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| November 21, 2009 |
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TODAY'S EVENTS
DOE Hearing on Charter Sc...
DOE Hearing on Charter Sc...
NCLB SES Program
Paying for college
Saturday Parent Academy
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370 West 120 Street Manhattan, NY 10027 Phone: (212) 678-2849 Fax: (212) 665-1572 Map |
Principal: Peter Mcfarlane Parent Coordinator: Khadyjah Wilson (347) 563-5091 |
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WHAT'S SPECIAL: Small classes, strong focus on academics, active parents. DOWNSIDE: Most middle school slots are taken up by continuing students. |
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Grade levels: PK to 8 Class size: 16-22 Enrollment: 601 Ethnicity %: 2 W; 73 B; 23 H; 1 A |
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District 3 Admissions: Neighborhood school; priority to continuing 6th graders Neighborhood: Harlem More school data |
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Hugo Newman College Preparatory School (PS/IS 180), a welcoming school located in a rapidly gentrifying area of Harlem, proudly displays a plaque that proclaims the school a Panasonic National School of Change. The award confirms an ongoing push by school staff and parents to make the school the best in the city, and then improve some more. After a decade of energetic and passionate leadership, PS/IS 180 has moved from a school in need of corrective action to a high achieving model of parent, teacher, and principal collaboration. |
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sinjeollen (parent) Apr 21, 2009 |
"The school is wonderful. The staff is very friendly, there is a fulltime social worker on staff who knows every child and checks up on each of them when they need some extra attention. Issues... read more |
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(parent) Mar 4, 2009 |
"My experience couldn't have been more different. They went out of their way to welcome me and introduce me to the school. They spent a half-day showing me around (various administrators and... read more |
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(other) Feb 27, 2009 |
"I contacted [a staff member] and found her to be very rude and condescending. I could barely hear her responses and she seemed uninterested in answering my questions about the school. As a... read more |
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