And it wasn’t much better at PS 154 in Windsor Terrace where only 18 out of 215 made the cut. That’s why The Daily News is declaring a Pre-K crisis in Brownstone Brooklyn.


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  1. I don’t think its totally silly, given they spread of development in children. If you have a kid born late in the year they can effectively be competing in class with kids having actual mental/physical developement of a year or a year and a half ahead. Given that the apparent aim of schooling nowadays is to do better than your peers on tests, why stack the cards against your own?

  2. Right, dittoburg.

    I’ll also add that not everyone pays their fair share of taxes either. Even my parents will admit they don’t. As a % of income, their tax burden is far lower than man despite them earning exponentially more than I do now or ever will.

  3. wine lover, that’s interesting. My mother taught me to read and all those things you listed before I set foot in pre-k. All this took place despite her having to work full time and basically raise two children alone since my father travelled for work a lot. It really seems like a lot of parents these days can’t be bothered to teach their kids anything and instead pawn them off on someone else to do their job.

  4. But doesn’t everyone still gets a K spot who lives in 321 district?

    not at all like some tribeca zones where you buy thinking you have a guaranteed spot at your “zoned” school and don’t.

    a lot of schools have phased out pre-k bcs they need the classroom space. I imagine 321 will too.

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