I graduated from Good Shepherd in 1987. My brothers and my sister graduated from G.S.S. as well. My…read moredaughter is in 8th Grade now and has been in that school since Pre-K. My son is in K this year and attended last year in Pre-K. Both of my children love that school. It has truly changed over the years and for the better. Good Shepherd is a community of Administration and Faculty that care for the needs of every child and work hard with all the parents to get those needs met. When you walk inside you feel a sense of being a part of an everlasting family and that feeling lasts even after your child(ren) has/have left that school. I truly appreciate the steps and measures that are taken to make my child's school experience a success. Thank you Good Shepherd!

I wouldn't take John K's review that seriously seeing that most of his reviews are 2 star ratings…read moreat bogus restaurants. He even takes the time to review chain stores like McDonalds, Subways, Staples, Home Depot. If you knew anything remotely close about good food you wouldn't be eating at those places. The guy is a joke, take it from someone who has a child attending the school. The teachers and staff are dedicated, caring, and up to par when compared to most schools in the area. I've attended a couple of their school events and they seem to genuinely care about the well- being of their students. Paying for this school means getting your money's worth because you know your child is being taught life lessons that will last them a life time. So I would completely disregard reviews coming from someone who gives majority of their reviews 1-2 stars not because the places are actually bad but because he/she is miserable. You could just tell he looks for the smallest reason to give companies bad reviews.

What a shame it's been closed by a profit-minded Archdiocese…read more I went to St Jude's from 1952 to 1960. It was a great school back then. Lew Alcindor (Kareem) was a classmate. The Sisters of the Presentation of Mary were our teachers and they were terrific teachers and disciplined as well. The priests of the parish were often seen at school and were usually open to students' questions.

My sister attended this school and I can safely say that I am displeased with the level of…read moreeducation that she received here. She entered high school unprepared for the academics and lacking the social skills needed to interact with a diverse student population. This school was more concerned with the financial obligations of the student than their actual education, and quite frankly, the teachers I interacted with were not impressive at all. I have nothing positive to say about this school other than I know some have gone on to do great things with their lives after leaving the school, but is that not the case with every school you visit?

Do your child a favor and keep them away from this school. The only instance in my entire life that…read moreI was suicidal was during my time in this school.

My family had relocated from Puerto Rico and I attended PS 90 (Sheridan Ave, Bronx, NY) between…read more1967 and 1968. It was at this school I learned English! Sad to see it has closed. Even more sad to learn some of the horror stories surrounding its closure, from all the bad comments and press releases from some years back. We moved to a building just across E166th St. I have fond and great memories, in particular from the teacher who patiently and lovingly taught me English. I came here knowing NOTHING of the then foreign language. What she taught me in those short 2 years, lasted a lifetime! I will always be grateful to her and this school. Regretfully, I can't remember the correct spelling of her name. I do remember it sounded like Mrs Schoudash. I had opportunities to learn piano and trumpet. I sang in a school chorus. Although I never pursued those skills further, they opened my eyes to new and wonderful opportunities. My imagination took off as a result of this school. My knowledge of the history of this country was initiated and fostered in this school. My love for this country was nurtured in this school. Please know, this school offered great things to the world and I was witness to it. After over half a century, I'm still pursuing some of those dreams born in P.S. 90!

In (1991-1992) I was in the Third Grade in this school (PS90 AKA CES90)... at the time, my teachers…read morename was Mr Ortiz... I was the smallest child in that classroom... I was physically abused by that teacher... He used to punch me, slap me, and threaten me all the time... I remember going home with bruises all over me... I would never wish anyone that type of abuse i went thru... My life was affected by it... PLEASE DO NOT send your kids to this school... Going to this school, was one of the worst things that couldve happened to me (as a child)

The teachers do not be caring about your knowledge and only care about their paycheck. Some…read moreteachers even curse at students and even if u tell the office people they will always take the teachers side thinking their always right but if a student curses. even a small little thing happens for example if someone talks just a little bit the whole SCHOOL gets reflection and don't get me started when the whole room stinks and never wanting to turn on the ac and also don't get me started on how these teachers who don't even do their job too and they seem tired and bored even though we don't even doing anything to them it's 7 in the morning like what do u expect For us tired students wake up at 6 they take everything from u but don't even understand your transportation not knowing if your far or not from school.

Staff decide which class students go to depending if they like them or not and are very immatureread more