OUR CENTERS

We have 7 centers located in Central Brooklyn

Bedford Stuyvesant

Brevoort Children’s Center

250 Ralph Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11233
Tel: (718) 778-1069
Director: Crystal Taitt, ctaitt@bksny.org
Serves ages 2 to 5
Programs: UPK, Head Start, Child Care
Enrichment Activities: Tennis & Violin


Sumner Children’s Center

860 Park Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11206
Tel: (718) 455-3471
Director: Miroslava Poliscukova-Reyes, mreyes@bksny.org
Serves ages 2 to 5
Programs: Head Start, Child Care
Enrichment Activities: Tennis & Violin


Tompkins Children’s Center

730 Park Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11206
Tel: (718) 782-9140
Director: Marcia Thompson, mthompson@bksny.org
Serves ages 3 to 5
Programs: UPK, Head Start, Child Care
Enrichment Activities: Tennis & Violin


Brownsville

Howard Children’s Center

1592 East New York Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11212
Tel: (718) 342-2905
Director: Samantha Williams, swilliams@bksny.org
Serves ages 2 to 5
Programs: UPK, Child Care
Enrichment Activities: Tennis & Violin


Nat Azarow Children’s Center

232 Powell Street
Brooklyn, NY 11212
Tel: (718) 346-0924
Director: Linda Leahy, lleahy@bksny.org
Serves ages 3 to 5
Programs: UPK, Child Care
Enrichment Activities: Tennis & Violin


Crown Heights

Edwards L. Cleaveland Children’s Center

1185 Park Place
Brooklyn, NY 11213
Tel: (718) 778-6559
Director: Asia Harmon, aharmon@bksny.org
Serves ages 2 to 5
Programs: UPK, Head Start, Child Care
Enrichment Activities: Tennis & Violin


Weeksville Gardens Children Center

1640 Pacific Street
Brooklyn, NY 11213
Tel: (718) 395-9001
Acting Director: Pleshette Hunter-Cofield, phunter-cofield@bksny.org
Serves ages 3 to 5
Programs: UPK, Head Start
Enrichment Activities: Tennis & Violin


What you get at BKS centers

  • High-quality programs where children develop language, social and thinking skills
  • Small classes where your child receives individual attention
  • Private outdoor playgrounds
  • Cozy reading areas
  • Nutritious meals with a hot breakfast, lunch and afternoon snack
  • Assistance for children with special needs
  • Access to community resources such as dental and medical screenings
  • Enrichment activities such as music lessons, art and STEM activities.

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