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P.S. 158 Warwick

19K158

PK,0K,01,02,03,04,05 - Brooklyn, District 19

400 ASHFORD STREET (get directions)

PTA $ not reported

331 students (SY2025-26)

[email protected] budget $3,039,194 ($9,182/student)

Attendance: 89.3%

Overview

P.S. 158 Warwick is a elementary school (grades PK,0K,01,02,03,04,05) in Brooklyn, Community School District 19.

Enrollment & demographics

School year	Total enrollment
2013-14	552
2014-15	583
2015-16	613
2016-17	612
2017-18	589
2018-19	517
2019-20	505
2020-21	480
2021-22	426
2022-23	407
2023-24	379
2024-25	330
2025-26	331

% female: 52% (2025-26)

% poverty: 94.3% (2025-26)

% students with disabilities: 22.7% (2025-26)

% English language learners: 14.5% (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: 6.9% (2025-26)

Black: 41.1% (2025-26)

Hispanic: 46.5% (2025-26)

White: 2.4% (2025-26)

Multi-racial: 0.6% (2025-26)

Native American: 2.4% (2025-26)

Economic Need Index: 0.92 (DOE's poverty/need composite score, 0-1)

Academic / quality

Attendance: 89.3%

Year	Metric	Value
2024	Attendance	89.3%
2023	Attendance	89.8%
2022	Attendance	90.3%
2021	Attendance	86.9%
2020	Attendance	86.8%
2019	Attendance	91.3%
2018	Attendance	90.1%

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.

Year	Grade	Test	Mean scale score	Level 3+4	Tested
2026	3	ELA	435	16.7%	42
2026	3	Math	441	34.1%	44
2026	4	ELA	439	33.3%	60
2026	4	Math	449	47.5%	61
2026	5	ELA	438	30.6%	36
2026	5	Math	448	47.2%	36
2026	5	Science	438	25.7%	35
2025	3	ELA	441	35.8%	53
2025	3	Math	446	47.4%	57
2025	4	ELA	449	51.4%	35
2025	4	Math	456	63.2%	38
2025	5	ELA	440	34.6%	52
2025	5	Math	431	13.6%	59
2025	5	Science	436	31.7%	60
2024	3	ELA	443	44.1%	34
2024	3	Math	450	60%	35
2024	4	ELA	435	30.2%	43
2024	4	Math	448	47.8%	46
2024	5	ELA	433	31.5%	54
2024	5	Math	438	27.3%	55
2024	5	Science	434	19.3%	57
2023	3	ELA	442	38.5%	39
2023	3	Math	448	47.5%	40
2023	4	ELA	445	44%	50
2023	4	Math	443	35.8%	53
2023	5	ELA	439	28.3%	53
2023	5	Math	443	35.8%	53
2022	3	ELA	590	30.9%	55
2022	3	Math	586	27.3%	55
2022	4	ELA	582	9.8%	61
2022	4	Math	587	23.7%	59
2022	5	ELA	597	26.2%	65
2022	5	Math	586	18.2%	66
2019	3	ELA	588	25.3%	79
2019	3	Math	584	22.8%	79
2019	4	ELA	594	39.1%	69
2019	4	Math	597	40%	70
2019	5	ELA	586	12.3%	81
2019	5	Math	588	15.9%	82
2018	3	ELA	596	39.7%	68
2018	3	Math	589	36.8%	68
2018	4	ELA	597	35.3%	85
2018	4	Math	598	43.2%	88
2018	5	ELA	591	17.9%	95
2018	5	Math	585	13.3%	98

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	$3,039,194	not reported	$9,182
FY 2026	$2,824,956	not reported	$8,535

FY 2027 line items

Allocation	Amount
4K for All	$844,544
3K for All	$563,030
School Support Supplement	$453,195
Title I SWP	$340,613
Class Size Reduction Planning	$200,996
Contract for Excellence FY 09	$146,709
C4E Class Size Reduction Planning	$82,435
Title I SWP STH	$72,611
C4E Class Size Transition	$71,073
Title IIA Supplemental	$62,155
Contract for Excellence FY 2024	$61,957
IDEA RS IEP Para	$39,366
Class Size Reduction C4E Phase In	$35,869
Contract for Excellence FY 2025	$23,680
Title III LEP	$12,465
Title IV High Impact Tutoring Initiative	$10,075
High Need Support for Title I	$8,760
Title I SWP Parent and Family Engagement	$3,406
Title III LEP Carryover	$2,480
Title I SWP Translation Services	$1,907
High Need Support for Title I STH	$1,868

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.

School year	Beginning balance	Total income	Total expenses	Ending balance
2024-25	not reported	not reported	not reported	not reported

Sources & methodology

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

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