It was super good cant complain career service was super helpful and nice they always make sure to…read morecheck up and help when needed -Tyler morel perez

This place was amazing and Mr Jaleel was such a nice guy that me made my experience the best he…read moreguide me through the whole building and seeing the students work in class was so cool. this got me so excited To join.

ADDENDUM to the Previous Review:------…read more VETERAN FRIENDLY: All the DD-214 avails you is the GI-Bill (Your EARNED money), and qualify for Day-Student Status, that's where it ends. I suggest you wear your military ribbons while in Khakis, especially if you're a new student on campus. It will save you getting written UP and confrontation(s) by overzealous cadets for failure to run the MUG Path or some other MUG BS. DRINKING: PLEASE CONTROL YOU'RE DRINKING SPECIALLY WHILE ON CRUISE BEST IF YOU DON'T DO IT AT ALL. YOUR INABILITY TO CONTROL YOUR LIQUEUR WILL BE USED AGAINST YOU BY THE REGIMENT. CRUISE: SUCK IT UP and "Embrace the suck" - if you a 3rd class, 2ND CLASS CRUISE; CADET-SHIP like your life depends on it, then jump straight to your 1st Class...Suck it up!!! ......you're short. THIS IS A SCHOOL WITH huge potential, HOWEVER IN ITS CURRENT STATE, I WOULD NOT RECOMMEND THIS SCHOOL TO ANYONE SEEKING TO ATTAIN THEIR 3RD MATES LICENSE, ON THE GROUNDS THAT THE SCHOOL, HAS STRAYED EVEN FURTHER AWAY FROM ITS MISSION by bringing in people in the regiment who have no background in education and/or stepped foot on a ship or have any understanding of the Maritime industry. Including, hiring more over-paid administrators (you can find some of their Luxury cars parked near the "Sally Port") rather than hiring more USCG license teaching faculty. The Regiment just knows how to instill fear in cadets, promote brown-nose's and demand Blind obedience....that unfortunately is what they call leadership. They are more concerned whether or not you are eating in the TIV in a boiler suit or if you didn't shave this morning. At the end of the day & AFTER all uniform inspections and other regimental chicaneries are done; ...MARITIME remains a University....a place of HIGHER learning.... Academics, therefore, come first, NOT the regiment. The school spends more resources on hiring CLUELESS military staff to bark at cadets and administrators with nice luxury cars rather than focusing resources on improving and increasing the number of license classes, Labs, Simulators and improving the quality & availability of tutors at the learning center. Every semester students are clamoring just to get into the license classes they need, and only 35% of the seniors pass the USCG license on their first try. According to the school's announcements, about 220 students graduated in 2013- 2014. Maritime has a student body of about 1800. Moreover, according to NYS Education Department figures: * 21.8% of entering freshmen graduate in 4 years. * 36.2% graduate in 5 years and * 44% graduate after six years. No public records are available on license students VS non-license students graduating. Including stats on Cadets who were just given a degree and no license because they were forced out by the regiment. SUNY Maritime does not make that info public....I am sure the stats are even more dismal in that regard. http://collegemeasures.org/4-year_colleges/institution/suny-maritime-college-ny/scorecard/strategic-measures/ Something is very wrong when that few graduate in a given year....You can't JUST blame students with those numbers. Also, keep this in mind, that YOU will NOT be able to benefit from the STCW classes you already completed because as a policy the school will not give you any certificate unless you completed the WHOLE program. This School policy is a "Restraint of trade"," Monopolistic" and just plain unlawful in my opinion. It gives the school too much power which I have seen used more than often.....quite arbitrary and capriciously by the regiment and puts you the student/cadet in a very bad situation should anything go wrong for any reason. You have little to no legal recourse unless you have the means of paying for expensive lawyers to fight the state of New York. You cannot just go to another MARITIME school and finish as you would in any other educational endeavor. The Coastguard does not accept YOUR transcript as proof of completion... It's the Class completion certificate they only accept. Also, keep in Mind that your STCW course work is only good for five years after completion of an STCW class. With all these factors in mind and with the overzealous regimental staff who seems to CONFLATE Maritime with Annapolis; makes for an educational experience that in my opinion is not warranted particularly given that students have to pay or take up loans (only private loans if you're a grad-license student) for an ever-increasing tuition to attendant this school. CAVEAT EMPTOR: http://forum.gcaptain.com/c/maritime-academy

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 been the Bronx’s premier all‑girls Catholic college‑preparatory…read morehigh school, known for its rigorous academics, strong culture of belonging, and personalized learning environment. Preston offers a values‑driven education that develops confident, compassionate young women prepared for college and life. Preston combines challenging coursework—including Honors, AP, and advanced electives—with a supportive, tight‑knit community where every student is known. With approximately 300 students and an intimate 13:1 teacher‑student ratio, Preston provides individualized attention, meaningful relationships, and a safe environment where students thrive academically and socially. Our campus sits on a historic 19th‑century waterfront estate, offering a scenic and inspiring setting for learning. Students benefit from modern science labs, technology‑rich classrooms, leadership programs, arts and athletics, and a school culture rooted in dignity, compassion, respect, and integrity. With a 100% college acceptance rate, a robust guidance program, and a commitment to developing ethical leaders, Preston High School empowers young women to excel—academically, spiritually, and personally.

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!

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!

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.

Let's start with how impressive this beautiful Romanesque landmark building is! The present…read morebuilding opened in 1913. St. Joseph's continues to serve the needs of deaf children from infancy through 14 years of age. Although I was learning ASL while younger, I didn't follow through, and I wanted to get more teaching than I was from YouTube University, so I started taking lessons here. I can't speak for the entire building as I haven't been through it, but I can speak towards the staff that I've come in contact with, and they are so patient and supportive. I've really enjoyed learning there. I'm sure the students are all in extremely great hands!

From the owner: Rooted in a legacy since 1869, our school provides an accessible and nurturing learning environment…read morewhere Deaf and hard-of-hearing students, including those with additional special needs, can thrive. Through open enrollment, safe and reliable door-to-door transportation, individualized attention in small 6:1:1 classrooms, comprehensive special needs programs, and full support services, we unlock each student's unique potential. We foster dynamic classroom learning, cultivate diverse communication practices, and ensure tailored accommodations, all while actively engaging and supporting our parents. Our enduring commitment is to equip students with the skills, confidence, and independence to lead fulfilling lives. Our Mission St. Joseph's School for the Deaf will maximize the potential of each student and foster competence in literacy, critical thought, citizenship and personal independence through educational experiences that are purposeful, equitable and engaging. Celebrating over 150 years in education.

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.

This is specifically for Story Time Chess in Park Slope - but just wanted to say that my nine year…read moreold absolutely loves going there for afterschool club. Kim has gone above and beyond making sure that both me and my kiddo understand what's going on and feel welcome. She even worked with me for school pickup and has always been very communicative. I just wished I'd started my kid there years ago!

Overall we've been pleased with Chess at Three.. Our son had been interested in chess so we did a…read moreweek of summer camp to see if he liked it and he loved it and came back home able to do new things including to setup a castle.. we signed him up for a season and he loves going and looks forward to the sessions. I am amazed how much his ability to play has advanced in such a short period of time. The only negative thing i would say is that the location doesn't have an elevator or waiting area but other than that its great.