St. Athanasius School

Estimados papitos , en mi experiencia fue la peor decisión que tome al permitir que mi hijo esté en P9 distrito 75 , mi hijo sufrió maltrato físico en varias ocasiones por los docentes y nunca hicieron absolutamente nada , hice una queja por escrito nunca respondieron , en verdad no lo recomiendo para nada , no me hablaban jamás de mis derechos ni me querían dejar sacarle al mi niño de esta escuela , tuve que ir a otra escuela donde me asesoraron de los derechos del niño , en verdad fue un trauma psicológico haberle tenido a mi niño ahí , terrible experiencia

I was a student here back in 2010, its 2025 now. This school took my phone which was a memorable phone full of pictures of me and my dad, and I no longer have this phone because of this school, who refused to give it back, and the end of the school year they tried giving it back but it wasn't even my phone. It was a fake phone that wasn't even mines at all. Till this day it affects me because it was a valuable item for me and they never gave it back.

I attended PS66 in 1966 before we moved to Syracuse, New York. I remember being afraid to go to school because if you wore the wrong color, you would have to fight. We lived on Longfellow Avenue which was near the school so I knew I could run home before being beat up. Even though it was a long time ago, I had fond memories of growing up in the Bronx.

My daughter is been in this school since pre- k and the experience is being so good that I trying to keep her there, they work with your child, they show discipline and respect but remember parents needs to be involve in the education as well and they constantly speak to you about your child progress. I feel the school is great in all aspect. I strongly recommend this school my son will be starting pre-k soon as well.

The school’s new policy has created instability for scholars. On Fridays, elementary students are dismissed at 12:50 p.m., yet high school students are released 40 minutes later, which causes significant inconvenience for families, changes would be advised. The uniform policy is also unnecessarily strict. For example, students are penalized for wearing a plain navy-blue shirt without a logo. In some cases, being sent home to change or given lunch detention, though gray pants without a logo are which doesn't make sense. These punishments negatively ruins student attendance.Furthermore, issues of safety and fairness remain unaddressed. Some students continue to disrupt classrooms and make inappropriate, including homophobic, comments. This completely ruins the experience for students that go to this specific DP School.Rather than prioritizing skirt lengths and logo placement, the administration should focus on fostering a safe learning environment, supporting academic achievement, and preparing students for college and future opportunities, not what you have on your body. Which I believe is truly unjust for a school that claims they care about their students.While the school offers valuable resources, the current system makes the basic act of attending and learning unnecessarily difficult. This school should take consideration in more suggestive and supportive ideas to benefit the environment more instead of making unfair rules not everyone has the privilege to control.12:50 p.m.