Fusion Academy Brooklyn 1 MetroTech Center, Brooklyn, NY 11201

"My child attends Fusion Academy Brooklyn for grade 7 and this was a perfect fit for her. By October 2020, in the middle of the pandemic, I realized that remote learning in a more traditional school setting was not going to work for her, with thirty students online and one teacher. My child was getting distracted and frustrated, her learning was not progressing, and getting her to do her homework was causing stress and conflict at home. The one-on-one attention at Fusion enabled her to develop a rapport with her teachers and she became increasingly engaged in her learning. This, in turn, built her confidence and she has greatly progressed academically. I am grateful to Fusion for this support and highly recommend this learning model, which is tailored to the student's own learning style and needs."

"A supportive, flexible program for high school kids. My daughter had amazing teachers, and the 1-1 ratio helped her confidence and learning style. She has become a much better writer and student!"

""My sons experience at Fusion Academy has fostered his personal development and growth throughout the years. Their individualized one on-one hands on approach to learning has proven to be intellectually challenging, stimulating, and engaging for Eddie year after year. I am beyond grateful for their dedicated staff and teachers have truly surpassed my expectations. Thank you for all for your dedication and commitment to empowering these young people to succeed in the future!" Highly Recommend, Elliot Tamir""

"We love the Fusion Academy; the creative, focused, individualized approach has been an incredible supplement to our son’s education pre, during and (hopefully soon) post-covid. Our son has gained many valuable tools, geared around both sharpening his strengths and strengthening his weaknesses, and we see consistent growth as well as lots of inspiration and self confidence from his work at Fusion."

"School administration is a mess. There is a massive drug problem among the students. The school is advertised as an alternative school for people who don't do well in public school but it ended up being a lot of mentally Ill students without the proper staff to help them. This made the rest of the students who weren't suffering with mental illness have to deal with a good deal more than they bargained for. The head of school has no interest in listening to the feedback of parents or students. You would do well to find another school with a better administration."