Brooklyn Avenue School

Public | K-6 | 326 students |  

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24 Brooklyn Ave

Valley Stream, NY 11581

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Valley Stream 24 Union Free School District

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Brooklyn Avenue School, located in Valley Stream, New York, is a public elementary school in the Valley Stream 24 Union Free School District. It is among the few public elementary schools in New York to receive a distinguished GreatSchools Rating of 8 out of 10.

This school has an average Community Rating of 5 out of 5 stars, based on reviews from 11 school community members.

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Posted on Mar 15, 2011
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Brooklyn Ave School is a small scholl that gives great education to all of its 300+ students. School principal as well as all the teacher are welcoming and helpfull. Very clean and neat school.
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Posted on May 19, 2009
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I have a never seen a school run so well. My kids went to school in the 1980's and as a new Dad I could not feel better about my child's education. The principal is hands on (and a great dresser) and the faculty have been great.
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Posted on Mar 14, 2008
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the father /daughter dance is very nice,but some teachers just punch a clock here.the maintenence is terrible in the winter.the after school program is not well run.
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Posted on Aug 15, 2006
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my child has attendend BAS since kindergarten. He was an inclusion child, although I found it successful for most of his time there, I was disappointed to see it removed. I felt in some of the grades the inclusion teacher should have felt a need to see that his/her students had more growth, since the teacher might have had only 3-4 students to attend too. I would like to see the inclusion program to continue only if administration keeps a closer eye on it. There is always room for improvement. The concept of the Inclusion Program is there, it is guidance that is needed. I think the district should reveiw its policy on inclusion versing resource room and come to a happy medium.
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Posted on Jun 17, 2005
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My child is thriving in this school. The teachers and staff are second to none. This school is well run and always puts the needs and well-being of it's students first.
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