Principal's Corner

Welcome to Brooklyn Collegiate Preparatory H.S.!

Welcome Students to Summer Success Academy & Summer Bridge 2018!

I would like to first take this time to welcome everyone!

Brooklyn Collegiate is dedicated to scholarship, rigor, and the further enrichment of student and teacher development. With new strategies in place, we will strive to propel and immerse students and teachers into; a more inclusive learning environment, while enhancing the social-emotional culture of our school.

*Remember*

"Scholars are: Consistent, Persistent, Resilient, and Diligent"

ALUMNI

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BCPHS Updates

Summer Success Academy and Summer Bridge Schedule: 8:10 AM - 12:50 PM

Monday - Friday

Period 1: 8:10 am - 9:40 am

Period 2: 9:45 am - 11:15 am

Period 3: 11:20 am - 12:50 am

 

Students remember to attend Summer Success Academy to ensure both success in credit recovery and regents preparation!

 

BCPHS EVENTS

*Please check back in Fall 2018 for all events for the 2018-2019 School Year* 

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BCPHS NEWS

Summer Success Academy & Summer Bridge 2018

There are (8) days left in the marking period.

(23) days of instructional time.

Midterms are Monday, July 23rd, and Tuesday, July 24th, 2018.

Non-Regents Final Exams Tuesday, August 14th and Wednesday, August 15th, 2018.

Regents are Thursday, August, 16th and Friday, August 17th, 2018.

Summer In the City: Summer Bridge 2018

 *Parents, please make sure that you send your scholars to Summer Bridge to have them maximize on beginning their high school paths on a good start.*

 

Partnerships

Through extensive partnerships, Brooklyn Collegiate has cultivated a strong bond with Brooklyn College with programs such; The TRIO Program, Student Teaching (Teacher Internships) and for the first time, Communication Internship. It is through fostered relationships as these, Brooklyn Collegiate endeavors to provide the best for not only the students of the school, but the community at large in which it serves.