Faculty are great, but a lot of the students when I came here were a-holes…read more Great school to come to if you want to get a great education. But it is an all-boys highschool, so I think you lose a little something socially coming here or to any all-boys school instead of a co-ed high school. I kind of regret that myself :( - probably would have looked for a co-ed school as good..

I play indoor soccer in this gym through ZogSports and it's a pretty decent gym. The flooring is…read morenew and there is access to bathrooms and a water fountain, which is great. There is security on site, which is nice to have as well. The issue with playing soccer in the gym is that we play off the walls, which can be dangerous with the bleachers, but I realize that that is not something that can be helped.

I WILL DEFINITELY RECOMMEND EVA MOSKOWITS IDEAS, HER PROGRAM, AND HER VISION DEFINITELY WORKS, I…read moreRECOMMEND THIS EUROPEAN METHOD OF EDUCATION. THE PROCESS WORKS VERY WELL. ALLOWING A CHILD TO ATTEND SCHOOL 7:45am-3:45pm Monday & Tuesday, mid-week, Wednesday half day then back to school full time Thursday & Friday, Definitely allow a child to process and receive all the materials better without burning out, homework daily helps their brain to continue processing what they learn in school, allowing them a better opportunity to pass a large percentage of all their exams. MY DAUGHTER STARTED WITH THIS SCHOOL AT 4, she is soon turning 14, she is in all honors classes and now learning Pre med in success academy Highschool... I've been recruiting and scouting for SA for the past 10 years and relocating from Hell's Kitchen success academy I've experienced a lot of great staff members, dedicated teachers and a awesome principal there. Coming to Hudson yards has shown me that if you have the wrong person representing your brand, it could really send the wrong message. The new principal they picked up through COVID and located in the building has done a poor job on multiple occasions, I can confidently say there is over 100 parents who have felt that this Ms. Maine principal has poor management skills, she literally has her "do it all girl" Ms. devito. From graduating class of 2022 not having a year book or pictures and memories of their achievements, to Aug 2022 accepting under age children in the school, having them attend Kindergarten for two weeks before realizing her and her staff screwed up. The main office received medical physical form dated and with proof of child's age that even though, if the birth certificate wasn't provided due to delayed on reordering from the records state department, they were able to track this information, I find the way she approaches issues a major problem, she is not sympathetic, she is cold, rude and has double intentions on all her and her staff do. They are not transparent with parent and withhold a lot of information from parents in order to control or navigate a situation to their benefit. Lucky to say my daughter graduated from there and is now in success Academy HS, but unfortunately to know I have an elementary child in there and one who was kicked out of kindergarten after going to success Academy Hudson yards for two weeks. The employees were in school July and were able to avoid the trauma of a 4 year old enjoying waking up and going to school, to then be told he is too young to attend. GET YOUR ACT TOGETHER STAFF! (Who ever is responding of clearing students and verification of documents)....

First off none of the teachers do anything about bullies and fail kids at random super strict does…read morenot help falling behind students

New Design High School is located in the Lower East Side (LES) section of Manhattan. This New…read moreDesign High School Review is based solely on visiting to see movies as part of the Rooftop Film Series. New Design High School was visited twice to attend the following Rooftop Film Events: The"Polite Society" Advanced Screening was held in 2023. Because it was raining that day, we were directed to New Design High School's Auditorium in the lobby instead of the school's rooftop area. New Design High School's Auditorium is spacious, clean and the seats were comfortable enough as we watched Polite Society. "Rooftop Film Presents: 20th Anniversary of Napoleon Dynamte" Screening was at New Design High School this year. This event celebrated the movie Napoleon Dynamte, created in 2004 & which is considered a cult-classic. We enjoyed viewing Napoleon Dynamte, as it was displayed on New Design High School's rooftop floor via a big screen surrounded by beautiful art murals after the sun set. New Design High School has colorful & vibrant murals / artwork. Rooftop Film Events we have seen showcased at New Design High School have been well organized & well-coordinated. Looking forward to any other Rooftop Films screenings that will be at this school.

I went to the New Design School to watch the Rooftop Films present the 20th anniversary of Napoleon…read moreDynamite ! It was awesome , the weather was perfect the roof walls were sprayed painted with graffiti. It was huge, and when the sunset it was a perfect view of city. Ore Ida was giving Tarter Tots, I grabbed a couple of Tee Shirts and buttons. We were allowed to bring snacks and drinks to enjoy while watching the movie. My family and I really enjoyed our time. FYI: The amount of steps you have to climb to get to the rooftop is not for the weak. I took my time walking up and it was worth it.

Nice students at their school I guess. they helped out with my debate. Looks really nice but long…read morecommute tho

I'm a proud graduate and I'm happy to say that the school has improved significantly since my years…read morethere. There were 8 majors then, and now there are 18.

This is one of the best highschools you could ever attend! I attended here from 1994-1997 and I can…read morehonestly say it was four of the BEST years of my life! The faculty and staff are absolutely amazing and still to this day are! Best teachers I've ever had. Even better than the college professors I had in the years that followed highschool! The school is huge- made up of three floors (technically four floors but the top floor isn't used for classes- back when I attended it was used for religious events the school would have.) The school has a huge library, cafeteria, gymnasium, and even has a nicely sized chapel inside! Also- the building is immaculate. Always freshly painted looking, bathrooms are always kept clean, hallways and property out front are always clear of debris and garbage. The school also has a parking lot for students- which when you live in Astoria is just always rare to find a parking spot - so a parking lot is a blessing lol SJP always has events going on- from school concerts, plays, faculty and student games/events, religious getaways, ski trips, and trips to other countries even! The students are constantly interacting with each other. I made some of the best friends while at this school- some of which to this day- 20 years later- are still the best of my friends! As far as the classes go- you never get bored with choices- from band class, home economics, forensic science, creative writing, and many more! Also- the after school activities are endless! Sports, music, academic, culture clubs, you name it. Now- the tuition is pricey- but you get what you pay for, and you cannot top the education you'll get here! Don't be discouraged- it's worth the money. Every dime. I just recently had my 20 year reunion here - and it was a blast! Just as the 10 year one was! I'll keep coming back every time we are due for one! Well- I have endless stories and so many more awesome things I can talk about when it comes to this school, but I have to end my review already lol Next time there is an open house for this school- please go check it out for yourself or your kids. You won't be sorry! To this day- I still go back and visit some of my old teachers- who are now people I call- my friends.

In 1984, when I started SJP, I was so excited. I had a great 4 years and I met some wonderful…read morepeople. When my son started SJP in 2017, I was so thrilled for him. He was a legacy after all. My mother-in-law was in the first graduating class. My husband, my sister-in-law, my son's godmother, my cousins, and some of my best friends went there. Alumni wasn't just a word to me. My son is a 16 year old boy. No excuses, but they make mistakes. In early October, I reached out to the school to ask for help with my son, my growing teen. The advice I was given was get outside help. That was it. So I followed the advice. SJP didn't follow up us. SJP didn't help my son in his time of need. SJP didn't touch base with him regularly. SJP didn't reach out to me to be a team, as a school and a family should be. Now they've turned their back on him. I'm so disgusted. I'm so upset. My family would do anything for anyone. We are members of the community that try to always do what's best. Instead of working with us, alumni of the school, instead of trying to work with my son, a child that had two and a half years in their school, their answer was we won't help you. Their answer was we don't have the resources to help. If you chose to lead teenagers in today's society, then you need the resources to do just that. My son isn't a bad kid. My son needed help and instead of helping they made things worse. I can't tell you the loss I feel in my heart for SJP.

Staff do not care to be respectful towards students. Many times, my daughters come home to complain…read moreabout how blatantly rude some of the teachers were, and how careless they were about students and their mental health. I was honestly shocked; they were so heavy and preached the importance of the students, but couldn't even treat them like human beings. Especially Ms.Barahona, personal vendetta against a woman who wouldn't take students' mental health seriously.

Please bring your kids here this is one of the greatest HighSchool's I ever attendant the staff are…read morealways patient they will cater for your needs the guidance counselors are one of the best I ever had if it wasn't for them I would have never been successful. Heck if it wasn't for the staff here I wouldn't be successful. It might be overcrowded but it's worth it trust me.

I have worked in school admissions for 7 years. I have many documents I need evaluated and…read moretranslated and I only use Globe Language Services. Other companies I have tried do not answer their phone, like Globe does. Everyone at Globe is helpful and personable. Today I had an unusual issue and Damian was a huge help! He went above and beyond to assist our student in getting started! I give them a strong recommendation!

Haha. Well, it turns out I am hardly the first customer relationship Globe Language Services, Inc…read more has utterly blundered. I'm grateful they revealed their competency before I paid them anything. I emailed them asking for more specific information on if their post secondary course-by-course evaluation included certain criteria my college was asking for. Their website, which I did check first, did not include it. Rather than a professional response, I received a curt response from some anon who never managed to figure out how to add a signature to their business email that I "We need you to submit the Inquiry on our website for us to answer your questions." Avoid these losers. Actually, it's probably loser, singular. Just one lone asshole in their dumpy little apartment jerking over foreign students. *EDIT* Updating to add the grammatically questionable email response I received for posting this review. That is some pretty sloppy English... I would seek translation services elsewhere. In regards to Alex's demand that I duplicate my questions using the online form on the company website: Imagine being so inept at managing a business that you cannot forward an email you received from a customer to the correct person on your staff to answer. It's hard to fathom such incompetence.

Fall 2014 was my first semester at Touro College. I came here to take a few missing prerequisites…read morelike Organic Chemistry and Physics II. Firstly, I've never been to a school like this, it is very small (not a campus) which I am used to since I'm from Phoenix, Arizona and all of our schools from Colleges to Universities have huge and beautiful campuses. Furthermore, their chairs/desks are really tiny, I feel like I'm back in highschool. I don't know about anyone else but I'm a big girl and I need my space. Something always falls off my desk, whether its a pencil or a notebook, but it's always something. And there is no where to put my bag (I stopped wearing my nice bag and went back to my Jansport because I have to keep it on the floor). But enough whining because this school does have a few winning points. For instance, ROBERT FARDON, PHYSICS II. He's an amazing professor. Very willing to help, if you take his class and you work with him you won't even need a tutor. He will actually help you understand the very difficult concepts such as electricity and magnetism. Love his style of teaching. Moreover, I love the people that go to Touro, many people are so helpful and sweet. It's a great place to be because of that. I met a lot of friends there this past semester. Organic Chemistry is a bit of a different ball. Still trying to get my A in that class. Working hard...lets wait and see.

I study at a different location. But I once needed to use their lab for SPSS data analysis. And…read moretheir lab staff was very helpful. Great experience.

I've been a student of Andrea's at NYC Espanol for ~6 months now, and I couldn't be happier. Andrea…read moreis a phenomenal and flexible Spanish instructor. She truly tailors the class to your individual ability. Ultimately my Spanish proficiency has increased tremendously since I've been a student of hers. I'm much comfortable with speaking and tackling tenses I never learned in over 4+ years of studying in highschool and speaking in college. What I find outstanding about her and her teaching: 1. Individual attention - Andrea is great at assessing your strengths and weaknesses, and coming up with personalized instruction that pushes you to improve where your language weaknesses are, and she encourages you to speak every class. 2. Availability and flexibility - Andrea is also very flexible depending on your schedule. She's able to come to your workplace, or teach you at her home. She's able to work around your schedule and provide a regular cadence to meet. 3. Knowledge - Andrea is extremely knowledgable about various dialects and various Latino cultures around the world, she's able to customize based on what you'd like to learn, or provide you with an international Spanish language experience. I couldn't recommend Andrea more for private Spanish language lessons!

Andrea is a great teacher of Spanish and I am so lucky to have found her (on Yelp!) I came to her…read moreas a total beginner only two months ago and she has really helped me make great progress with her native language in two meetings per week. I already feel that I can communicate much better with my husband's family and friends when they come here or when we are on trips abroad. Not to mention that my husband himself is very impressed with all my progress after each lesson with Andrea. She is one of those rare teachers who is able to assess the student's level and pace quickly and adjust that pace to accommodate areas that are a personal struggle or where the material might be a bit easier. She is always very prepared with each day's lesson but also more than happy to sidetrack to drill some points of confusion from homework or a topic that I would like to cover. She has a great personal style of being able to explain the grammar in good order and clearly, without being too overwhelming. She also shows a lot of empathy for the student and is super encouraging with many kind words of positive reinforcement even when I feel like I am being dense or struggling to find the words. In sum, she has a really good personal touch that differentiates the great teachers from the good. I signed up for 20 lessons and plan to stick with her until I am fluent ....and beyond!

Alex Mallory offered wise advice throughout the testing process, and paired our son with several…read moreexcellent tutors. Eli Amzallag was particularly effective. He followed up every session with a detailed evaluation, which he sent the next day. Our son received an 800 on the math section, and 690 on the verbal. And, most important, he was admitted, early decision, to the college he most wanted to attend. The standardized testing regime is awful, biased, and a rip off. But, until it withers and dies off, places like Competitive Edge Tutoring are very helpful in getting through it.

We used Competitive Edge tutoring for both our daughters' ACTs and SAT 2s.  We had previously…read moreworked with a different agency but found their tutors abilities inconsistent.  With Competitive Edge, we found Alex was very responsive and supportive in all of our dealings and his tutors were consistently strong, had good materials to share, and always added value. The tutors sent us detailed summaries of the sessions, the areas needing work, and the next steps immediately after every session to help keep us in the loop. Megan helped my younger daughter for both the ACT and Spanish SAT 2 and we found her help invaluable.  We even recommended her to other family members. Her final ACT score was 35. My older daughter used Liz and Dimitri for the ACT and Willis for Spanish. Working with Competitive Edge my daughter's score rose from a 28 on the pre ACT (scale is 1 - 35) to a 35 on the actual ACT (scale is 1 - 36).