School overview
P.S. 046 Edward C. Blum
How this Brooklyn school is governed and what its current school-level allocation shows. Part of NYC Geographic District 13.
Who makes school-level decisions?
P.S. 046 Edward C. Blum is a New York City Public Schools school in District 13. Its School Leadership Team (SLT) is the public school-level group in the record here: it works with the principal and family and staff members on the Community Education Plan, attendance, recruitment, and school conditions. NYCPS publishes the school allocation; that allocation is distinct from the full cost of districtwide services.
City governance
New York City Public Schools governs P.S. 046; the school's official profile places it in District 13.
School-level forum
The SLT minutes show the principal, family members, and school staff reviewing bylaws, leadership roles, planning goals, and family needs.
Attendance and enrollment
At the September 30, 2025 meeting, the group recorded schoolwide attendance at 88 percent against a 90 percent goal and noted projected under-enrollment of about 50 students.
Budget basis
NYCPS Galaxy listed a FY2027 school allocation totaling $5,413,549 as of August 23, 2026, including Fair Student Funding and targeted program funds.
The available minutes do not establish whether the attendance or enrollment concerns persisted, nor do they show the outcome of every scheduled SLT meeting.
Where the school stands
Major projects
FY2027 school budget implementation
Allocation publishedNYCPS published a $5.41 million FY2027 allocation for P.S. 046. The table assigns funds across early childhood, Fair Student Funding, Title I, special-education services, and other school supports; it does not itself show how each category will be spent.
- Galaxy allocation table dated August 23, 2026
Funding
NYCPS Galaxy Allocations FY2027
This page uses the official P.S. 46 SLT minutes document and NYCPS's school-specific Galaxy allocation table. Figures marked verified are directly reported in those records.
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