At a Glance
A Neighborhood Catholic Elementary School Serving Greenpoint Families
Families seeking a traditional Catholic elementary education in Greenpoint who value religious formation alongside academic instruction and are comfortable with a less diverse student body.
- Roman Catholic religious affiliation with daily prayer and weekly Mass
- Elementary education from pre-kindergarten through 5th grade
- 13:1 student-teacher ratio providing moderate class sizes
- Historic presence in the Greenpoint neighborhood
- Traditional academic curriculum integrated with religious instruction
- Very limited diversity — 85% white student body may not prepare children for diverse middle and high school environments
- Religious instruction is central to the curriculum, which may not suit secular families
- Families outside the Catholic tradition should consider whether the religious emphasis aligns with their values
- Smaller enrollment (175 students) means limited extracurricular breadth compared to larger schools
A Roman Catholic elementary school serving pre-kindergarten through 5th grade, rooted in traditional Catholic educational values with moderate class sizes.
The student body is predominantly white (85%) with modest Hispanic (7%) and Asian (6%) representation, reflecting Greenpoint's historic demographic profile. The diversity index of 0.42 indicates a relatively homogeneous community.
Greenpoint is a Brooklyn neighborhood with strong working-class roots and a historic Polish-American identity. The area offers a mix of traditional Catholic churches, local businesses, and newer developments, with access to the Williamsburg neighborhood nearby.
Greenpoint is a walkable neighborhood with local shops and restaurants, though transit access is moderate (56/100 score).
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What Parents Are Saying
Highly positive reviews - parents praise nurturing environment, small class sizes, family-friendly atmosphere, dedicated teachers, and strong academic and spiritual development. Niche shows 5/5 rating, GreatSchools shows 3.7/5
Synthesized from public parent reviews · Apr 2026
Frequently Asked Questions
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