International School of Brooklyn is a top primary education facility in Brooklyn. A French and Spanish IB school, it emphasizes attentive and personalized education and guidance for children in their formative years of development, from 3 years to 15 years of age. The school and its leaders recognize that every child is different and needs varied approaches for optimal growth, and thus keep enriching the syllabus and techniques for an all-round development.
Operational for more than 90 years, St. Saviour High School is a college preparatory institution for young women. The school offers advanced placement courses in English literature and composition, American and European history, Latin, psychology, calculus and chemistry. St. Saviour High School, in coordination with St. John's University, also provides college level courses in trigonometry, calculus and French. The high school s sports programs include volleyball, tennis, soccer, softball, cheerleading, basketball and swimming. It offers membership opportunities for various organizations, such as the National Honor Society, a chess club and student council. St. Saviour High School is located in Brooklyn, N.Y.
NYCS provides a Chinese cultural education for K-12 students in afterschool and weekend programs, as well as adults in the form of Mandarin classes at beginner, intermediate, or intermediate-advanced levels. Chinese language classes in Mandarin and Cantonese are offered to students on Saturday and Sunday, and all classes are taught traditional Chinese writing (versus simplified Chinese). Additionally, in order to complement and enrich the learning experience, the school offers a comprehensive list of classes in the creative/performing arts, such as Chinese calligraphy, Chinese poetry, dance, drawing/painting, and piano. Students also have the opportunity to join the Crimson Kings Drum Corps, a drum, fife, and bugle corps that is affiliated with the school. Established in the 1950s, Crimson Kings is the oldest and most honored Asian-American drum corps on the East Coast dedicated to youth development through music and a performing arts education.
Bishop Loughlin Memorial High School, founded in 1851 and located in Brooklyn, N.Y., offers classes to students in grades nine through 12. Its broad range of curriculum includes reading, writing, foreign languages, literature, creative writing, journalism, applied communications, American history, business, marketing, and family and consumer science. It also offers subjects, such as applied mathematics, algebra, thematic science, physics, chemistry, biology, environmental and earth sciences, anatomy and physiology, and computer and physical education. The school provides special education programs for students with disabilities. The school s sports activities include football, baseball, volleyball, basketball, cross-country, football, bowling, and track and field. It also has science, music, art, chess, chemistry, movie, computer clubs, and has various musical bands. The student council assists in various school activities, such as organizing fund-raising programs, health care, and community services. The school has a parent-teacher association that assists in school activities.
