Michelle L.
9/9/2014
This amazing school serves children 4 years through 12th grade in two buildings. Modeled as a highly progressive independent non sectarian school, it is regarded as one of the premiere educational...
Little Red School House
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40 Charlton St
New York, NY 10014
Little Red School House and Elisabeth Irwin High School (LREI) is a renowned Pre-K-12 progressive education institution located in New York, NY. With a rich history dating back to 1921, LREI is committed to providing a diverse and equitable learning environment that fosters the development of critical thinking, creativity, and leadership skills. Their dedicated faculty and staff, who are leaders in their respective fields, build strong relationships with students and inspire them to become leaders in both the classroom and the community.
Offering a comprehensive program that spans from Lower School to High School, LREI emphasizes the importance of the disciplines as lenses for learning, including the arts, athletics, library, and more. With a focus on progressive education, LREI aims to raise race-conscious children and promote equity in all aspects of their educational approach. Located in the heart of New York City, LREI is a hub of intellectual and creative exploration, empowering students to become lifelong learners and engaged global citizens.
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4.04 reviewsSue M.
10/28/2024
We loved the school as well as the faculty we encountered. They were gracious and welcoming. The classrooms were creatively laid out. The best part was our grandsons excitement and pride in...
Carol M.
10/13/2022
Horrible experience after 4th grade. The administration has no knowledge of bullying or gender discrimination. The student body is uneven in terms of the education and ethics of their parents....
Jenol M.
9/23/2014
I went to the little red school house in the fifties and sixties. This is hands down the best school in the United States. I moved to San Francisco 44 years ago and I became a teacher. I have...
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