Achievement First
Brownsville Middle School

2021 Bergen Street
Brooklyn, NY 11233

Transportation

Our school is near the C train (Rockaway), L train (Atlantic Ave.), A/J/Z train (Broadway Junction), and the B12, B14, B25, B45, B47, B60, B65, and B7 buses.

Bus transportation is provided to all students from .5 miles to 5 miles. Families may also utilize a paid van service or request MetroCards to be used weekdays before and after school.

Phone

347-471-2610


Opened: August 2012
Grades: 5-8
Hours: 7:30 a.m. – 3:20 p.m. Monday – Thursday; 7:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. Friday
Enrichment: Enrichment is Music, Financial Literacy, Yoga, PE
Extracurriculars: Basketball, Dance, and After School AllStars

“Home of the Eagles”

About Achievement First Brownsville Middle School

Achievement First Brownsville Middle School is a public charter school located in Brooklyn, NY within the Ocean Heights neighborhood. Serving students in 5th through 8th grade, our teachers encourage students to develop a passion for learning by sharing the building blocks of success. We take pride in providing a non-profit charter school option for families throughout Brooklyn.

School Leader

  • Jasmin Morillo

    Jasmin Morillo

    Jasmin Morillo is the Interim Principal and Dean of Special Services of Brownsville Middle School.

    Born and raised in Brooklyn, her journey in education has included serving as a Special Education Teacher, Special Education coordinator, Grade Level Lead, ELA Teacher, and Assistant Principal. Jasmin is passionate about student achievement, building strong relationships, and creating meaningful experiences for scholars, families, and staff.

    This work is personal to her. She believes in showing up with purpose, leading with heart, and holding high expectations for every student while ensuring they have the support they need to reach their full potential. Jasmin earned her Bachelors in John Jay college and her masters in Relay Graduate School of Education. She is certified in both general education and special education.

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