Summer Enrollment

(from August to October of the calendar year)

During the summer, high school registration takes place at High School Registration Centers. These satellite centers, located throughout the City, usually start working in mid to late August; their locations may vary from year to year. Parents should visit the DOE website at www.schools.nyc.gov for summer enrollment updates, locations, and hours of operation. Students, accompanied by a parent or legal guardian, should be prepared to present the following documents when she or he visits a Summer High School Registration Center: 

• Verifiable proof of your home address (Please select only one of the following:)
  • A utility bill (gas, electric, or water)
  • A deed to your house
  • A document from the City Housing Authority or the Human Resources Administration.
  • A medical or insurance card.
  • A statement on appropriate letterhead that verifies your address from an employer, a social agency, a community based organization, or a religious institution.
    
    
    • Please note: A telephone bill or driver’s license is not acceptable proof of address. A lease by itself is not acceptable. If you are subletting an apartment or home, or if more than one family shares a living space, you must present an affidavit from the leaseholder or homeowner and attach any of the above acceptable proofs of addresses.

• Child’s birth certificate, passport, or baptismal certificate.
• Child’s immunization records.
• Child’s transcript or latest  card.
• Child’s Individualized Education Program (IEP), if applicable.

Students who are interested in BHSEC must inform the Enrollment Counselor with whom she or he meets. If the applicant fits our admissions profile and there are available seats in the applicant’s grade level, she or he will be referred to our school for testing and interviewing. Applicants will be notified of their acceptance or denial after the completion of the exam and interview.

• Please note, we do not accept students into Year II or 12th grade. Depending on availability, out-of-state applicants may apply to the 9th, 10th, and Year I class.

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