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Mrs. Nettey-Tamakloe's Classroom

  • PS 9 Ryer Ave Elementary School
  • Bronx, NY
  • Nearly all students from low‑income households Data about students' economic need comes from the National Center for Education Statistics, via our partners at MDR Education.

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I teach 30 students in a low income poverty stricken neighborhood in the Bronx, all the students in the school receive free lunch and breakfast and many of the necessary resources are limited. As far as technology, only a fraction of the rooms have working computers and in a world where technology is taking over I am horrified that these children have very limited to no exposure using these items.

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I teach 30 students in a low income poverty stricken neighborhood in the Bronx, all the students in the school receive free lunch and breakfast and many of the necessary resources are limited. As far as technology, only a fraction of the rooms have working computers and in a world where technology is taking over I am horrified that these children have very limited to no exposure using these items.

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