We are a tuition-free, public charter school serving grades K-12. Our Admissions is done by blind lottery, meaning no test scores, grades, recommendations or behavioral histories will be taken into consideration during the application process. Any student can apply to Brooklyn Prospect!
The 2020-21 lottery application is now open for grades K, 6 and 9 on SchoolMint. To apply, simply sign up and create an account to get started on your application. You may easily check and/or review your application status at any time by signing into your SchoolMint account.
All lottery applicants will receive their lottery results electronically via email and/or text within 24-72 hours after the April lottery.
For students applying post-lottery or to grades other than K, 6, and 9, the waitlist application for the 2020-2021 school year is now open on SchoolMint. Simply sign up and create an account to get started on your application. You can easily check and/or review your waitlist status at any time by signing into your SchoolMint account. Students admitted from our rolling waitlist will be contacted electronically via email and/or phone, so please be sure to update your contact information if it changes. As your student rises to each intake year (6th or 9th), please submit a new application to be considered for the lottery.
Please note, waitlists are established by qualifying preferences, and/or waitlist application timestamp.
Click your school of interest below to learn more about Information Nights & Admissions Preferences. Please note, due to the large number of applicants, tours are only offered to admitted students and families after the April lottery.
80 Willoughby St | Grades K-5 | District 13
Applications will be accepted for grades K-5, with openings expected in kindergarten.
All rising kindergarten students will be asked to complete a lottery application. All other students will be asked to complete the waitlist application.
We offer lottery preference to:
Applicant families are strongly encouraged to attend an information session, held on the below dates and times. Each information session features a formal presentation by the school principal, followed by a question & answer session. No RSVP is required. Please note that sessions do not include a tour of building facilities.
*Students who participate in the lottery with a preference but are unable to substantiate that preference will be placed at the end of the waitlist. Parents/guardians must provide proof of birth and district residency upon registration.
In cases of transient families applying to Brooklyn Prospect, contact admissions@brooklynprospect.org.
1st Information Night:
80 Willoughby St | Grades K-5 | District 13
October 22, 2019 | 6-7:00 pm
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2nd Information Night:
80 Willoughby St | Grades K-5 | District 13
March 5, 2020 | 6-7:30 pm
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*Due to the large number of applicants, tours are only offered to admitted students and families after the April lottery.
3002 Fort Hamilton Parkway | Kindergarten | District 15
Lottery applications will be accepted for Kindergarten only for Fall 2020. Curious about this school? Check out our FAQs!
We offer lottery preference to:
Applicant families are strongly encouraged to attend an information session, held on the below dates and times. Each information session features a formal presentation by the school principal, followed by a question & answer session. No RSVP is required. Please note that sessions do not include a tour of building facilities.
*Students who participate in the lottery with a preference but are unable to substantiate that preference will be placed at the end of the waitlist. Parents/guardians must provide proof of birth and district residency upon registration.
In cases of transient families applying to Brooklyn Prospect, contact admissions@brooklynprospect.org.
1st Information Night
Monday, March 16 (6pm – 7:30 pm)
*This event will be held remotely* Please visit THIS LINK for the webinar.
2nd Information Night:
Tuesday, March 17 (6pm – 7:30 pm)
*This event will be held remotely* Please visit THIS LINK for the webinar.
*Due to the large number of applicants, tours are only offered to admitted students and families after the April lottery.
1100 Fulton St | Grades 6-8 | District 13
Applications will be accepted for grades 6-8, with openings expected in 6th grade. All rising 6th grade students will be asked to complete a lottery application. All other students will be asked to complete the waitlist application.
We offer lottery preference to:
Applicant families are strongly encouraged to attend an information session, held on the below dates and times. Each information session features a formal presentation by the school principal, followed by a question & answer session. No RSVP is required. Please note that sessions do not include a tour of building facilities.
*Students who participate in the lottery with a preference but are unable to substantiate that preference will be placed at the end of the waitlist. Parents/guardians must provide proof of birth and district residency upon registration.
In cases of transient families applying to Brooklyn Prospect, contact admissions@brooklynprospect.org.
1st Information Night
1100 Fulton St | Grades 6-8 | District 13
November 4, 2019 | 6-7 pm
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2nd Information Night – CANCELED AS PRECAUTIONARY MEASURE DUE TO CORONAVIRUS
1100 Fulton St | Grades 6-8 | District 13
March 10, 2020 | 6-7 pm
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*Due to the large number of applicants, tours are only offered to admitted students and families after the April lottery.
3002 Fort Hamilton Parkway* | Grades 6-8 | District 15
*Interim location starting Fall 2020: 40 Flatbush Ave. Ext. (District 13)
Applications will be accepted for grades 6-8, with openings expected in 6th grade. All rising 6th grade students will be asked to complete a lottery application. All other students will be asked to complete the waitlist application.
We offer lottery preference to:
Applicant families are strongly encouraged to attend an information session, held on the below dates and times. Each information session features a formal presentation by the school principal, followed by a question & answer session. No RSVP is required. Please note that sessions do not include a tour of building facilities.
Students who participate in the lottery with a preference but are unable to substantiate that preference will be placed at the end of the waitlist. Parents/guardians must provide proof of birth and district residency upon registration.
In cases of transient families applying to Brooklyn Prospect, contact admissions@brooklynprospect.org.
1st Information Night
3002 Ft Hamilton Pkwy | Grades 6-8 | D-15
October 21, 2019 | 6-7 pm
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2nd Information Night – CANCELED AS PRECAUTIONARY MEASURE DUE TO CORONAVIRUS
3002 Ft Hamilton Pkwy | Grades 6-8 | D-15
March 10 2020 | 6-7 pm
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*Due to the large number of applicants, tours are only offered to admitted students and families after the April lottery.
3002 Fort Hamilton Parkway | Grade 9-12 | District 15
Applications will be accepted for grades 9-12, with openings expected in 9th grade. All rising 9th grade students will be asked to complete a lottery application. All other students will be asked to complete the waitlist application. Seats rarely open for 11th and 12th grade.
We offer lottery preference to:
Applicant families are strongly encouraged to attend an information session, held on the below dates and times. Each information session features a formal presentation by the school principal, followed by a question & answer session. No RSVP is required. Please note that sessions do not include a tour of building facilities.
*Students who participate in the lottery with a preference but are unable to substantiate that preference will be placed at the end of the waitlist. Parents/guardians must provide proof of birth and district residency upon registration.
In cases of transient families applying to Brooklyn Prospect, contact admissions@brooklynprospect.org.
3002 Ft Hamilton Pkwy | Grades 9-12 | D-15
Tuesday, November 19 2019 | 6-7:30 pm
*Due to the large number of applicants, tours are only offered to admitted students and families after the April lottery.
Admissions is by blind lottery – that means no test scores, grades, recommendations or behavioral histories will be taken into consideration during the application process.