My kids just started here and I could not be happier with the community we have joined. Thoughtful…read moreeducators and visionary school leadership create an environment where kids thrive emotionally as well as academically. We want our children to be bilingual and we're thrilled that both have entered a dual language english/Spanish program. We also love that fact that this is an IB school that focuses on 21st century skills. Last but not least, the school hired a COVID consultant and reorganized the entire school in order to be able to have children on premises and meet social distancing standards. Although they do have a remote option, this thankful parent is thrilled to drop the kids off at real school every morning.

Last summer our family relocated to New York City and began the impossible task of finding housing…read moreand a great school for our children who were entering kindergarten and third grade in the fall. We visited a number of schools and sought the the advice of countless friends and family before finally being introduced to Pine Street school. We attended an informational social which gave us the opportunity to meet faculty, parents, students, and learn more about the IB program and curriculum - we were blown away by the enthusiasm of the teachers, the global exposure the students had, and the close knit community we encountered there. But it was our children's response that really informed our decision to apply as they were eager to spend more time with everyone they met that evening and excited to learn more about the school. Fast forward to today and we couldn't be happier with the decision that we made. Pine Street School truly supports the whole child: the curriculum is rigorous and engaging, and we visibly see how they are preparing our children to go out and make a difference in the world. Students go on more field trips than any other school I've encountered - they really make sure that they have an opportunity to go out and experience the world. It is apparent that the thoughtful approach to learning supports the development of our children intellectually, emotionally, and socially and we couldn't be more pleased. And they continue to impress us and exceed our expectations, especially during this unprecedented time where our children need more love, support and consistency than ever; they are the only school that I know of that offers 4.5 hours of synchronous learning each day while school is physically closed due to social distancing! Incredible! They have managed to maintain the academic standards and preparation that we've become accustomed to during this challenging time: it doesn't get more committed than that. I could go on forever but will stop by thanking Pine for continuing to reaffirm why we made the best decision possible by enrolling both of our children. Thank you!

Nice school and space. Spacious and clean main floor and stairs on the left. A swimming pool…read moredownstairs and shower areas. Good for some events and a security by the right when you walk in. There is a small step right when you open the door to go out from the lobby so be careful because there wasn't any sign and usually there's no steps like that so my friend tripped.

Best school ever. I really like the pool and the teachers like Ms. Golub the music teacherread more

Marymount is an extraordinary school in every way a child and parent can dream of! From the…read moreexceptional teachers, to the leader, the entire support staff. Most importantly is the community with warmth and love that will be part of both the parents and student life forever! I cannot say enough about the traditions, the financial learning with Bloomberg terminals, raising strong and resilient girls who are leaders are all beyond words.

My daughter attends Marymount and we absolutely love it. Such an amazing school.read more

This review is for the frugal parents who allow their spoiled brats to run amok in the beautiful…read moreflower beds in the park, they don't donate a penny towards. They gladly shell out 50k+ per offspring to attend this school yet refuse to donate a measly 50, 500, 5000 etc bucks to the park - a mere drop in the bucket for these multi-millionaires and billionaires. Meanwhile their obnoxious, unruly screaming poop machines use the park as their perpetual playground. Um..it doesn't belong to the school, it belongs to NYC and the people.. not your snot nose kiddos! Ok? You have donated NOTHING..not a dime of your precious pumpkins' tuition goes towards the park ..but keep on playing dumb, so cheap you wouldn't give a squirrel a crumb. Very true what's said about rich folk: like trying get blood out of a stone! Don't be surprised when they pull a Lori Laughlin and Felicity Hoffman to set up their perfect little crotchberries for success. Prison is too good for these soulless tightwads who hath no shame. Disgrace to humanity!

The teachers are obnoxious and rude. They act like they own the public park and sidewalks. If you…read morewalk your dog past the school, they will yell at you and tell you to get off their property. AVOID AT ALL COSTS. They promote "kindness" yet they are the most disrespectful people I've ever met.

This is a very homogenous school, in the years I've seen maybe 3 black children. If your child is…read morenot white, they will be singled out, both for behavior from teachers and for being different by kids. The parents are mostly the type to think their child does nothing wrong, but will have no problem arguing with the principal if anything at all happens to their child. Bullying does happen often, with little to no consequences to the bully, especially if they have a parent on the PTA. There are some great teachers, but sad how much the administration and teachers are cowed by over protective and pushy parents. They do have some great programs, and good grades, but it's not all nice.

I think my favorite thing about playing in this NYC Basketball men's league is that I get to see…read moreall these different private schools throughout the city lmao. This school is literally located 1 block away from Wall Street, and I had to do a double take upon entrance as I thought I was setting foot in an administrative building of the Holy Roman Empire. Also I don't really get this whole joke-of-the-moment about how often guys think of the Roman Empire. Can someone explain that to me? We SHOULD think about the Ancient Roman Empire. It was only the most significant and impactful civilization in all of our species' history. The Roman Empire is only where we derive our language and legal system from. Anyways, I'm getting carried away here, sorry: Okay but how could I mention the Roman Empire without mentioning Marcus Aurelius? One of the coolest, most self aware dudes in all of human history. He stayed grounded and didn't abuse his power as the Roman F**kin Emperor. I will concede that his son SUCKED though. What a d-bag. Sorry I seriously think I have an undiagnosed case of gnarly ADHD. I entered the Roman Pantheon, and asked the guy at the front desk where the gym was. He said "9th floor." I was like "I mean the basketball gym." He repeated unenthusiastically, "9th floor." GYM ON THE 9TH FLOOR IS A CRAZY FLEX! The gym was sick and while I do my best to be humble, my dear reader, I played one of the best games of my LIFE in here. I was CHOPPIN! First play of the game I took 2 HARD pound dribbles to the rack, hard stop snatch-back between my legs to a step back three and dropped this dude so bad he was doing the chicken dance on the way down trying to get his footing. I bricked the 3 though smh. I could never and would never lie to you. You ever just feel like Kyrie somedays,? I always say if I was 6 '10 I would be chasing my 6th ring rn, but God knew better than to bless me with that height. He did bless me with a lot though to be fair. I wake up grateful every day. I'm still waiting for the official stats to come in but I will update you when they do, because I know you so care. IG @jnov_ Tiktok @jnov__

Very nice gym. Looks nice with the flags and restrooms are clean. Staff are nice and it looks coolread more

Excellent school and worth every penny! My daughter love the teachers and classmates. She still…read morevisits the school. She is on her way to College now.

From the owner: Value-centered education that inspires academic success! Age…read more2 - Grade 8

Stunning! Listen you can go with a place with bells and whistles or you can go somewhere that…read morereally pours into children and has been doing so over 40 years. Quality care- all teachers are caring and brilliant. My two year old has grown so much in just 2 months. They do yoga, art, dance and go outside on a daily basis. They expose them to so much and 3 year olds even do swim and go on weekly trips around the neighborhood. Honestly, I think this is what real childcare is about! My daughter is blooming here!

This school is such a gift to the neighborhood. Jackie runs a kind, flexible environment. We…read moreloves Amelia, Liliana and Astrid and how gentle and kind they were with our daughter. She has learned SO MUCH in the year and half she has been there. From counting, to letters, to a love of reading-it's a wonderful learning environment.

Very impressed with the whole school. From the teachers to office staff, all were very informative…read moreaabd helped to learn more about the school.

My wife and I love this school. My oldest spends all day learning there and loves it. My child is…read morein 1st grade and there's always a weekly allotment of homework in reading, language arts, arithmetic and science. Children are educated in traditional subjects but also on how to improve their learning techniques. My child not only learns the subject matter but how to incorporate it into an applied knowledge of the world. There is also a huge sense of community involving everyone: parents, students, and faculty to become part of the Corlears community. It's impossible for us as parents to not actively engage and become part of the learning experience for our children. My youngest will be starting at Corlears next year. Many activities involve the entire school at different skill sets. Older children become mentors and the example for younger children. Children work independently in addition to learning how to function as part of a team. Teachers build report cards that transcend a letter grade. My child's final report card was 28 individualized pages of in depth information about strengths and weaknesses for all subjects. Now in the off months we work on weaknesses and improve with our goals of maximizing our child's potential for a better life.

My daughter went to this school for 2 years. What a nightmare. The school has a bullying culture…read morethat's out of control. My daughter was bullied and even with written statements from teachers the privilege students were suspended for 4 days. They pushed her down in the bathroom while a few stood watch at the door. Took pictures and only 4 days. When they returned the verbal and emotional abuse continued in class with teacher as witnesses. I had to pull her out of the school for her mental and physical safety. She is now a thriving and productive senior. Most of all a happy young lady. Bullying is REAL at this school

The academics are not as strong as you think and there is no sense of community. It's not worth…read morethe money and I feel parents are drawn to it because it's in the West village. Some teachers are great while others lack the drive to prepare students for college. AP classes are limited and hard to get into. There's a mean girl culture that is overlooked....like I said, there is no sense of community or values.