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Cooke Center for Learning in New York, New York

General Info Census Data Ratings Reviews Cooke Center for Learning Detail (212) 477-1297 475 Riverside Dr New York, NY 10115 Levels: 9-12 District: Private Cooke Center for Learning Census Data Census Info Value Year Student Teacher Ratio: 7.9% (2008) Native American or Native Alaskan: 0% (2008) Asian/Pacific Islander: 5.06% (2008) Hispanic: 40.51% (2008) Black, non-Hispanic: 13.92% (2008) White, non-Hispanic: 40.51% (2008) Cooke Center for Learning Ratings Summary Cooke Center for Learning Reviews Quality Score: 5 Post Date:2006-04-25 “The Cooke Center is established in various Catholic Elementary Schools throughout New York City. Basically they are a school inside a school. The dedication given to all of its students is tremendous. The Cooke Center truly gives its students the best availablity to learn through modular steps and inclusion. The Teacher quality is high with truly eager, patient and caring individuals. There are at least 3 or more progress and parental meetings during the course of a year. These meetings truly focus on the student and illustrates achievements and goals. The Cooke Center is simply a great step to take, a great step to give exceptional education to a child with a learning disablity.” This review was posted by a parent. Quality Score: 5 Post Date:2006-02-23 “Hands down, one of the best schools in New York City for kids with special needs. My daughter's (age 6) language was slow to develop, but her teacher and her speech therapist at Cooke have helped her reach a point where she is able to tell me about her friends at school and the things she is doing in the classroom. I wish they had an after-school program (they don't), but her class does all sorts of extracurricular activities. She is currently learning yoga--there are lots of opportunities for art, music, and sports, and the inclusion opportunities are great. Her teacher communicates well, and there is a real sense of 'team' when it comes to family involvement. I love the Cooke Center School and would recommend it highly!” This review was posted by a parent.