Bronx Manhattan SDA School

Bronx Manhattan is the worst in the Bronx. My son attend this school he always didn't like it the teachers don't teach. And the school waste their teaching time by doing lots of field trips. I recommend you not to enroll your child in the school!!
--Submitted by a parent

My child has been going to Bronx Manhattan Seventh Day Adventist School for a year now and I intend on having her continue her Christian Education there. There are a lot of things I am pleased with couple of which are; the small sized classrooms and teacher to student ratio. My child gets the attention and teaching that she requires. She is very involved in the broad array of activities that the school and especially her class organize making her education and experience especially diverse. I like the emphasis on Christ which reinforces her teaching both at home and at church. The principal and teachers are especially warm, professional, Christian individuals who inform, assist and welcome parents making our rapport an easy going one. With Christ as their center and focus the children and the future of this school will continue to be a Blessed one. Romans 8.31.
--Submitted by a parent

This is a joke of a school...the only time they contact some parents is when they want the tuition paid. Alot of nothing for nothing...what a waste. I regret, sadly, that I ever subjected my daughter to this waste of time. Nobody seems to be qualified.
--Submitted by a parent

The school would do alot better if ALL the teachers spoke better English. Some teachers, should not be in the classroom!
--Submitted by a parent

The academic programs are basic, nothing more nothing less. There is no longer a music program, no art, and no sports - only basketball during recess. Parents do not get involved because there is no motivation from the faculty. The board needs to really look at the faculty including the principal and their capabilities to run the school. 5 years ago this school was a delight. The School board really needs to step in.
--Submitted by a parent