Baruch College Campus High School is a high school in New York, NY. The school provides a comprehensive secondary education for students in grades 9‑12, offering a range of academic courses, athletics such as boys varsity soccer, and extracurricular programs that emphasize community involvement and global citizenship. Its curriculum includes Advanced Placement classes, arts initiatives supported by an Arts for Diverse Learners grant, and real‑world connection projects that prepare students for post‑secondary success throughout Manhattan.
The faculty team is led by Principal Alicia Perez‑Katz and includes assistant principals Diana Di Rico and Douglas Keijzer, who also serve as athletic director and testing coordinator. Teachers span core subjects, English, math, science, social studies, Spanish, and the arts, and many hold additional roles such as department chairperson or data specialist. Guidance counselors, a school psychologist, a social worker, and a speech pathologist provide comprehensive student support services. The school’s stated core values, rigor, community, real‑world connections, and global citizenship, guide its instructional approach, while the PTA and community portal foster parent and neighborhood engagement.
Baruch College Campus High School is located on East 25th St, just steps from Manhattan Cardiovascular Associates and Manhattan Primary Care clinics. It sits a short walk from the Appellate Division of the New York State Supreme Court and is adjacent to Park Avenue South, about a tenth of a mile away, with the New York Life Insurance Company Memorial nearby.
Renowned for its rigorous academic standards and commitment to global citizenship, Baruch College Campus High School stands as a distinctive educational institution within New York City, delivering a well‑rounded high‑school experience to its local community.
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