Queens High For Language Studies

Worst experience for my child with special needs. Leadership and communication is what they need in this school. They need a specialize teacher that truly care about there students and emotions. There accommodations for students with IEPs are not as followed , leading to behaviors to escalate for a child. Principal is not a leader or a voice in this school, just complains and makes you and your child feel uncomfortable and discriminated. Took me a while to write this but I feel everyone should know if a child has an iep this school is not a fit and better off going with a different school.

i was bullied ever single day of my time here. The teachers do not care whatsoever and the kids use horrible language . i would rate this 1/2, but i can't

P.S. 242q is a hidden gem. It is a small school that really puts the students' needs first. If your looking for a great school P.S. 242q is a wom=nderful place.

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unprofessional, lack of integrity, poor communication, school is controlled by the church, leadership in both the school and church is unstable and not ideal.HomeworkThis school has an effective approach to homework, a unfair amount of homeworkthey keep the kids happy to keep the parents happy so they can continue to meet their sales benchmarksTeachersTeachers at this school are effective:anyone can teach here, they don't have to be licensed.CharacterThis school develops strong character in its students, like integrity, compassion and respect:staff at school do not exemplify strong character let alone foster it.LeadershipLeadership at this school is effective:leadership has grown weak, essentially become a funding source to the church.Learning DifferencesThis school effectively supports students with learning differences:negative, they've created a dual language program to attract the flourishing chinese population, but neglect to foster those students' development. weaker students get left behind. stronger students get the attention.