SCHOOL DETAILS
P.s. 40 George W. Carver School
New York City Geographic District #16
School Overview
P.s. 40 George W. Carver School is a public school located in Brooklyn, NY 11233 within the New York City Geographic District #16.
Education
P.s. 40 George W. Carver School,
School Rating†
A
KG-5 Grade
Grade Span
Program Availability
| Advanced Placement | No |
| Charter School | No |
| Magnet School | No |
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† ATTOM's proprietary rating for the school using a school-themed range of A to F including pluses and minuses (A-, B+, etc). School ratings are heavily based on state standardized test results and, as such, basically reflect how well students in a particular school have performed relative to other students in the state. Calculations also include other metrics such as college preparedness, academic grown, and graduation rates, where available.
