New Haven Public Schools
New Haven Public Schools is a school district serving the city of New Haven, Connecticut.
Wilbur Cross High School and Hillhouse High School are New Haven's two largest public secondary schools and the only non-magnet secondary schools in the district.
Almost all of the district's schools have been renovated under a 15-year, $1.375 billion School Construction Program.
Out of the 45 New Haven Public Schools, there are:
- 31 elementary and middle schools
- 9 high schools
- 4 transitional schools
- Total students 20,474
- Total certified teachers 184
- Total full-time staff 2,500
- Number of schools 89
- Black: 46%
- Hispanic: 37%
- White: 14%
- Asian: 2%
- Students eligible for free and reduced-price meals 77%
- English learners 12%
- Graduation rate 62%
High School
- Co-op High School
- High School in the Community
- Hill Regional Career High School
- Hillhouse High School
- Metropolitan Business Academy
- New Haven Academy
- Sound School
- Wilbur Cross High School
6-12
- Engineering & Science University Magnet School
Middle School
- Betsy Ross Arts
K-8
- Augusta Lewis Troup School
- Barnard School
- Benjamin Jepson Magnet
- Bishop Woods Architecture & Design Magnet
- Celentano School
- Clemente Leadership Academy
- Clinton Avenue School
- Conte West Hills School
- Davis Academy for Arts and Design Innovation
- East Rock School
- Edgewood School
- Elm City Montessori
- Fair Haven School
- Family Academy of Multilingual Exploration
- Hill Central Music Academy
- John C Daniels School of International Communication
- John S Martinez Sea & Sky STEM Magnet School
- King Robinson Interdistrict Magnet School
- LW Beecher Museum School of Arts & Sciences Interdistrict Magnet
- Mauro Sheridan Science, Technology & Communications School
- Nathan Hale School
- Truman School
- Wexler-Grant Community School
- Worthington Hooker School
Elementary
- Barack Obama School
- Lincoln Bassett School
Early Childhood Education
- Dr. Reginald Mayo Early Learning Center