New York City. In Woodside and Sunnyside, 11% of elementary school students missed twenty or more days per school year, lower than the citywide average of 20%. Additionally, 86% of high school students in Woodside and Sunnyside graduate on time, more than the citywide average of 75%. Schools Woodside contains the following public schools: PS 11 Kathryn Phelan (grades K-6) PS 12 James B Colgate (grades K-5) PS 151 Mary D Carter (grades PK-5) PS 152 Gwendolyn N Alleyne School (grades PK-5) PS 229 Emanuel Kaplan (grades PK-5) IS 125 Thomas J McCann Woodside Intermediate School (grades 6–8) William Cullen Bryant High School (grades 9–12) There are also several private schools, including: Corpus Christi Elementary School Greater New York Academy Razi School Saint Sebastian's Elementary School Library The Queens Public Library's Woodside branch is located at 54-22 Skillman Avenue. Green spaces Parks in the area include: Doughboy Plaza, bounded by Woodside Avenue, 52nd Street, and 39th Road. It was originally a children's playground but is now a landscaped triangle. Windmuller Park (now Lawrence Virgilio Playground), between 39th Road and 39th Drive from 52nd to 54th Streets. It was originally named after Louis Windmuller, a local resident who was a German immigrant and a businessman. In 2002 the park was renamed after Lawrence Virgilio, a firefighter who died in the September 11 attacks. The park's facilities include fields and courts for baseball and handball; a playground and spray shower; a running track; a swimming pool; and fitness equipment. Lawrence Virgilio Playground is used to be called Windmuller Park which was the name of a successful banking industry owner. In 2002 the park's playground was named for Lawrence Virgilio (1962–2001), a New York City Firefighter who died in the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001. It has open-air stage, a renovated ADA- accessible comfort station, mini-pool, exercise track, pathways, fencing, basketball courts, and new exercise equipment which helps the neighbor people to enjoy their off day. Windmuller Park offers fitness activities and recreation every Thursday through August as a boot camp from 9:00 am –10:00 am. This park was named under the preeminent banker Mr. Louis Windmuller. In 1936, Windmuller's children donated the family land to the city and it developed shortly after under the federal works administration relief work program. Big Bush Park, north side of Laurel Hill Boulevard between 61st and 64th Streets. It was built on a plot