At PS3, we inspire children to become confident, self-motivated lifelong learners who grow in independence, curiosity, compassion, and respect for others and the world around them.
PS3’s modern story began in 1971 with a charrette, a collaborative planning process that brought parents, teachers, community members, and educational leaders together to imagine a different kind of public school. Their vision of child-centered learning, integrated arts, family participation, and independent thinking continues to shape PS3 today.
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An integrated arts curriculum inspires creativity, critical thinking, scientific discovery, and joyful learning every day.
Our rigorous curriculum honors each student's unique learning style while encouraging curiosity, confidence, and lifelong learning.
Families, educators, and students work together to create a welcoming, inclusive environment where everyone belongs.

Students receive their first or second choice middle school.

Students scored Levels 3–4 on the NYS Math Exam.

Students scored Levels 3–4 on the NYS ELA Exam.

Visual arts, dance, music, clay, and artist residencies enrich every student's education.

Inclusive classrooms with co-teaching on every grade level.

Specialized for students with autism diagnosis and focused on opportunities in a community school program.

