BRONX GLOBAL LEARNING INSTIT FOR GIRLS THE SHIRLEY RODRIGUEZ-REMENESKI SCHOOL
EIN 51-0670597 · Charter Schools (B29)
What they do
Bronx Global Learning Institute for Girls Seeks to Provide An Exceptional Education to Young Girls Through Dual Language Instruction In A Technology-rich Environment, While Builiding On Cultural Heritage to Foster Leadership Characteristics and Strong Values, Promote Self-confidence and Create Global Leaders. Through Highly Motivated and Accomplished Teachers, Our Students Will Receive A Standards-based, Research-proven, Technology-infused Curriculum Focusing On Core Subjects That Will Create A Strong Foundation for Life-long Learning. Our Intelectually Challenging Curriculum, Enriched By A Cultural Perspective, A Focus On Successful Women Leaders, and A Dual Language Program, Will Promote Excellence In All Areas: Cognitive,social, Emotional, and Moral. A Single-sex Environment Coupled With A Rigorous Instructional Program Ensures That Each Student is Able to Disengage From Traditional Social Pressures and Focus On Personal Development and Academic Achievement.Academic Excellence + Mul
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ContactKevin MorrisInterim ED
In care of% BRON
Mailing address750 CONCOURSE VLG W, BRONX, NY 10451-3865
Main phone(718) 993-1740 WebsiteVisit the charity’s website Emailparents@bgligschool.orgSource: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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- Recognized since
- October 2009
- County
- Bronx
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