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 One of New York City’s first all-male public high schools in 30 years, the Urban Assembly Academy of History and Citizenship for Young Men nurtures and educates students—“scholars,” as they are known—to be proud of their heritage and to feel a strong sense of community and civic responsibility. The school celebrates its scholars’ rites of passage as they make progress in their academic and personal development. 
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Scholars in UAAHC’s Music Industry course produce their own spoken-word/
hip-hop CD each year. The Bronx Borough President awarded UAAHC a $175,000 technology grant for the 2006–07 school year. In 2004–05, UAAH showed the greatest overall improvement of all Autonomy Zone schools in combined math and English scores on the Princeton Review pre/post tests. |
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 Address: Taft Campus, 240 East 172nd Street, Suite 477, Bronx, NY 10457 Principal: Jonathan Foy | (718) 293 6768 | fax (718) 293 4084 Partnership Coordinator: Basim Adib www.uaahc.org |
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