JAMES MADISON HIGH SCHOOL (NEW YORK)


'James Madison High School' is a public high school located at 3787 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn, New York, and educates grades 9 through 12. It is part of Region 6 in the New York City Department of Education. The current principal is Joseph Gogliormella.
Built over 75 years ago, James Madison has graduated several Nobel Prize winners[1], famous musicians, authors, sports players, and a United States Supreme Court Justice.
The 2006 election of Bernard Sanders (I-VT) to the U.S. Senate, meant that three sitting Senators, including Charles Schumer (D-NY) and Norm Coleman (R-MN), will be graduates of James Madison.

Contents
Notable alumni
Statistics
Notes

Notable alumni



Cal Abrams, Major League Baseball Player

Larry Baxter, Professional Basketball Player

Gary Becker, Nobel Prize Winner - Economics

Mimi Benzell, Opera Singer (deceased)

Albert Blumenthal, New York State Assembly Leader

Carmela Seidel Bourcier, Executive Producer

Andrew Dice Clay, Comedian

Norm Coleman, US Senator (Minnesota)

Stanley Cohen, Nobel Prize winner

Sonny Fox, TV Personality

William Gaines, Publisher of Mad Magazine

Marty Glickman, Olympian, Sports Broadcaster

Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Supreme Court Justice

Stanley Kaplan, Educational Testing Innovator

Stanley Karnow, Pulitzer Prize Author

Carole King (Klein),singer/songwriter

Martin Landau, Actor

Rudy LaRusso, Professional Basketball Player

John William Malone, U.S Congressman

Bruce Morrow, "Cousin Brucie" of Radio

Sylvia Porter, Financial Columnist (deceased)

Chris Rock, Comedian

Bernard Sanders, U.S. Senator (Vermont)

Charles Schumer, U.S. Senator (New York)

Irwin Shaw, Novelist (deceased)

Judy Blum Sheindlin, Judge/TV Personality

Claire Shulman Kantoff, Queens Borough President

Janis Siegel, Singer

Robert Solow, Nobel Prize Winner-Economics

Frank Torre, Professional Baseball player

Stephen Joel Trachtenberg, University President

Roger Shulman, Screenwriter ALF, Shrek

Thaddeus Boyd (1980), an African American realist and actor (Tears of the Sun).

Howie Klein, President of Reprise/Warner Bros. Records between 1989 and 2001, and a Progressive political activist.

Statistics



★ Total Student Population - 4,500


★ Female - 1,848 = 46.15%


★ Male - 2,156 = 53.85%

★ Ethnicity


★ American Indian - 7 = 0.17%


★ Asian / Pac. Islam - 638 = 15.93%


★ Hispanic - 497 = 12.41%


★ Black - 916 = 22.88%


★ White - 1,880 = 46.95%


★ Not Reported - 66 = 1.65%

★ English Language Learners (ELL)


★ ELL - 317 = 7.92%

★ Special Education


★ General Ed - 3,688 = 92.11%


★ Least Restrictive Environment - 189 = 4.72%


★ Most Restrictive Environment - 127 = 3.17%

Notes


1. Nobel Prize laureates by secondary school affiliation


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