Admissions

Please call the school to speak with the Admissions Coordinator for Queens Academy High School. Our phone numbers are:

Flushing site - (718) 463-3111

Jamaica site - (718) 322-3580

QAHS- Flushing Campus

QAHS-Jamaica Campus

click here to download Registration Flyer

Interviews

By appointment - please call the campus you are interested in attending.

Orientation dates

Call the campus you would be interested in attending for the orientation schedule. Orientations are at 9:00 am sharp!

Criteria for Admission to Queens Academy High School

Applicants should have completed 10 - 19 credits

No ninth grade here.

Students applying to Queens Academy High School should be dedicated students, willing to work diligently, committed to excellent attendance, and interested in earning a diploma in the shortest amount of time. Our small class size makes individual attention possible and routine. The smaller classes also mean each student is fully accountable for the work assigned in each class. Students must be prepared to work hard and are fully expected to attend each of their classes every single day. Good attendance is the key to success!

Important Information

Please call for Special Education and Resource Room information.

Once you havre been interviewed, a date for an orientation session will be scheduled.

A parent or guardian MUST attend the orientation session with the prospective student.

* Applications are accepted on a first come-first serve basis

* If you are interested in visiting Queens Academy to see what we have to offer, or discussing admissions with a representative, please call (718) 463-3111 ext 150 between the hours of 8:30 am and 2:30 pm Monday through Friday.

Please bring the following:

ü Official Transcript (No cross-outs)

ü Also, bring your most recent report card if available

ü Immunization (from school records)

ü I.E.P if Special Ed. and/or ESL test results

ü Parent / Guardian must attend orientation

Queens Academy * 138-11 35th Ave.* Flushing * NY* 11354

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 (1896-1980)

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