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 The Urban Assembly School for Criminal Justice promotes the use of evidence and reasoning to make coherent and logical arguments. Our students understand that evidence is necessary to convict someone of a crime. At UASCJ, our students learn that this kind of evidence-based thinking is necessary in all fields: writing a persuasive essay, proving a scientific hypothesis and understanding historical events. 
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Our students come from over 30 different elementary schools and 30 zip codes throughout Brooklyn. More than 75% of our students participate in at least one of our after school programs, which include Soccer, Tech Team, Student Council, Math Team, Ballet, Knitting, Book Club, Criminal Justice Project, and Cross Country. Sixteen different countries - from Jamaica to Ecuador to Pakistan - are represented in our student body. In keeping with our mission of college success, each of our classes are named for top universities such as Wellesley, Duke, Northwestern and Smith. |
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 Address: 4200 16th Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11204 Principal: Mariela Graham | (718) 438 3893 | fax (718) 438 3527 Enrichment Coordinator: Kristen Bonstein | (718) 438 3893 ext. 419 www.uascriminaljustice.org  NYPD Pace University Baker Hostetler Center for Courts and the Community The Federal Bureau of Investigation Duke University The Girls Project The Center for Urban Pedagogy (CUP) |
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