Bronx Aerospace High School

This is a horrible School teachers scream at the kids like theyare their child or an adult. The supervision is disgusting they never know what happen when kids get into a fight and ask the kids what happen. Theres a big lack of supervision they all stand in a corner to chat instead of paying attention to the kids at lunch time. Teachers are rude and dont give enough recognition to the kids for there efforts and also have favortisim. I give this school zero stars!!

This is a okay school if your child is a girl. The school is very sexist not to mention unfair to the male students. Little things count like if a boy is in the front of the line he has to go to the back to be a "gentleman". A girl has a very small chance at getting into trouble no matter what they do. Recently my classmate burped loudly as a joke at lunch to be funny, they teacher gave him detention. Detention is not to just be thrown around, its not a good punishment for a joke. He said excuse me and apologized without even grinning. A girl burped really loudly and laughed loudly, said excuse me and the teacher didn't even look at her weird. That is completely outrageous and makes absolutely no sense. Recently a girl in my class was talking back to a teacher and practically arguing with her because she did not feel like participating, she did not get any punishment. One of my classmates apparently side eyed a teacher after they were screaming at them and being extra because they were doing a handshake with another student in the hallway and got detention. Girls in this school tend to be very rude to teachers, and will often get no punishment, but as soon as a boy disagrees with a teacher he gets a harsh punishment. The school is not a safe place emotionally for young men, they will be brought down. If your child is a young women the school has some pros for them since they will face no bad marks on their record, be treated kindly instead of poorly etc... This school would be amazing if they treated both genders the same, otherwise from that the school is just about fine except for the homework loads. It leaves us as students little to no free time when we get home. The physical environment is safe, and teachers do not put their hands on children. The school does perform quite well academically besides its flaws, but it does not make up for a lot of things. If your child is male he might be respectful to women, but in return will have low self esteem and think of themselves lower than women at any given time. Everyone should be treated equally, not unfairly, this is unfair. If you decide to pick this school for a young male child remember to teach them their worth, and how to respectfully stand up for themselves.

My children and I absolutely love City of Faith Christian School. We’ve been blessed to be apart of the COFCS family for the past 14 years, and I can truly say it has been one of the greatest decisions we’ve made for our family.The teachers and staff are not only dedicated educators but also compassionate mentors who pour their hearts into every child. City of Faith beautifully blends strong academics with Christian values, shaping students into confident, kind, and capable young leaders.Because it’s a smaller school, students benefit from more personalized attention and genuine care. It has been such a gift, especially for my youngest, who is quite shy. The teachers have gone above and beyond to make him feel seen, heard, supported, and confident.What touches me most is how passionate the teachers are about celebrating each student’s growth. They share moments of pride and joy with you, reminding us that they truly see and value every child.My youngest was sick and due to their quick thinking, he was able to get the medical attention needed. I am eternally grateful for all they have and continue to do.I wholeheartedly recommend City of Faith Christian School to any parent looking for a nurturing, faith-base environment where children are not only educated but loved. Your child will thrive academically, spiritually, and emotionally here.