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Who We Are
The Urban Assembly School of Design and Construction is a Career and Technical Education (CTE) high school serving students in grades 9-12 located in the diverse and bustling community of Midtown West.
Please make note of upcoming Regents exams. Students only come in to school if they are scheduled to take an exam on the following days. Exams begin at 9:15 AM and 1:15 PM.
Join us for an open and respectful conversation on gender identity at our upcoming Rainbow Table Talk! This event is a safe and inclusive space to share perspectives, ask questions, and learn more about the diverse experiences within our school community. Whether you're curious, passionate, or just want to listen, everyone is welcome. Come be part of the dialogue and help us build a more understanding and supportive environment for all.
Throughout the month of May, we are honoring Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month with a series of events that celebrate the rich histories, diverse cultures, and lasting contributions of AAPI communities. These events aim to build awareness, foster inclusion, and highlight the voices and experiences of AAPI individuals within our school and beyond. All are welcome—come celebrate with us!
Join us for an exclusive Architecture Workshop on April 22, 2025, designed especially for our prospective students. Explore the world of design, innovation, and creativity while getting an inside look at what our program has to offer! If you are interested, please email our parent coordinator Lizbel Vargas at [email protected].
Students will have an exciting opportunity to explore various career & college paths through a fair. They will also have networking opportunities with industry professionals, and gain valuable insights into the world of work through career theme panels. Various skill building workshops will be available as well.
Our mission at SDC is to graduate well-rounded young adults on a pathway to college and careers where they will use their knowledge and skills to make positive contributions to their communities through design and construction.