Ps 220 Edward Mandel

I have had 2 children here, starting in 2018 and one is still there. This is a fantastic gem that is underrated in the community. Don’t sleep on this school! They have a variety of clusters, daily recess that is prioritized, and weekly enrichment based on student interest. My kids have learned so many cool things in enrichment! Mock trial, crocheting, physics, newspaper - the offerings are incredible. Admin is very responsive and make decisions that prioritize kids. We’ve never had a teacher we didn’t like. I love 175 and couldn’t be happier that my kids started their schooling here.

it do4s nkit show you all the subjects and there are lots of fghtsts there. and pricniple does not care about no one.,

I couldn't agree more with the previous parent aboit the principal that governs her school with an iron fist. I can't complain about the teachers there, they are great, but the principal has no social skills and can be very demeaning. My child graduated from there and walked away with a lot of positive memories there. I cant magine the stress and anxiety the teachers must have in there. Lighten up a little lady!!

P.S. 13 has been an incredible experience for our family. The teachers are truly hardworking and deeply committed to their students’ growth, both academically and personally. Their dedication shows not only in the classroom, but also in the thoughtful way they communicate with parents—always keeping us informed, involved, and confident in our child’s progress.My daughter absolutely loves her school and especially her teacher, which speaks volumes about the nurturing and engaging environment they’ve created. It’s clear that the staff genuinely care about each child’s well-being and success.What makes P.S. 13 even more special is the variety of fun events and activities throughout the year. These moments bring the school community together and create lasting memories for the students. It’s a place where learning is joyful, connections are strong, and children feel supported every day.

I went to school there back in the early 70's for first and second grade and even at my age now, I still carry what I have learned there into adulthood.