School overview
The High School for Global Citizenship
How this small NYC public high school is governed, funded, and planning for students.
Who shapes the school’s plan?
The High School for Global Citizenship is a NYC Public Schools high school in District 17. NYCPS makes system-level funding and policy decisions, while the school’s Comprehensive Educational Plan says its School Leadership Team develops annual goals and aligns the school-based budget with the educational program.
Governing system
The school is part of New York City Public Schools and is identified as 17K528.
School planning
The 2025-26 CEP says the SLT sets measurable goals and defines strategies and action steps with instructional leaders.
Family communication
The school maintains a parent-newsletter page and a calendar page for family updates.
No current public archive of SLT agendas or minutes was linked from the official school site in this review, so the public record here does not establish how often the SLT met or what it decided.
Where the school stands
Major projects
2025-26 literacy growth plan
Annual plan recordThe CEP sets a goal for literacy growth by June 2026 and describes instructional strategies, progress monitoring, and family-responsive planning through the school’s annual CEP process.
- 2025-26 CEP school year begins
- CEP literacy goal target month
Funding
FY2026 NYCPS School Budget at a Glance; no separate project allocation was identified in the collected sources.
This overview uses the school’s official website and parent-newsletter page plus school-specific NYCPS CEP, funding, and allocation records collected in staging.
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