A Childs Place Too

This school is really fun and , has a lot of kind people in it , It’s one if the best schools.

Una escuela donde se ve el compromiso y el amor hacia los estudiantes, todo el personal excelente . Ms Gil gran coordinadora.

PS212 is a great neighborhood school. It has a warm community and teachers who care. We'd send our child there again if we were to start over. However, there is one aspect of this school that is lacking: The children don't get enough recess or outdoor time because the school has limited outdoor space. I am understanding of this challenge, but I am greatly disappointed in the school's solution: They show movies in the auditorium at lunch time every single day (kids alternate between movie days and outdoor days). Kids should have playtime (in the classroom, if needed), not screen time. The movie culture extends beyond the recess hours, as well. Both specials and classroom teachers "reward" kids with movies. There is so much non-academic screen time at PS212 that I am giving it only 3 stars.

Estamos muy agradecidos con esta maravillosa escuela. Mis hijos están aprendiendo mucho, especialmente en español y matemáticas, y cada día se sienten más seguros y confiados. Los maestros y el personal son fantásticos, amables y siempre están dispuestos a ayudar. El director es realmente increíble y dirige la escuela con dedicación y cariño. Nos sentimos muy felices de ser parte de esta comunidad escolar.

My son came here and kindergarten and he said it was very fun and he had to do remote learning and for first grade he had Miss Martinez, she was an awesome teacher. She would give my son prizes when they filled up the sticker chart, and the second grade. They had Miss Monge she was also a very nice teacher. She was very nice to him and stuff and by the way, my son is Benjamin and if you know him you know and he said he wanted his teachers to see this review so I hope the teachers see this review and overall PS 222 is a lovely school

The ratings would seem pretty apt for the mid 90s, but the fact this persists in the present day? Not at all surprising.