District 13 PRE-K Center

Academic performance data is not provided in this dataset, making it difficult to assess how students are progressing against district benchmarks. The school has no available ELA or math proficiency scores to compare against the district averages of 53% and 46% respectively. Parents should inquire directly about student growth and college readiness pathways, particularly for the high school grades.

Teacher-reported safety scores are strong at 96%, and parent satisfaction runs high at 91% — both above district averages. The suspension rate of 1.39% matches the district average exactly, suggesting standard disciplinary approaches. Teacher instruction quality scores of 88% indicate staff confidence in their pedagogical capabilities. However, with only 58 students across 13 grade levels, the day-to-day social dynamics may feel quite different from traditional schools — very small cohorts each year means limited peer groups, particularly for older students.

The student body diverges significantly from District 13's overall demographics — 72% white versus what is likely a more diverse district-wide population. Only 14.8% of students qualify for free or reduced lunch, placing this school among the more affluent in the area. The diversity index of 47% is moderate, with the community made up predominantly of white (72%) and Asian (17%) students. This homogeneity may be a draw or drawback depending on what families value in terms of exposure to diverse peer groups.

The school occupies a prime location in the DUMBO/Boerum Hill area, where transit access is exceptional (98th percentile) and education orientation is strong (85th percentile). The neighborhood skews highly educated (73% BA+), affluent ($150K median income), and families with children represent only 15% of households — meaning this is more of a young professional and empty-nester area than a traditional family neighborhood. Safety scores are low (21st percentile), though teacher-reported safety at the school is high. High homeownership rates (26%) and sky-high home values ($1.46M) reflect the neighborhood's exclusivity.

Excellent transit access makes this highly reachable by subway, though the area's limited family population means fewer walking-school-bus options. Parking can be challenging; many families likely rely on transit or have short walks from the nearby residential pockets.