120 Madison St, Brooklyn, NY 11216
Named for the Honorable Elijah Muhammad, this is a mosque and a school primarily for the African-American Muslim…More community. The school serves students from pre-school through eighth grade.
31 New York Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11216
This elementary school teaches pre-kindergarten to the fifth grade. The school is located on New York Avenue, between…More Fulton Street and Atlantic Avenue. There are about 400 students, with approximately 60 students per grade.
50 Jefferson Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11216
The Bedford Village School (P.S. 3) is a public school for grades pre kindergarten through five. Based on its state…More tests results, the school received a GreatSchools Rating of 3 out of 10. The Bedford Village School is located across the street from the Bedford Library, where many of the school's students spend their time after school. The school's motto is "It Takes A Village." Some of the school's extracurricular activities include a dance club, a newspaper and a soccer team.
664 Myrtle Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11205
Shaar Hatalmud is a synagogue and religious school which was established in 1993 in a predominantly Hasidic area of…More Bedford-Stuyvesant in Brooklyn. The school, which is also referred to as the Yeshiva Shaar Hatalmud, provides educational services to students from kindergarten through the 12th grade.
225 Patchen Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11233
Excellence Boys Charter School is an elementary school that focuses on college attendance. Serving students from…More kindergarten through eighth grade, it is a free public charter school and part of the Uncommon Schools Network. The all-male school, founded in 2004, has an enrollment of 360 as of 2010. The rigorous curriculum stresses reading, writing and math skills. It is housed in a state-of-the-art structure, has homerooms named after colleges and offers such electives as art, fitness and music. Activities include tae kwon do, Shakespearean theater and sports.
344 Monroe St, Brooklyn, NY 11216
P.S. 305 is a public school that serves preschoolers through fifth-graders. Student enrollment is 351. The students wear…More uniforms. In 2001, the school was on the SURR list (school under registration review). But since the hiring of new administration and staff in 2002, the school has slowly improved. Many of the school's students come from the area's surrounding projects and homeless shelters. Although there is a dedicated staff committed to reviving the school, it still lacks many academic resources. The school shares its campus with M.S. 301, a high-performing middle school.
121 Saratoga Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11233
The Rachel Jean Mitchell School is an educational institution teaching children from kindergarten through the 8th grade.…More In addition to subjects like math, history and English, the school offers programs in dance, music, peer mediation and accelerated literacy. It also provides students with atheletic opportunity through the C.H.A.M.P.S. fitness program and Public School Athletic League.
800 Gates Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11221
Bedford Stuyvesant Collegiate Charter School is a free public school offering middle school education from grades 5th…More through 8th. This institution focuses on literacy and provides course instruction in writing, history, math, science and guided reading. After school tutoring is available, in addition to Saturday School for struggling students. There is a computer network for communication, research and assignments.
1174 Bedford Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11216
Clara Muhammad School of Masjid is a coed Islamic affiliated school that serves students in grades pre-K through 8.…More Originally opened in 1934, the school aims to provide quality education in a disciplined, structured and progressive setting. Interested parents should call the school to schedule a tour.
300 Willoughby Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11205
P369K is a consortium of special education schools that serves grades kindergarten through 12. P369K has nine…More campuses across Brooklyn, all of which consist of self-contained and inclusion classes. The P369K site at M.S. 177 serves about 50 emotionally disturbed and behavior disorder students, grades 6 to 8.</p> <p>P369K is housed in the basement level of a campus it shares with three other schools: Kappa Seven Preparatory Middle School on the first floor, Brooklyn High School for Leadership and Community Service on the second floor and Brooklyn Community Arts and Media High School on the third floor.</p>
800 Gates Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11221
La Cima is a public charter school that occupies the third floor of a large, four-story school building on the…More corner of Gates and Stuyvesant Avenues. The school shares the building with another charter school, BSS Charter, on the fourth floor and one middle school, M.S. 267, on the first and second floors.</p> <p>The school opened in 2008 to 140 kindergarteners and first graders. In the 2010 school year, the school enrolled 273 students. La Cima Charter will continue to add a grade until it is fully enrolled as a K - 5 school in the 2012 school year.</p> <p>The school does not screen its students. It gives geographic priority to students who live in the community school district and includes an application lottery.</p>
114 Kosciuszko St, Brooklyn, NY 11216
Community Partnership Charter School (CPCS) was founded in 2000 by a group of parents from Fort Greene who wanted to…More replicate the success of the Beginning With Children Charter School in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. The school originally started as a K-5 school, located at 241 Emerson Place in Brooklyn, in P.S. 270. It has since grown to include a middle school (grades 6-8), located at this address in Brooklyn on the third floor of a building it shares with P.S. 256. The mission of CPCS is to prepare its students for academically rigorous high schools. Its core values are REACH: Respect, Excellence, Attentiveness, Critical thinking and Heart.
7325 Woodhaven Blvd, Glendale, NY 11385
300 Willoughby Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11205
Kappa Seven Preparatory Academy is a middle school housed on the first floor of a campus it shares with three other…More schools: Brooklyn Leadership High School on the second floor, Brooklyn Community Arts and Media High School on the third floor and P369 Special Education Middle School in the basement. The principal of Kappa Seven Prepatory Academy is Beatrice Thompson.
800 Gates Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11221
M.S. 6827, also known as the Bedford Stuyvesant Collegiate Charter School (BSC), is a public charter school, a part…More of the "Uncommon Schools" collegiate charter schools network. BSC shares the building with one middle school-- M.S. 267-- on the first and second floors and another charter school-- La Cima-- on the third floor.</p> <p>BSC opened in 2008 to 140 5th graders. Today, the school has 221 5th, 6th and 7th graders. The school will continue to add a grade until it is fully enrolled as a middle school and high school, serving grades 5 -1 2.</p> <p>The mission of Bedford Stuyvesant Collegiate Charter School is to prepare each student for college. Parents are required to sign a "Family Accountability Contract," outlining their parental responsibilities to their child's education at the school.</p>
170 Gates Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11238
This school is spacious and welcoming. It is decorated with colorful student and teacher work. Equipped with a large…More gymnasium and play field, it is active in the community and prides itself on strong retention and graduation rates.
1014 Lafayette Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11221
P.S. 26 is a school that serves grades pre-K through fifth. The school's principal is Michele Ashley, and it's a winner…More of the State Business Council 2003 Pathfinder Award, an honor given by the Business Council to recognize schools that show a marked improvement from one year to the next on their students' state test scores. Named after Olympic track star and African-American civil rights advocate Jesse Owens, P.S. 26 offers various after-school programs and annual spring festivals and fashion shows.
616 Quincy St, Brooklyn, NY 11221
Founded in 1973, P.S. 308 and M.S. 308 together represent the PK-8 elementary and middles schools of Clara Cardwell…More School. The school's principal is Renata Clement. It is classified as a magnet school with a focus on science and technology. However, it is a part of the New York City Department of Education public schools and does not have a screening process for its students. </p> <p>The school is a part of the Children First Network. Student enrollment is 776, with a student-to-teacher ratio of 39-to-1. Clara Cardwell offers band and chorus as a part of its extracurricular activities.</p>
545 Willoughby Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11206
P.S. 23 (The Carter G. Woodson School) is a public school that serves grades pre-K through fifth. The school's principal…More is Sharon Meade and the student population is 312. The school shares its campus with the Brooklyn Charter School, located on the third floor. P.S. 23 has partnered with a large number of well-known public and private organizations, including the Bedford-Stuyvesant YMCA, Studio-in-a-School, a two-year visual arts program, and Woodhull Medical and Health Center, to promote asthma awareness. The school lists a host of extracurricular activities, including chorus, photography, double-dutch and karate.
1396 Broadway, Brooklyn, NY 11221
Brooklyn University High School for Law (BKULAW), formerly Acorn High School For Social Justice, is a public school…More that serves grades nine to 12. The school's principal is Michael Prayor. BKULAW provides a rigorous college preparatory academic program.</p> <p>Inside the school, students have a choice between three institutes for learning: Legal studies, science and technology and AVID-based curriculum (Advancement via Individual Determination). The school offers advance placement courses and an opportunity to obtain an associate's degree while enrolled in high school.</p>
1174 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11216
The Clara Muhammad School was founded in 1977. The school is recognized by the New York State Education Department and…More focuses on a Muslim-centered education and religious doctrines that originate with the teachings of the late Elijah Muhammad. The school's curriculum focuses on math, science, Arabic language, English, social studies and Islamic studies. The pre-k - eighth-grade school operates in a similar fashion as a co-op school, with parents, teachers and students encouraged to help with the school's maintenance, upkeep and survival.
272 Macdonough St, Brooklyn, NY 11233
M.S. 35 (Stephen Decatur Middle School) is a public school serving students in grades six through eight. The school's…More principal is Jacklyn Charles-Marcus.</p> <p>When M.S. 35 ran as a K through 8 school, it was known for its gang violence and poor academic record. However, since the school's reorganization as a middle school and since its current principal, Ms. Charles, took charge in 2004, the culture of the school and its test scores are improving. The school offers the Houghton Mifflin Reading Program, small group tutoring, Saturday school, after-school programs and programs of the New York State Reading Academy.</p> <p>M.S. 35 is located on the first, second and part of the third floors of a building it shares with P.S. 141, a school for children with severe disabilities and the Brooklyn Brownstone School, located on the fourth floor.</p>
500 Macon St, Brooklyn, NY 11233
El Hajj Malik El Shabazz School, or PS/IS 262, is a public school that serves students from pre-kindergarten to…More sixth grade. The school is named after the African-American leader, Malcolm X. African-American culture is celebrated at the school year round and the PTA is very active. Joeletha Ferguson serves as principal.</p> <p>PS/IS 262 follows the Joseph S. Renzulli School Wide Enrichment Model, which encourages instructional flexibility for schools to adopt their own unique programs based on local resources and unique school dynamics. The school participates in the Reading First program (grades 2 and 3), Learning Through Expanded Arts Program for early childhood students, Chess in the Schools Program (grades 3 and 4), and the Noel Pointer trings Program, where students are taught to read sheet music and play the violin (grades 2-5).</p>
375 Stuyvesant Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11233
Freebrook Academy is a school offering education for students in kindergarten through 12th grade. The curriculum here…More for children in the lower school, kindergarten through grade 6, features open class time, investigations, Spanish class, math, literacy and hand on projects. The upper school curriculum, grades 7-12, features thesis writing, the Quint System, leadership skill building, college planning and personalized studies. Applications for enrollment are available to download online.
856 Quincy St, Brooklyn, NY 11221
Founded in 2003, Brooklyn Excelsior Charter School is a private alternative school serving children grades K - 8. The…More school's principal is Dr. Thomas G. DeMarco. The school prides itself on its rigorous curriculum and high academic standards and strives to prepare its students for higher education.</p> <p>Brooklyn Excelsior is a part of the National Heritage Academies and is chartered by the State University of New York (SUNY). Brooklyn Excelsior offers special education classes, enforces a strict dress code and encourages strong parental involvment. The school does not screen or test its students as a requirement for enrollment.</p>
87 Irving Pl, Brooklyn, NY 11238
Founded by a group of parents seeking a quality and affordable preschool, the Co-Op School is non-profit school offering…More both preschool and elementary school programs out of two locations. The Irving Place facility exclusively offers preschool. It also features a rooftop playground, a science lab, library, greenhouse and indoor recreation area. The school's curriculum is based on the Bank Street model and encourages learning through creative play. The school also offers the use the facility for rental for special events.
344 Monroe Street, Brooklyn, NY 11216
Satellite East is a public middle school, serving grades 6 through 8. The school's principal is Kim McPherson. The…More school was founded in 2002, and has a total enrollment of 255 students.</p> <p>Satellite East is known to be a high performing school with a rigorous curriculum. It is a uniform school. The school's parent coordinator is James Reaves. Satellite East shares its campus with P.S. 305, the Dr. Peter Ray School, which is located on the first and second floors. Satellite East is on the third floor.</p>
40 Brevoort Pl, Brooklyn, NY 11216
The Co-Op School is a nonprofit preschool and elementary school with two campus locations in the area. Originally…More founded by a small group of parents seeking affordable quality preschool, the program grew to include its first kindergarten class in 2011, with a new grade added each year until 5th grade to accommodate the school's advancing students. The Brevoort Place campus serves as the school's primary elementary location and is also home to two pre-k classrooms. The school's facilities include a wood shop, library, art and music rooms, a rec room and a rooftop garden.
795 Kent Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11205
Mosdos Krula is a private, religious Jewish school located in the Hasidic area of Bedford-Stuyvesant. Mosdos Krula…More serves children grades K-12. Mosdos Krula is open for instruction seven days a week (180 days a year).</p> <p>Mosdos Krula has an enrolment of 200 students, the student-to-teacher ration is 1 to 18 and the college enrollment rate is 98 percent.</p>
