P.S. 206 the Horace Harding School

My child was accused of a behavior warranting his class being switched mid-year, yet when I tried to get a clear answer as to what really happened, I got vague responses, no administrator would take my calls and, like magic, records disappeared. .Even the school he transferred to could get no information for the reason his class was changed! He was also far below grade level and was promoted so that he would not affect the school's rating and therefore funding They should be ashamed of themselves for what they did to my child.
—Submitted by a parent

I have 2 children attending this school for the past 3 years. It is not the worst school, but not the best one either. It appears to me that this school is getting worse by the year I think of moving because of it.
—Submitted by a parent

I like this school both of my kids go there. It is a very nice school with educational fun days and programs for example: chorus, dance and etc.
—Submitted by a parent

This is a very good school. My older kid has gone through and younger is in right now.They have improved a lot in last 3 years. Academic programs has been increased. Other activities like sprots, music etc. Is really good. Overall it is good.
—Submitted by a parent

Good school. Crowed classrooms. Teachers are very motivated and generally care about the children's progress.
—Submitted by a parent

Well Im not a parent im a kid that loves that school. I went to this school from kindergarden to 5th grade and almost got elected for student president. Its a little school with a lot of education and trips. I love that school. steven montano.
—Submitted by steven montano, a former student

I grew up in this area and went to a neighboring school, taught in this region, and had honor of teaching under the supervision of this Principal. He is awesome, and has once again turned a school around just like his other school. Kudos to PLD.
—Submitted by a teacher

This is one of the many great public schools in Queens.Teachers her take their time to teach each student at different paces.The Priniciple is always having a fund raiser or a meeting each student. Students here have fun when they learn.
—Submitted by a former student