The school is absolutely great for all. The Staff and Teachers are always happy to see children day…read moreby day and I love how well they have taught children in English and Math. I recommend this school for all kids who are aging into Elementary School. I think my 4th grade teacher Mr. Wiecezak is still there I don't know but he was great and I can remember his happiness for teaching. Hope your child enjoys P.S. 173 as well.

My elementary school! I loved my time here and still get sentimental everytime I drive past it. My…read morekindergarten teacher Mrs.Greenberg is probably not there anymore but she was amazing and helped me through my struggles learning english after moving to the U.S-I can still remember the layout of her classroom and the smell of crayons as if it was just yesterday. This school has great resources and caring teachers, my tenant's daugter attends this school now and is so excited for the new school year next week. They must be doing something right to get kids wanting for school to start! PS. 173 will always have a sweet spot in my heart!

Public School 32 on 35th ave in flushing is great elementary school from pk to5. Pk is all day ,…read morewhich is good really good most nyc school has half day pk. My cousin daughter goes here and I picked her up couple of times and once I had to attend the meating. Th school is very organized and well educated stuff that they are there for your kids and your you. The general office are very helpful also They have huge play ground next to the school which is painted to the kids convenience with all those fun colorful play games. That makes the school very good. Safe side is also very good that if you open any door other than front door the alarm will go off high:) and the front door has a security

I'm surprised that no one's added P.S. 107 into the list! This is the best elementary school I've…read morebeen to, and I'm not just saying that because I attended here myself. Back in my day, our principal was a man named Mr. Phair and he most certainly was fair to all of us. He was the coolest principal in the city, the type you would only expect to see on TV. He was super chill, even when we got sent to him after a fight, and I only remember him truly losing his stuff only once, which was in the morning when he saw that a drink driver drove right into the school entrance. Anyway, school had it's ups and downs, but it was above standard for a NYC public school. Wish I can say the same for some others I'd go to, but that's a story for another day. Who knew I'd be back here in school to vote well over two decades later! I didn't even live in Auburndale then - I recall taking the "white bus" by Weeping Beech Park to school when I lived in downtown Flushing, back when free street parking still existed in ample amounts, but I digress. Oh yes, this school is fairly accessible by the way, and I recall them doing a pretty good job at accommodating special needs and such, despite being part of the NYC public education system. They had a pretty mean music program when I attended, a solid chess team, an amazing computer lab for it's time, and an awesome rooftop basketball court that opened up when I was in 3rd grade. Anyway, hope this school is still doing well!

it's a great school because I could play play with my friends we get to read learn math and do fun…read moreactivities and it's kind of fun school so that's why I like it and I went there for like one or two years and I'm about to be eight years old

8.28.17 John Bowne, PS 20, Flushing's Elementary school…read more Wow this school has been here a really long time. I found a Cornerstone marked 1878! Flushing's Bowne PS 20, is home to summer day camps as well as the local Public elementary school. Also many other fine organizations have their home base in this public school. Flushing public School 20, is located in the heart of the Flushing Community. The beautiful large play area has basketball courts and a children's play area here. Every morning folks exercise, practice Tai Chi and relax in this Sunny Spot. This large community meeting spot is also where the annual crime fighting event, "Flushing's Night Out". Is sponsored each year. I love coming to this area, truly relax under the beautiful Giant oak trees, hundreds of years old. These trees Flushing's first citizens, provide such a beautiful shade as you exercise and relax and this historic location. I'm looking for more historical information for updates to my review. Thanks again friends. JIM D.

It's first rate education I can not tell a lie. Because I'm a spoiled little bitch I wasn't allowed…read moreto go to public school and I ended up here at Highland. This school goes from K-Grade 8 and is really small and focused on giving each student individual attention and maximizing their potential. When I graduated there were only 135 kids in the entire school and my class was made up of 15 kids. It has a synagogue on the main floor because the school rents the upper floor and basement which is where they have a gym. This is a private school without the uniforms and has lots of field trip activities and even puts on annual plays at Queens Theater in the Park. If you're in the neighborhood then this is a great place to bring your children to. The relationships you create here are extra strong and I am still friends with almost half my graduating class. P.S. It's expensive as hell though

From what I understand, this school was one of the best private schools around. But now I think…read morethe school, though still good as far as education is concerned, but the worse when it comes to the attitude of the teachers and the principal herself. First of all, with the amount of money you pay for tuition, the school has no nurse or a counselor on staff. If anything happens to your child they just send him or her to the principal where they give him or her a band aid and cold compress. They even made a 4-year old hold an ice-pack on her fore-head all day without a teacher's help. And may God help you if your child is a little strong-willed, they will not only treat the child as a plague, but you the parent also. I have never seen a school so intolerant as this school. Their attitude to the parent who complains is unbelievably rude. I think the worse mistake I ever made was bringing my child to this school. My child has since gone to Catholic school and is doing very well.

It's a very good school, I went here up until 6th grade and even now what I learned here still…read morehelps me in this new school. If I hadn't moved away I would've stayed from 2nd-8th grade. You can really tell that the Teachers truly care for and know their students. The classes are small so you can really get to know the teachers and the students. The students there are very kind (As kind as Middle schoolers can be ) and I still find myself talking to them, despite being far away. This school has plenty extracurriculars and allows their students to tap into new interests or skills that can help in long term. The school does many fun things to raise money which helps families struggling with tuition. This school was an amazing experience for me and still teaches me things to this day. SEND UR KIDS HERE PLS ITS SO FUN I ACTUALLY LOOKED FORWARD TO SCHOOL GOING HERE!

Best elementary school in Queens. A hidden gem in Flushing. Best teachers and curriculum!read more

This building is there to hog parking spaces…read more But 20 years ago, it used to be a place that fed me free food, taught me English, and scammed me with their overpriced chocolates. I swear... pyramid scheme began in elementary schools. But seriously though... this is one of the safest schools out there. Everyone in this neighborhood is so tame. Kids just run pretty rampant here like they own the place. They rebuilt the school yard and fixed the basketball hoop so now I can no longer slam dunk on it. The cool thing about this school is that they have a dedicated music class where you can learn how to play the string instruments. If you like to see your poor kid holding up a full size bass, go for it.

I do think this school is a joke. We booked an appointment to visiting the school during their…read moreopening hour. During the tour, my husband was asking the director of this school, how many kids and teacher will be hold in each class...guess what did she said. She told us, there will be around 16~18 kids with two teachers(im assuming one will be an assistant). I have no idea where and how did she get this answer from. But as parents please stay away from this place... Ps:the tution for toddler around 2 was 1400 per month for this place~

My daughter grow up in monolingual family. I sent her to Happy Dragon hope she can learn some…read moresimple Mandarin words. She made big progress after couple months. From monolingual to speak simple mandarin sentences and understand most of the sentences. She sings new mandarin songs at home everyday. The daycare teacher there Vicky and Anna is really caring and let me know the feedback every day when I pick her up. Can't wait the COVID-19 issue finished and sent her back to school.

This school is awesome. The principal cares for the students and teachers. He has great…read moreleadership which makes his school a great school. Most of the students are new immigrants but even they strive and do well. My 1st grader is ready easy chapter books now and loves to go to school. I would definitely recommend this school to all parents. Since they have a lot of new immigrants, kids pick up different languages from other kids. Visit the school and see for yourself.