit/assessment, and an ISAAGNY report, while Grades 2–8 add school reports/recommendations and (for Grades 5–8) ERB’s ISEE test scores. (allen-stevenson.org) The school highlights sibling and legacy applicants as a priority category (including an “early notification” track aligned to ISAAGNY policies) and notes predictable entry points as Cornerstones (TK), Kindergarten, and Grade 6. (allen-stevenson.org) The admissions page reviewed does not publish a specific waitlist/wait-pool policy; families would need to follow decision communications on the ISAAGNY timeline and contact the Admissions Office for waitlist procedures. (allen-stevenson.org)

Admissions Timeline

Updated 8mo ago

Application DeadlineDec 15
Interview: Required
Testing: Required
App Fee: $75
Courses and Activities

Updated 8mo ago

AP Courses1

Algebra I

Languages1

Spanish

Arts5

Art & Woodshop, Music, Theatre, Film and Media,

Sports8

Baseball (Boys), Basketball (Boys), Cross Country (Boys), Flag Football (Boys),

Clubs and Activities23

3D Printing, 3rd Grade Ensemble, 3rd/4th Chorus, 4th Grade Ensemble,

School Hours

Updated 8mo ago

Ends 3:30PM

After-School Care

Updated 8mo ago

Available
3:30PM-5:45PM
No fee for boys enrolled in Alligator Soup. As a stand-alone Beyond the Bell is available from 3:30PM-5:45PM for a fee of $25 per hour,

Allen-Stevenson offers an after-school enrichment program called “Alligator Soup” (with classes such as chess, robotics, coding, woodshop, debate, and sports). The school also offers “Beyond the Bell - Extended Day,” intended to support families and enrich students’ after-school experience; families registered for Alligator Soup classes may transition to Beyond the Bell for no additional fee.

Private school survey

PSS ID 00938283

Community
City, Large
Religious orientation
Nonsectarian
School type
Nonsectarian, regular
Student body
Boys Only
Enrollment
385 students
Teachers (FTE)
121.3
Student–teacher ratio
3.2:1
Daily instruction
7.5 hours

Student demographics

Hispanic/Latino3.9%
x
White62.3%
x
Black or African American6.8%
x
Asian14.8%
x
Two or More Races11.9%
x
American Indian or Alaska Native0.0%
x
Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander0.3%
x

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