Greenwich Village & SoHo
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DOE Report Card: How Your Neighborhood High School Stacks Up

Nicole Bode

By Nicole Bode on November 16, 2009 5:09pm

The NYC Department of Education released its annual high school rankings Monday. Here's how schools in Greenwich Village stack up:

Legacy School for Integrated Studies:

This year: D / Last year: C

School for the Physical City High School:

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