P.S. 154 Harriet Tubman

P.S. 154 Harriet Tubman is a small elementary school serving grades PK-5 in Central Harlem, known for its nurturing environment and strong community feel. Parents consistently provide overwhelmingly positive feedback, particularly regarding the school's climate and communication. The school maintains a very low suspension rate and benefits from small average class sizes, fostering individualized attention for its students. It serves a diverse student population, including a high percentage of students with Individualized Education Programs (IEPs) and English Language Learners, indicating a supportive environment for varied learning needs. While ELA and Math proficiency rates are below the citywide median, the school is recognized for its strong student growth and progress. P.S. 154 also participates in the Community Schools initiative, aiming to enhance student and family support. The school occupies a historically significant building, designed in 1957 by Paul Williams, a notable Black architect, and its auditorium has a history of hosting activism for South African liberation.