P.S. 206 J.f. Lamb School

2201 Gravesend Neck Rd, Brooklyn, NY 11229 | (718) 743-5598
  • Grades: PK-8
  • Student Enrollment: 1,348
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2 out of 5 | 3 Reviews
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School Description

School Summary and Highlights
Additional Contact Information
  • Principal or Admin: Deirdre Keyes
School Operational Details
  • Title I Eligible
    All students of this school are eligible for participation in authorized programs.

Faculty Details and Student Enrollment

Students and Faculty
  • Total Students Enrolled: 1,348
  • Total Full Time "Equivalent" Teachers: 79.7
  • Average Student-To-Teacher Ratio: 16.9
Students Gender Breakdown
  • Males: 684 (50.7%)
  • Females: 664 (49.3%)
Student Enrollment Distribution by Race / Ethnicity
P.S. 206 J.f. Lamb School Student Race Distribution
  Number Percent
American Indian20.1%
Black735.4%
Asian64047.5%
Hispanic1057.8%
White52839.2%
Number of Students Per Grade
Number of Students Per Grade For P.S. 206 J.f. Lamb School
  Number Percent
Pre-Kindergarten564.2%
Kindergarten13910.3%
1st Grade16111.9%
2nd Grade1349.9%
3rd Grade15911.8%
4th Grade16512.2%
5th Grade14410.7%
6th Grade1168.6%
7th Grade1047.7%
8th Grade1098.1%
Ungraded614.5%
Public Assistance (2010)
Estimated Percent of Students From Households That Receive Public Assistance: 71-80%
Attendance & Suspensions (2009)
Attendance Rate
School:
95.0%
State:
93.0%
Percent of Students Suspended
School:
1.0%
District:
4.0%
State:
5.0%
Teacher Experience & Educational Background (2010)
Percent of Teachers with Less Than 3 Years of Experience
School:
7.0%
District:
5.0%
Percent of Teachers with Master's or Ph.D.
School:
45.0%
District:
50.0%
Teacher Turnover Rates (2010)
Turnover Rate For All Teachers
School:
16.0%
District:
10.0%
Turnover Rate For Teachers with Less Than 5 Years of Experience
School:
12.0%
District:
12.0%
Teacher Certification & Qualifications (2010)
Percent of Teachers Out of Certification
School:
1.0%
District:
4.0%
Percent of Classes Taught by Teachers Without Appropriate Certification
School:
1.0%
District:
5.0%
Percent of Core Classes Not Being Taught by Highly Qualified Teachers
School:
1.0%
District:
4.0%
Source: NY Department of Education, Source: NCES 2009-2010

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3 reviews for P.S. 206 J.f. Lamb School

  • Reviewed by Parent or Guardian on February 05, 2011
  • Rating: 1 (1 / 5) Flag as inappropriate
  • Letting my Son attending this school # 206 were the worst days of his life and my life as his mother. This summer this school did not want to take my child, when they saw that my child require some special services and they said: â€�"There is no space for your child in our school” I still remember her skeptically-rude smile. The administration of this school were very rude and uncaring When I said that I am going to solve this problem with the department of education they accepted my child, but only in a month I received the calls from the police and from social workers… I was trying to find out the educational progress of my child, but they did not want to make any appointments with me. A couple of times I was trying to contact teachers and administration about my son, but they refused to have any conversations with me. They were just saying that everything is ok. . And at the same time, for no reason, they were gathering provocative information on my son. At the same time I received the call from social workers that this school is complaining on me. Latter on they called the police on me that came at 12:00 pm and scared my child. It seems that to call the police and social workers on parents is easier for this school than to pay for professionals services … . . . Moreover they were making my sick son to attend the school, even if I brought doctor’s notes, moreover they kept losing them all the time!!! If your child is talented from the birth than this school is going to open all doors for you… but if the child needs something of support, then here he is going to face a lot of problems from the administration and teachers. Administration of this school does not think how to help the child, they just think about the status of their school. It would be very nice if they thought differently. Why does this school have to spend any money for the kids well being!? Then parents are going to be left with one thing – to leave the school. And this school is going to keep their status.
  • Reviewed by Parent/Guardian on January 15, 2010
  • Rating: 4 (4 / 5) Flag as inappropriate
  • The school is excellent. I have had 6 children who received their education beginning in kindergarten. The school provided them with knowledge they needed to advance to higher eduication. Two have graduated college, 3 aere now in college and 1 still at the school. I have found the teachers to be overly helpful. At one point a teacher called hom,e prior to a statewide test to remind my daughter to remember to wear her glasses to school the next day. This showed that the teacher showed concern espec ially becauswe he knew the importance of the exam and wanted his pupil to succeed. They have has some turn over of Princiupals, howeever the transition was usually smooth. The safety staff are also very courteous. If there are behind the scenes squabble, the parebnts and sgtudents would never know because of the camraderie the staff demonstrate.
  • Reviewed by Former Student on October 16, 2008
  • Rating: 1 (1 / 5) Flag as inappropriate
  • some of the teachers were really helpful and nice. But most others were ridiculous, unfair, mean, strict, had favorites, and even picked on students. Most teachers didn't care. they didn't talk to you, and they didn't care whether you failed or passed. they gave you the work and gave it back, graded. The lunches taste like plastic and the use of "lunch aides" is ridiculous as they are still used in i.s.206. as if five years of this isn't enough, I'm still stuff in the never ending pit of misery for three more.

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