School For Human Rights

My child went to this school last year and I was very unsatisfied. The leadership is very poor. Many of the staff members are older mean, rude and harsh when speaking and disciplining the students. There was only one school safety agent in the whole entire school. Also, the school didn't like parents coming to visit their child in the classroom. There was no extracurricular activities in the school such as basketball, art, dance, steelpan or music. The principal was very unwelcoming, unapproachable and unfriendly. I am so happy my child goes to a better school in another district.

Our child is in Ms. Titus' Kindergarten class. We have had such a great experience, thus far. Our child is eager to go to school everyday, where Ms. Titus provides a nurturing and safe learning environment for all. We are appreciative of the growth that is being made and look forward to the rest of a great year!

Let me keep it all the way real, because parents deserve the truth, not sugar-coated nonsense.I came into PS 235 hoping for community, safety, and adults who actually show up for our kids. What I got instead? A whole circus with no ringmaster, and children paying the price.If you’re reading this trying to decide whether to send your baby here — let my experience be your blinking caution sign.Your child deserves safety.Your child deserves honesty.Your child deserves staff who actually care and PAY ATTENTION.PS 235 did not give us that.

ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI CATHOLIC ACADEMY EXISTS TO PROVIDE QUALITY EDUCATION, ROOTED IN THE VALUES OF JESUS. THIS LEARNING COMMUNITY IS DEDICATED TO EMPOWERING STUDENTS TO WORK WITH OTHERS TO CREATE A JUST AND PEACEFUL SOCIETY.Students represent all levels of ability, both academically and socially. The school community strives to work together to nurture students who are cooperative, compassionate, kind-hearted, good-natured, respectful and responsible.

My oldest son attended Mary Bobb, the Winthrop location, when he was 2.5 years old and still wearing pampers. He was always greeted with kindness, taught to be respectful and and was even potty trained there. He enjoyed going to daycare everyday. We loved his teacher Ms. Yvonne. That son is now 6 years old, obviously in elementary school, so I'm unaware of any changes between then and now other than the Winthrop location closing but I will be looking very strongly into this daycare as my youngest in just turning two now.