Poly Prep Country Day School

Brooklyn, Estados Unidos

3.5

2 opiniones

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+1 718-836-9800
Sitio web:
www.polyprep.org
Dirección:
9216 7th Ave, Brooklyn, NY, 11228
entre Poly Pl y 92nd St
Paradas y estaciones de transporte público cercanas:
770 mBay Ridge - 95th Street (R)
1.3 km86th Street (R)
1.9 km18th Avenue
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2 opiniones sobre Poly Prep Country Day School

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Tu valoración: 2
Brooklyn, NY
Poly Prep used to be truly a great school. Now it’s full of pretentious
bores who think they are impressing us with their credentials, when in
fact, there is no passion for teaching exhibited. Some of the teachers, not all… I’ll grant them that… but some of the teachers have serious personal problems and I’m surprised they are hired to work with children at all.
Tu valoración: 5
Brooklyn, NY
I can’t actually comment on the school, but I am in love with their birds! Chickens, roosters, ducks, a turkey, plus turtles and an occasional rabbit, it’s a weird little private zoo. People stand with their kids at the fence shoving food in to the animals, which is of course not a great idea – stick to just admiring, so the animals don’t get fat and unhealthy and accustomed to Cheetos. Another strange corner of Brooklyn becomes an attraction because of its animals, and it’s pretty endearing.