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Submitted by other on October 06, 2023
This school is not safe for disabled kids
Submitted by parent on June 03, 2022
It is a good school. Parents need to support their children as much as schools.
Submitted by parent on May 24, 2020
People are telling this is a bad school but in my experience, this is the best school for students to learn.
Submitted by parent on April 19, 2018
I recently visit Susan B. Anthony junior high to have a tour and see what programs the school has to offer, as well as how they support the students. I was very impressed with how friendly and welcoming the staff was. The teachers I met were very dedicated to being sure that each student achieves academically and reach their goals. The enrichment programs that the schools offer are stunning and will help build each students character, support their social emotional growth, intellectual growth, and help them understand who they want to be in life as well as how to support their communities by becoming good citizens of society. I enjoy learning about this school and the programs they offer are breathtaking.
Submitted by other on October 18, 2014
I'm now currently in 8th grade and so far this school has been great. I've been in top classes all 3 years. There is now a new schedule change. In my opinion not the best idea. However it has great classes and good teachers I'm currently in Algebra 1 and Earth science which are 9th grade level classes. All u have to do is work hard and stay focused and you'll be able to thrive.
Submitted by other on September 11, 2014
i went to susan b. there is nothing wrong with. it is perfect for young adolescents. i'd recommend it to anyone. i love it.
Submitted by other on December 29, 2013
the activities are good but the only activity that isnt fair is project boost they expect you to be classy
Submitted by other on April 04, 2012
I went to this school 10 years ago, and I graduated to go to Stuyvesant High School and now am in the Macaulay Honors Program at Hunter College. Please take advantage of the afterschool tutoring, it is worth the time and other students I have met have paid thousands of dollars for the same education.
Submitted by parent on December 07, 2011
This school is the gem of the district without the lotteries. If you have a great foundation from elementary, you will have a challenging curricula in some of the homerooms. There is alot of homework especially in Math and Science which is excellent and other subjects are not neglected. My child was able to qualify to take the Hunter HS test from this middle school. The afterschool program is extremely popular managed by a dedicated staff. There is an afterschool dance program taught by a leading area choreographer/performer/ teacher who has over 40yrs broad based exp. , martial arts, sports, band, state of the art media... A great PTA which is imperative. There is great leadership and motivated teachers...really. If you are on top of your kid's game they are there to push the child to the capacity that you support. I can't say that about other schools/teachers in the district. Other middle schools in the district can use this one as a benchmark.
Submitted by parent on June 28, 2011
This is my son second year, he wil be going into the 8th grade...He was trying slip and all the staff.. Dean, Vice Principle, teachers, all stepped in and took immediate action. The staff is caring and responsible. The Sports and Arts program is excellent, Director and Staff, are caring and no- non-sense and expect the Best from the children in the program. The program is enriching and offers the children as well as parents many activities, after school and trips! Free Camp, what a Great thing, in today's economic time. Makes our children become well rounded and responsible individuals for our society. The school culture demands the children meet their highest potential and to be responsible for their actions and school life. It is a safe, enriching, no -nonsense school. I had my reservations at first, but there are no more.
Submitted by other on June 27, 2011
going to this school scared and excited.................i heard that it was a bad school in terms of behavior any advice?