Achievement First Crown Heights Elementary School 790 East New York Avenue, Brooklyn, New York 11203,

"This school is amazing.they teach you to the highest limits.this school is the best school you could ever go to.they give you practice on and on so you could achieve things.i reccomend this school to evrey child k-9th.my name is jayda Douglas and im in the 4th grade"

"This school is strict has very nasty food and teachers are very irritating when trying to enforce their power on the students. The teachers demand power at all times as if the kids are robots. When something is done wrong the teacher will just get fustrated with the enire class . If a student is trying to help his or her peer they will get corrected even though they are trying to help their fellow peer succeed in the part if class they are/were in."

"This is saniyah I left this school because I had a lot of problems you guys wouldn't fix like with ms.Blliamanda I don't like her or the school. I only miss 1 teacher and thats sad I warned people in my BETTER school not to go here btw I miss ms.Ervy she was the only one there for me.. YOUR SCHOOL IS SAD."

"This school can be much better in academics because I have been in the classroom where seventh graders should be able to set up and comprehend poems not only that but should understand commission, percent increase and percent decrease. Other than that I believe that it is a good school"

"I like that AF is designed to address the educational gap among the most marginalized children in society. What is quite great is the lottery system that allows everyone an opportunity to get into one of their school locations. I think AF needs to think more deeply about their position in the communities they occupy and figure out a way to truly fight for an education for all. Instead, the community perceives them as invaders that rob the opportunity of other students to achieve. Whereas I understand there is no easy solution, I think the organization that runs the Charters can do more to close the gap of how they relate to the communities around them."