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Project Learn
(215) 438-3623
6525 Germantown Ave
Philadelphia, PA 19119
Level: K-8
District: Private



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In-depth school information including test scores, student stats, parent ratings and reviews for Project Learn, Philadelphia, PA.


Cenus InfoValueYear
Native American or Native Alaskan:5.05% (2006)
Asian/Pacific Islander:0% (2006)
Black, non-Hispanic:18.18% (2006)
Hispanic:3.03% (2006)
White, non-Hispanic:73.74% (2006)
Student Teacher Ratio:10.1% (2006)


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Project Learn Ratings Summary

Average Quality Rating5
Average Principals Rating4
Average Teachers Rating5
Average Activities Rating4
Average Parents Rating5
Average Safety Rating5


Project Learn Reviews

 
My grandchild loves the school and is learning well.He was able to read fluently from the end of the first grade and is able to read all now.

Project Learn - What a great school! I love this small, cooperative, school community. The school has fantastic teachers, supportive parents, a focus on social and emotional skills along with academics, and a philosophy that the school can encompass the entire city as a learning environment. Among other things, the school's progressive educational philosophy provides a great foundation for the future without boxing in kinds who learn best in non-traditional ways. The school's cooperative design means that all families are involved in the running of the school, either in the classroom or in a support role. Parents are welcome in the classroom anytime-- a sharp contrast to the attitude we encountered in the public schools.

We have had 2 children attend Project Learn over the past 9 years. Younger kids benefit from the small environment and parent involvement. Emphasis on group dynamic supports both social and academic development, a wonderful environment for middle school. Great art program and great cross-curriculum teaching. The small scale of the school means that the make up of a class (kids and families) affects the dynamic of the group. Tuition is a bargain but also means there are limits on facilities (phys ed uses the back yard and a local rec center, the annual play is held at a local theater). Having a child now in public school we are aware of the tremendous value of Project Learn's low-stress learning environment where kids learn without pressure. The majority of students graduating from the 8th grade go on to Philadelphia public magnet schools.

Involved parents, involved communities and involved teachers is what makes PL such a wonderful school. Cooperation, not competitiveness is stress amongst the students which leads to a comfortable environment. The students benefit from small classes and excellent art instruction. The weakest points are foriegn language and physical education for the students.

I am a former parent of a child who attended the school from K to second grade. I think the school is a wonderful place for kids. It is parent run. The teachers are of the highest quality. There is a great flexibility in learning. If you have a 6th grade kid who is able to do 7th grade math he or she attends math with 7th graders. I also like the mentoring program they have for kids new to the school. Every new child has an older buddy during the first year. They also have lots of non-competitive games and the kids seem to learn all the time.



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