Berkeley Carroll School

Berkeley Carroll School is a private college preparatory institution in Park Slope spanning multiple buildings across Lincoln Place, Carroll Street, and Sterling Place. The campus houses modern classrooms, athletic facilities, and performance spaces serving students from pre-kindergarten through grade 12.

The institution started in 1883 when Reverend Alfred C. Roe began informal classes for neighborhood children. It received its official charter from New York State in 1886 and has operated as an established educational institution in the area since then.

The school weaves together science and arts education, giving students space for creative expression and performance. Theater and visual arts shape daily student life and how the school community engages with learning.

The campus spreads across multiple city blocks in Park Slope with different buildings housing different grade levels. When exploring the grounds, note that buildings are scattered throughout the neighborhood with separate entrances.

The school offers specialized programs like Afro-Cuban dance workshops where students learn traditional movements. Engineering projects also let students actively shape improvements to the school grounds themselves.

Location: Kings County

GPS coordinates: 40.67566,-73.97367

Latest update: December 7, 2025 20:25