Public primary and secondary schools are provided to New York City students by the New York City Department of Education.

Zoned public elementary and elementary/middle schools include:
PS 28 Wright Brothers (grades 3K-5)
PS 189 (grades 3K-5)
PS 48 PO Michael J Buczek (grades 3K-5)
PS 128 Audubon (grades 3K-5)
PS 173 (grades 3K-5)
PS 4 Duke Ellington (grades 3K-5)
PS 8 Luis Belliard (grades 3K-5)
PS 115 Alexander Humboldt (grades PK-5)
PS 152 Dyckman Valley (grades PK-5)
Dos Puentes Elementary School (grades K-5)
PS 132 Juan Pablo Duarte (grades K-5)
PS/IS 187 Hudson Cliffs (grades PK-8)
Unzoned elementary and elementary/middle schools include:
Castle Bridge School (grades PK-5)
Professor Juan Bosch Public School (grades K-5)
Zoned middle schools include:
JHS 143 Eleanor Roosevelt (grades 6-8)
MS 319 Maria Teresa (grades 6-8)
MS 322 (grades 6-8)
MS 324 Patria Mirabal (grades 6-8)
Unzoned middle and middle/high schools include:
Harbor Heights (grades 6-8)
Community Math and Science Prep (grades 6-8)
IS 528 Bea Fuller Rodgers (grades 6-8)
City College Academy of the Arts (grades 6-12)
Community Health Academy of the Heights (grades 6-12)
The former George Washington High School, built in 1923, takes up an entire block between Audubon and Amsterdam avenues, stretching slightly past West 192nd and 193rd streets.
It became the George Washington Educational Campus in 1999 when it was split into four smaller schools:
The College Academy (grades 9-12)
High School for Media and Communications (grades 9-12)
High School for Law and Public Service (grades 9-12)
High School for Health Careers and Sciences (grades 9-12)
The Gregorio Luperón High School for Science and Mathematics was founded in 1994 and serves students who have lived in the United States for two years or fewer and speak Spanish at home.
It is located on the corner of 165th Street and Amsterdam Avenue.

Washington Heights also has the unzoned Washington Heights Expeditionary Learning School, on 182nd Street between Amsterdam Avenue and Audubon Avenue.
It was founded in 2006 and is now an elementary, middle, and high school, serving grades PK to 12.
Public primary and secondary schools are provided to New York City students by the New York City Department of Education.
Zoned public elementary and elementary/middle schools include:
PS 28 Wright Brothers (grades 3K-5)
PS 189 (grades 3K-5)
PS 48 PO Michael J Buczek (grades 3K-5)
PS 128 Audubon (grades 3K-5)
PS 173 (grades 3K-5)
PS 4 Duke Ellington (grades 3K-5)
PS 8 Luis Belliard (grades 3K-5)
PS 115 Alexander Humboldt (grades PK-5)
PS 152 Dyckman Valley (grades PK-5)
Dos Puentes Elementary School (grades K-5)
PS 132 Juan Pablo Duarte (grades K-5)
PS/IS 187 Hudson Cliffs (grades PK-8)
Unzoned elementary and elementary/middle schools include:
Castle Bridge School (grades PK-5)
Professor Juan Bosch Public School (grades K-5)
Zoned middle schools include:
JHS 143 Eleanor Roosevelt (grades 6-8)
MS 319 Maria Teresa (grades 6-8)
MS 322 (grades 6-8)
MS 324 Patria Mirabal (grades 6-8)
Unzoned middle and middle/high schools include:
Harbor Heights (grades 6-8)
Community Math and Science Prep (grades 6-8)
IS 528 Bea Fuller Rodgers (grades 6-8)
City College Academy of the Arts (grades 6-12)
Community Health Academy of the Heights (grades 6-12)
The former George Washington High School, built in 1923, takes up an entire block between Audubon and Amsterdam avenues, stretching slightly past West 192nd and 193rd streets. It became the George Washington Educational Campus in 1999 when it was split into four smaller schools:
The College Academy (grades 9-12)
High School for Media and Communications (grades 9-12)
High School for Law and Public Service (grades 9-12)
High School for Health Careers and Sciences (grades 9-12)
The Gregorio Luperón High School for Science and Mathematics was founded in 1994 and serves students who have lived in the United States for two years or fewer and speak Spanish at home. It is located on the corner of 165th Street and Amsterdam Avenue.
Washington Heights also has the unzoned Washington Heights Expeditionary Learning School, on 182nd Street between Amsterdam Avenue and Audubon Avenue. It was founded in 2006 and is now an elementary, middle, and high school, serving grades PK to 12.
Washington Heights, Manhattan