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About West New York Public School #2
Public School #2 serves West New York students from kindergarten through sixth grade. Its teachers set high academic expectations and work with families and neighbors to support students’ well-being. Beyond class, the school gives children concrete ways to make, perform, and play. In the makerspace, students in grades 2–5 use STEAM and critical thinking to design original projects. Sixth graders code robots and explore technology, while fifth graders investigate the tools and skills behind C.S.I.
Peer students in grades 5 and 6 help build a stronger school climate. Children in grades 4–6 can join intramural basketball and volleyball or perform in chorus and band, and the activities program also offers dance. The school is part of the West New York School District, which connects eligible students to special education and Child Study Team support. Families can contact the Broadway school office to discuss enrollment, activities, or support questions.
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