International High School at Union Square

International High School at Union Square is a high school in New York, NY, serving students in grades 9 through 12. Located in Manhattan, the school operates within Geographic District 2 and is identified by the school number M438. The principal is Vadewatie Ramsuchit, who leads the staff that includes parent coordinators Victoria Feliciano and Patricia Pancorbo, as well as liaison Adriana Penida. The school shares its building with other institutions, a common arrangement in the dense urban environment of Manhattan.

The school provides free student meals, with breakfast service available from 7:20 AM to 9:45 AM. The menu includes a Breakfast Express option and a Food Court lunch that features a Halal option. For health and wellness support, students can access mental health services through the Institute for Family Health, a School Based Health Center located on-site. The school also designates specific staff for accessibility and student support, including 504 coordinators Adrianna Tagliavia and Maria Martinez. The building is noted as partially accessible, and the school maintains a presence in the Lower East Side area, which is known for its diverse community and cultural institutions.

The school is situated at 40 Irving Place, a short walk from several notable landmarks in the neighborhood. It is located about 0.1 miles from The High School for Language and Diplomacy, another educational institution in the immediate vicinity. Nearby, the NYC Human Resources Administration government office is also within 0.1 miles, providing access to public services. The area is rich in cultural venues, with The Stand and Irving Plaza theaters both located approximately 0.1 miles away. The main road, 3rd Avenue, runs about 0.1 miles from the school, serving as a major transportation artery for the neighborhood.

As a public school in Manhattan, International High School at Union Square serves a diverse student body in the heart of the city. The school's location near multiple theaters and government offices places it in a vibrant part of New York City, where students have access to a wide range of cultural and civic resources. The school's commitment to providing free meals and on-site health services reflects its focus on supporting student well-being in an urban setting.

Services:

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