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Team Effort

​Learning at BOSS is a team effort. With an enrollment of just 27 students per class, BOSS creates a safe, personalized learning environment that helps you focus and achieve your goals:

  • Build personal relationships with your teachers and administrators.

  • Work with an Advisor to coach your social and academic development.

  • Develop and maintain a College & Career Portfolio of your academic work.

  • Join clubs, electives, and activities, such as Art, Dance, and Business.

 

BOSS prepares you for a winning career.

  • Real world business practices in the classroom.

  • Internships, job shadowing, and fieldwork with leading sports industry companies.

  • On certain days, students dress in business attire.

  • College credits from high school classes, SAT preparation, and college counseling.

  • Microsoft Applications Specialist (MOS) Certification.

Information Sessions

Upcoming Virtual Information Sessions

There are several virtual information sessions at the Business of Sports School this fall 2023: CLICK HERE TO REGISTER FOR ANY OPEN HOUSES

If you have any questions about BOSS, please e-mail alinder3@schools.nyc.gov.

Admissions FAQ's

1. How can I obtain an application to Business of Sports School?

Application is made through the NYC Department of Education High School Admission process. If you are a student currently attending 8th grade in an NYC public school, you will receive an application from your middle school counselor before the deadline. 9th grade students interested in applying to 10th grade should request an application from their high school guidance counselors before the deadline.

 

If you attend a private or parochial school or if you have just moved to NYC, please contact the Office of Student Enrollment at the NYC Department of Education at 212-374-0291 or 212-374-6769 or go to www.schools.nyc.gov/enrollment/enroll-grade-by-grade/high-school for information on obtaining an application.

Please code your application with our Admissions Code A14A.

The Manhattan Borough Enrollment Centers are: (However, due to COVID-19, they are not receiving in-person visits) - fill out this Student Registration Form in advance.
    - 333 7th Avenue, 12th floor (718-935-2383)  333FWC@schools.nyc.gov
    - 388 West 125th St, 7th floor (718-935-2385) 125FWC@schools.nyc.gov

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2. What is the deadline for applications?

The deadline to submit an application to your guidance counselor for September 2023 is December 1, 2023.

 

3. Can students who live outside of Manhattan apply?

We accept students from all five boroughs, so you do not need to live in a certain borough or district to apply

 

4. How many applications do you receive?

For the Class of 2027, we received approx. 1,300 applications for 9th grade.

 

5. What is your criteria for admission?

We are an unscreened school. Places in our class are determined by lottery, without regard to academic record.

 

7. When are the Virtual and In-Person Open Houses?

      • Virtual Open House - Tuesday, Oct. 17, 6:00-7:00 p.m.

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      • Virtual Open House - Monday, Nov. 6, 6:00-7:00 p.m. 

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      • Virtual Open House - Tuesday, Nov. 28, 6:00-7:00 p.m.

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  • In-person at BOSS Open House - Thursday, Oct. 26, 6:00-7:00 p.m.

  • In-person at BOSS Open House - Tuesday, Nov. 14, 6:00-7:00 p.m.

 

If you still have questions, please send a message to alinder3@schools.nyc.gov. Thank you for your interest!

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NYC High School Directory

Please click the button below for the Business of Sports School page in the New York City High School Directory.

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Professional Dress Code

In order to maintain a positive learning environment, it is expected that BOSS students dress in a professional manner. We expect BOSS students to be dressed appropriately to ensure safety and to keep the focus on teaching and learning. We would like all parents and guardians to remind students of proper dress protocols on campus.

 

Prohibited forms of dress at school include, but are not limited to:

 

  1. Hats or caps (with the exception of headwear worn for religious observance).

  2. Clothing that contains references to drugs, alcohol, sex, violence, racism, or gang-affiliation.

  3. Revealing clothing that does not provide coverage of torso, undergarments, and private body parts, including see-through garments of any kind.

  4. Flip-flops.

  5. Sunglasses while indoors.

 

If a student comes to school wearing clothing prohibited by the Dress Code, then the student’s parents will be notified, the student may be subject to the interventions and disciplinary responses set forth in the Discipline Code, and the student will be expected to make appropriate adjustments to his/her clothing to conform with the Dress Code (e.g., turning shirt inside out, borrowing temporary clothing until the end of the school day, etc.).

Uniform Policy
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