Operational for more than 100 years, Blessed Sacrament School is a Catholic-based educational institution that provides a range of academic services to students in pre-kindergarten through grade eight. It offers classes in reading, writing, math, science, English, social studies, health, physical education, music, computer technology, Spanish, and language and visual arts. The school additionally provides classes in Bible reading, dance, drawing, painting, sculpting and photography. It offers Title I and special education programs for gifted and talented students. The school maintains a library that stocks books, periodicals and newspapers. It also operates a parent-teacher association that encourages parental involvement in their children s education. The school organizes various field trips and fundraising events. In addition, it offers health care and transportation services. Blessed Sacrament School is located in New York City.
Website: sblsnyc.org
Phone: (212) 724-7561
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of W 70th St and Broadway
147 W 70th St New York, NY 10023 ·350.06 mi
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yelpWe have been at Blessed Sacrament for 3 years and are very happy with the school. We have a child in 2nd grade and one in Kindergarden. The teachers are so engaged with each child and continue to...
MoreWe have two children at Blessed Sacrament School in PK3 and PK 4 grades. The kids have bloomed during their school year at Blessed Sacrament! There are excellent, loving & professional teachers,...
MoreI have been at the school since my son was in Prek3. He's in 2nd grade. I love this school so much. My son loves this school. It's a small oasis in this big city. The teachers are so...
MoreI went to Blessed Sacrament as a kid -- a LONG time ago. I have incredibly fond memories of my teachers and classmates. I got an excellent education then. And now, my daughter is in Pre-K there (a...
MoreWe are a new family to the school, with two children in Kindergarten and PK3. The school follows the Common Core standard and the Religious Studies are truly age appropriate and nothing too...
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