New York City's high school application season is underway, giving families of eighth graders a limited window to explore hundreds of programmes across the city's five boroughs. With over 700 programmes at 400 schools, understanding the process is essential to making informed choices for students' futures. The New York City Department of Education (DOE) manages this complex admissions system, which includes selective screenings, specialised tests, and open houses. The application deadline is early December, with offers expected by early March the following year. Families must balance many factors, from commute times and extracurricular interests to academic criteria and screening requirements. The process involves more than submitting an application; it demands thorough research and ac

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