Not a good school and I do not recommend you to go to this school. This is not supposed to be at…read moreschool either way. first, this doesn't even look like a school second you don't even have your own right you can't even talk.

Mixed Crowd... not just Arab. Big home to the Hispanic Muslim community & converts. Offers a lot…read moreof events that are held up by the community such as every last Sunday of the month: family potluck dinner night. Huge building... parking lot is small.. and has a school below.

The teachers, staff, and community create a welcoming environment that truly feels like home!…read moreExperience an outstanding academic program infused with Christ-centered education.

It is a school that serves kindergarten through 12th grade. Located right on route 208 north in a…read moregreat location. It is a part of the Hawthorne Gospel Church and teaches biblical values as a central part of their curriculum. The facilities are state of the art, the athletics get better and better every year, and the staff are some of the most knowledgeable, dedicated, and loving teachers in the world. The classes are small so the the student teacher ratios are always very good. Many of the alumni that I have talked to are still great friends with the people they went to high school with because the bonds formed at Hawthorne Christian last.

After homeschooling our children for several years, my wife and I decided we wanted to send our 4…read moreoldest children to a solid, well run academy with enough diversity in its curriculum to cover a broad spectrum. We found that and so much more at Grace Christian Academy. The classical Christian approach utilized at GCA not only challenges our children, but has molded them into so much more than what we bargained for. We've noticed changes in character, maturity, discipline as well as a dramatic change their work ethic as well. The work load at GCA is heavy and extremely challenging, but also well balanced and geared toward equipping a child's mind to becoming not only successful as an adult, but impacting the world through the eyes of God's Word. No school I know of employs such a curriculum quite like GCA. We are very thankful to God to be able to send our children there. Their staff is on par with excellence.

We love GCA. My daughter started this year. The school has been so safe and accommodating to the…read morenew Covid regulations, while doing everything they can to make sure they are still able to meet. My child enjoys going to school and loves her teachers. I would recommend this school 100%

Attended nursery and kindergarten at Our Saviour's. From what I can remember, the teachers and…read morestaff were caring and patient. Lots of opportunities for outdoor play activities as well as arts and crafts and snacks (cookies and Hi-C ). When I attended the school school bus pick up was available. My school bus driver and teacher actually recognized and waved hello to me a decade later!

My child goes here for the 4s class and they are absolutely wonderful. The transition was handled…read morecarefully and professionally and they care deeply about each and every child. Mrs. Alexander is a dream. Non-denominational, very progressive and inclusive. I feel very very lucky we got in.

This is one of the nicer churches in Brooklyn. Located in Sunset Park, OLPH has mostly Spanish…read morelanguage Masses.

Churches in Brooklyn aren't usually this big, but even after 125 years, Our Lady of Perpetual Help…read moreis still as impressive as ever. Due to its gargantuan size and old world architecture, Our Lady of Perpetual Help (OLPH) is more on the lines of basilica status, which in church terms is as grand as it gets. I have only been here a couple of times, but each experience was a bit like stepping back in time. While many churches in the area tend to slant more modern, OLPH shines with its dated look. The main church is cathedral worthy and the lower church functions quite well as opposed to other basement layouts. Yet there are subtle things, such as the shiny floors and lighting. It's not a bright church in the least, but the interior has the ambiance of a concert hall with a bit of antiquity. It sounds a little crazy, but one just has to see this place at both day and night and not see the same thing. In terms of things I think that could be better, I've seen them go overtime often and I wish they'd update the rows and pews. Knees are sore just typing this. In terms of the mass schedule, it's as versatile as I've seen anywhere. There are Sunday masses in English, Spanish, Chinese (Mandarin), and Vietnamese. They split time between the main church and lower level, which means folks don't have to miss out on anything.

We've had an amazing experience at the Southfield Institute and couldn't be more grateful for the…read morefoundation this school has provided for both of our children. My daughter is currently in 4th grade and loves going to school every day. The teachers are nurturing, dedicated, and truly care about each child's academic and emotional growth. They go above and beyond to keep families informed and involved, and it's clear how much effort goes into creating a safe, supportive, and engaging learning environment. Our son also attended [School Name] through 8th grade and had a fantastic experience. Thanks to the strong academic preparation he received here, he passed all of his Regents exams and transitioned into high school with confidence. He did very well academically, and we credit much of his success to the solid foundation built at this school. What we especially appreciate is the balance between strong academics and the focus on character development. Both of our children have not only grown as students but also as kind, respectful, and responsible individuals. We feel incredibly lucky to be part of this school community and highly recommend it to any family looking for a caring, high-quality educational environment.

Great program .Both my kids attend Smiles Around Us and i"m very happy with all the progress that…read morethey are having. Great leadership, great place.

It is unfortunate that I should be the one to write the first review for this church, as I am not,…read morein fact a "believer." In spite of my lack of faith, however, this church has been such a key institution over the course of my life, that I love it and can't imagine my life without it. It's where I went to nursery school and preschool and made my first childhood friends, and it's where I went to my first Greek school class. It's where my brother and many of my cousins were christened, and it's the church that my family visited for many years during the Greek Orthodox Easter Holy Week. Its "Gold Room" is where I remember spending many a New Year's Eve during my childhood, and its Greek festivals during special weekends were where I loved eating souvlakia and loukoumades, shopping at the massive flea market set-up in the parochial school gym, and riding on the Ferris Wheel set up outside with my cousin. With or without a belief in the teachings of the Bible and Jesus, Three Hierarchs Church is an important part of who I am. I could not write a review for Three Hierarchs and fail to mention the indomitable Father Eugene Pappas, the figure who most embodies what Three Hierarchs means for everyone who has ever been there, for better or worse. He is a controversial figure in the community, and maybe that is why he is my lifelong favorite priest, and a figure whom I regard with a mixture of awe and fear. I stand among the few in my own family who view him with admiration, because many are put off by his admittedly caustic brand of humor, and his befuddling combination of sincere compassion for the community mixed with an imperious disdain for what he decries as the failure of his congregation (always changing) to better support the Church and Christianity itself by living as better Christians. I imagine he would regard my own lack of faith with disappointment, but it is what it is; you can't force faith. I think that's why I feel comfortable at Three Hierarchs, and with Father Eugene's sermons; he speaks a language that you can relate to regardless of what you might believe. My connection to this Church is more about the community, and even if I might not know, or even like, everyone who goes to Three Hierarchs, there's a realness and history that connects us all. There's a warmth to that, as soothing as the fragrant incense that the priest burns in the gilded censer that he holds as he chants the hymns of thatday's service.

I recently attended a service; a short sermon left me with the impression that God and the good Fr…read more might not have a very high opinion of us "undeserving" sinners but maybe that's just me...best wishes to the faithful...GOD LOVES YOU.

Although some have a wonderful experience at Fontebonne Hall Academy, mine was quite the opposite…read more The school recently went through a change of administration and staff. The year my daughter started there 11 teachers left the school. I believe the school is still trying to acclimate to the new principles methods of teaching. The new methods in which administration use included creating a new category of science called PPEAPS. This category of science was an absolute waste of my child's education. Not only was is it a made up category of science that has no proven method or lesson plan, in which to teach, it is not recognized by the NYC Board of Education. My daughter transferred out of Fontbonne Hall Academy without a science credit and is now a year behind in science (which while at Fontebonne she maintained a 98 grade average). The guidance counselor is also unresponsive. My daughter witnessed an extremely offensive racist remark from one student towards another students nationality and reported to the guidance counselor. I also reported it to the guidance counselor and nothing was done. No follow-up to the report no investigation. Absolutely nothing was done. If nothing else, tolerance should be taught along with academics which this school unfortunately doesn't offer either. I suggest that you really lol into this school before sending your daughter there.

A) Jorge,it was designed in the style it is because it was originally a private home of a movie…read morestar. B) Fort Hamilton is a public school, not a "pricey" private school. C) Only parts of Bay Ridge are wealthy.

Church is in a nice location. Parking is huge and shares with St Michael's school. But you need…read moreto arrive early because this church gets packed. Services start on time and ends on time. Church gets updated and well kept. Also have yearly confirmation for your kids that start at 9th grade.

I was so fortunate to grow up and raise my children in this church community. A truly beautiful…read moreCatholic community. The church and building have expanded through the years to accommodate its members. There are so many ministries to be part of. Myself I taught CCD for many years, which was very rewarding. Being a Eucharist minister to serve the community and service the sick at Bayshore Community Hospital has been a gift.

St Catherine's is a beautiful church. It's vibrant and colorful and the organ playing is peaceful…read more It was hard to follow along with the music in the program because it sounded like people were singing different parts. Maybe need a stronger mic to lead the congregation. The mass was very traditional. I attended for my little cousin's first communion which was a beautiful service. The lesson to the kids was very on point and a funny story was told about the priest's first communion which was heart warming. If you like old school traditional mass this is a good place to try. Be prepared as it is a large church with a tiny parking lot.