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October 14th:
Schools Closed for Indigenous People's Day - Schools reopen October 15th.
Be Exceptional
Our P.S. 214 philosophy is simple - to embrace and provide for all types of learning.
We respect the individual needs of all our students and believe that, with the right guidance and direction, everyone can succeed. In short: our educational approach empowers students to be exceptional, on their own terms.
Check back often for updates on how we're doing.
Visit Our
Virtual School
Here at P.S. 214, our students are always at the heart of what we do. That’s why our online learning program is easily adapted and customized to meet every student’s needs, no matter where they are located.
With a passionate team of licensed teachers and staff, every course comes with full support through phone, email or video sessions. View our Virtual Tour to get a sneak peak.
P.S. 214
Achieving
Starts with Believing.
Preparing for the brightest future, P.S. 214 provides unparalleled dedication and commitment to students and their variety of needs, passions and dreams.
Explore our school's website to learn more about us.
WELCOME TO P.S. 214!
At PS 214, we pride ourselves on a distinctive school culture which is based on high expectations.
The strength of our school is grounded in the work of our revamped innovative teacher teams and professional learning communities, which bring a wealth of knowledge and experience.
We believe that academic achievement is the road to college and career readiness.
We continue to use strategic practices to lead students to success - we are committed to a challenging curriculum that produces rigorous learning opportunities based on student needs and interests.
ABOUT US
SOCIAL-EMOTIONAL LEARNING
EXTRA-CURRICULARS & AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAMS
Getting to know
P.S. 214
"Out of the depths of pain we have thought to be our sole heritage in this world – oh, we know about love! Perhaps we shall be the teachers when it is done."
Lorraine Hansberry
(1930 - 1965)
Lorraine Vivian Hansberry was a playwright and writer. She was the first African-American female author to have a play performed on Broadway.