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MANHATTAN > District 1 > Public Elementary

P.S. 110 Florence Nightingale

285 Delancy Street Manhattan, NY 10002
Q&A with the Principal, Karen Feuer

“P.S. 110/The Florence Nightingale School serves students of all learning styles and abilities. In addition to co-teaching (inclusion) classes, it hosts a district talented and gifted class on each grade …” Read More »

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285 Delancy Street
Manhattan, NY 10002
Lower East Side
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Teacher Data Reports for P.S. 110 Florence Nightingale

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

  • Math 16%
    •  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»

Jun 25, 12:56 AM
Multiple Choices for What Makes Up the Last Week of School

By Yasmeen Khan

It's an odd end to the school year for many students. Since there were no snow days this year, the Education Department is allowing more than 650 schools to cancel classes Monday and Tuesday to allow for professional development for teachers. But students need to show up for a half day on Wednesday to pick up their report cards. Read More »
What is your end-of-year experience, and how are you coping with it?
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How much have you spent this year on your child's school or school-related activities?
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Top Response By Layne Julien
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 »
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Feb 20, 8:56 AM
A Father's Place Is in the School

By SchoolBook

There have always been fathers involved in school PTAs, fund raising and education governance and politics. But as Kyle Spencer reported in The New York Times last week, these days there are not just more Dads involved in city school PTAs. The Dads are also putting their own stamp on the schools. Read about what is going on at Public School 11 William T. Harris in Chelsea, P.S. 110 Florence Nightingale on the Lower East Side, P.S. 75 Emily Dickinson on West End Avenue, P.S. 3 Charrette School in the West Village, P.S. 295 in Sunset Park, Brooklyn, P.S. 261 Philip Livingston in Boerum Hill, Brooklyn, and in the Staten Island schools. Read More »
  • Performance6 Average
  • Satisfaction 2 Below Average
  • Diversity 8 Above Average
6/9 Key indicators of this school's performance, including test scores and graduation rates. View All Data »
Performance Statistics
3rd Grade English 662 / 800
Average
3rd Grade Math 691 / 800
Average
4th Grade English 676 / 800
Average
4th Grade Math 701 / 800
Average
4th Grade Science 81 / 100
Average
5th Grade English 670 / 800
Average
5th Grade Math 691 / 800
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More about P.S. 110 Florence Nightingale

Population 440 students
School Type Elementary
Grades PreK-6th
2012 Progress
Report		 D
Avg. Attendance Rate 94%
Special Programs Special Education Teacher Supports provide service to students with mild learning disabilities. Inclusion classes in grades 1-3 support students needing additional services. A reading specialist provides services to those students with reading delays.
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