I think it's hilarious that kids are rating their high school…read more This was actually the school I was zoned for, but I ended up testing into a different one. It's in a quiet neighborhood down on Shore Road, and I actually got to visit for the first time as my early polling location for the mayoral race. Setup was good, lots of signs and arrows, and it was a quick in and out from the gym. Lots of street parking as well.

Teachers are very clear (most anyway) and the work isnt a overload. the kids are a mix and you…read morecannot expect something from them. overall it is 4 stars because i js dont like it

Arts at UNIS debuted its "Disney...Descendants" last weekend @its jampacked theater-in-the-round on…read more25th St @FDR Drive W/67 cast members & 33 crew staff. Director Timothy Hall says in playbill, "the show explores what it means to grow up w/expectations placed upon you" & what happens when u choose ur own path. Through music dance & storytelling the cast challenges labels & take risks into the abyss to learn that change is possible 4 everyone & that we r all "Better Together" as a musical number reminds us. The energetic rousing production of students rose to the occasion w/notable standouts (talent scouts take note) including students in roles of "Evie" & "Jay" w/Tim Hall at the helm (himself a teacher there) & Set Designer Ronald F. Herrera w/ a set design at once urban gritty & fairytale ethereal. Over the top costumes by Michael Schloegl. A welcome poignant musical that warmed the heart amid frigid NY temps.

I have two kids in this school. One in high school and one in junior school. Very rigorous school…read more A lot of homework. The school preparation for colleges is great. My daughter was prepared for her SATs based on the school curriculum. The school year and educational plans and goals for the students is very organized. I have visited a lot of schools in NYC. The is one of the most magnificent and beautiful schools in NYC. The diversity of the school is great for children education

Great campus, exceptional neighborhood. Came here with my brother for a college tour. Very…read moreinformative.

Brooklyn College runs on two different sets of tracks. A set of tracks for the old guard, and a set…read moreof tracks for everybody else. You will quickly notice favoritism, particularly with the registrar. Be sure to pay your tuition in person, the registrar has been known to cancel classes by alleging that your tuition check arrived late. Many Professors at Brooklyn College have agendas to run. In addition to teaching, the typical Professor has a charity to support, a cause to support, or something to whine about. There are more Marxist's on the payroll at BC than anybody can count. BC is also a very competitive place. If you are in a Laboratory do not leave your experiment unattended. Students have been known to sabotage other students work. Do not share your written work with anyone. Plagiarism is a bad habit with the old guard at BC. Once upon a time BC was very well maintained, these days it is falling apart. There are serious issues in Boylan and James hall's. The Library clock has been broken for years. Where the maintenance money is going is a mystery to me. BC had some great Professors once upon a time. They have all retired, and alas some have passed. Hans Trefousse(History), Peter Brancazio(Physics), David Minars(Accounting), Jim Johnson(Speech), and John Blamire(Biology) are all gone. What you are stuck with these days are a bunch of antiquated buffoons that are totally out of touch with reality. Best of luck if you go, you may want to look for a job instead. There are a lot of businesses hiring now that the pandemic is under control. Why wait?

Eden is a great school for autistic children. My daughter has been a student there and I can not…read morebe happier. They are the best and they really do care. I give them so much credit for what they do. My daughter has been transferred to the other location on Beach street. So far they are doing fantastic job with her. Update : My daughter is no longer attending here for about a year now although from what I hear they are still doing a great job !!

Very nice environment. My son learned very well here and we've been coming here for years. He has…read moregreatly excelled in his subjects since we have signed up. He's now in Staten Island Tech. It's an excellent environment and I would highly recommend it to others.

My child got 64 on the Living Environment Regent but retook the exam after going to tutoring at…read moreBook Smart over the summer and got an 82. Wonderful accomplishment! Thank you Book Smart.

I came here for High School in the 90s and loved it; was enrolled in the Sports Med…read more I didn't know that Brooklyn College was associated with NUHS, but I did take College Now credits. Great profs, great experiences, still keep in touch with people from HS here.

I mean should I really compose a review? I came here last Friday evening to support a kid at his…read moreSenior Night. It was also the Raiders' last home game of the season. Did I really want go see a great game? Yeah! Did I want the Raiders to win? Yeah! Unfortunately the Raiders did not etch the 'W' when the clock ran out. In any event, I enjoyed the game. Seeing kids exert high levels of competitiveness and energy as they ran up and down the court did suffice! That and the fact I got bang for my buck with an OT before witnessing the Raiders succumb to CSI(3pts). I was happy to see Elyjiah play and even more happy he appreciated my presence there! #GoRaiders! #24!

I really like the school. The teachers and teaching assistants are amazing and they really care…read moreabout the kids. An issue came up with my child and some other child (not bullying but something else) and I spoke to the teaching assistant about it and they cleared the issue with the other parent. I must say that the other parent didn't care but they actually spoke to that kid which I appreciated it because I am my son's advocate and I am sure they don't want to hear my mouth. But the kids are really respectful and I see my son flourishing. Its not a school that is strictly academically driven where its all about the reading and math scores but they emphasize arts, drama, music and interactive learning. The after school programs are Bright star and Camba; my son is in Bright star actually which is 85 a week or 17 dollars a day. The coordinators are amazing and great with the kids so I truly have no complaints about the school so far. Hopefully it stays that way!