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Website: willnorth.org
Phone: (718) 599-7300
Cross Streets: Between Bedford Ave and Driggs Ave
Closed now
- Tue 8:30 AM - 3:00 PM
152 N 5th St Brooklyn, NY 11211 ·348.91 mi
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yelpBoth my kids are attending Williamsburg Northside--my 5 year old is currently in Kindergarten but started in the preschool and my 3 year old is in the preschool now (in the 2s program). I can't...
MoreNorthside's teachers are outstanding. Really amazing, warm, progressive school. Northside taught my children how to become thoughtful, curious, articulate, empathetic and engaged humans with a...
MoreAs another parent has noted below, this school is run like a business, not an institution of learning. While the administration pays a lot of lip service to the Reggio Emilia philosophy, that's...
MoreI send my 1 year old daughter to the ITC and am so happy with her wonderful transition to school life. She has greater cognitive development and is more physical than her cousins who do not attend...
MoreOur child attended the 3's program for a year at Williamsburg Northside School and did not like it at all. For an outgoing child our son never fully adjusted to the school and had nightmares after...
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