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As a parent with school-aged children, you have many options to educate your children in NYC. You may have heard of different types of schools as well: Public, Private, and Charter. As you consider your options, you should know the difference between these types. At Classical Charter Schools, we believe

Classical Charter School operates efficiently and effectively because of its focus on creating and refining well-defined systems. These systems are at the heart of our network’s success and one of the reasons that we are a top NYC Charter School, according to U.S. News and World Report. While structure is

At Classical Charter Schools, we take pride in the outstanding state test results we achieve year after year and in the joy that scholars feel in their own achievement that make us a top NYC Charter School. Specifically, during the 2024-2025 school year, 96% of our scholars passed the New

What Do Kids Learn in Kindergarten in NYC? And What Should They Know Before Starting? Kindergarten is a big milestone—for children and families alike. In New York City specifically, kindergarten classrooms are vibrant, fast-paced environments where students begin building the academic, social, and emotional skills that will shape their entire

What is New York State Testing like in NYC? Students in public schools across New York City will be taking state tests in April and May to show that they are on Grade Level for all skills in ELA and in Math. These assessments are crucial to help educators understand

Whenever school resumes after long breaks, teachers face the challenge of helping scholars get back into their learning routines and adjust to the school’s culture and rules. The sooner scholars adjust, the more time they have to focus on learning. At Classical Charter Schools, we make this adjustment fun through

Over the course of a school day, scholars are not only required to grow in their academic skills but also to challenge their flexibility. Scholars must shift between the study of many disciplines and several activities within those disciplines. They also move to different parts of the building for periods

Testing can be difficult for scholars and for teachers. For scholars, there is the pressure that comes with knowing that these results will be on a report card and shared with their parents. They could also feel that the results reflect their level of intelligence instead of their level of

At Classical Charter Schools, our work in schools is grounded in the belief that strong teachers help scholars reach their fullest potential. We believe that quality instruction, using quality curriculum, is the “secret sauce” of scholar growth. While not particularly novel or revolutionary, we see the results time and time

At Classical Charter Schools, we believe that any scholar can rise to excellence if they are given two essential tools: clear instructions and feedback. So, before any academic material is taught and before we have a full week of instruction, we have three days (from Wednesday-Friday) for scholars to reacclimate