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Queens Academy High School

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Welcome to the
Queens Academy High School 
Website!

R.E.A.C.H. for Success

R - RESPECT
E - EQUITY AND FAIRNESS FOR ALL
A - ADVANCE PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
C - COLLABORATION
H - HIGH AND CLEAR EXPECTATIONS

Queens academy operates on a trimester basis. This allows students to earn 18 credits per school year towards the required 44 credits for graduation.

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At Queens Academy, a high-quality education is one of the most important things that we can provide a child. Exposure to a variety of topics, people, cultures and adventures all contribute to a fulfilling school experience.

This web site is a terrific way to access the information you need about Queens Academy, as well as serving as an educational resource. Whether you're a currently enrolled student, a parent, or a prospective student curious about what we have to offer, you're sure to find a wealth of helpful information about Queens Academy High School right here!
Access teacher's pages through "QAHS Faculty"  button on the main navigation toolbar.

DIRECTIONS to our two sites

 Flushing Campus; 138-11 35th Avenue, Flushing, NY 11354

Take the 7 train to Main Street and then take the NYC Blue Line "Q44" or "Q20 "bus to 35th Avenue and Union Street or the "Q25" or "Q34" to Linden Place just past 35th Ave. The Q44 & Q20 let you off at the corner of 35th avenue and Union St. in front of the school. From the Q25  or Q34 walk 2 blocks east on 35th avenue to the school.

Jamaica Campus; 142-10 Linden Blvd., Jamaica, NY 11436 

Take the E, F or J train to Sutphin Blvd. and transfer to the Green Line "Q40" bus to Linden Blvd. and 142nd Street. Come up to room 415. Contact the admissions office to set up an interview and tour of either campus during your visit.

Originally called the Lincoln School, built 1898
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Queens Academy - Flushing Campus

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QAHS- Jamaica Campus

Where is Queens Academy High School - Flushing?
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On 35th Ave. in Flushing, New York

Where is Queens Academy High School - Jamaica?
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On Linden Blvd in Jamaica

Detailed daily calendar

Queens Academy High School
Beverly Short - Principal
Bill Manolios - A.P.
Derek Phillips - A.P.

Flushing Campus
138-11 35th Avenue
Flushing, NY 11354
(718) 463-3111
fax (718) 886-5015

Jamaica Campus
142-10 Linden Blvd.
Jamaica, NY 11436
(718) 322-3580
fax (718) 659-9278

Use the following email address to contact the school through this website- TeachPhysics@aol.com

Please get in touch to offer comments and join our mailing list for announcements and special events.

The Remaining 2011-2012 school year calendar

April 6-13, Friday through Friday
- Spring Recess - schools closed

May 28, Monday - Memorial day - Schools closed

June 7, Thursday - Conference day - All staff report, students will not be in attendance

June 13 - 21 - Regents exams

June 22, Friday - Rating day - students will not be in attendance

June 27, Wednesday - Last day for all students and classroom teachers.



Click here for a detailed calendar of daily events.

Latest News:

Congratulations to the Boy's Basketball Team - 2011-12 PSAL Champions

 
Anyone interested in attending Queens Academy should call the school Monday - Friday between 8:30am -2:00pm to find out about registration and orientation.

Classes in session 8:03 AM - 3:00 PM everyday 
Science Labs - 3:03 - 3:48 PM
College Now & P.M. School - 3:05 - 4:35 PM

Boys Basketball Team
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2011-12 PSAL Champions

Follow this link to the New York City Department of Education's website for Queens Academy High School for even more information about our great school!

Call (718) 463-3111 today to speak with an admissions counselor today.

"The principal goal of education is to create [people] who are capable of doing new things, not simply of repeating what other generations have done." - Jean Piaget


“The mediocre teacher tells. The good teacher explains. The superior teacher demonstrates. The great teacher inspires.” - William Arthur Ward

"Imagination is more important than knowledge" - Albert Einstein

 

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