Neighborhood Charter School Bronx cuts ribbon on new school
The Neighborhood Charter School Bronx in Mott Haven celebrated the opening of the new school with a ribbon-cutting.
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Oct 4, 2019, 12:15 AM
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The Neighborhood Charter School Bronx in Mott Haven celebrated the opening of the new school with a ribbon-cutting.
The school recently moved into its new space with bright classrooms, a cafeteria, science labs and a full gymnasium.
About 110 students attend Neighborhood Charter School Bronx, which offers a special program that caters to high-functioning students with autism.
Plans are in place to add one grade over the course of the next five years to accommodate about 620 students from grades K-8.
The school recently moved into its new space with bright classrooms, a cafeteria, science labs and a full gymnasium.
About 110 students attend Neighborhood Charter School Bronx, which offers a special program that caters to high-functioning students with autism.
Plans are in place to add one grade over the course of the next five years to accommodate about 620 students from grades K-8.
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