M542 Manhattan Bridges High School

M542 Manhattan Bridges High School is a high school in New York, NY, serving students in grades 9 through 12. The school is located at 525 W 50th St in the Hell's Kitchen and Clinton neighborhoods of Manhattan. It operates within Geographic District 2 and shares its building with other schools, including the Urban Assembly School of Design and Construction and the High School of Hospitality Management, both located within a few dozen meters of the main entrance. The school is partially accessible and provides free student meals, with breakfast served from 7:30 AM to 9:00 AM and lunch from 11:20 AM to 1:10 PM.

The leadership team includes Principal George Lock, Parent Coordinator Norma Martinez, and Andre Torres, who serves as both the Respect for All Liaison and the Sexual Harassment Prevention Liaison. Sandivel Ramos and John Pilios serve as 504 Coordinators. The school offers mental health and wellness support through its Parent Coordinator, School Social Worker, and School Counselor, and also provides a School Based Health Center with mental health services through Ryan Health. The school is part of a district led by Superintendent Noah Angeles, whose office is located in Brooklyn. Families can access school quality reports and student achievement metrics through the Department of Education's tools, which include feedback from students, teachers, and parents as well as data from formal school visits.

The school sits on West 50th Street, just across from West 49th Street, in a dense educational corridor in midtown Manhattan. Its proximity to other specialized high schools makes it part of a concentrated cluster of secondary education options in the area.

Manhattan Bridges High School serves as a public secondary institution in the heart of Manhattan, providing structured academic and health support services to its student body in the Hell's Kitchen neighborhood.

Services:

• Accessibility Services
• Enrollment Services
• High School Education
• Specialized High Schools
• Student Support Programs