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Parkway School
Basic Information
Address: 5566 Kings Highway
Brooklyn, NY 11203
County: Kings
School District: 18
Phone Number: 718-346-0369
Fax Number: 718-346-0371
Email: www.parkwayschool.org
President: Dr. Gary Grant
Principal: Dr. Gary Grant
School Type: Private
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Additional Information
Accreditation: New York State Department of Education
Founded: 1982
Organization Affiliation: Department of Health and Mental Hygiene
Ages/Grades: 2-14 years old / preschool - 8th grade
School Setting:
urban
School Schedule: 7am-6pm
School days in Calendar Year: 180 +
School Holidays: Federal
Classroom Size: 13
Student/Teacher Ratio: 1:10
Financial Aid:
Vouchers Accepted
Percentage of Graduating Class: 99%
After School Programs: Yes
Computer Capabilities:
intro to computer literacy class
Parking Spaces/Availability:
yes
Uniform Guidelines:
uniforms are worn
Admissions Deadline: open
Mission Statement:
Educating students in the grades Pre-Kindergarten through the eighth grade, Parkway continually strives to fulfill the responsibility of assisting students to gain the necessary skills to obtain and pursue a love of learning.
Philosophy/Belief Statement:
Accepting and fulfilling this responsibility is based on the belief that the desire to learn is one of the strongest of all human drives, and that the most important duty of our educators is to nurture this drive in a constructive and meaningful way. Thus Parkway’s motto was forged: “ Not for School, but for Life We Learn.”
School History: Established in 1982, Parkway School is one of the oldest private school's in Brooklyn dedicated to serving children in our community. We rank among the highest of elite schools in Brooklyn.