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Studio 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.

  • 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.
  • After-school transportation
    Service for late-day and after-school programs.
Bus companies
PRIDE TRANSPORTATION
School Profile

Location

City, Large

Religious Affiliation

Not Religious

Student Body

Coed

Enrollment

66 students

Student-Teacher Ratio

6:1

Demographics
Hispanic/Latino13.6%
x
White28.8%
x
Black or African American21.2%
x
Asian10.6%
x
Two or More Races25.8%
x
American Indian or Alaska Native0.0%
x
Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander0.0%
x
Tuition

Updated 8mo ago

DivisionGradesAnnual Tuition
Toddler 1-2 years (1 Morning/Week)All grades$4,000
Early Childhood 2-3 years (5 Half Days)All grades$39,500
Early Childhood 2-3 years (5 Full Days)All grades$49,500
Early Childhood - Kindergarten 4-5 yearsAll grades$55,500
Elementary 6-9 years1st Grade – 4th Grade$55,500
Middle 10-13 years5th Grade – 8th Grade$58,500
Afternoon AdventuresAll grades$7,750

2025-2026 school year

Teaching Approach

Updated 8mo ago

The Studio School Approach blends child-development knowledge with how children learn, emphasizing an emotionally connective student–teacher relationship and a curriculum designed to enhance children’s innate intelligence and creativity. Their “inside out” approach aims to help students integrate who they are with what they learn by intentionally combining intellect and emotions, balancing direct instruction with exploration. Learning is also framed through both the individual and the group, using relationships as the context for deep intellectual and social-emotional growth.

Admissions

Updated 8mo ago

The Studio School asks families to begin by reaching out to Admissions (or submitting an inquiry) and attending a tour/open house to learn about the program and community. (studioschoolnyc.org) Applications are submitted through the school’s Veracross online system, including payment of the application fee, and families then schedule a parent interview and a child group visit. (studioschoolnyc.org) Required materials listed include parent responses, student responses for middle school applicants, a teacher-submitted ISAAGNY school report form, and the child’s transcript; kindergarten applicants must turn five by September 1 of the year they are applying for. (studioschoolnyc.org) For the 2026–2027 cycle, the school lists an admissions season start of August 1, 2025, an application deadline of December 19, 2025, and a supplemental forms deadline of January 13, 2026, with interviews/group visits occurring October 2025–January 2026 and decisions aligned to the ISAAGNY notification timeline. (studioschoolnyc.org) The admissions pages reviewed do not spell out a formal waitlist process or any priority categories (such as sibling/legacy preferences); for off-cycle availability (e.g., 2025–2026), families are directed to contact the Director of Admissions. (studioschoolnyc.org)

Admissions Timeline

Updated 6mo ago

Application DeadlineDec 19
Interview: Required
Testing: Not required
App Fee: $80
Courses and Activities

Updated 8mo ago

Languages1

Spanish

Arts6

Visual Arts, Vocal and Instrumental Music, Chorus, Movement and Dance,

Sports7

Basketball (Coed), Kickball (Coed), Soccer (Coed), Softball (Coed),

Clubs and Activities13

Afternoon Adventures, Afterschool Workshops, Middle School Clubhouse, Middle School Film Club,

School Hours

Updated 8mo ago

8:30 AM – 3:15 PM

After-School Care

Updated 6mo ago

Available
3:00 P.M. - 5:45 P.M. daily, as well as 2:00 P.M. - 3:00 P.M. on Wednesdays
$7,750

Studio offers Afternoons@Studio / Afternoon Adventures, an afterschool program with science lab activities, art projects, cooking, gym and yard games, mixed-age group activities, independent projects, and quiet time for homework, reading, or drawing. Elementary-aged children can also combine workshops with Afternoon Adventures.

Private school survey

PSS ID A9105054

Community
City, Large
Religious orientation
Nonsectarian
School type
Nonsectarian, regular
Student body
Coed
Enrollment
66 students
Teachers (FTE)
12.1
Student–teacher ratio
5.5:1
Daily instruction
6.5 hours

Student demographics

Hispanic/Latino13.6%
x
White28.8%
x
Black or African American21.2%
x
Asian10.6%
x
Two or More Races25.8%
x
American Indian or Alaska Native0.0%
x
Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander0.0%
x

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