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32-02 Junction Boulevard Queens , NY 11369 Phone: (718) 335-7500 Fax: (718) 779-7186 Website Map |
Principal: William Fahey Parent Coordinator: Deborah Vigorito-Cataldo (347) 563-4127 |
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WHAT'S SPECIAL: A laboratory school for new teaching techniques; special ed is a model for the city. DOWNSIDE: Very high-achieving kids may not feel challenged enough. |
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Grade levels: 5 to 8 Class size: 33 Enrollment: 1481 Ethnicity %: 33 W; 15 B; 36 H; 16 A |
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District 30 Admissions: Open to all Queens students by application Neighborhood: East Elmhurst More school data |
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Founded in 1979 as a court-ordered experiment in racial integration, Louis Armstrong Demonstration School embodies the philosophy that children learn best when they have classmates from different ethnic groups, neighborhoods, and academic abilities. This philosophy, along with an experienced staff, a well-equipped building, and a top-notch special education program, have made it one of the most sought-after schools in Queens.  |
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(student) Jul 2, 2010 |
honestly parents who complain about there being cliques in the school know nothing about schools there will be cliques and groups. The school provides excellent education and has become a second... read more |
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(student) Jul 2, 2010 |
honestly parents who complain about there being cliques in the school know nothing about schools there will be cliques and groups. The school provides excellent education and has become a second... read more |
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(parent) Nov 19, 2008 |
"The kids who are not interested in academics put down those who are and most teachers who are overburdened ignore problems. Popular students get by with distracting the class and performing... read more |
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| This page was last updated on Aug 25, 2010. |
