« District 29

The Gordon Parks School

29Q270

0K,01,02,03,04,05,06,07,08 - Queens, District 29

233-15 MERRICK BOULEVARD (get directions)

$119.42/student (PTA & enrollment SY2024-25)

516 students (SY2025-26)

[email protected] budget $2,015,782 ($3,907/student)

Attendance: 89.5%

ELA Course Pass Rate: 92.3%

Math Course Pass Rate: 83.5%

Overview

The Gordon Parks School is a k-8 school (grades 0K,01,02,03,04,05,06,07,08) in Queens, Community School District 29.

Enrollment & demographics

School year	Total enrollment
2013-14	667
2014-15	678
2015-16	678
2016-17	706
2017-18	753
2018-19	751
2019-20	758
2020-21	698
2021-22	676
2022-23	655
2023-24	620
2024-25	556
2025-26	516

% female: 46.9% (2025-26)

% poverty: 82% (2025-26)

% students with disabilities: 22.5% (2025-26)

% English language learners: 3.1% (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: 5.8% (2025-26)

Black: 79.3% (2025-26)

Hispanic: 10.7% (2025-26)

White: 0.6% (2025-26)

Multi-racial: 1.9% (2025-26)

Native American: 1.7% (2025-26)

Economic Need Index: 0.67 (DOE's poverty/need composite score, 0-1)

Academic / quality

Attendance: 89.5%

ELA Course Pass Rate: 92.3%

Math Course Pass Rate: 83.5%

Year	Metric	Value
2024	Attendance	89.5%
2024	ELA course pass rate	92.3%
2024	Math course pass rate	83.5%
2023	Attendance	93%
2023	ELA course pass rate	84.5%
2023	Math course pass rate	68.3%
2022	Attendance	88.7%
2022	ELA course pass rate	88.3%
2022	Math course pass rate	84.9%
2021	Attendance	86.8%
2021	ELA course pass rate	82.5%
2021	Math course pass rate	42.9%
2020	Attendance	90.5%
2020	ELA course pass rate	82.3%
2020	Math course pass rate	79.9%
2019	Attendance	94.9%
2019	ELA course pass rate	84.6%
2019	Math course pass rate	82.1%
2018	Attendance	94.9%
2018	ELA course pass rate	92.3%
2018	Math course pass rate	95.1%
2017	ELA course pass rate	95.1%
2017	Math course pass rate	93.3%
2016	ELA course pass rate	95.1%
2016	Math course pass rate	93.2%
2015	ELA course pass rate	95.7%
2015	Math course pass rate	95.3%

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	443	40%	25
2026	3	Math	445	40%	25
2026	4	ELA	442	36.6%	41
2026	4	Math	444	43.2%	44
2026	5	ELA	446	41.9%	43
2026	5	Math	456	65%	40
2026	5	Science	440	34.5%	29
2026	6	ELA	446	49.4%	83
2026	6	Math	444	45.8%	83
2026	7	ELA	446	49.3%	69
2026	7	Math	445	37.9%	66
2026	8	ELA	450	45.8%	83
2026	8	Math	443	35.4%	79
2026	8	Science	447	41.3%	75
2025	3	ELA	451	64.5%	31
2025	3	Math	452	48.4%	31
2025	4	ELA	451	60%	35
2025	4	Math	463	72.2%	36
2025	5	ELA	453	60.4%	48
2025	5	Math	455	54.5%	44
2025	5	Science	439	25.6%	39
2025	6	ELA	450	53.1%	49
2025	6	Math	445	39.2%	51
2025	7	ELA	450	52.1%	71
2025	7	Math	455	51.9%	54
2025	8	ELA	450	48.8%	80
2025	8	Math	448	45.1%	71
2025	8	Science	446	40.8%	76
2024	3	ELA	441	26.5%	34
2024	3	Math	450	51.4%	37
2024	4	ELA	454	65.9%	41
2024	4	Math	461	70.5%	44
2024	5	ELA	440	40.9%	44
2024	5	Math	441	30.2%	43
2024	5	Science	435	18.2%	44
2024	6	ELA	439	31.6%	76
2024	6	Math	437	29.7%	74
2024	7	ELA	457	63.2%	76
2024	7	Math	462	62.9%	62
2024	8	ELA	450	55.6%	99
2024	8	Math	441	32.6%	95
2024	8	Science	442	30.1%	93
2023	3	ELA	452	55.6%	54
2023	3	Math	451	56.4%	55
2023	4	ELA	450	60%	40
2023	4	Math	441	27.5%	40
2023	5	ELA	442	41.7%	36
2023	5	Math	427	8.8%	34
2023	6	ELA	446	45.5%	88
2023	6	Math	444	37.2%	86
2023	7	ELA	453	58.7%	109
2023	7	Math	444	36.6%	101
2023	8	ELA	453	61.3%	80
2023	8	Math	434	16.7%	66
2022	3	ELA	608	68.6%	35
2022	3	Math	602	57.6%	33
2022	4	ELA	600	51.7%	29
2022	4	Math	590	31%	29
2022	5	ELA	604	44.4%	36
2022	5	Math	587	6.5%	31
2022	6	ELA	603	64.1%	92
2022	6	Math	585	13.2%	91
2022	7	ELA	605	46.6%	73
2022	7	Math	591	12.5%	48
2022	8	ELA	601	48.8%	86
2022	8	Math	592	17.9%	67
2019	3	ELA	606	68.1%	69
2019	3	Math	604	63.2%	68
2019	4	ELA	603	50%	68
2019	4	Math	599	44.1%	68
2019	5	ELA	600	29.2%	65
2019	5	Math	595	30.8%	65
2019	6	ELA	600	54.4%	125
2019	6	Math	598	40.7%	123
2019	7	ELA	602	47.1%	121
2019	7	Math	597	25.5%	106
2019	8	ELA	600	49.4%	89
2019	8	Math	606	43.2%	88
2018	3	ELA	609	67.6%	71
2018	3	Math	601	56.3%	71
2018	4	ELA	602	59.2%	71
2018	4	Math	594	25%	72
2018	5	ELA	598	24.7%	89
2018	5	Math	595	29.4%	85
2018	6	ELA	599	47.3%	129
2018	6	Math	598	33.6%	128
2018	7	ELA	600	38%	92
2018	7	Math	598	33.3%	93
2018	8	ELA	600	45.8%	96
2018	8	Math	605	41.5%	94

Specialized high school offers

Share of 8th graders in high-school admissions who received an offer to a testing specialized high school. A cell of 0-5 is DOE's suppression for a small count, so that year has no percent.

Year	In HS admissions	Took SHSAT	Offers	Offer rate
2025	95	23	0-5	not reported
2024	129	45	0-5	not reported
2023	92	36	0-5	not reported
2022	108	53	0-5	not reported

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	$2,015,782	not reported	$3,907
FY 2026	$1,693,683	not reported	$3,282

FY 2027 line items

Allocation	Amount
Title I SWP	$310,184
4K for All	$308,620
TL CFES RIS Rule 10	$244,226
C4E Class Size Reduction Planning	$212,934
Class Size Reduction Planning	$212,213
School Support Supplement	$119,477
IDEA RS IEP Para	$118,097
OASAS Sub Abuse	$92,408
TL CB School Staff	$83,072
Contract for Excellence FY 2024	$79,598
Contract for Excellence FY 09	$78,302
TL C4E FSF	$64,029
Title I SWP STH	$25,980
High Need Support for Title I	$24,831
Title IIA Supplemental	$16,762
TL CB School Staff SAPIS	$10,032
Title IV Safe Healthy Counseling Summer Rising	$7,027
Title I SWP Parent and Family Engagement	$3,102
Title I SWP Translation Services	$2,308
High Need Support for Title I STH	$2,080
OASAS Sub Abuse OTPS	$500

PTA funding (LL171)

$119.42/student (PTA & enrollment SY2024-25)

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	$1,548	$66,399	$62,601	$3,789

Sources & methodology

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