342 19th St
Brooklyn, NY 11215

We love PS 10! My kids transferred here last year and were immediately welcomed. The community, staff and Ms. Scott are all wonderful. The school offers such a wide range of programming that makes the school days exciting. There is no shortage of activities for the kids to get involved in such as music, chorus, cooking class and a robust after school programming with awesome classes. Some people say the school is enormous and has too many students but you don't see that and it truly feels like a smaller school. Some teachers are better than others and class sizes could be smaller.

In my option, the school gets MORE credit than they deserve. If you are an upcoming 6th grader, looking for reviews on websites like this, you’ll be fooled, because none of the reviews are recent, and they are often sugar coated. Also, when the administrators send your enrollment email, they make it seem like they are all about “Core Values “ and “ Safety” yet they have no control over us. The hallways are always really loud and disruptive to the ongoing classes, and aren't safe, because people are often play fighting, and pushing. Also between transitioning classes, students are able to pop in AirPods and go on their phones. Then at lunch, when they see they are REALLY losing control, they occasionally decide to blow a whistle, or yell in the horn. Lastly, the school offers nothing for me as a student. No honors classes, no variety in afterschool clubs, due to “low enrollment”, and no lockers, so we constantly have to walk around with our backpacks everywhere we go. So, overall this school is OKAY, but if you can find somewhere better….please do.

My daughter did not get the resources for her IEP, instead the teachers FAILED her without reason because they were “unaware of her IEP”. Secondly, my daughter got bullied out of the school due to her being gay. The students don’t each lunch in the cafeteria due to the fights and how unsafe it is. Do NOT send your child here.