106 Washington Ave #2C
Brooklyn, NY 11205

Our child attends pre-k this year. We've had a very good experience. The classrooms and hallways are inviting, the families are friendly, and the teachers are warm and nurturing--our child gives hers an enormous hug each morning and talks about her incessantly at home. Pre-k students are in their own wing of the building with a separate playground from the older children. They have plenty of enrichment activities throughout the week, such as visiting the music, art, and technology classrooms, as well as guest visitors (they baked bread with a baker one day, for example). We are constantly surprised by what our child comes home having learned. Even within this year I've seen it grow and predict it will continue to do so, especially if families keep getting more involved.

I definitely recommend sending ur child to this school academically wise, and sports wise.Yhe teachers really love these students and all.

This is a great little school. We started attending this year so I can only speak of the first couple of months, but my child is having a wonderful experience. The teachers are engaged and communicative. Each teacher gives extra help during lunch in their subjects, and most of them lead a workshop (technology, debate club, garden club). My child has an IEP and the services are shared with PS 46 - the elementary school downstairs. That is the case with many Middle Schools. The advantage of it is the special education staff is on-site, and the disadvantage is that they are less available than what we were used to in Elementary. The school community is small which makes my child feels comfortable and safe. I love the area of the school, and I feel safe walking there, but feel better seeing my 6th grader in and out of the door. In the past couple of months, my child was given so much free stuff that I could only dream of: free tickets to Carnegie Hall and Lincoln Center, Free tickets to Natural History Museum, trips to Bronx Zoo and Brooklyn Botanical Gardens, skating at Brooklyn Bridge Park, Dental treatment (!!!) and free eyeglasses (!!). The kids already had two parties - Halloween and Hispanic Month. I feel grateful and excited for the future. I know the school puts a lot of energy in 7th and 8th grades to prepare the kids for the daunting high school application process and I trust that my child will have an advantage given all the support she receives.