Best known for teaching students Japanese and sending them abroad, this Academy was known as a Harlem flagship. Students can be identified for the uniforms. The after school set makes you wondering.
Created by Eva Moscowitz (aka Evil Moscowit) The schools have turned out well educated folks, at the expense of surrounding schools. A bit too corporate like for some. At least they graduate on time
Not much to say here. Keep in mind that this was once a public school. Corporate takeovers in education???
The kid set won't be missing the lack of sugar laden treats once they step into this wonderland. Toys, books & doll houses that rival anything FAO has to offer. Stuffed animals & galore teacher tools.
Still being built, and yet, the exhibitions have already begun. The sugar cube exhibit has been drawing crowds. The state of the art building above also is showing art on the weekends. Soon to open!
The owner of this brownstone has had a few businesses, at one time, that could have used more focus. Her mom works with her on this venture. Many schools nearby, Chuck E. Cheese, My little gym etc.
This is the city's first charter school and the inspiration for the documentary "A light shines in Harlem". It has been open since 1999 so they've been doing this thing for a while. diverse staff.
From the folks behind the First Corinthian church. If your kid is the type that needs to keep busy, well, this is your dream come true. "Oodles" of programs. Helpful and much needed in these parts.
