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Sisulu-Walker Charter School of Harlem

 
125 West 115 Street Manhattan, NY 10026
Phone: (212) 663-8216  Fax: (212) 866-5793
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Principal: Dr. Dawn Cejas
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WHAT'S SPECIAL: Small school alternative in Harlem.
DOWNSIDE: Cramped building and large class size.
 
Grade levels: K to 5
Class size: 30-35
Enrollment: 260
Ethnicity %:
  0 W; 92 B; 5 H; 2 A
Reading scores:
Math scores:
District 3

Admissions: Lottery - applications available in December/District 3 priority
Neighborhood: Central Harlem
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Housed in a commercial building, the Sisulu-Walker Charter School of Harlem is a small school where space is limited, children must navigate through cramped hallways and stairwells, and class size is large because rooms are few. Despite these drawbacks, Principal Karen Jones presides over a school where test scores are improving and children are coming to understand the importance of their education. In 2005, 60% of the 4th grade and 94% of the 5th grade passed the state ELA exam.

 

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Jun 28, 2007 According to an article in The West Side Spirit, "In weekly meetings, the principal sits down with some of her students over lunch to foster a stronger sense of community and to make sure... read more
Jul 13, 2006 A parent writes that his son's teacher Mrs. Jones "is such an added bonus to Sisulu. She comes off hard but she is the sweetest woman that I have ever met. She makes the parents aware that they're... read more
Apr 21, 2006 Principal Karen Jones says parents get a report card grade--on how well they prepare their children for school. "It gets parents to understand that they are accountable too," she says. (March 2006)... read more


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