The Co-op School offers a unique collaborative approach to experience-based learning. Teachers work together and guide students in the dynamic, life-long process of questioning and deepening connections. Parents contribute time and expertise in support of the school community. Our Core Values: Compassion: We nurture and value the strength to work together as a team, to be an individual, to respect differences of opinions, and have the ability to empathize with others. Uniqueness: We nurture and value the confidence that leads to risk taking, problem solving, and taking pride in one's own point of view. Innovation: We nurture and value curiosity, creativity, experimentation and perseverance when faced with challenges. Community Action: We nurture and value an awareness, respect and care for our surroundings, community and environment. Joy: We nurture and value the simple joy of playing, learning, and friendship making.
Pine Street School is a fully accredited International Baccalaureate World School for Nursery (2yo) through 8th Grade with Spanish and Mandarin language tracks.
Arts and education. Preschool through Elementary School. Pre k- 8th grade.
The Lutheran Elementary School of Bay Ridge (LES) has been a mainstay of the community since our founding in 1957. LES has a rich heritage, having been founded by one of the most dynamic churches in Brooklyn - Bethlehem Lutheran Church. We offer the highest quality education in a nurturing, yet challenging environment for children in Nursery School through Grade 8. Our staff has an extraordinary breadth of expertise and gets to know each child individually, which is critical in providing a solid education. LES of Bay Ridge is a fully accredited school, chartered by the NYS Board of Regents of the NYS Education Department.
Williamsburg Charter Elementary School is located in Brooklyn, NY between Roebling Street and Driggs Avenue - 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.
