麻花视频

At the 麻花视频 Academy of New York, you can see how great the school is when the kids want to go to school and don鈥檛 want to miss a day of school. My daughter, who's currently an IANY student. She is thriving in the smaller classes with personalized attention. Our household does not speak Chinese at home, but my daughter鈥檚 knowledge of Chinese is growing every day, she loves learning about the Chinese culture through the language and arts. Very strong community feel. The diversity in the school is great. During these unique times, the school did a good job of keeping our kids safe and healthy.

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IANY allows my daughter to fully immerse herself in her various developmental stages while providing positive interactions and allowing her to optimize her best self! Through small classroom sizes, great teachers and their modality teaching. Many of the children at IANY actually are sad when they miss school. That's something I had never seen before until arriving at IANY. I think that's a testament to the school!

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If you like small classes and the idea of your child learning another language through immersion in the arts and music this is the school for you. Everyone knows your child in this school and the families are truly international and diverse. There new science teacher is amazing!

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STAY AWAY! STAY AWAY! STAY AWAY! IANY was my first experience with private school and the absolute worst. In fact, it has undeniably soured my experience with private school so much so that I pulled my child out of the school immediately. First, my son was enrolled in pre kindergarten in an UNBALANCED class of 6 boys and 1 girl with 3 teachers. Yes, THREE teachers. The third teacher was added in the middle of the school year which was a red flag. 3 teachers for 7 students who are 4 years old. From the moment the school started there has been red flag after red flag. For example, right after school started on approximately 9/28/21, the school had a "licensing issue" that affected the lower grades (nursery and Pre-K). The parents were notified on 9/28/21 that there was an emergency meeting that night to discuss the licensing issue. The head of school was vague and never explained specifically what the issue was. For an entire week, parents of nursery students and pre-K had to find another arrangement for the children. The issue was not resolved until the following week on 10/6/21. While we were not charged for that week, it was concerning and the first of many red flags. My four year old who never ever engaged in violence was subjected to random acts of violence and started learning in this school how to defend himself. I met with the headmaster several times to address the issue and there was a lot of deflecting, gaslighting, and pointing fingers. Every step of the way, I tried to give the headmaster the benefit of the doubt by bringing in my own team of experts which included a retired early childhood teacher and educational consultant who works closely with schools, and they both agreed independently that this school is not the right fit for my son. The last straw (among many) was when she told me that she did not believe my 4 year old son felt like he belonged in the school. She reasoned that because he is large in stature and new to the school he may feel like he does not belong. As you can imagine, to hear this from the head of the school is extremely concerning as she is responsible for ensuring that ALL children feel welcomed in the school. Other noteworthy red flags are that the gym teacher quit in the middle of the school year, after school was canceled with no explanation, and during a virtual meeting to meet a board member, the translator kept calling the school a different name. There are better schools out there. Would NOT recommend.

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