NEW BUILDING INFORMATION
Ribbon Cutting Ceremony - May 25, 2022
Time Capsule Installation - May 13, 2022
First Day of the New Building
First Day of the New Building
Description of New Building
Ground Breaking Ceremony- December 3rd 2018
Ground Breaking Ceremony - December 3, 2018
25 Years In The Making
New Building Update
Academy of American Studies will be moving into our new building on February 28th!
Our last day in our current buildings will be February 18th.
Over Mid-Winter Break, The Office of Space Planning will be moving our school into the new building.
For the spring semester, students will follow the schedules that they received on Monday, January 31st until Friday, February 18th. On February 18th, students will receive schedules with updated room numbers for the new building.
Until February 18th, Lunch B will eat lunch in our current space and the auditorium. Once in our new building, half of our students will eat lunch in our new cafeteria and half of our students will eat lunch in supervised classrooms. This is only for the spring semester and ensures that we will keep our schedule! Lunchroom schedules will be adjusted for the 2022-2023 academic school year.
Students will be receiving lockers! Thank you for your patience and understanding as we finalize the details.
The Welcoming Committee is currently planning events to welcome us all into the new building! One of our first few events will be an Art Exhibition: New Beginnings and our multicultural Food Festival with cultural dances. Please stay tuned for more information!
IN THE MEDIA
queenstribune.com/new-school-breaks-ground-in-long-island-city/
Ceremony Marks Groundbreaking for New Academy of American Studies School Building
Local high school to move down the block into new 970-seat building, officials say
http://queenstribune.com/academy-of-american-studies-to-get-new-facility/
https://qns.com/story/2017/10/04/high-school-long-island-city-will-relocating-brand-new-building/
https://oana-ny.org/news/a-new-home-for-academy-of-american-studies/
City to Build 1,000-Seat High School in Long Island City
https://therealdeal.com/2017/10/05/the-top-10-biggest-real-estate-projects-coming-to-nyc-6/