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Zeta Charter Schools to Open First High School in 35K SF at 517 West 164th Street
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Commercial Observer
Zeta Charter Schools, a network of public charter schools in New York City, has signed a two-year, 35,000-square-foot lease at Saint Rose of Lima Catholic Church at 517 West 164th Street, tenant broker Open Impact Real Estate announced Thursday.
The institution’s new space on the corner of St. Nicholas Avenue and West 164th Street will serve as a temporary campus for Zeta and allow it to open its first high school in August with an inaugural class of ninth-graders.
Zeta will provide accommodations for students while searching for a more permanent dwelling within the neighborhood.
“We are thrilled to welcome our first ninth-grade class into our beautiful high school space in Washington Heights,” Emily Kim, Zeta Charter Schools founder and CEO, said in a statement.
“Creating Zeta High School seats for our Upper Manhattan and South Bronx communities has long been a part of our plan,” Kim added.