This school is not as great as it seems. For what it's worth you're better off sending your…read moredaughter to a public school where she will have better opportunities. Teachers don't challenge students to reach their full potential. Very few teachers genuinely care about the students. The only time they make you feel welcome is at the open house. Once your child is in they treat you like it's a business.Too much segregation, white girls don't mingle with black girls. Guidance is poor! If I had to do it over my daughter would have attended public school.

From the owner: Since 1947, Preston High School has offered unrivaled educational guidance and individual growth to…read morethe young girls of Bronx, NY. Established by the Sisters of the Divine Compassion, this respected college preparatory school strives to provide a top-quality, all-girls education, enriching the minds and emboldening the hearts of all who pass through its doors. When it comes time for your daughters to graduate and embrace life's future challenges, they'll be able to tackle every obstacle with the invaluable experiences of Preston High School fondly preserved in the back of their minds. With an emphasis on combining structured curriculum with real world experiences to produce a sharp mind and a reflexive moral compass, this Catholic high school prides itself on shaping well-rounded students. The school resides in a reformed 19th-century mansion on the East River, providing students a scenic and inspiring environment in which to grow. With 100% of graduating girls earning college acceptances, it's no question that a Preston High School education guarantees success. This private high school limits enrollment to a small class of 530 girls, and an even more intimate teacher/student ratio of 1:13...

Equality is one of the best Charter schools in not only the Bronx but in NYC. It's also a…read morewonderful place to work, best staff ever!

I am very disappointed with the teachers. My son had come back to me informing me that his theology…read moreteacher was not only cursing in class but, was messing with his grades. I sent my child to school, and specifically a catholic school to seek more wisdom on the catholic religion. I didn't send him so that his theology teacher would pick and choose his grade. I am very disgusted with the way this school is ran, and would not recommend this school to anyone.

This is literally a paid public school. Do not send your kids here. You are better off sending your…read morekids to a public high school. Teachers in this school have no real teaching education and all this school is focused on is money. I had to give a star because it was mandatory, but I would give it a negative star if allowed.

The teachers here care about each scholar and they're looking forward to helping every one of them.read more

hi, former student here! This is gonna be anonymous and in my opinion this school is amazing but…read morethey are WAYYY to strict, i cannot play roblox in PEACE

the school change alot is became better for the past year. The are so nice and it teaches greatread more

Ps 83 was a semi good school…read more Pros: - You get to go outside and actually have fun - The Gymnasium is very big and there lots to do and sometimes do exercises that actually means something - In Mathematic you get to learn things I am learn in high school now as a freshman - There is some sort of security - There is Air Condition so when a hot day you can cool down - there are vending Machines With drinks Cons: - The bathroom are dirty - it's a very old school - they have old radiator and when someone pours water on it it gives a strong bad odor -Some teachers don't care for you - Some teacher have a bad reputation so I won't say

Please heed to this warning. If your child identifies as a person of color, please do not send them…read morehere! I write this review to save a future parent and child the aggravation,discrimination, and racism that occurs within this school. I was not the only poc student that experienced this, and unfortunately I probably wasn't the last. I experienced several acts of racism, in front of faculty and behind closed doors, and each case practically fell on deaf ears. The administration will make it seem as though the situation has been handled but that's the farthest from the truth. The same perpetrators will still be rewarded in the end, if they are favored by faculty. The faculty also has a hand in the racism as well, whether they openly support it, reward the aggressors in the end, or commit their own acts of micro or macro aggressions. I say all this to say, save your time, and save your money. The education is also subpar at best. Even if you are not a poc student, if you don't feel like wasting your money, don't send your child here. The most they'll learn is the lyrics to sweet Caroline . Not trying to be rude at all, but it's the truth. Do with this information what you will.

VMA is a private Catholic school in the Country Club section of the Bronx run by the sisters of the…read moreCongregation of Notre Dame. The grades run from pre-K to 8th grade. This school is not affiliated with a specific parish unlike the other local catholic schools (such as OLA and St. Benedicts.) The school has a beautiful waterfront campus that contains 3 different buildings. In my opinion, this is the best grammar school in the neighborhood.

Thought I would update my review on Ivy Prep Early Learning. 5 years and two kids later I am still…read morea proud parent in the community. Both my son and my daughter have received an excellent and safe education here at Ivy Prep in the Bronx. When my child was interviewed for kindergarten, we were told that she is well prepared and will be ahead of her peers with the education and preparation she has received here. My son began his journey with services like OT; PT and SEIT at Ivy prep. They were able to accommodate his service providers within their building and my child was able to receive all of the support he needed. In the Throggs Neck community it is wonderful to have a place like Ivy Prep to prepare your children for a bright and productive future! Highly recommend!!

Best day care/early learning center in the Bronx! Had my son there and now my 4yr old daughter has…read morebeen enjoying learning and experiencing new things everyday!

Saint Agnes Academic School gave me skills for life. I wish I could have loved it more, but I was…read morevery sick the whole time I was there. I found it to be a progressive school, a leader. However, as an adult looking back, I wish I had taken art classes and home economics classes, not only math, science, language classes, etc. I go back for reunions and homecoming.

Saint Agnes is made great by the students and a few(2-3) amazing teachers. The faculty really…read moreshould listen to the students wants and concerns more, to make it a more friendly environment for everyone. The recent changes have put the school more on the map, so to say, but there is always room for improvement. My own experience there is that, while I am glad my mother chose that school, I feel my full potential was not reached as the school picks who they want to prosper as soon as freshman year and offers them first pick of great opportunities and tosses the remaining to the rest of the students when rejected by the chosen few. Overall the education is good, the school partners with St. John's to offer college credits that can be useful in the future. It is the social environment of the school that could use improvement.

Small school big family! Both pf my sons attended this school. Every child in this school is…read moreknown to each teacher and administrator. Your child will not be just a number. My son graduated last year and had the best experience in a loving, caring environment. My other son is currently enrolled as a Juniorand his vigorous curriculum is already setting him up to be successful in college. I definitely recommend Whitestone Academy in Queens, NY

I waited until my daughter graduated to add this review. This school started well when my daughter…read moreentered in the 6th grade but by the 8th grade, it went downhill. They had several teachers that were great throughout but a few of the new teachers were nothing but subpar. My daughter became ill one day and her teacher ignored her raised hand for 10 minutes before allowing her to go to the nurse... alone! The school is on the 4th floor... what if she fell. She mentioned she was not feeling well to the guidance counselor as well, who also sent her downstairs. They tried to call me but I missed the initial call. The nurse eventually told her she could either sit in the main office or return to class. Return to class?! The school is on the 4th floor! What happens if she falls?! She ended up having a virus and out for several days. I tried to call to complain and the parent coordinator lied about the principal leaving town. My husband ended up walking in without an appointment to find him there and made them talk to him. I also filed a 311 complaint. The algebra teacher was inexperienced and failed thesem of teaching. They talk to you like you are stupid but guess what...I have a Master's degree. Please don't. I tried to talk to the principal but again the parent coordinator managed to block us and other parents from meeting with him. Even the students created a petition to remove the teacher. My daughter passed her regents but only because I had to pay for private tutoring. I do not recommend this school.

Couldn't wait for my daughter to get out of this school. The overall attitude within the school…read moreis acceptance of mediocrity. At the graduation, prior to the commencement they were playing Tupac music. I found this to be very inappropriate. The keynote speaker spoke of his ex wives and "baby mamas ", this annoyed me as my wife and I believe in the core of marriage and family. This set a horrible example to our children. Parents if you have a choice, choose a better school. We want better for our children, lead by example. #DoBetter