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Division of Child and Family Well-Being Weekly Enrollment Utilization Report NYC City Council New York City Council Contractor Name Program Name Program Address Borough ZIP Code Total Capacity Total Enrollment Number Sep 2017 Member BROOKLYN BUREAU OF COMM SVC BBCS DUFFIELD CHLDRNS CTR 101 FLEET PLACE BK 11201 63 42 35 Laurie Cumbo SUNSET BAY COMMUNITY SERVICES WARREN STREET CENTER 343 WARREN STREET BK 11201 69 48 33 Stephen Levin BABOVE WORLDWIDE INSTITUTE BABOVE 27 771-779 EAST 49 ST BK 11203 103 89 45 Jumaane D. Williams FRIENDS OF CROWN HGTS EDUC FRIENDS OF CROWN HEIGHTS 4 141 EAST 40TH ST BK 11203 81 72 41 Alicka Ampry-Samuel BROOKLYN-CHINESE AMERICAN BCA BENSONHURST DCC 6409 20 AVENUE BK 11204 65 65 47 Mark Treyger BABOVE WORLDWIDE INSTITUTE BABOVE 32 799 KENT AVE BK 11205 112 100 33 Stephen Levin BILLY MARTIN CHILD DEV DCC BILLY MARTIN CHD DEV CTR 333 CLASSON AVENUE BK 11205 49 30 35 Laurie Cumbo FRIENDS OF CROWN HGTS EDUC FRIENDS OF CROWN HEIGHTS 20 34-52 KOSCIUSKO STREET BK 11205 175 136 36 Robert Cornegy BROOKLYN KINDERGARTEN SOC SUMNER CHILDREN'S CENTER 860 PARK AVENUE BK 11206 54 52 36 Robert Cornegy BROOKLYN KINDERGARTEN SOC TOMPKINS CHILDRENS CENTER 730 PARK AVENUE BK 11206 82 75 36 Robert Cornegy BUSHWICK IMPROVEMENT SOC INC STAGG STREET CENTER FOR CHILD 77-83 STAGG STREET BK 11206 55 28 34 Antonio Reynoso BUSHWICK UTD HSE DEV FND CO BUSHWICK UNITED HDFC 4 178 LEONARD STREET BK 11206 34 34 34 Antonio Reynoso BUSHWICK UTD HSE DEV FND CO BUSHWICK UNITED HDFC 8 741 FLUSHING AVENUE BK 11206 62 15 33 Stephen Levin COLONY SOUTH BROOKLYN HOUSES GRAHAM CCC 222 GRAHAM AVENUE BK 11206 29 5 34 Antonio Reynoso OUR CHILDREN LEADERS OF TMRRW OUR CHDRN THE LDRS OF TOMRW 1 756 MYRTLE AVE., BK 11206 50 17 36 Robert Cornegy SHELTERING ARMS D C SRVCS, INC MARCY CHILDREN'S CENTER 494 MARCY AVENUE BK 11206 49 35 36 Robert Cornegy BOULEVARD NURSERY SCHOOL IN BOULEVARD NURSERY SCHOOL 2150 LINDEN BOULEVARD BK 11207 40 32 42 Inez Barron CATHOLIC CHAR N'HOOD SVC INC ST. MALACHY ECDC 220 HENDRIX STREET BK 11207 28 24 37 Rafael L. Espinal Jr. FRIENDS OF CROWN HGTS EDUC FRIENDS OF CROWN HEIGHTS 19 370 NEW LOTS AVE BK 11207 100 72 42 Inez Barron HELP DAY CARE HELP 1 515 BLAKE AVENUE BK 11207 84 79 42 Inez Barron LABOR & INDUSTRY FOR EDUCATION LIFE - AUDREY JOHNSON 272 MOFFAT STREET BK 11207 108 74 37 Rafael L. Espinal Jr. LABOR & INDUSTRY FOR EDUCATION LIFE - JOHN COKER 1375 BUSHWICK AVENUE BK 11207 74 61 37 Rafael L. Espinal Jr. POLICE ATHLETIC LEAGUE PAL ARNOLD & MARIE SCHWARTZ 452 PENNSYLVANIA AVE BK 11207 103 88 42 Inez Barron UNITED COMMUNITY DCC INC UNITED COMMUNITY DCC 613 NEW LOTS AVENUE BK 11207 94 65 42 Inez Barron UNIVERSITY SETTL SOC OF NY CHILDREN'S CORNER DCC 565 LIVONIA AVE BK 11207 174 111 42 Inez Barron URBAN STRATEGIES INC URBAN STRATEGIES DCC 3 1152 ELTON STREET BK 11207 70 64 42 Inez Barron BROOKLYN DEVELOPMENT CENTER BROOKLYN DEVELOPMENTAL CTR 888 FOUNTAIN AVENUE BK 11208 15 4 42 Inez Barron CHRISTINA DAY CARE BLAKE-MILFORD DCC 334 MILFORD ST. BK 11208 44 40 42 Inez Barron COLONY SOUTH BROOKLYN HOUSES MARIE DURDIN CCC 2700 LINDEN BOULEVARD BK 11208 29 16 42 Inez Barron COLONY SOUTH BROOKLYN HOUSES SYLVIA KLEIN CCC 720 EUCLID AVENUE BK 11208 29 8 42 Inez Barron CYPRESS HILLS CHILD CARE CORP. CYPRESS HILLS CHILD CARE CTR 108 PINE STREET BK 11208 70 60 37 Rafael L. Espinal Jr. FRIENDS OF CROWN HGTS EDUC FRIENDS OF CROWN HEIGHTS 15 2505 PITKIN AVE BK 11208 100 79 37 Rafael L. Espinal Jr. FRIENDS OF CROWN HGTS EDUC FRIENDS OF CROWN HEIGHTS 16 668 LOGAN STREET BK 11208 83 77 42 Inez Barron FRIENDS OF CROWN HGTS EDUC FRIENDS OF CROWN HEIGHTS 17 921 HEGEMAN AVENUE BK 11208 80 53 42 Inez Barron FRIENDS OF CROWN HGTS EDUC FRIENDS OF CROWN HEIGHTS 18 851 LIBERTY AVENUE BK 11208 95 78 37 Rafael L. Espinal Jr. FRIENDS OF CROWN HGTS EDUC FRIENDS OF CROWN HEIGHTS 5 374 PINE STREET BK 11208 127 118 45 Jumaane D. Williams URBAN STRATEGIES INC URBAN STRATEGIES DCC 1 1091 SUTTER AVE BK 11208 139 126 42 Inez Barron URBAN STRATEGIES INC URBAN STRATEGIES DCC 5 675 LINCOLN AVENUE BK 11208 85 81 42 Inez Barron BUMBLEBEES R US, INC. BUMBLE BEES R US 3 2813 FARRAGUT ROAD BK 11210 80 80 45 Jumaane D. Williams NATL ASSN OF FAMILY DEVELPMT GLENWOOD AVENUE HEAD START 3017 GLENWOOD RD BK 11210 120 113 45 Jumaane D. Williams QUEENS COUNTY EDUCATORS CHARLES R DREW ELC 5 2804-06 GLENWOOD ROAD BK 11210 42 34 45 Jumaane D. Williams BUSHWICK UTD HSE DEV FND CO BUSHWICK UNITED HDFC 5 243 SOUTH 2ND STREET BK 11211 55 39 34 Antonio Reynoso LABOR & INDUSTRY FOR EDUCATION LIFE - JOHN WILLIAMS 321 ROEBLING STREET BK 11211 88 76 33 Stephen Levin NUESTROS NINOS DCC NUESTROS NINOS 1 384 SOUTH 4TH STREET BK 11211 140 92 34 Antonio Reynoso NUESTROS NINOS DCC NUESTROS NINOS 2 243 SOUTH 2ND STREET BK 11211 70 56 34 Antonio Reynoso NUESTROS NINOS DCC NUESTROS NINOS DCC III 161 SOUTH 3RD STREET BK 11211 35 16 34 Antonio Reynoso SHELTERING ARMS D C SRVCS, INC WILLIAMSBURG CCC 110 TAYLOR STREET BK 11211 45 23 33 Stephen Levin UNITED ACADEMY INC UNITED ACADEMY #2 60 HARRISON AVENUE BK 11211 103 100 33 Stephen Levin YESHIVA KEHILATH YAKOV INC. YESHIVA KEHILATH YAKOV 6 636-640 BEDFORD AVENUE BK 11211 70 69 33 Stephen Levin BROOKLYN KINDERGARTEN SOC HOWARD CHILDREN CENTER 1592 EAST NEW YORK AVE BK 11212 30 21 41 Alicka Ampry-Samuel BROOKLYN KINDERGARTEN SOC NAT AZAROW CHILDREN'S CTR 232 POWELL ST BK 11212 88 78 41 Alicka Ampry-Samuel COMMUNITY PARENTS, INC. MEDGAR EVERS HS 60 EAST 93RD ST BK 11212 105 94 41 Alicka Ampry-Samuel FRIENDS OF CROWN HGTS EDUC FRIENDS OF CROWN HEIGHTS 26 20 SUTTER AVENUE BK 11212 74 51 41 Alicka Ampry-Samuel INNER FORCE TOTS INC. INNER FORCE TOTS INC. 1181 EAST NEW YORK AVE BK 11212 311 246 41 Alicka Ampry-Samuel POLICE ATHLETIC LEAGUE PAL WORLD OF CREATIVE EXP 280 LIVONIA AVE BK 11212 185 114 42 Inez Barron ST. CHRISTOPHER-OTTILIE FIRSTSTEPNYC @ PS/IS 41 225 NEWPORT STREET BK 11212 71 62 42 Inez Barron ST. CHRISTOPHER-OTTILIE SCO SERVICES - SARATOGA 774 SARATOGA AVENUE BK 11212 96 86 41 Alicka Ampry-Samuel THE SALVATION ARMY SALVATION ARMY BROWNSVILLE 280 RIVERDALE AVENUE BK 11212 63 52 42 Inez Barron TRADITIONAL DAY CARE CENTER TRADITIONAL CHILD CARE CTR. 1112 WINTHROP STREET BK 11212 59 40 41 Alicka Ampry-Samuel ALL MY CHILDREN DAYCARE ALL MY CHILDREN DAYCARE 14 771 CROWN ST BK 11213 43 43 35 Laurie Cumbo BABOVE WORLDWIDE INSTITUTE BABOVE 37- UNITED LUBAVITCHER 570 CROWN STREET BK 11213 119 101 35 Laurie Cumbo BROOKLYN KINDERGARTEN SOC EDWARD L. CLEVELAND DCC 1185 Park Place BK 11213 74 39 36 Robert Cornegy FRIENDS OF CROWN HGTS EDUC FRIENDS OF CROWN HEIGHTS 13 36 FORD STREET BK 11213 126 109 41 Alicka Ampry-Samuel FRIENDS OF CROWN HGTS EDUC FRIENDS OF CROWN HEIGHTS 29 1435 PROSPECT PLACE BK 11213 95 72 36 Robert Cornegy FRIENDS OF CROWN HGTS EDUC PARK PLACE DAY CARE CTR 963 PARK PLACE BK 11213 80 54 36 Robert Cornegy Source: R48 01/28/2019 Page 1 of 6 Division of Child and Family Well-Being Weekly Enrollment Utilization Report NYC City Council New York City Council Contractor Name Program Name Program Address Borough ZIP Code Total Capacity Total Enrollment Number Sep 2017 Member NATL ASSN OF FAMILY DEVELPMT SHORE PARKWAY HEAD START 8885 26TH AVENUE BK 11214 62 60 43 Justin Brannan STRONG PLACE DCC INC STRONG PLACE FOR HOPE DCC 333 SECOND STREET BK 11215 70 67 39 Brad Lander SUNSET BAY COMMUNITY SERVICES SUNSET BAY COMMUNITY SER. INC 199 14 TH STREET 2ND FL BK 11215 55 44 39 Brad Lander FRIENDS OF CROWN HGTS EDUC FRIENDS OF CROWN HEIGHTS 10 1491 BEDFORD AVENUE BK 11216 77 54 35 Laurie Cumbo FRIENDS OF CROWN HGTS EDUC FRIENDS OF CROWN HEIGHTS 2 671-675 PROSPECT PLACE BK 11216 142 126 35 Laurie Cumbo FRIENDS OF CROWN HGTS EDUC FRIENDS OF CROWN HEIGHTS 9 813 STERLING PLACE BK 11216 165 121 36 Robert Cornegy THE SALVATION ARMY SALVATION ARMY BEDFORD 110 KOSCIUSKO STREET BK 11216 32 10 36 Robert Cornegy ALONZO A. DAUGHTRY MEMORIAL DC ALONZO A. DAUGHTRY MEMORIAL DC 565 BALTIC STR BK 11217 34 13 33 Stephen Levin STRONG PLACE DCC INC STRONG PLACE FOR HOPE ATLANTIC 460 ATLANTIC AVE 3RD FL BK 11217 100 85 33 Stephen Levin UNIVERSITY SETTL SOC OF NY HELEN OWEN CAREY CDC 71 LINCOLN PLACE BK 11217 85 72 39 Brad Lander YESHIVA KEHILATH YAKOV INC. YESHIVATH KEHILATH YAKOV 4 1402 40TH STREET BK 11218 12 11 39 Brad Lander ACTION NURSERY ACTION NURSERY 1019 46TH STREET BK 11219 30 28 39 Brad Lander BABOVE WORLDWIDE INSTITUTE BABOVE 46 1462 62nd Street BK 11219 83 27 BETH JACOB DAY CARE CENTER INC BETH JACOB DAY CARE CENTER 1363 46TH STREET BK 11219 239 190 44 Kalman Yeger BNOS ZION OF BOBOV INC ZION DAY CARE CENTER 5000 14TH AVENUE BK 11219 80 79 44 Kalman Yeger GAN DAY CARE CENTER INC GAN DAY CARE CENTER INC 4206-10 15TH AVENUE BK 11219 85 78 44 Kalman Yeger SUNNY SKIES PROSPECT CORP. SUNNY SKIES PRE-SCHOOL 969 43RD STREET.
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    THE COUNCIL Minutes of the Proceedings for the STATED MEETING of Thursday, October 15, 2020, 1:34 p.m. held remotely via video-conference The Majority Leader (Council Member Cumbo) presiding as the Acting President Pro Tempore Council Members Corey D. Johnson, Speaker Adrienne E. Adams Mark Gjonaj Keith Powers Alicia Ampry-Samuel Barry S. Grodenchik Antonio Reynoso Diana Ayala Robert F. Holden Donovan J. Richards Inez D. Barron Ben Kallos Carlina Rivera Joseph C. Borelli Peter A. Koo Ydanis A. Rodriguez Justin L. Brannan Karen Koslowitz Deborah L. Rose Fernando Cabrera Rory I. Lancman Helen K. Rosenthal Margaret S. Chin Bradford S. Lander Rafael Salamanca, Jr Andrew Cohen Stephen T. Levin Ritchie J. Torres Costa G. Constantinides Mark D. Levine Mark Treyger Robert E. Cornegy, Jr Farah N. Louis Eric A. Ulrich Laurie A. Cumbo Alan N. Maisel Paul A. Vallone Chaim M. Deutsch Steven Matteo James G. Van Bramer Ruben Diaz, Sr. Carlos Menchaca Kalman Yeger Daniel Dromm I. Daneek Miller Mathieu Eugene Francisco P. Moya Vanessa L. Gibson Bill Perkins At the time of this virtual Stated Meeting, there were two vacant seats on the Council pending the swearing- in of the certified winners of the following elections: the special general election to be held on November 3, 2020 for the vacant seat in the 37th District (Brooklyn); and the special non-partisan election to be held on December 22, 2020 for the vacant seat in the 12th District (The Bronx). The Majority Leader (Council Member Cumbo) assumed the chair as the Acting President Pro Tempore and Presiding Officer for these virtual proceedings.
  • Studentsfirstny QS7A. Are You Registered to Vote in New York City?

    Studentsfirstny QS7A. Are You Registered to Vote in New York City?

    StudentsFirstNY April 16 – April 21, 2021 | New York City Democratic Primary Poll 1,558 Likely Democratic Primary Voters SCREENERS QS7A. Are you registered to vote in New York City? Yes, registered to vote 100 No, not registered to vote 0 Don't know 0 QS19. Regardless of which political party you identify with personally, which party are you registered with on the voter rolls in New York City? Democrat 100 Republican 0 Libertarian 0 Green 0 Unaffiliated/Independent 0 Working Families 0 Conservative 0 Don't know 0 QS16. How likely are you to vote in the upcoming June 2021 Democratic primary in New York City? Are you: Absolutely certain 67 Very likely 22 Possibly will vote 7 Absolutely will not vote 0 Don't know 4 ABOROUGH. In which borough do you live? Manhattan 25 Brooklyn 33 Bronx 16 Staten Island 3 Queens 23 FAVORABILITY Below is a list of people who might be on the ballot in the June 2021 Democratic primary for mayor of New York City. For each, please indicate if you have a favorable or unfavorable view of them. If you haven't heard of them or are unfamiliar with them, just indicate that. Heard Have of but not Very Smwt Smwt Very no heard Don't TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL fav fav unfav unfav opinion of Know FAV UNFAV UNFAM QF1R8. Andrew Yang 22 31 11 12 14 9 1 53 23 24 QF1R1. Eric Adams 20 26 9 7 15 24 1 46 15 39 QF1R6. Scott Stringer 15 30 9 5 17 23 1 45 15 40 QF1R2.