Admissions

Register for an Open House

Discover how the School for Children helps children develop their academic, social, and emotional intelligence.

At Bank Street School for Children, attendance at an open house is an important step in the admissions process. We hold evening open houses—both in person and virtually—for parents of children who will be entering our Preschool (3/4s) through Seventh Grade (12/13s) programs. Those who attend an open house will have the opportunity to register for an in-person tour of the school at a later date. Families who submit an application will also receive an in-person tour.

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Upcoming Events

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Oct
8
School for Children
Open House | All Grades | Virtual
8:00 PM EDT - 9:00 PM EDT

Location: Virtual Event Title: Open House | All Grades | Virtual Description: At Bank Street School for Children, attendance at an open house is an [...]

Oct
29
School for Children
Open House | All Grades | Virtual
8:00 PM EDT - 9:00 PM EDT

Location: Virtual Event Title: Open House | All Grades | Virtual Description: At Bank Street School for Children, attendance at an open house is an [...]

Nov
6
School for Children
Open House | Preschool (3/4s) & Pre-K (4/5s) | In-Person
9:30 AM EST - 10:30 AM EST

Location: Bank Street School for Children 610 West 112th Street New York, NY 10025 Event Title: Open House | Preschool (3/4s) & Pre-Kindergarten (4/5s) | [...]

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Take a Virtual Tour

If you haven’t already, we encourage you to take a virtual tour of Bank Street School for Children to explore the school interactively and experience how our classrooms, facilities, and other shared community spaces support children’s learning and development.
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What is Progressive Education?

At Bank Street, education begins in joy and wonder and encourages children to find meaning behind what they’re learning. Our students grow into creators, thinkers, and problem-solvers who are thoughtful, curious, and eager to learn. Read our “What is Progressive Education?” series to discover more about how the School for Children prepares thoughtful and productive citizens of tomorrow.
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