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The Urban Assembly School of Business for Young Women

What NYCPS records say about the school, its plan, budget, and closure. Part of New York City Geographic District #2.

Who makes school decisions?

NYCPS runs the school, with a School Leadership Team for local planning.

This is a New York City public high school in Geographic District 2. Its 2025-26 plan says the School Leadership Team helped develop goals and align school resources. NYCPS also makes larger system decisions, including the approved closure listed on its April 2026 proposal page.

School Leadership Team

The plan names parents, staff, students, and the principal as participants in local planning.

School-site budget

NYCPS lists a $3.05 million FY 2026 school-site budget and 17 positions.

Closure decision

NYCPS lists the proposed closure after 2025-26 as approved.

The collected records do not include SLT minutes, a public school-news archive, or a NYCPS transition plan for students. They do not show how the closure will be carried out.

What is on the public record

FY 2026 school-site budgetverified
3,052,593 USD
FY 2026 positionsverified
17 positions
2025-26 literacy goalverified
65 percent at college-readiness level

Major projects

Approved school closure

Approved; the listed closure follows the 2025-26 school year.

NYCPS's April 2026 proposal page lists the closure as approved. The collected page does not give a student-transition plan, replacement placement, or implementation timetable.

Next: A later official NYCPS transition or implementation record is needed.
  1. NYCPS listed a public hearing for the closure proposal.
  2. NYCPS's proposal page marked the closure approved.

Funding

Not stated in the collected NYCPS proposal page.

This overview uses the available official NYCPS school page, school plan, FY 2026 budget summary, and April 2026 school-utilization proposal page.

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