Ps 94 Kings College School

My child is constantly having issues at this school. The school has no real structure. Students hang out in hallways and bathrooms. Children go unmonitored for lengthy amount of times. Teachers only try with students they feel are “worth” trying with. The assistant principal is nice. The principal is a nightmare of a person. Bullying is very present in this school you should hear some of the insults these kids say to eachother when I go to pick up my child. Fights happen inside the school I can’t imagine why children in elementary school could want to be violent with one another. I can’t imagine what gets said inside the actual school building. The school gives more of a daycare feel than an actual school.

Very good school, there was order in the neighborhood, unfortunately they closed it and now they put a Charter School which is a complete mess, the parents come to drop off/pick up the students by car and create tremendous traffic, they block the driveways and are rude when someone ask them to move their cars. Many of them come with loud music in their cars in the mornings. They do not respect the neighborhood to which they do not belong. Lousy decision to put that Charter school here. People in the neighborhood disagree, we have PS56 and it does not show that parents disorder.

I have three children attending The Learning Tree; I recommend this school to everyone simply because of how much my children enjoy being there and enjoy what they are learning. Our school is especially rich in our culture. The Teachers are well-rounded and are up to date with the culture and curriculum in education. The students are thrilled and have a voice at this school. I am satisfied with how the teachers and administrative team are involved with each student.

My child has been at city of faith since nursery school… she continues to excel academically.. the safety of our children are their top priority and they do a great job.. I wish I was able to fund an expansion of the school to keep my daughter there until she’s ready for college.