Jill Chaifetz Transfer High School

This school is on their third principal since I moved here, and all of them are horrible. Both my kids attended this school and both experienced physical assaults with injury. Nothing was ever done. They only want attendance they don't care about anything else. The new principal ruined everything send her back to wherever she came from, honestly either send someone who understands the culture and actually care about the safety and education of children or shut the school down! They are so lucky I never sued them. (The superintendent for the district don't fall far behind as well)

I used to go to this school a few years ago. It's an amazing school! I was in P.S. 130 since first grade. The education there is great, and the teachers and staff are really nice. I'm not a current student at P.S. 130 anymore, but I got to School 30 in Yonkers. But I am writing this review because I want other students to attend this amazing school and meet new friends and have a good education. New students would love this school, and so will the parents! The classrooms are like big, there are smart boards, and I think there are closets in the classrooms so students can hang their bags and coats. I would love to visit P.S. 130 again, because it brings back amazing memories. I would recommend this school, 10/10!This review is written by Abigail Batista

St Anselm has come along way. Things were shaky in the beginning but now with our new principal things are really shaping up. I am proud to have my children attend St Anselm school. They are always eager to learn and are treated with compassion.

The Principal at this school need not be here and she is not a principal for this school in the Bronx area, she does not know how to speak to the parents, I had a very serious thing had to my granddaughter, where another other child touched her private parts and she refuses to move her from the same classroom, she and the other staff literally say that my granddaughter is lying, that the child inappropriately touches her leg, what is the child hands doing on her legs. they expect the child and the kids around to say she did it or they see, it is just a natural thing she knows she ( the child) did wrong and she is in trouble. so she's not going to say she did it, and the kids do not want to get involved so they say they do not know. she said she speaks her network and that's what they tell her to do.