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MANHATTAN > District 1 > Public Elementary

Neighborhood School

121 East 3 Street Manhattan, NY 10009
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121 East 3 Street
Manhattan, NY 10009
East Village
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Teacher Data Reports for Neighborhood School

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

  • Math 0%
    •  Much lower than NYC average (25%)
  • English 50%
    •  Much higher 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»

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Dec 17, 1:33 PM
A Moment of Silence and Safety Reviews in City Schools Post-Newtown

By Beth Fertig

New York City schools are paying tribute to the victims killed at Sandy Hook Elementary School in different ways. Some principals called for a moment of silence. At other schools, students wore green and white -- Sandy Hook's school colors. Read More »
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Posted By Marjorie Ingall
"Save the Library" Day at The Bean!

The Bean generously offered to host a fundraiser for TNS after we lost the funding for our library and art programs (as you may have read in the NYT's Motherlode blog: http://parenting.blogs.nytime....) Lots of kids and parents pitched in!

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New York Lags as Nation's Science Scores Rise

By Mary Ann Giordano

On a news-filled Friday: the latest science scores for the nation are improving; for New York students -- not so much. There's a chance that students will have two extra days off in June. The city's chief academic officer teaches a class focused on affirmative action. And an early illustration by the late children's book author and illustrator Maurice Sendak emerges in a high school yearbook in Bensonhurst, Brooklyn. Read More »
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How much have you spent this year on your child's school or school-related activities?
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A reasonable question to add to the one suggested here is -- how much have your kids' teachers paid out-of-pocket this year for classroom supplies? Maybe it's not an issue … Read More »
  • Performance5 Average
  • Satisfaction 6 Average
  • Diversity 8 Above Average
5/9 Key indicators of this school's performance, including test scores and graduation rates. View All Data »
Performance Statistics
3rd Grade English 663 / 800
Average
3rd Grade Math 689 / 800
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4th Grade English 680 / 800
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4th Grade Math 690 / 800
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4th Grade Science 78 / 100
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5th Grade English 672 / 800
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5th Grade Math 687 / 800
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More about Neighborhood School

Population 315 students
School Type Elementary
Grades K-5th
2012 Progress
Report		 D
Avg. Attendance Rate 94%
Special Programs Studio in a School; Third St. Music MILES program; Spanish instruction for all children; technology integrated into core subjects, hydroponic vegetable gardening, conflict resolution program, Children's Theater Project, joint projects with New York University, and robotics.
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