The Buckley School, NYC
Primary and Secondary EducationNew York, United States51-200 Employees
The Buckley School in New York City is a private, K–9 educational institution for boys. Founded in 1913, the school emphasizes a holistic approach to development, combining a traditional curriculum with opportunities for leadership, public speaking, arts, and athletics to foster personal integrity and lifelong learning. Serving students in a single-gex era setting in Manhattan, Buckley supports small-group instruction across six major subjects and two foreign languages, while actively engaging families through a range of events and committees that connect parents with the school community. The school positions itself as a community-centered day school where students are encouraged to be respectful, collaborative, and engaged both inside the classroom and in extracurricular activities. Buckley’s environment prioritizes partnerships among students, faculty, and parents to nurture growth and character as well as academic achievement. A notable recent development includes recognition of administrative leadership, reflecting ongoing professional contributions within the school’s governance and operations.