The Celentano Biotech Health and Medical Magnet School in New Haven, Connecticut, is a public magnet school for kids in pre-K through eighth grade. The school has about 360 to 370 students and a 10:1 student-to-teacher ratio, which helps keep class sizes small and gives students more academic support. Biotechnology, health, and medical sciences are the school's main subjects. We teach these subjects by having students do projects and work with their hands. Celentano Biotech Health and Medical Magnet School has a very diverse student body, with about 95% of students being minorities, mostly Black and Hispanic. About 81% of students can get free or reduced-price lunch, which shows that there are a lot of different kinds of people in the school. The state has performance data that shows that academic proficiency is still an issue. About 13–15% of students are good at math, and about 23% are good at English/Language Arts, which is below the state average for both subjects. The school spends about $20,224 on each student, which shows that they put a lot of money into programs and teaching materials. The school is in the Prospect Hill neighborhood of New Haven and is known for its STEM-focused mission and friendly community. Celentano Biotech Health and Medical Magnet School has a strong theme and is open to all students, but it needs to keep working on making its core academic outcomes better.