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PS 134 Henrietta Szold

School communications and the approved 2026-27 building co-location.

What is changing at PS 134?

PS 134 remains a District 1 elementary school, and an approved 2026-27 co-location will bring PS 184’s grades 6-8 into Building M134.

PS 134 Henrietta Szold is governed by NYC Public Schools in Geographic District 1. NYCPS approved re-siting P.S. 184 Shuang Wen’s grades 6-8 to Building M134 in 2026-27. PS 134’s letter says the schools will share common spaces while PS 134 continues serving its students in the building.

Building use

PS 134 and P.S. 184’s middle grades will share the auditorium, gymnasium, library, and cafeteria.

School capacity

The family letter says Building M134 had about 28% utilization and that PS 134 would retain sufficient space.

Local participation

The retained records include the public-hearing process but not PS 134’s SLT agendas or minutes.

The family letter says NYCPS did not anticipate impacts to PS 134 programming, admissions, or enrollment; the available record does not establish how shared-space scheduling will work in practice.

What the public record shows

Building M134 utilization in the current school yearverified
28 percent
Approved co-location changeverified
1 approved proposal

Major projects

PS 184 grades 6-8 co-location in Building M134

approved

NYCPS approved moving P.S. 184 Shuang Wen grades 6-8 into Building M134 to co-locate with PS 134 for the 2026-27 school year.

Next: Implementation at the start of the 2026-27 school year, including any later school communication about shared-space logistics.
  1. PS 134 families received the co-location proposal letter.
  2. Joint public hearing was scheduled.
  3. PEP status page lists the proposal as approved.

Funding

No school-specific cost or funding source is stated in the reviewed family letter or PEP status page.

Based on four official school and NYCPS records from the trailing-year public corpus.

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