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At Queens United, every student means EVERY student. Principal Tosha-Lyn Francis. We don't decide on our scholars' future--- we prepare them for it!

“Boondocks” skit written and performed by QUMS scholars. . . #qums289 #pta #middleschool #d29shines #title1school #blackhistory #boondocks

Queens United Middle School 289, in the lovely Laurelton community in Queens, New York, is a tight-knit public school family in District 29. Under the leadership of Principal Tosha-Lyn Francis since 2018, the Queens United Team of staff, students, families, and community supporters work closely together to build a school where every child can ...

The bold Vision of Queens United Middle School 289 (QUMS) is that EVERY student will meet and exceed New York State standards in all subjects. Our Mission is to inspire students to master standards, develop a strong sense of self, and go on to make meaningful contributions to society.

The staff directory of Queens United Middle School 289.

Queens United Middle School 289 is a learning community consisting of three core pillars: critical thinking, civic responsibility, and high school, college and career readiness. All students build and develop the skills to succeed in school and life by way of thinking critically about community issues and becoming informed citizens that take ...

597 Followers, 89 Following, 270 Posts - Queens United Middle School (@qums289) on Instagram: "Queens United MS289 229-02 137th Ave Laurelton,NY 11413 www.queensunited.org"

Our first Sneaker Ball. This about to become a SONYC 289 tradition! Everyone came out drippy! Including our robots! ##sneakerball #nycmiddleschool #middleschool #nycyouth #thechildcenterofny #schooldance

Serving 221 students in grades 6-8, Queens United Middle School ranks in the bottom 50% of all schools in New York for overall test scores (math proficiency is bottom 50%, and reading proficiency is bottom 50%). The percentage of students achieving proficiency in math is 25-29% (which is lower than the New York state average of 46%).