Urban Assembly School of Business for Young Women, the

Urban Assembly School of Business for Young Women, the (02M316) is a public school in District 2, Battery Park City-Lower Manhattan, Manhattan, serving grades 9–12. Enrollment was 90 students in 2025–26 (NYC DOE).

At a glance for families

  • Grades served: 9–12
  • Neighborhood: Battery Park City-Lower Manhattan
  • Non-zoned

Locations (1)

Urban Assembly School of Business for Young Women, the
26 Broadway
Manhattan, Battery Park City-Lower Manhattan

School Quality

The one thing to remember

Trust in principal (2026) is 99%, higher than most high schools in the district and citywide.

What the numbers say

  • Enrollment (2025–26) is 90, smaller than most high schools in the district and citywide.
  • English learners rose from 24% in 2023–24 to 40% in 2025–26, a larger increase than at most district high schools.

What its own parents say

99%

of parents trust the principal

97%

trust their child's teachers

94%

satisfied with the education overall

NYC School Survey 2026. 32% of families answered — treat as a partial picture.

Regents and graduation

4-year graduation

89%

English Regents pass rate

87%

Algebra I Regents pass rate

42%

Geometry Regents pass rate

6%

Living Environment Regents pass rate

43%

Global History Regents pass rate

30%

U.S. History Regents pass rate

64%

Earth Science Regents pass rate

21%

The Urban Assembly School of Business for Young Women vs Richard R. Green High School of Teaching

MeasureThe Urban Assembly School of Business for Young WomenRichard R. Green High School of Teaching
Enrollment (2025–26)90429
Student–teacher ratio (2025–26)6.914.7
Family satisfaction (2026)94%88%
Principal trust (2026)99%93%
Teacher trust (2026)97%92%
Leadership (2026)100%94%
Distance between schools<0.01 mi

Student body

Enrollment

90 students

9–12 · down 22 over five years

NYC DOE · 2025–26

Students per teacher

6.9

students per teacher

NYC DOE · 2025–26

English learners

40%

was 38% in 2024–25

NYC DOE · 2025–26

Economic need

93% of students live in poverty (2025–26)

Economic need index: 94% — the measure we use to compare similar schools.

NYC DOE · 2025–26

Special education

14%

of students here are in special education

NYC DOE · 2025–26

Student body: 5% White, 62% Hispanic, 2% Asian, 30% Black, 1% multiracial, 100% female, 0% male.

Economic need index: 94% — the measure we use to compare similar schools. It combines measures of students’ economic circumstances; it is not a measure of school quality.

More from the family survey

Leadership
100%
Outreach
92%
Facilities
98%
Parent involvement
89%

NYC DOE · 2026 survey

School zone

NYC DOE · 2024–25

Know before you tour

Admissions

Admissions for NYC public schools go through MySchools. This school has no attendance zone; admission is through MySchools.

Address

26 BROADWAY

How to read this page

  • Test scores measure one week in April. They say nothing about the art room, recess or whether your child will be happy. Tour the school.

Source: NYC DOE / NYSED, 2026 · View this school's official NYC DOE School Quality Snapshot

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I apply?

Admissions for NYC public schools go through MySchools.

Quick Facts

What is this provider?

  • Subject: K–12 Schools
  • Sub-Subjects: High School
  • Location: Battery Park City-Lower Manhattan, Manhattan
  • Address: 26 Broadway