The Brooklyn New School

Saint Ann's School, located in Brooklyn, N.Y., is a private school founded in 1966 as a ministry of the Vestry of St. Ann's Episcopal Church. It offers classes in preschool through grade 12 and enrolls more than 1,100 students. The school provides a strong academic program, including advanced placement and honors courses, and provides a comprehensive educational program, including various subjects, such as mathematics, language arts, computer science, social studies, science, art, computer science, history and music. Saint Ann's School encourages all students to participate in extracurricular activities, such as its yearbook, newspaper, band, student council and sports, such as basketball, volleyball and softball.

The Brooklyn Adult Learning Center is a part of the Office of Adult and Continuing Education, which is one of the largest providers of adult and family literacy educational services in New York City. The Office of Adult and Continuing Education is operated by the City of New York Department of Education and offers more than 750 classes in schools and community-based organizations. It offers technical courses in air conditioning and refrigeration, heating and ventilation, plumbing, electrical installation, automotive repair, culinary arts, welding and carpentry. The office employs counselors who offer career and child care information, individual sessions and job referrals. The Brooklyn Adult Learning Center is located in Brooklyn, N.Y.