Hunters Point Elementary School
Long Island City, NY
English language arts
146 tested · 94% of students83% scored proficient. In 2023–24, 74% did.
- Level 453%
- Level 329%
- Level 210%
- Level 18%
Math
155 tested · 99% of students75% scored proficient. In 2023–24, 81% did.
- Level 430%
- Level 345%
- Level 214%
- Level 110%
Science
26 tested · 100% of students62% scored proficient. In 2023–24, 60% did.
- Level 412%
- Level 350%
- Level 231%
- Level 18%
Proficient means Level 3 or 4, out of the students tested.
| Measure | 2022–23 | 2023–24 |
|---|---|---|
| Enrolled | 302 | 415 |
| Harassment, bullying, discrimination | 4 | 2 |
None reported: Homicide, sexual offense, assault, weapons possession, cyberbullying, bomb threat, false alarm, drugs, alcohol, other threats.
2025-26 Admissions Cycle
Kindergarten (30Q384)
Apps/Seat
—
Applicants
197
Seats
137
Pre-K - School Day
Apps/Seat
—
Applicants
—
Seats
18
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 stopsStop-to-school service for general-education students.
- Door-to-door serviceCurb-to-curb pickup, usually for students with an IEP, a 504 plan, or a medical need.
- Student MetroCards or OMNY cardsPublic-transit fare for students who qualify.
- Mid-day serviceTransportation during the school day.
- After-school transportationService for late-day and after-school programs.
Location
City, Large
Enrollment
415 students
Student-Teacher Ratio
14:1
Updated 8mo ago
Hunters Point Elementary emphasizes inquiry-based learning, using dialogue and critical thinking to support both academic success and social-emotional growth. They aim to build a lifelong love of learning by having students collaborate, persevere, and solve problems creatively while developing citizenship and using their voice responsibly to improve the present and future.
Updated 8mo ago
Hunters Point Elementary School (P.S. 384Q / 30Q384) uses NYC Public Schools’ centralized admissions: families apply in MySchools (ranking up to 12 choices) rather than applying directly to the school. (img1.wsimg.com) For Fall 2026 kindergarten (children born in 2021), NYCPS listed these key dates: application opened December 9, 2025, closed January 23, 2026, and offers are scheduled for March 31, 2026. (schools.nyc.gov) For Fall 2026 pre-K (children born in 2022), the application opens January 14, 2026, closes February 27, 2026, and offers are scheduled for May 12, 2026. (schools.nyc.gov) The school states it serves families within the P.S. 78 zone; its published admissions priorities start with applicants zoned to P.S. 78 with a sibling at the school, then other P.S. 78-zoned applicants, followed by sibling priority (in-district then out-of-district), then current P.S. 384 pre-K students (in-district then out-of-district), then other in-district, then other out-of-district. (ps384q.org) Hunters Point is also listed under NYCPS “Diversity in Admissions,” giving priority to applicants living in public housing for 20% of seats, and waitlists (used to fill seats after offers) automatically include any higher-ranked programs above the one you were offered, with offers made only if seats open. (schools.nyc.gov)
Updated 4mo ago
Paid After School
Updated 8mo ago
8:25 a.m. – 2:45 p.m.
NCES ID 360010206660
- District
- New York City Geographic District #30
- Status
- Open
- School category
- Regular School
- Charter
- No
- Virtual instruction
- No virtual instruction
- Enrollment
- 415 students
- Teachers (FTE)
- 29
Sources
- NCES Common Core of Data · National Center for Education Statistics · 2023–24
- New York State Assessments (School Report Card) · New York State Education Department · 2024–25
- New York School Safety and Educational Climate (SSEC) · New York State Education Department · 2022–23, 2023–24