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2800 OCEAN PKWY
BROOKLYN, NY 11235

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Phone: 718-333-7400

School Information

GreatSchools Rating: 2
Educational Climate: Above Average
Technology Measure: Medium-low
Type: Public
Grades: 9th Grade - 12th Grade
District: New York City Department Of Education
Students/Teacher: 20
Students/Grade: 622
Number Students: 2488
Number Teachers: 127
Number Classrooms:
Expense/Pupil: $7,500.00 - 8,199.99
Poverty Level: 16 - 29.9 PERCENT
Number Computers: 169
Number PCs: 169
Number Macs: 0
Principal: Mr Ari Hoogenboom

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VOC-TECH
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School Ratings & Reviews

School Ratings (46 ratings)

Maximum Rating: 5

School Reviews (21 Reviews)

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Other Review | Rating:

Posted 2012-09-18

"I went to Lincoln 60 years ago. Lived across the street from it. Love it then used to go to the pool for 3 cents a day . That was in the 1940's Went to school 1952 1956 I loved it."

Parent Review | Rating:

Posted 2012-09-16

"I really love this school my daughter is about to graduate with high honors at the school the teachers are amazing"

Parent Review | Rating:

Posted 2010-04-27

"Lincoln is not a 'great' school but it's not a terrible school either.Some teachers seem more concerned/supportive than others but that is in any school. You will get out of Lincoln what you put in. If you want to half a-- your way through high school then that's on you. It is not a school that revolves around the underachievers."

Student Review | Rating:

Posted 2010-03-24

"This school is really notorious. I currently attend the school, and think that it is looked down on from a blind perspective. If you try, you will learn as much as you please. If you don't, you wont. The school, in a way, successfully separates students based on their averages by the application of two programs : IPS and Gilder Lehrman. The students who are known to be violent are therefore in a whole different world than you, so violence is out of the question. This school, because of the high number of students with low averages, has to focus on the failings kids instead of the ones who attain a 90-100 average. There are therefore only about 6 AP classes, and 5-6 college now (Which isn't that bad) Don't be fooled, thought, because if you have a good GPA, you will get an enormous amount of extra classes."

Student Review | Rating:

Posted 2009-10-19

"Its not a bad school. I came in that school at 10th grade and dident know much people but within a week got to know a lot of people. Surprisingly, the senors are really nice!!"

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