2020 Best Schools in New York City Geographic District No. 18About this List

P.S. 235 - Lenox School

• New York City Geographic District No. 18, NY
• PK, K-8
• 5 reviews

Alum: This was a excellent school. The elementary school prepared me well for middle school. The teachers challenged me and taught me comfortable ways to learn. the environment was safe. They will do anything to help you succeed. However, i dont know much about the special needs curriculum. But overall public schools dont do much of a great job helping students with learning disabilities.
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• B

• 1,255 Students
• 19:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

P.S. 244 - Richard R. Green

• New York City Geographic District No. 18, NY
• PK, K-5
• 3 reviews

Alum: I attended P.S.244 in the early 2000s. I had an enriched school experience. It is truly a great school and puts their students first. I was happy that the had after school activities. I learned art, dance, finance, chorus and music after school. Whenever students needed help with their work, their was always after school tutoring. All my teachers were very helpful. I miss my principal Mrs. Alicia. All teachers made sure all students had excellent academics. She was a caring and nurturing. She always listened and addressed your concerns. I had a great experience. I love that the school has gone vegetarian!
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• C+

• 548 Students
• 11:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

P.S. 115 - Daniel Mucatel School

• New York City Geographic District No. 18, NY
• PK, K-5
• 2 reviews

Middle School Student: P.S. 115 measures our success one student at a time by providing a rigorous curriculum that ensures all students SH.I.N.E academically and socially. With collaboration between home and school, students will become lifelong learners who are college and career ready.
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• C+

• 1,013 Students
• 16:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

P.S. 66

• New York City Geographic District No. 18, NY
• PK, K-8

• C+

• 807 Students
• 15:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

P.S. 135 - Sheldon A. Brookner

• New York City Geographic District No. 18, NY
• PK, K-5

• C+

• 613 Students
• 17:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

P.S. 279 - Herman Schreiber

• New York City Geographic District No. 18, NY
• PK, K-5

• C

• 456 Students
• 14:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

P.S. 114 - Ryder Elementary School

• New York City Geographic District No. 18, NY
• PK, K-5
• 1 review

• C

• 516 Students
• 14:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

P.S. 208 - Elsa Ebeling

• New York City Geographic District No. 18, NY
• PK, K-5
• 1 review

Alum: What I personally enjoyed about this school is that they have a strong academic system with a great faculty to help each and every student. This school contains a variety of extracurricular activities for kids to do. What I enjoyed the most about this school is the connection they have with the kids and families in which everyone would support one another.
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• C

• 426 Students
• 13:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

P.S. 219 - Kennedy-King

• New York City Geographic District No. 18, NY
• PK, K-5
• 3 reviews

Freshman: Be in Ps. 219 was a worthwhile for me. I learned so much as a kid. Now I can excel when I get older like playing basketball and playing the violin. These are hidden abilities that I can use to show people my unique personality and I thank 219 for this. It was a great elementary school to attend
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• C

• 529 Students
• 14:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

P.S. 233 - Langston Hughes

• New York City Geographic District No. 18, NY
• PK, K-5
• 2 reviews

Alum: P.S. 233 has great parent involvement which is extremely vital to the success of the students and the community. The arts education is a profound development within the school which gives students and outlet and allows students to learn about the arts. I would like to see more extracurricular activities. The school has a very welcoming environment.
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• C

• 469 Students
• 12:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

P.S. 276 - Louis Marshall

• New York City Geographic District No. 18, NY
• PK, K-5

• C-

• 667 Students
• 16:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

P.S. 272 - Curtis Estabrook

• New York City Geographic District No. 18, NY
• PK, K-5

• C-

• 460 Students
• 12:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

P.S. 268 - Emma Lazarus

• New York City Geographic District No. 18, NY
• PK, K-5

• C-

• 411 Students
• 15:1 Student-Teacher Ratio