Infinity UPK

As a pre-K program, Infinity UPK does not have state test scores. The early childhood setting focuses on developmental readiness rather than proficiency metrics. Instruction quality ratings from teachers are exceptionally high at 100%.

Teacher survey results are highly positive, with 100% reporting strong instruction quality, 91% expressing trust in the principal, and 87% noting collegial trust among staff. These indicators suggest a collaborative, supportive professional environment where teachers feel confident in their work and leadership.

The Marine Park-Mill Basin-Bergen Beach area is predominantly homeowner households (73.9%) with a median home value of $788,673 and relatively low poverty at 7%. The neighborhood has an education orientation score of 80.46, indicating strong family emphasis on schooling. Pre-K programs in this area typically serve families with varying educational backgrounds given the 43.3% BA+ rate.

Marine Park-Mill Basin-Bergen Beach is a quieter, residential section of Brooklyn near the marine terminal. The area scores 67.43 for safety and 59 for transit — adequate but not highly connected to Manhattan. Education orientation is notably strong at 80.46, reflecting family priorities in the area. The neighborhood has lower family density (35.25%) and stability scores (26.44), suggesting a mix of long-term residents and families with young children.

This area is car-dependent with moderate walkability. Most families drive or use local bus routes; the nearest subway is a commute away. Families with young children often walk or drive short distances to school drop-off.