I graduated from this school back in 2014. It has always been an amazing school, not sure why the…read morebad reviews. This school has always had the best intentions with the students. They want to make sure you do well, to get into good colleges to make a future for yourself. Once a falcon always a falcon. "No Excuses"

This principal acts nice and happy but until it's lunch period you can't even talk also the…read moreprincipal is all mad and upset for no reason and is giving detention and suspension just for talking.

I wish I could give 0 stars the teachers are way horrible my child comes home crying saying his…read moreteacher screamed at him.

I wish I could give Harriet tubman middle school (JA) 0 starts. My daughter was a great student in…read morethe elementary school. But as soon as I put her in JA it was horrible. The teachers are so unprofessional. The way they talk to their students is unbelievable and so disrespectful. If u have a child with a disability and an IEP I WOULD NOT RECOMMEND THIS SCHOOL. Ever... can't wait for this year to be over so I can switch my child.

A quality, balanced and principled academic institution. As parents, we could not be more…read moresatisfied with the education and credentials return on investment in our daughter's education. This university is for those who want to learn and earn their degree(s), while continuing to grow socially, emotionally and academically. As expected, there is time for fun, however, it is not the priority. Being in New York is special. Beautifully manicured Rose Hill campus with fantastic security, committed professors and administrators. Could not have asked for more. Thank you, Fordham University, for a great four years. May the institution continue to excel for decades to come. Class of 2026!! Go Rams!!

The entryway person was nastier than the buildings. Singlehandedly showed how ugly all the…read morebuildings were with their fake old look despite the dated age of both the institute and this person at the entrance trying to shout at any person existing without scanning a card. Fordham more like chevy bologna

Recently I've gone through a very emotional event for me the last few weeks that has forced me to…read morelook back in life and left me with a fount of overwhelming emotions. I'm an alumni here from around '09 and I had gone to the school that was along Covenant Ave, across from the church. My experience here negatively affected me for the rest of my life. It had a profound effect on my relationships and connections with other people. I had become scared to reach out to other people and could not maintain the connections I had with them. I find myself, almost 20 years later, struggling and stuck in this place. I've tried moving on, but I just haven't The time I had spent here were some of the worst years of my life and so profoundly lonely. I don't have any glowing reviews for the teachers or many of the students who were here at the time. I reflect and I can't honestly say the teachers care. Hell, I'm pretty sure some of them really don't like children. In fact, I remember a teacher complaining about how immature we were...we couldn't have been more than 14 years old. They were particularly interested in the social life between students and seemed to find pleasure in poking and teasing at points that weren't their business at all. Thank God that particular teacher retired the following year. Then there was the Math teacher, Mr. DeRosa. I really don't know what his issue was. Often, when he interacted with parents, he'd mention how he used to be a lawyer. At the time I thought, "who cares? you're a teacher now. just teach?" Only years later did I realize that this was more than likely a veiled threat. Please, you need to understand, we were all poor and struggling. Any time away from work would stress our parents on making ends meet and just surviving. This was a stress we children felt all too well. It was not uncommon to hear a parent complain to a child about making ends meet. Now I find myself here, on a cycle of struggling and trying, exhausted and questioning everything I've ever done. I you're a parent looking to send your kid to a good school, get out of the city if you can. I honestly can't recommend any school there. If you have child in the school now and no other choice, your child needs to trust you and you have to be vigilant.

Mott Hall Charter School isn't the best school,mainly because of the rude students,there are also…read morerude teachers who basically set you up to failure,the deans of the school aren't the best either,they just tell you certain things that you aren't even gonna listen too,overall it's an extremely bad school.

Very Positive experience thusfar having my child enrolled in this School, Great emphasis on moral…read morevalues and a well rounded education.

Not worth wasting your money over an education that's the same as any other public school in the…read moreBronx and I say this because I attended here a few years ago and graduated the eighth grade there, then moved upstate and began High school there and I felt so left behind because the material I was learning was so advanced, so I thought to myself "wow all these years of private schooling didn't help me in the long run". The teachers are scared of their own PRINCIPAL. it's unbelievable, it's a money hungry school. The principal will tell you your family is a disgrace if they're not fluent in English..once said to me by Sister Ann Veronica. She yells and taunts the children who attend, really....is that what Jesus would do? Don't think so. If you're considering going here for the "education" I suggest going to a charter school if you can or going to a local public school because it'll be the same material your kids will learn for no cost at all! This school gave my brother white hairs when he was just in fourth grade because of how condescending the teachers can be! They give you ATLEAST ONE homework assignment on EACH subject every DAY! your kids will go home and will be stuck doing homework for 4 hours or more everyday!! It's very traumatic especially for the younger grades.

We played Knockerball with about 12 people for a friends birthday on East River Park! The guys were…read morethere early blowing up all the balls and when we all arrived we were ready to play! They brought music and items for games and helped us to have a really great time! It is EXHAUSTING running around in those balls. I took away a star because the balls kept losing air and needed to be refilled after games. The guys said they get new balls annually, so some of them were showing age I guess. We had a really good time, and it was a fun and different activity! Definitely worthwhile checking out with these guys!

What a crazy workout. Bubble Soccer was so fun! Couldn't think of a better way to spend my 25th…read morebirthday! So many fun games to choose from. My friends and I couldn't stop laughing the whole time, rofl literally. The owner, Jorge was very nice and accommodating. Would definitely do it again!