2012 62nd St #2
Brooklyn, NY 11204

I had the opportunity to attend a particular school that presented considerable challenges for my learning journey, necessitating the engagement of a tutor. While the teachers were generally amiable, their instructional abilities were lacking, and their level of investment in our education was noticeably inadequate. Moreover, there appeared to be an undisclosed policy of favoritism, where students were expected to purchase gifts for teachers, often under circumstances that felt coercive. Additionally, the expectation for teachers to reciprocate this practice with the school's administrators seemed unusual and potentially questionable in terms of legality.Another aspect that raised concerns was the preferential treatment granted to the principal, such as exclusive access to private parking, while the rest of the community had to find alternative solutions. Furthermore, occasional instances of expired food being served at the school were observed, raising doubts about the overall commitment to health and safety standards.Financial management at the institution appeared perplexing, as excessive expenditures were allocated to non-essential items, while necessary resources that could greatly benefit students were deemed unaffordable. Although my initial experience was positive due to the friendships I formed, the overall quality of education deteriorated significantly over time. The curriculum seemed lacking, leaving little room for substantial growth and development.In light of these concerns, it is with regret that I must assign a rating of one star to this institution. Consequently, I cannot wholeheartedly recommend enrolling your child here, particularly if you prioritize their educational advancement and overall well-being.

My nephews and my son went to that school. they are not happy, cause this school teachers have No patients and don’t care about kids feelings. Even if you kids enter G&T program. The school will tell you, they don’t have spaces for you. The important thing is teachers are don’t have patients for kids