School overview
N.Y.C. Lab School for Collaborative Studies
What the public school and parent-association record says about governance and current work. Part of New York City Geographic District #2.
Who makes school decisions?
N.Y.C. Lab School for Collaborative Studies is a New York City public high school in geographic District 2. New York City Public Schools governs the school; the public Parent Association minutes also describe a School Leadership Team (SLT) with parents, staff, and the principal working on school projects.
Governing agency
New York City Public Schools is the governing agency; the school itself is not a separate district.
School leadership
The NYC Schools directory listed Brooke Jackson as principal when this page was prepared.
Family governance
The public Parent Association minutes identify recurring SLT meetings and describe parents helping with school-improvement, alumni, and community-service work.
The available public archive is a Parent Association folder, not a full SLT agenda/minutes archive, so it does not establish every school-level decision.
What is on the public record
Major projects
School improvement and physical-environment work
In developmentPA minutes record the SLT discussing a Site Improvement Plan and physical-environment ideas including color palette, lighting, plants, and art installation.
- PA minutes say the SLT had begun initiatives, including community service.
- PA minutes describe small-, medium-, and large-scale site-improvement planning.
Funding
Not specified in the available official minutes
This overview uses the official NYC Schools directory, the school’s official Parent Association page, and the school-linked public Drive minute records.
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