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PS 56 Lewis H. Latimer School is a public elementary school located in Clinton Hill, Brooklyn. As an International Baccalaureate candidate, the school aims to develop a community of learners and leaders who will positively impact the world through an engaging, challenging, and rigorous curriculum, emphasizing healthy living and artistic endeavors. Named after American inventor and patent draftsman, Lewis H. Latimer, the school honors his contributions to technology, including the invention of the lightbulb and telephone. PS 56 fosters a collaborative environment where teachers, parents, support staff, and students work together to create a positive and productive school community.Generated from the website

The New York City Board of Education in Brooklyn, NY is a governmental organization responsible for overseeing public education in the city. They work to ensure that educational policies are implemented effectively and that students receive a quality education in public schools. Generated from their business information

The New York City Board of Education in Brooklyn, part of the NYC Department of Education, is dedicated to serving a vast student population of 1.1 million across more than 1,800 schools. With a focus on providing quality education and support to students, the board aims to create a conducive learning environment for the diverse student body in Brooklyn. Generated from their website's infomation