Ps 55 Henry M Boehm

I was screamed at repeatedly by my fourth grade teacher and the coordinator of the Inclusion program at this school. Transfer your children out of here and into PS1 if you can.

There are notable areas of concern regarding the school’s administration and leadership practices that have impacted the overall school culture, teacher morale, and communication.One of the main challenges at P.S. 32 appears to be a lack of consistent and transparent communication from administration. Teachers often feel decisions are made without adequate collaboration or input from staff, which can lead to confusion, inconsistency in expectations, and frustration. This top-down approach has, at times, created a climate where staff feel unheard and undervalued, limiting opportunities for genuine teamwork and shared problem-solving. Leadership that is more collaborative and responsive could strengthen the school community and lead to more cohesive implementation of initiatives.Another concern is the uneven support teachers receive when addressing student behavior or academic challenges. While some administrators are proactive and visible, others appear disengaged or unavailable when issues arise. This inconsistency can make it difficult for teachers to feel supported in maintaining a positive learning environment. A stronger administrative presence within classrooms—focused on partnership and professional growth rather than solely compliance—would help foster trust and improve both teacher and student outcomes. Stay away.

This school has no respect to the parents The administrators who solve and discuss problems with parents are very mean and do not provide any help and do not want to cooperate with parents in solving issues related to students. They only promise to help and do nothing.

My son is disabled and excelling in this school! I love the caring environment and energy of the teachers and staff. Amazing school. Won’t trade it for the world!

Finding a daycare you truly trust is not easy, but this one has been such a special part of our family’s life. My older daughter went here from 7 months through pre-K, and even now at 9 years old, she still talks about how much she loved her teachers and the memories she made there—that alone says everything.Now my youngest daughter, who is 10 months old, has been going here since she was 4 months old, and I had another wonderful experience. From the very beginning, the staff made me feel comfortable and reassured during such an emotional transition. They are incredibly hands-on, attentive, and genuinely caring with the children.Every teacher I’ve encountered has been warm, friendly, and engaged. It’s clear they truly enjoy what they do, and that reflects in how happy the kids are. I love knowing my daughter is not only safe, but also loved and nurtured every day.I feel so lucky to have found a place that has been so consistently wonderful for both of my children.

This is one of the worst schools you can send your child to. I was told that it is a "privilege" to go to this school. The logic being that you're paying for it. There are many cases of bullying and entitled children and parents who attend this school. There is nothing holy or catholic about this place since the disgusting behavior goes against catholic principles. The principal is useless as an administrator and the teachers also encourage the behavior of the children by being divisive. Many parents have pulled their children out of this school and it is the best decision. Any complaints will fall on deaf ears. When you show up at the school, the front desk secretary is the most abrasive, and miserable person you will ever encounter. She will treat you like you're one of the students and has a horrible personality. She's the gatekeeper and her interactions with parents leaves a lot to be desired. I have pulled my daughter out of this miserable place and it is the best decision I have made.