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| Name of School or Organization | Address | Building Code |
|---|---|---|
| Absence Reserve – Staten Island | 715 Ocean Terrace\nStaten Island NY, 10301 | R080 |
| Absence Reserve – Staten Island Isc | 715 Ocean Terrace\nStaten Island NY, 10301 | R080 |
| Borough Director For Family Engagement | 715 Ocean Terrace\nStaten Island NY, 10301 | R080 |
| Concord High School | 109 Rhine Avenue\nStaten Island NY, 10304 | R470 |
| Cps Custodial Payroll Building Access Location | 25 Augusta Avenue\nStaten Island NY, 10312 | R848 |
| Cps Custodial Payroll Building Access Location | 280 Regis Drive\nStaten Island NY, 10314 | R849 |
| Cps Custodial Payroll Building Access Location | 450 St. |
R801 |
| Cse Location 07 | 715 Ocean Terrace\nStaten Island NY, 10301 | R080 |
| Cse Paraprofessionals | 465 New Dorp Lane\nStaten Island NY, 10306 | R435 |
| Csi High School For International Studies | 100 Essex Drive\nStaten Island NY, 10314 | R043 |
| Curtis | 105 Hamilton Avenue\nStaten Island NY, 10301 | R450 |
| Curtis High School | 105 Hamilton Avenue\nStaten Island NY, 10301 | R450 |
| D. 31 Continuing Education | 715 Ocean Terrace\nStaten Island NY, 10301 | R885 |
| Diit Field Operations | 715 Ocean Terrace\nStaten Island NY, 10301 | R080 |
| Dist. 31 Special Education | 465 New Dorp Lane\nStaten Island NY, 10306 | R435 |
| District 31 Superintendent Office | 715 Ocean Terrace\nStaten Island NY, 10301 | R080 |
Div. Of Stud. Safety & Prev. S |
485 Clawson Street\nStaten Island NY, 10306 | R440 |
| Drg Prg 1581 Victory Blv Sid31 | 1581 Victory Boulevard\nStaten Island NY, 10314 | R029 |
| Drivers Education – Spec Ed | 155 Tompkins Avenue\nStaten Island NY, 10304 | R722 |
| Executive Superintendent 07 | 715 Ocean Terrace\nStaten Island NY, 10301 | R080 |
| Field Support Center – Staten Island | 715 Ocean Terrace\nStaten Island NY, 10301 | R080 |
| Field Support Center – Staten Island Transfer Util | 715 Ocean Terrace\nStaten Island NY, 10301 | R080 |
| Field Support Center – Staten Island Transfer Util | 715 Ocean Terrace\nStaten Island NY, 10301 | R080 |
| Fort Hill Collaborative Elementary School | 80 Monroe Avenue\nStaten Island NY, 10301 | R016 |
| Fwc – Petrides | 715 Ocean Terrace\nStaten Island NY, 10301 | R080 |
| Galaxy Spending Plan Differenc | 211 Daniel Low Terrace\nStaten Island NY, 10301 | R831 |
| Gaynor Mccown Expeditionary Learning School | 100 Essex Drive\nStaten Island NY, 10314 | R043 |
H. H.V.I. Staten Island |
55 Layton Avenue\nStaten Island NY, 10301 | R031 |
| Hhvi Off Staten Island | 465 New Dorp Lane\nStaten Island NY, 10306 | R435 |
| I.L.D. #7 – Set-Aside Reserve | 715 Ocean Terrace\nStaten Island NY, 10301 | R080 |
| I.S. 007 Elias Bernstein | 1270 Huguenot Avenue\nStaten Island NY, 10312 | R007 |
| I.S. 024 Myra S. Barnes | 225 Cleveland Avenue\nStaten Island NY, 10308 | R024 |
| I.S. 027 Anning S. Prall | 11 Clove Lake Place\nStaten Island NY, 10310 | R027 |
| I.S. 034 Tottenville | 528 Academy Street\nStaten Island NY, 10307 | R034 |
| I.S. 051 Edwin Markham | 20 Houston Street\nStaten Island NY, 10302 | R051 |
| I.S. 061 William A Morris | 445 Castleton Avenue\nStaten Island NY, 10301 | R061 |
| I.S. 072 Rocco Laurie | 33 Ferndale Avenue\nStaten Island NY, 10314 | R072 |
I. S. 075 Frank D. Paulo |
455 Huguenot Avenue\nStaten Island NY, 10312 | R075 |
| I.S. 49 Berta A. Dreyfus | 101 Warren Street\nStaten Island NY, 10304 | R049 |
| I.S. R002 George L. Egbert | 333 Midland Avenue\nStaten Island NY, 10306 | R002 |
| Isc E Schools Programs | 715 Ocean Terrace\nStaten Island NY, 10301 | R080 |
| Isc E- Transfer Utility Location | 715 Ocean Terrace\nStaten Island NY, 10301 | R080 |
| Itinerant – District 31 | 715 Ocean Terrace\nStaten Island NY, 10301 | R080 |
| Marsh Avenue School For Expeditionary Learning | 100 Essex Drive\nStaten Island NY, 10314 | R043 |
| Naples Street Elementary School | 1055 Targee Street\nStaten Island NY, 10304 | R048 |
| Network 7.1 | 715 Ocean Terrace\nStaten Island NY, 10301 | R080 |
Network 7. 2 |
715 Ocean Terrace\nStaten Island NY, 10301 | R080 |
| Network 7.3 | 715 Ocean Terrace\nStaten Island NY, 10301 | R080 |
| Network 7.4 | 715 Ocean Terrace\nStaten Island NY, 10301 | R080 |
| Network 7.5 | 715 Ocean Terrace\nStaten Island NY, 10301 | R080 |
| Network 7.6 | 715 Ocean Terrace\nStaten Island NY, 10301 | R080 |
| Network 7.7 | 715 Ocean Terrace\nStaten Island NY, 10301 | R080 |
| Network 7.8 | 715 Ocean Terrace\nStaten Island NY, 10301 | R080 |
| Network 7.9 | 715 Ocean Terrace\nStaten Island NY, 10301 | R080 |
| New Dorp High School | 465 New Dorp Lane\nStaten Island NY, 10306 | R435 |
| Op. Ctr.- F: Set-Aside Reserve | 715 Ocean Terrace\nStaten Island NY, 10301 | R080 |
| Osepo Region 7 | 715 Ocean Terrace\nStaten Island NY, 10301 | R080 |
P. S. 001 Tottenville |
58 Summit Street\nStaten Island NY, 10307 | R001 |
| P.S. 003 The Margaret Gioiosa School | 80 South Goff Avenue\nStaten Island NY, 10309 | R003 |
| P.S. 004 Maurice Wollin | 200 Nedra Lane\nStaten Island NY, 10312 | R004 |
| P.S. 005 Huguenot | 348 Deisius Street\nStaten Island NY, 10312 | R005 |
| P.S. 013 M. L. Lindemeyer | 191 Vermont Avenue\nStaten Island NY, 10305 | R013 |
| P.S. 016 John J. Driscoll | 80 Monroe Avenue\nStaten Island NY, 10301 | R016 |
| P.S. 018 John G. Whittier | 221 Broadway\nStaten Island NY, 10310 | R018 |
| P.S. 019 The Curtis School | 780 Post Avenue\nStaten Island NY, 10310 | R019 |
| P.S. 020 Port Richmond | 161 Park Avenue\nStaten Island NY, 10302 | R020 |
| P.S. 022 Graniteville | 1860 Forest Avenue\nStaten Island NY, 10303 | R022 |
P. S. 023 Richmondtown |
30 Natick Street\nStaten Island NY, 10306 | R023 |
| P.S. 026 The Carteret School | 4108 Victory Boulevard\nStaten Island NY, 10314 | R026 |
| P.S. 029 Bardwell | 1581 Victory Boulevard\nStaten Island NY, 10314 | R029 |
| P.S. 030 Westerleigh | 200 Wardwell Avenue\nStaten Island NY, 10314 | R030 |
| P.S. 031 William T. Davis | 55 Layton Avenue\nStaten Island NY, 10301 | R031 |
| P.S. 032 The Gifford School | 32 Elverton Avenue\nStaten Island NY, 10308 | R032 |
| P.S. 036 J. C. Drumgoole | 255 Ionia Avenue\nStaten Island NY, 10312 | R036 |
| P.S. 038 George Cromwell | 421 Lincoln Avenue\nStaten Island NY, 10306 | R038 |
| P.S. 042 Eltingville | 380 Genesee Avenue\nStaten Island NY, 10312 | R042 |
| P.S. 044 Thomas C. Brown | 80 Maple Parkway\nStaten Island NY, 10303 | R044 |
P. S. 045 John Tyler |
58 Lawrence Avenue\nStaten Island NY, 10310 | R045 |
| P.S. 046 Albert V. Maniscalco | 41 Reid Avenue\nStaten Island NY, 10306 | R046 |
| P.S. 048 William G. Wilcox | 1050 Targee Street\nStaten Island NY, 10304 | R071 |
| P.S. 050 Frank Hankinson | 200 Adelaide Avenue\nStaten Island NY, 10306 | R050 |
| P.S. 052 John C. Thompson | 450 Buel Avenue\nStaten Island NY, 10305 | R052 |
| P.S. 054 Charles W. Leng | 1060 Willowbrook Road\nStaten Island NY, 10314 | R054 |
| P.S. 055 Henry M. Boehm | 54 Osborne Street\nStaten Island NY, 10312 | R055 |
| P.S. 057 Hubert H. Humphrey | 140 Palma Drive\nStaten Island NY, 10304 | R057 |
| P.S. 060 Alice Austen | 55 Merrill Avenue\nStaten Island NY, 10314 | R060 |
| P.S. 069 Daniel D. Tompkins | 144 Keating Place\nStaten Island NY, 10314 | R069 |
P. S. 11 Thomas Dongan School |
50 Jefferson Street\nStaten Island NY, 10304 | R011 |
| P.S. 21 Margaret Emery-Elm Park | 168 Hooker Place\nStaten Island NY, 10303 | R021 |
| P.S. 29 | 1581 Victory Boulevard\nStaten Island NY, 10314 | R029 |
| P.S. 35 The Clove Valley School | 60 Foote Avenue\nStaten Island NY, 10301 | R035 |
| P.S. 39 Francis J. Murphy Jr. | 71 Sand Lane\nStaten Island NY, 10305 | R039 |
| P.S. 56 The Louis Desario School | 250 Kramer Avenue\nStaten Island NY, 10309 | R056 |
| P.S. 6 Corporal Allan F. Kivlehan School | 555 Page Avenue\nStaten Island NY, 10309 | R006 |
| P.S. 65 The Academy Of Innovative Learning | 98 Grant Street\nStaten Island NY, 10314 | R829 |
| P.S. 74 Future Leaders Elementary School | 211 Daniel Low Terrace\nStaten Island NY, 10301 | R831 |
P. S. 78 |
100 Tompkins Avenue\nStaten Island NY, 10304 | R014 |
| P.S. 8 Shirlee Solomon | 112 Lindenwood Road\nStaten Island NY, 10308 | R008 |
| P.S. R373 | 91 Henderson Avenue\nStaten Island NY, 10301 | R040 |
| Port Richmond High School | 85 St. Josephs Avenue\nStaten Island NY, 10302 | R445 |
| Port Richmond School For Visionary Learning | 1625 Forest Avenue\nNull NY, 10302 | R066 |
| Pre-K Center District 31 | 120 Stuyvesant Place\nNull NY, 10301 | R077 |
| R 42 Osfns | 380 Genesee Avenue\nStaten Island NY, 10312 | R042 |
| R036Anx 200 Jefferson Blvd Si | 200 Jefferson Boulevard\nStaten Island NY, 10312 | R844 |
| R042Anx 25 Augusta Av Si D31 | 380 Genesee Avenue\nStaten Island NY, 10312 | R042 |
| R044 Annex | 20 Houston Street\nStaten Island NY, 10302 | R051 |
Ralph R. Mckee Career And Technical Education High |
290 St Marks Place\nStaten Island NY, 10301 | R600 |
| Reg. Oper. Ctr. F-School Prog. | 715 Ocean Terrace\nStaten Island NY, 10301 | R080 |
| Region 7 | 715 Ocean Terrace\nStaten Island NY, 10301 | R080 |
| Region 7 Recruits | 715 Ocean Terrace\nStaten Island NY, 10301 | R080 |
| Regional Operations Center F | 715 Ocean Terrace\nStaten Island NY, 10301 | R080 |
| Roc F – Transfer Utility Lump Sums | 715 Ocean Terrace\nStaten Island NY, 10301 | R080 |
| Sbst – District 31 | 465 New Dorp Lane\nStaten Island NY, 10306 | R435 |
| School Food Dist 31 Field Off. | 715 Ocean Terrace\nStaten Island NY, 10301 | R080 |
| School Support Team 1- Staten Island | 715 Ocean Terrace\nStaten Island NY, 10301 | R080 |
| School Support Team 1- Staten Island Transfer Util | 715 Ocean Terrace\nStaten Island NY, 10301 | R080 |
| School Support Team 2- Staten Island | 715 Ocean Terrace\nStaten Island NY, 10301 | R080 |
| School Support Team 2- Staten Island Transfer Util | 715 Ocean Terrace\nStaten Island NY, 10301 | R080 |
| School Support Team 3- Staten Island | 715 Ocean Terrace\nStaten Island NY, 10301 | R080 |
| School Support Team 3- Staten Island Transfer Util | 715 Ocean Terrace\nStaten Island NY, 10301 | R080 |
South Richmond High School I. S./P.S. 25 |
6581 Hylan Boulevard\nStaten Island NY, 10309 | R825 |
| Sp Ed Si Citywide | 211 Daniel Low Terrace\nStaten Island NY, 10301 | R831 |
| Space Shuttle Columbia School | 77 Marsh Avenue\nStaten Island NY, 10314 | R058 |
| Special Education | 211 Daniel Low Terrace\nStaten Island NY, 10301 | R831 |
| Staten Island Reg/Clinical Off | 55 Layton Avenue\nStaten Island NY, 10301 | R031 |
| Staten Island School Of Civic Leadership | 280 Regis Drive\nStaten Island NY, 10314 | R861 |
| Staten Island Technical High School | 485 Clawson Street\nStaten Island NY, 10306 | R440 |
| Susan E. Wagner High School | 1200 Manor Road\nStaten Island NY, 10314 | R460 |
| The Barbara Esselborn School | 330 Durant Avenue\nStaten Island NY, 10308 | R053 |
| The David Marquis School Of The Arts | 15 Fairfield Street\nStaten Island NY, 10308 | R840 |
| The Eagle Academy For Young Men Of Staten Island | 101 Warren Street\nStaten Island NY, 10304 | R049 |
| The Harbor View School | 300 Richmond Terrace\nStaten Island NY, 10301 | R059 |
| The Kathleen Grimm School For Leadership And Susta | 644 Bloomingdale Road\nStaten Island NY, 10309 | R062 |
The Michael J. Petrides School |
715 Ocean Terrace\nStaten Island NY, 10301 | R880 |
| The Richard H. Hungerford School | 155 Tompkins Avenue\nStaten Island NY, 10304 | R722 |
| The Richmond Pre-K Center | 120 Stuyvesant Place\nNull NY, 10301 | R077 |
| The Stephanie A. Vierno School | 216 Clawson Street\nStaten Island NY, 10306 | R041 |
| Tottenville | 100 Luten Avenue\nStaten Island NY, 10312 | R455 |
| Tottenville High School | 100 Luten Avenue\nStaten Island NY, 10312 | R455 |
| Youth Development Region 7 | 715 Ocean Terrace\nStaten Island NY, 10301 | R080 |
Top 25 Public Elementary Schools in Staten Island
There are ## public elementary schools in Staten Island, NY. These schools are part of District 31.
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P.S. 30 The Westerleigh School
P.
S. 30 The Westerleigh School was founded in 1899.
P.S. 30 The Westerleigh School Ratings:
Niche: A-
US News: 83.17/100
Great Schools: 7/10
Average:
Administration and Facts:
Principal: Mr. Alan Ihne
Assistant Principals: Mr. Joseph Napolitano
Ms. Jennifer Miller
Number of students: 772 students
Address: 200 Wardwell Ave, Staten Island, NY 10314, United States
Phone Number: 718-442-0462
P.S. 35 The Clove Valley School
P.S. 35 The Clove Valley School was founded in ####.
P.S. 35 The Clove Valley School Ratings:
Niche: A
US News: 96.29/100
Great Schools: 8/10
Average:
Administration and Facts:
Principal: Mrs. Melissa Garofalo
Assistant Principals:
Number of students: 420
Address: 60 Foote Ave, Staten Island, NY 10301, United States
Phone Number: 718-442-3037
P.S. 013 M. L. Lindemeyer
P.
S. 013 M. L. Lindemeyer was founded in 1880.
P.S. 013 M. L. Lindemeyer Ratings:
Niche: A-
US News: 75.52/100
Great Schools: 7/10
Average:
Administration and Facts:
Principal: Mr. Paul Martuccio
Assistant Principals: Ms. Jaclyn Dalessio, Ms. Danielle Nola, Ms. Valerie Panzella
Number of students: 808 students
Address: 191 Vermont Ave, Staten Island, NY 10305, United States
Phone Number: 718-447-1462
Naples Street Elementary School
Naples Street Elementary School was founded in ####.
Naples Street Elementary School Ratings:
Niche: A
US News: 95.16/100
Great Schools: 10/10
Average:
Administration and Facts:
Principal: Deanna Marco
Assistant Principals: Lisa Bonello
Number of students: 320 students
Address: 1055 Targee St, Staten Island, NY 10304, United States
Phone Number: 718-876-4610
P.
S. 054 Charles W. Leng
P.S. 054 Charles W. Leng was founded in ####.
P.S. 054 Charles W. Leng Ratings:
Niche: A
US News: 87.1/100
Great Schools: 8/10
Average:
Administration and Facts:
Principal: Karen Catanzarolarosa
Assistant Principal: Barbara Kenney
Number of students: 785 students
Address: 1060 Willowbrook Rd, Staten Island, NY 10314, United States
Phone Number: 718-698-0600
P.S. 052 John C. Thompson
P.S. 052 John C. Thompson was founded in ####.
P.S. 052 John C. Thompson Ratings:
Niche: A
US News: 86.74/100
Great Schools: 6/10
Average:
Administration and Facts:
Principal: Mrs. J. McCord
Assistant Principals: Mrs. A. Moncada, Mrs. J. Cancel, Mrs. A. Palmeri
Number of students: 594 students
Address: 450 Buel Ave, Staten Island, NY 10305, United States
Phone Number: 718-351-5454
Space Shuttle Columbia School
Space Shuttle Columbia School was founded in ####.
Space Shuttle Columbia School Ratings:
Niche: A-
US News: 75.07/100
Great Schools: 7/10
Average:
Administration and Facts:
Principal: Mr. Michael La Morte
Assistant Principals: Mr. Joe Luisi and Mrs. Lori Ann O’Connor
Number of students: 660 students
Address: 77 Marsh Ave, Staten Island, NY 10314, United States
Phone Number: 718-761-2155
P.S. 023 The Richmondtown School
P.S. 023 The Richmondtown School was founded in ####.
P.S. 023 The Richmondtown School Ratings:
Niche: A
US News: 92.04/100
Great Schools: 9/10
Average:
Administration and Facts:
Principal: Mr. Paul Proscia
Assistant Principals:
Number of students: 565 students
Address: 30 Natick St, Staten Island, NY 10306, United States
Phone Number: 718-351-1155
P.S. 050 Frank Hankinson School
P.S. 050 Frank Hankinson School was founded in ####.
P.S. 050 Frank Hankinson School Ratings:
Niche: A
US News: 95.75/100
Great Schools: 9/10
Average:
Administration and Facts:
Principal: Mr. Joseph Santello
Assistant Principals: Mrs. Erika Desiano and Mrs. Kathleen Hernandez
Number of students: 713 students
Address: 200 Adelaide Ave, Staten Island, NY 10306, United States
Phone Number: 718-987-0396
P.S. 53 The Barbara Esselborn School
P.S. 53 The Barbara Esselborn School was founded in ####.
P.S. 53 The Barbara Esselborn School Ratings:
Niche: A
US News: 89.73/100
Great Schools: 9/10
Average:
Administration and Facts:
Principal: Beth Albano
Assistant Principals: Dean Razzore and Kim Bilotti
Number of students: 813 students
Address: 330 Durant Ave, Staten Island, NY 10308, United States
Phone Number: 718-987-8020
P.S. 032 The Gifford School
P.
S. 032 The Gifford School was founded in ####.
P.S. 032 The Gifford School Ratings:
Niche: A-
US News: 79.86/100
Great Schools: 7/10
Average:
Administration and Facts:
Principal: Nancy Spataro
Assistant Principals: Jodi Rosenberg and Evy Schultz
Number of students: 601 students
Address: 232 Barlow Ave, Staten Island, NY 10308, United States
Phone Number: 718-984-1688
P.S. 042 The Eltingville School
P.S. 042 The Eltingville School was founded in ####.
P.S. 042 The Eltingville School Ratings:
Niche: A-
US News: 72.71/100
Great Schools: 6/10
Average:
Administration and Facts:
Principal: Mr. Brian SharkeyMr. Brian Sharkey
Assistant Principals: Rose Garcia, Aileen Dulski and Lisa Six
Number of students: 1047 students
Address: 380 Genesee Ave, Staten Island, NY 10312, United States
Phone Number: 718-984-3800
P.
S. 8 Shirlee Solomon
P.S. 8 Shirlee Solomon was founded in 1915 and additions to the main building were made in 1937 and again in 1952.
P.S. 8 Shirlee Solomon Ratings:
Niche: A
US News: 95.34/100
Great Schools: 7/10
Average:
Administration and Facts:
Principal: Mrs. Lisa Esposito
Assistant Principals: Mrs. Jo Ann Hotaling and Mr. Michael Ammirato
Number of students: 557 students
Address: 112 Lindenwood Rd, Staten Island, NY 10308, United States
Phone Number: 718-356-2800
P.S. 036 J. C. Drumgoole School
P.S. 036 J. C. Drumgoole was founded in ####.
P.S. 036 J. C. Drumgoole Ratings:
Niche: A-
US News: 67.69/100
Great Schools: 7/10
Average:
Administration and Facts:
Principal: Barbara Bellafatto
Assistant Principals: Stephanie Bassett and Patrick Graham
Number of students: 821 students
Address: 200 Jefferson Blvd, Staten Island, NY 10312, United States
Phone Number: 718-984-1422
P.
S. 005 Huguenot
P.S. 005 Huguenot was founded in ####.
P.S. 005 Huguenot Ratings:
Niche: A
US News: 96.61/100
Great Schools: 10/10
Average:
Administration and Facts:
Principal: Lisa Arcuri
Assistant Principals: Nicole Arteca and Evan Scwartz
Number of students: 282 students
Address: 348 Deisius St, Staten Island, NY 10312, United States
Phone Number: 718-668-3270
P.S. 003 The Margaret Gioiosa School
P.S. 003 The Margaret Gioiosa School was founded in ####.
P.S. 003 The Margaret Gioiosa School Ratings:
Niche: A
US News: 91.27/100
Great Schools: 8/10
Average:
Administration and Facts:
Principal: Elmer Myers
Assistant Principals: Danielle Papa
Number of students: 634 students
Address: 80 S Goff Ave, Staten Island, NY 10309, United States
Phone Number: 718-984-1021
P.S. 6 Corporal Allan F.
Kivlehan School
P.S. 6 Corporal Allan F. Kivlehan School was founded in ####.
P.S. 6 Corporal Allan F. Kivlehan School Ratings
Niche: A-
US News: 79.19/100
Great Schools: 7/10
Average:
Administration and Facts:
Principal: Elizabeth Waters
Assistant Principals: Dennis Forte and Sarah Hamilton
Number of students: 470
Address: 555 Page Ave, Staten Island, NY 10307, United States
Phone Number: 718-697-3760
P.S. 62 The Kathleen Grimm School for Leadership and Sustainability
P.S. 62 The Kathleen Grimm School for Leadership and Sustainability was founded in 2015.
P.S. 62 The Kathleen Grimm School for Leadership and Sustainability Ratings:
Niche: A-
US News: 85.61/100
Great Schools: 9/10
Average:
Administration and Facts:
Principal: Lisa Sarnicola
Assistant Principals:
Number of students: 436 students
Address: 644 Bloomingdale Rd, Staten Island, NY 10309, United States
Phone Number: 718-668-8640
P.
S. 56 The Louis Desario School
P.S. 56 The Louis Desario School was founded in 1998.
P.S. 56 The Louis Desario School Ratings:
Niche: A-
US News: 79.55/100
Great Schools: 6/10
Average:
Administration and Facts:
Principal: Brandon Chall
Assistant Principals: Dianna DeRose, Joseph Bonomi, Jennifer Dore
Number of students: 580 students
Address: 250 Kramer Ave, Staten Island, NY 10309, United States
Phone Number: 718-605-1189
P.S. 004 Maurice Wollin School
P.S. 004 Maurice Wollin School was founded in ####.
P.S. 004 Maurice Wollin School Ratings:
Niche: A-
US News: 76.79/100
Great Schools: 8/10
Average:
Administration and Facts:
Principal: Suzanne Dimitri
Assistant Principals: Anne Moore and Mrs. Laura Kozdrajski
Number of students: 735 students
Address: 200 Nedra Ln, Staten Island, NY 10312, United States
Phone Number: 718-984-1197
P.
S. 026 The Carteret School
P.S. 026 The Carteret School was founded in ####.
P.S. 026 The Carteret School Ratings:
Niche: A-
US News: 83.8/100
Great Schools: 7/10
Average:
Administration and Facts:
Principal: Laura Kump
Assistant Principals: Kasandra Lopez Garcia
Number of students: 274 students
Address: 4108 Victory Blvd, Staten Island, NY 10314, United States
Phone Number: 718-698-1530
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Staten Island’s 12 Unique Places
Staten Island is undeservedly considered by many New Yorkers to be the “forgotten area”. Meanwhile, it can offer its guests a lot of unique attractions. Simply board the free Staten Island Ferry to discover miles of shoreline and 12,300 acres of parkland in the city’s greenest and least populated area. Want something more than just beaches and parks? Then head to the places from our list.
Located on the north shore of Staten Island, steps from the ferry, the 83-acre park includes 23 historic buildings, nine botanical gardens, and 10 acres of wetland. With its Greek Revival, Beaux-Arts, Italianate and Victorian style buildings, the center is considered the borough’s “crown jewel”.
Snug Harbor Cultural Center first opened in 1833 for sailors who could live there after their maritime careers ended. By the end of 19century, more than 1,000 retired sailors lived here. Some of the historic buildings were destroyed in the 20th century, but the City Landmarks Commission rescued the rest by designating them as listed buildings in 1965.
Officially opened in 1976, the cultural center merged with the Staten Island Botanical Garden in 2008. The Smithsonian affiliate includes the Newhouse Center for Contemporary Art, the Noble Maritime Collection, the Staten Island Children’s Museum, the Art Lab School of Art, and the Staten Island Museum. Most of the attractions in the cultural center are free or accept donations as an entrance fee.
The Staten Island Zoo, which first opened in 1936, is one of the few zoos in the country with an educational mission. In addition, the zoo is famous for its serpentarium, which has an extensive collection of 22 different species of rattlesnakes. There is also an aquarium with sharks and moray eels and a tropical forest with bats and spider monkeys.
While this 80-acre zoo can’t compete with the huge Bronx Zoo, it’s much more affordable. Admission is $10 for adults, $6 for children aged 3 to 14, and $7 for seniors over 60. The zoo is located at 614 Broadway in West Brighton.
Did you know that one of the largest collections of Himalayan artifacts is located on Staten Island? At the Jacques Marchais Museum of Tibetan Art, located on Lighthouse Hill in the Aigberville area, museum visitors get to know the art and culture of Tibet. Founded in 1945 by Jacques Marchais, a Tibetan art collector, the building resembles a Tibetan mountain monastery and was the first Himalayan-style house built in the United States.
It has a fish pond and meditation chambers.
Visitors can view Tibetan and Himalayan ritual sites, quiet meditation gardens, tai chi and meditation classes, and various special programs such as musical performances, lectures and crafts. The museum is open only from Wednesday to Sunday from 1 pm to 5 pm, so plan your trip there in advance. Admission is $6 for adults and $4 for students and seniors.
Step back to the 17th century in Historic Richmond Town, a 100-acre living historic village of over 30 historic buildings on four different lots. Historic Richmond Town served as the center of government activity on Staten Island for nearly 200 years. After the area became part of New York in 1898, politicians moved their offices to the north, located closer to Manhattan. Preserving the vacant buildings, the Staten Island Historical Society turned the complex into a museum and opened it to the public in 1935.
To fully experience what life was like on Staten Island hundreds of years ago, guides lead tours of fully furnished and restored homes and shops.
The city hosts various special events throughout the year such as pumpkin picking, candlelight tours and more. Regular admission is $8 for adults, $6 for seniors and students, and $5 for children ages 4-11. Check the calendar of events taking place in Richmond here.
Most of us have family recipes that we fondly associate with our grandmothers. At the Staten Island restaurant, Enoteca Maria, you can sample homemade favorites from a variety of grandmothers. The kitchen at Enoteca Maria is stocked with “nonnas” (grandmothers in Italian) from all over the world. After owner Jody Scaravella lost his mother in the early 2000s, he opened a restaurant with a kitchen run by Italian grandmothers to recreate the culinary culture he grew up with. In 2016, Scaravella began to invite grandmothers from different countries to his restaurant.
Today Enoteca Maria employs chefs from Italy, Japan, Syria, France, Bangladesh, Venezuela, Poland, Greece, Turkey, Liberia, Kazakhstan, Dominican Republic, Czech Republic, Belarus, Pakistan and other countries.
At any given time, two nonnas supervise the work in the kitchen, one is the chef, the other is the sous chef. Nonna of the day, along with its menu, can be found here. Plan your visit in advance. The restaurant at 27 Hyatt Street is open Wednesday through Sunday from 3pm. Please note that they only accept cash.
St. George’s Theater has a long history. St. The George Theater was first opened by Solomon Bril of the Island Theater Company in 1929. It quickly became one of the most respected theaters in the city for its performances, intricate architecture and interior design. Its architect, Nestor Castro, incorporated various Spanish and Italian baroque styles into the design, including stained glass chandeliers, spiral staircases and detailed mezzanine levels. Other unique details include murals, tiled fountains, and sculptures throughout.
After several owners tried to turn the theater into a nightclub, skating rink and more, the non-profit saved the historic theater in 2004.
Now the theater hosts events and performances for local residents.
Head to Fort Wadsworth for this scenic, Instagram-worthy shot. The historic park, located on the west bank of the Narrows, has guarded the entrance to New York Harbor and Manhattan for over 200 years. Built in the late 17th century, the fort is considered to have the longest continuous military history in the United States and includes other smaller units such as Fort Tompkins and Fort Richmond. The fort is named after Brigadier General James Wadsworth, who was killed during Civil Waters.
Along with its rich history, Fort Wadsworth provides incredible panoramic views of the harbor and city. With 226 acres of land, visitors can picnic, bike along the trails, fish, or simply stroll along the boardwalk. NPS Rangers offer tours and activities, including hiking, lantern moonlight tours, and even concerts. Read more about the history of the fort here.
Opened in 2015, the National Lighthouse Museum was meant to address the lack of educational resources about Staten Island’s maritime history.
It is just a three minute walk from St. George’s Ferry Terminal. The museum includes exhibits such as the Wall of Lights, an exhibition of over 160 miniature lighthouse models, various fog horns and horns, as well as lighting fixtures and optics. Private walking tours can be reserved two weeks in advance. The small but informative museum is open Tuesday through Sunday, costs $5 for adults and is free for children under 12.
Lemon Creek Park is located on the shores of Prince’s Bay. The park includes the Seguine Mansion, built in 1938 from oyster shells. In fact, discarded oyster shells still line the shores of this Staten Island site.
Migratory birds live here, the swamps of the park attract swans, mallards and black ducks, as well as monarch butterflies. For those interested in birdwatching, Lemon Creek Park is home to one of New York City’s few purple martin colonies. At Lemon Creek Pier, visitors can fish for flounder, striped bass, bluefish and more. The park is known as a paradise for nature lovers.
It is home to one of the largest salt marshes in the area and is a nature reserve due to its great ecological value to New York City.
The façade of Staten Island’s Borough Hall features a beautiful French Renaissance design and tall clock tower. Designed by architects Carrere & Hastings between 1904 and 1906, the three-story brick house houses government offices. The marble lobby in the 100-year-old government building is decorated with Depression-era bas-reliefs and murals that show moments in Staten Island’s history. The frescoes were painted in 1940 by artist Frederick Charles Star.
After all this sightseeing, you’ll probably want a beer or two. Good news? Staten Island’s brewing roots go deep – beer has been brewed here since 1871. Flagship Brewery, whose advertising slogan is “unforgettable beer brewed in a forgotten neighborhood”, can be found in Tompkinsville. Flagship also organizes tours of the brewery for as little as $5 per person on Saturdays, including tastings.
Staten Island Beer Company, founded by an experimental basement homebrewer, is a family business in Mariners Harbor. A variety of beers are available here, such as summer ales and pale ales, with eleven beers on tap. Find a brewery near Mariners Harbor at 20 Kinsey Place and let their “beer cure whatever scares you.”
This museum has just opened and is the first Sri Lankan museum outside of Sri Lanka. It was founded by 18-year-old Julia Viyesinghe. The non-profit can be found in the basement of Lakruwana Restaurant, the first Sri Lankan restaurant in the United States. The exhibition features works of art, Buddha statues and many other culturally significant historical items. With the help of her father, who owns a restaurant, Julia began to pack, shipping from Sri Lanka to New York in a 20-foot container. Find the first museum of its kind at 668 Bay Street in Staten Island.
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Who is Marion Wilson? Staten Island School Principal Responds to Racist Texts Scandal
Marion Wilson, Staten Island School Principal in District 31 , recently came to the attention of authorities after it was reported that she allegedly sent a number of anti-white messages.
The messages reportedly threatened to fire all white Staten Island school principals.
Screenshots of Marion Wilson saying she wants to “clean up the island” have also gone viral on the internet. One of the messages she allegedly sent read:
“No more white principals on my watch!”
Here is a screenshot of another text message:
The case came to light when screenshots of the messages were emailed to Chancellor David Banks and the Department of Education (DOE) from an encrypted email address – [email protected]
“It’ll be fun” : A closer look at Marion Wilson and her alleged text messages
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Marion Wilson is District 31 Superintendent of the New York City Department of Education. She has been with the same district for over 16 years and has previously held several positions, including Special Education Coordinator and Deputy Community Superintendent.
Prior to joining District 31, she was a Principal Consultant for DeePenn Consulting LLC and also worked at Medgar Evers College of the City University of New York for over nine years. Prior to that, she was a literacy coach for the Harlem Children’s Zone and a staff developer for the East Orange School District.
Talking about her education, she completed her education at Pace University, New York, Mercy College and University. Pennsylvania.
What did Marion Wilson allegedly write in her texts?
After the alleged texts caused controversy, the superintendent finally responded to the claims and denied sending any texts, deeming the screenshots to be “fake”. However, since the case flared up, screenshots of the messages have surfaced on social media.
One of the texts aimed at white directors reads:
“I need to clear this island. White people have to admit that this is no longer a boys’ club. Now this bitch is run by a strong black woman and they can either get on board or they can leave.
