Arts and education. Preschool through Elementary School. Pre k- 8th grade.
Founded in 1991, The Neighborhood School is a community School District 1 (CSD 1) School of Choice. It is an educational institution that offers a range of learning and extracurricular opportunities for students. The school serves students in pre-kindergarten through grade five. The Neighborhood School s academic curriculum includes science, social studies, mathematics, physical education and language arts. The school has a library that provides a variety of educational resources and materials. It maintains a parent-teacher association that works for student welfare. The Neighborhood School organizes class trips, as well as has a building council. It administers the MILES program.
PS 124, The Yung Wing School has an enrollment of more than 950 students in pre-kindergarten to grade five. The school s core curriculum includes reading, writing, mathematics, social studies and science. It maintains a committee of teachers and parents to raise funds and organize senior events. PS 124, The Yung Wing School offers educational and recreational programs to address the intellectual, physical, emotional and social needs of students. The school features an auditorium, gymnasium, lunchroom and classrooms. It specializes in various gifted and talented education programs, as well as bilingual services. PS 124, The Yung Wing School offers membership options for Spanish, fitness, social skills, art and scrabble clubs.
Cobble Hill Charter Elementary School is located in Brooklyn, NY between Court Street and Smith Street - offering grades K-4. Since 2006, Success Academy has created a national model of K-12 access to excellence for children across all demographics. The majority of our 22,000 students are children of color from low-income households in disadvantaged neighborhoods admitted to our 57 schools through a random public lottery. To date, 100% of our graduates have been accepted to college, many to highly selective institutions. Our distinctive K-12 approach, designed as a holistic 13-year educational trajectory, producing student outcomes that outpace even those in affluent suburban schools.
