My children have attended Little Ivies since they were each around 3 months old. As my son heads…read moreoff to kindergarten this fall and we tearfully say goodbye to Little Ivies, I thought it would be a good time to reflect on our years there and share a review. We have had an amazing experience at Little Ivies. We've loved the facility, the people, the program, and the owner/director. The space is so charming and absolutely perfect for children 0-5, and is kept immaculately clean. The care for the younger children is incredible - the babies are so loved by the director and entire staff, not only their main teacher. They do fantastic activities, have the cutest little gym (it may look small, but the 0-2yos who use it universally adore it!), go for neighborhood walks, and spend time in the facility's charming private backyard (so perfect with Covid). As the children get a little older, they continue to have warm, loving caregivers, and also start learning more formally. Given the small class sizes, the teachers have been able to go well beyond the traditional daycare or preschool curriculum, while still incorporating loads of music, movement, arts, and play throughout the day. Now at 5, my almost-kindergartener has amazing relationships, reads very well, and has loads of incredible memories of a lifetime-to-date at Little Ivies. Every teacher has been phenomenal -- hiring amazing people is one of the director's many talents -- and we are so grateful for each and every one of them. We recommend the program wholeheartedly.

I would highly suggest that if you are Adult Dyslexics, with Dyslexic Children, by all means put in…read morean application, and have the tested! I am a Circa 1976 Graduate! I can give you my absolute honest opinion! No school is 110%! You must do the work! The School & Staff will bend over backwards once you are accepted to teach you how to learn being born with Dyslexia! You the student have to buckle down to do the work! I spent 1971 to 1976 at Lorge! They made no promises back then! The Promise Mr. Gold, and Mrs. Springer made to my Parents & I you Peter have the chance to change your enter life by embrace the OG, and as we see you potential to learn seize the day! So New... That's what I did! I use what I learned at Lorge EveryDay I am blessed to wake up, and open my eyes B'H! You can do it! The world "Impossible" means I am possible!

I was shopping around for a non-public school with small classrooms in Manhattan and our board of…read moreeducation representative recommended the Lorge School. It's outstanding! The staff really cares for each student in the school and they work hard to help them succeed! I am continuously impressed with the teachers, administration and the support staff. They truly go out of their way to help the students. The administration is superb at working with the parents for a true partnership. I am so relieved and happy to have our student attending this fantastic educational institution.

Great school in the Jesuit tradition. Oldest Jesuit institution in the region (1841) with an…read moreincredible array of academic, athletic, and organizational activity for the all boys high school. Shares campus and field access with Fordham University so opportunities to shine in an urban setting are done so on the best of facilities. Famous grads include Dodgers broadcaster Vin Scully, Knicks GM Donnie Walsh, and chef Joseph Bastianich from Masterchef.

Six years I lived down the street from the school. I had the opportunity to enter for various…read morereasons on many occasions. I found this school to be typical of most Public Schools in NYC. It captured my heart because I considered it my neighborhood school. I remember used book sales in the vestibule. It helps raise funds for school needs. I came to this location to vote during election time. They were gracious and the premises were always clean. Since I moved from the vicinity I heard of some disturbing incidents. That was a couple years ago. I'm not concerned because even prestigious academy's have had incidents not far from here. PS 169 tightened control and security since then. Just remember that trouble can show up anywhere! Unless someone tells me different, I'm giving PS 169 Four Stars. It's going to be forever in a corner of my heart.

The Robert F Kennedy School is where I attended junior high school from 1977 to 1981. It had a…read moregymnasium, an auditorium, and a woodworking shop.

Years ago my son was denied admission to the high school. The only students from his class that…read morewere admitted to the school were those whose parents attended the school or if you had connections and friends who knew someone. Despite having the highest score BJE score in his eighth grade class he was denied admission. Many of his friends ridiculed him for not getting in. It is about twenty years later now and my son is married with a lovely family. He is a successful neurosurgeon in a teaching hospital in New York. We are all glad that politics did not affect his higher education. Ramaz has a lot to learn from the mistakes that have affected many young teenagers who felt like failures due to their lack of good judgement in choosing their students.

Ramaz provides a perfect balance of stellar Judaic studies and general studies education while…read moreteaching the importance of being a mensch.

My son goes to ms 223 and He came home about a few months ago and told me that he over heard two…read moreteachers talking about hows the Principal of MS223 is under investigation for fraud. I went to parent teacher confreces and the teacher told He is under investigation for some stuff but she did not give me details and told me not to tell any one. I am thou and I am concerned about what is going on at that school and as a parent I deserve to know! I am going to go to the DOE and find out what is going on there. I was told i have to file a FOIL to find out. Will keep everyone posted.

I love this school. Every time I visit I see new things. They have a brand new science lab and the…read morestaff is special. It is truly a place where kids lives are changed!

I went to this school when I was younger ( now 30 years old ) and now my three year old son attends…read morehere for 3k and it's nothing but pleasant. I never came across rude staff/teachers during my time nor now that my son is there. Everyone always very nice to me and my son.

I am a former student of PS36. I wish I could give this place zero stars. I would give it zero…read morestars because for one reason, my fourth grade teacher Ms.Delisa Williams was discriminative towards me and my friend!!! Due to the fact that we were a little chunky. She would never let us participate in class and she and she would also bully us another way! She would call us names like annoying and that was very mean of her! She was the worst teacher I have ever had.I can't express that enough. Also she would play favoritism on who she would let actually explain their work in class. She also pretended to lose my assignment and lie to my mom about it .she said that I put it on the counter where the water was.she would not even teach us anything. She would decide if we get to eat candy in class unless she gives it to us then it's OK to eat it. I hated her!!!!!!! I wouldn't recommend this school.

Jackie Robinson Education Center is a excellent resource for students and the community. My…read moredaughter and I visit frequently, especially when we need to vote. The grounds and the areas inside that we have visited are very clean and comfortable. There's a lot of food choices in the neighborhood and easy access to public transportation. It's close to our home so we walk. If you have children I recommend you look into the activities. You may want to plan for your children to attend when they reach the age range for Middle School.