Hannah Senesh Community Day School

Brooklyn, United States

5

2 reviews

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+1 718-858-8663
Address:
342 Smith St, Brooklyn, NY, 11231
b/t 1st Pl & Carroll St
Gowanus, Carroll Gardens
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
620 ftCarroll Street (F,G)
0.4 miSmith 9th Streets
0.6 miBergen Street (F,G)
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2 reviews of Hannah Senesh Community Day School

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Place rating: 5
Brooklyn, NY
In the six plus years my daughter has attended Hannah Senesh
she has received a superior education as well as the love and support of an amazing school community! The teachers and faculty take interest in each child,
and create a warm and nurturing foundation where the students are free to be
themselves. So proud to be a Senesh family!
Place rating: 5
Brooklyn, NY
This school is outstanding for our kids, who love the warm, intimate environment and caring teaching staff. Hannah Senesh is a small school, no bigger than 30 per grade, but word is getting out and some of our friends were unable to get their kids into the kindergarten class this year. The good news is, because the older grades are still smaller, there are spots available in the middle school – which is an excellent feeder for the best high schools in town.