News & Announcements

As part of Superintendent Van-Ess effort to empower student voice and leadership within Queens South High Sschools, they are looking to recruit at least 2 students from each school to join Scholars Collective. Together, scholars will work to develop suggestions and solutions that can be put into practice within QSHS.

Springfield Gardens Educational Campus is hosting a Dad's Take Your Child To School Day onSeptember 18th 2024. Join us from 7:45am-9:00am for

Excelsior Preparatory High School was founded in 2004 by Derek Jones, under the Bill and Melinda Gates ISA fund. We have grown and see our successes in the students that have become succesful adults. Celebrate our 20th Anniversary with us on ...

At Excelsior Prep, all students scheduled for AP classes also take the AP Exam at no cost. Students who are (1) Absent, (2) Registers Late, or (3) Cancels, are responsible for those fees ...

Come Join on October 8, 2024 at 6pm for our Parents Teachers Association Meeting. "Many Hands Make Light Work"

Thursday September 26th from 5:00pm, Excelsior's annual Curriculum Night will take place virtually. Hear from the school Administration and Teachers, to have more detailed expectations of your childrens academic year to come.

STEM in the SOUTH is a program created by Superintendent Van-Ess that bridges students to specialized programs in other Queens Schools. If you have an interest in a specialized program, such as OSHA, Digital Music Production, Drones, and more, not available in your school, you can apply to participate after-school.

Schools will distribute OMNY cards this Fall 2024. This will allow eligible students to get to and from school and school-related activities for free—and ride for free on weekends and all year, too!

Federal law requires the NYC Department of Education to provide: the names, addresses, telephone numbers, and DOE student email addresses of 11th and 12th grade students to military recruiters who request this information. Parents of high school students under the age of 18 and students who are 18 years of age and older may opt-out of releasing information to the military and/or institutions of higher learning. For further information