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P.S./I.S. 104 The Fort Hamilton School: SHSAT testers and specialized high school offers, 2022-2025

District 20 · Brooklyn · DBN 20K104

8th graders, 2025
157
Sat the SHSAT
86
Took the test
55%
Offers
14

In 2025 admissions, 86 of the 157 eighth graders at P.S./I.S. 104 The Fort Hamilton School who applied to high school sat the SHSAT: 55%, more than half the grade. That is close to the 54% rate across District 20. Citywide, among public middle schools that published both counts, 37% of eighth graders sat the test. It ranks 7th of 16 in District 20 on that measure. Its eighth grade is the 8th largest of 16 in District 20, above the median of 154.

14 students from the school received an offer to one of the eight testing specialized high schools, 16% of its testers. Across the city, 4,023 offers went to 25,933 testers that year, 15.5%. It ranks 62nd of the 116 middle schools whose 2025 offer count was large enough to be published.

The number of testers went from 65 in 2022 admissions to 86 in 2025, up 21. The sharpest move came between 2024 and 2025, when it rose by 24. Offers went from 8 in 2022 to 14 in 2025, with a high of 15 in 2023.

In District 20, the most offers in 2025 admissions went to students from J.H.S. 201 The Madeleine Brennan School (113), out of 469 published for the district as a whole.

Discovery, the DOE’s summer program that offers a specialized high school seat to disadvantaged students who complete it, counted 6 of its students in 2025 (other years: 5 or fewer, not published).

Year by year

SHSAT testers and specialized high school offers at P.S./I.S. 104 The Fort Hamilton School by admissions year, from the New York City Department of Education.
Admissions year8th gradersSat the SHSATTook the testOffersDiscovery
20221426546%85 or fewer (not published)
20231638049%155 or fewer (not published)
20241566240%75 or fewer (not published)
20251578655%146
District 20, 20253,8912,11654%at least 469
New York City, 202525,9334,023

“2025 admissions” means students who sat the SHSAT as eighth graders in the 2024-25 school year and received offers for fall 2025, as in the DOE’s admissions outcomes report. “8th graders” counts the school’s eighth graders who applied to high school; “took the test” divides testers by that count when both are published. The district row adds the published counts of its schools, so its offers are a floor; the city row is the DOE’s own total. “Not listed” means the school is absent from that year’s file.

Schools in District 20 with a similar share of testers

The schools just above and below P.S./I.S. 104 The Fort Hamilton School when District 20’s schools are ordered by the share of eighth graders who sat the SHSAT in 2025 admissions.

Every school in District 20, side by side

What to do with these numbers

Your child is in 8th grade now

Registration closes October 30. Test day: November 18.

November 18 is the SHSAT School Day; the weekend sittings are November 14/15 and November 21. Whatever the count at P.S./I.S. 104 The Fort Hamilton School, the decision to sit the test is yours, and a scored official practice test tells you more about your own child than any school figure.

Dates read on schools.nyc.gov on October 3, 2026.

Your child is in 5th grade

Middle school applications: October 14 to December 11.

The middle school you choose now is where the SHSAT years happen. These counts show how many eighth graders sit the test at each school and how many get an offer; they do not say why. Ask the schools on your list how many of their students sit the SHSAT and how they prepare them, and plan the preparation for 6th and 7th grade, not for the October of 8th.

Dates for fall 2027 entry read on schools.nyc.gov on October 3, 2026.

P.S./I.S. 104 The Fort Hamilton School is a school figure. Your child needs a score.

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Figures from Specialized High Schools Admissions Tests Results (school counts) and Specialized High Schools Admissions Overall Summary (city totals), New York City Department of Education, as listed for DBN 20K104. Rebuilt 2026-10-03. Method and caveats are set out on the index page. Back to all 721 middle schools.

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