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STATEN ISLAND > District 31 > Public Elementary

P.S. 41 New Dorp

216 Clawson Street Staten Island, NY 10306
Q&A with the Principal, Elise Feldman

“P.S. 41 is committed to providing a child-centered, safe learning environment that is caring and supportive of its students. Recognizing and valuing individual talents, our school seeks to develop the …” Read More »

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216 Clawson Street
Staten Island, NY 10306
New Dorp
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FEB 24
Teacher Data Reports for P.S. 41 New Dorp

Percent of school’s ratings that were “above average” or “high”

  • Math 0%
    •  Much lower than NYC average (25%)
  • English 0%
    •  Much lower than NYC average (25%)

New York released data for individual teachers throughout the public school system this Friday. Learn more about a specific school or teacher's ratings.  View data for teachers at this school»

Sep 11, 7:19 PM
Toxic Drip Prompts Swift DOE Response

By Beth Fertig

The city will begin replacing all of the lighting fixtures at a Staten Island elementary school on Wednesday, after toxic PCBs leaked from an overhead light onto a child's desk and clothing. Read More »
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Posted By Sandra Romero
Education

I work with a pre k program in my school, this program really works, My three year olds learned the
states, mathemathics, so much more, I also am bilingual in spanish. Hope to share my services on my ideas with others, I also do creative writing, art projects.

gracias, … Read More »

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First Bell Mar 29, 8:29 AM
Commenters in a Silly Tizzy Over Testing Topic Ban

By Mary Ann Giordano

With all that there is to be outraged about when it comes to public education and the fate of American children, the Internet is having a silly fit about a clause in a request for proposals sent out by the New York City Department of Education, listing 50 topics it wants the companies that make student tests to avoid. Read More »
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Posted By Andrianna Maniscalco-Rutherford
Ben Kaplan

Thought it was very inspiring & educational. Ben Kaplan is a very smart & funny person. I know I definitely will be looking for scholarships & grants for my child.

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Jan 18, 5:24 PM
At P.S. 41, College Planning Begins in Pre-K

By Amisha Padnani

Because of a new program P.S. 41 in Staten Island launched earlier this month, the "college" word will be used a lot more within the school’s walls, said Elise Feldman, the principal. The program teaches students about the importance of getting a college education, and it's based on the belief that it's never too early to start planning for it. Read More »
  • Performance6 Average
  • Satisfaction 3 Below Average
  • Diversity 6 Average
6/9 Key indicators of this school's performance, including test scores and graduation rates. View All Data »
Performance Statistics
3rd Grade English 668 / 800
Average
3rd Grade Math 694 / 800
Average
4th Grade English 679 / 800
Average
4th Grade Math 694 / 800
Average
4th Grade Science 86 / 100
Above Average
5th Grade English 677 / 800
Above Average
5th Grade Math 695 / 800
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More about P.S. 41 New Dorp

Population 705 students
School Type Elementary
Grades PreK-5th
2012 Progress
Report		 C
Avg. Attendance Rate 95%
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