« District 6

High School for Excellence and Innovation

06M423

08,09,10,11,12 - Manhattan, District 6

650 ACADEMY STREET (get directions)

PTA $ not reported

193 students (SY2025-26)

[email protected] budget $1,285,016 ($6,658/student)

No DOE Quality Report for this school type

Overview

High School for Excellence and Innovation is a high school school (grades 08,09,10,11,12) in Manhattan, Community School District 6.

Enrollment & demographics

School year	Total enrollment
2013-14	223
2014-15	229
2015-16	216
2016-17	221
2017-18	201
2018-19	182
2019-20	189
2020-21	169
2021-22	153
2022-23	149
2023-24	201
2024-25	202
2025-26	193

% female: 39.4% (2025-26)

% poverty: 88.2% (2016-17)

% students with disabilities: 5.7% (2025-26)

% English language learners: 69.4% (2025-26)

Data year

Mixed years. Each share is the newest year this school published it, shown next to the number.

Race / ethnicity

DOE reports race and ethnicity. It does not publish country of nationality.

Asian: 0% (2025-26)

Black: 3.1% (2025-26)

Hispanic: 96.4% (2025-26)

White: 0.5% (2025-26)

Multi-racial: 0% (2025-26)

Native American: 0% (2025-26)

Economic Need Index: not reported (DOE's poverty/need composite score, 0-1)

Academic / quality

No DOE Quality Report for this school type

Year	Metric	Value
2024	SAT math mean	371
2024	SAT reading & writing mean	381
2023	SAT math mean	385
2023	SAT reading & writing mean	392
2022	SAT math mean	394
2022	SAT reading & writing mean	395
2021	SAT math mean	383
2021	SAT reading & writing mean	414
2020	SAT math mean	374
2020	SAT reading & writing mean	391

See the full report on DOE's site for every metric this dataset publishes.

State tests

Mean scale score on the New York State test for the grades this school serves. The percent is students at level 3 or 4, not a percentile rank. Scores from 2023 on use the current standards and are not comparable to earlier years. High school SAT section scores stay in Academic / quality.

No grade 3-8 state test row is published for the grades this school serves.

Specialized high school offers

No SHSAT feeder-school row is published for this school. DOE reports this for middle schools whose 8th graders entered high-school admissions.

School budget (Galaxy)

Allocated school budget from DOE Galaxy. Fair Student Funding is the main flexible allocation. This is the budget, not dollars already spent. Per student uses the latest enrollment, which can be a different year than the fiscal year. Figures as of 2026-10-23.

Fiscal year	Total budget	Fair Student Funding	Per student
FY 2027	$1,285,016	not reported	$6,658
FY 2026	$1,015,277	not reported	$5,261

FY 2027 line items

Allocation	Amount
Class Size Reduction Planning HS	$502,490
C4E Class Size Reduction Planning HS	$206,089
Title I SWP	$194,773
Title I SWP STH	$104,040
C4E Class Size Transition HS	$43,825
TL CB School Staff	$43,113
Contract for Excellence FY 2024 HS	$38,204
TL C4E FSF	$30,731
Class Size Reduction C4E Phase In HS	$22,118
TL 12-Month AP HS	$19,115
Title III LEP	$15,980
Contract for Excellence FY 2025 HS	$14,601
IDEA RS IEP Para	$13,122
Contract for Excellence FY 09 HS	$10,197
TL Computer Maintenance HS	$6,096
High Need Support for Title I	$5,626
TL City Council Member Items	$5,000
Title III LEP Carryover	$3,220
High Need Support for Title I STH	$3,005
Title I SWP Parent and Family Engagement	$1,948
Title I SWP Translation Services	$1,723

PTA funding (LL171)

PTA $ not reported

PTA/PA fundraising per enrolled student - higher generally means a more active parent fundraising community, not a DOE quality signal.

PTA funding not reported for this school.

Sources & methodology

A free, DOE / NYC Open Data-only tool. No paid ranking data (GreatSchools, Niche, or similar) anywhere on this site.

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Data from NYC Department of Education and NYC Open Data. Free and public - no accounts, no paid ranking data.