I was taking a scholar to the mosque but did not know what the mosque would be like :) It's not big…read morebut it's quiet welcoming. it's majority attending guest were from Bosnian background and people were very welcoming and friendly :) The mosque has 3 stories, first floor during Ramadan is used to open Iftar (breaking fast) 2nd floor for male prayer and 3rd floor for female prayer. The parking is an issue, at least for me. I was having a hard time, so I would advice to come in advance of prayer time as it can take you 10 to 20 min for parking. And omg go in Ramadan, the food they make is AMAZING AND DELICIOUS :)

Peaceful and respectful I like how we treat each others. We…read morehave a great Religion and a great culture.

Sat in on the basketball clinic, which consisted of a diverse range of kids from every ethnicity…read moreall in one gymnasium to learn the science and skills of ball handling and fundamental basketball. Instructors also varied in ethnicity and diversity. All I saw here was a beautiful melting pot of NYC and was impressed with the Saturday morning curriculum to help the motor skills of these children. Bravo!

My son was in Kindergarten in this school for the 2019-2020 school year. I wish I had saved the…read moretuition money and just placed it his college savings instead. When we drive by the school, he still tells me how much he hated it there. He had a teacher who had been teacher 30+ years. She was mean and would compare all of her students to her favorite student and boast about his reading abilities. She asked my son and his classmates, "are you deaf?" When they didn't abide by her strict rules. I talked to the Principal about this and he said, "oh! Come in! We all say stuff like that." Ableism isn't okay and it's cruel to say this to children. As soon as we swapped my son to a public school in a good district they realized he needed glasses. A veteran teacher should've picked up on this instead of attacking what he "couldn't" do. Jokes on her; my son scored 10% of his district and has been recommended to the Gifted and Talented program. He has had wonderful, welcoming teachers in his new school. Don't waste your money on this outdated school (both in physical environment and emotional intelligence). In this case, "private school" does not equal "better." Shoutout, however, to the office staff- who always did their best to make me feel comfortable and who were kind to my son.

Great school in the Jesuit tradition. Oldest Jesuit institution in the region (1841) with an…read moreincredible array of academic, athletic, and organizational activity for the all boys high school. Shares campus and field access with Fordham University so opportunities to shine in an urban setting are done so on the best of facilities. Famous grads include Dodgers broadcaster Vin Scully, Knicks GM Donnie Walsh, and chef Joseph Bastianich from Masterchef.

Mount saint Michaels is an amazing School where young students are transformed to be successful…read moreadults. The school is a college prep school that teachers students from grades 6-12 and with a 100% guarantee that students will get accepted to a college.

From the owner: Mount St. Michael Academy, in the tradition of the Roman Catholic Church and the Marist…read moreBrothers, provides a rigorous, value-centered, college preparatory education to a family and brotherhood of young men, fostering each student's unique potential for personal excellence, and striving to help our diverse students grow in maturity as healthy, well-rounded, service oriented leaders

This school is wonderful!!! The staff is amazing so kind and the principal oh my gosh! Amazing my…read moredaughter is in fifth grade her teacher is truly wonderful such an amazing school!!!

From the owner: Saints John and Paul School is a co-educational, Roman Catholic school for grades Pre-Kindergarten…read moreto 8 that is committed to providing quality, affordable education. Our administration, faculty, parish and parents are dedicated to building a school family for our children that encourages academic excellence, emphasizes respect for human values, elevates concern for community needs and incorporates our Catholic faith into our every day lives. At Saints John and Paul School, we endeavor to open students' hearts as well as their minds.

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!

This is an amazing site, whether you're Catholic or not. It was in our Secrets New York book, and…read morethere is a Saint preserved in a glass altar at the front of the church. When we came, there were many devotees praying in the room, so it was awkward capturing photos while trying to be respectful and silent. It's an amazing site, to see a saint so displayed. It's free for the public to view. Also note the beautiful stained glass toward the back of the church.

A lovely home and final resting place for Mother Cabrini. America's first Saint. Sunday Masses are…read morecelebrated at 9am & 11am.

This building is very old. There was another one on THE CONCOURSE that was torn down that was…read moredesigned by the same architectural team. I had to sub here for a while and there were walls in classrooms that were crumbling. Admin was okay but some teachers were cruel to newcomers.

My friends and I went to this school for volunteer work which is New York Cares. I had a fun time…read moreand also it was so nice to do something for kids. At the same time building is a landmark of south Bronx.