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Voyager Middle School

601 Parkside Avenue
 Brooklyn, NY 11226

Transportation

Our school is near the 2/5 train (Winthrop St.), Q train (Parkside Ave.) & B44, B49, B12 bus line stops.

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

347-471-2640

Fax

347-402-6221

Opened: August 2016
Grades: 6-8
Number of Students in 2022-23: 153
Hours: 8:00 a.m.  – 3:40 p.m. Monday- Thursday; 8:00  – 12:45 p.m. Friday
Enrichment: Art, Physical Education

Extracurriculars: Anime, Debate, Basketball, Art, Film, Media, Student Government, Spoken Word, Korean, Yoga

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About Achievement First Voyager Middle School

Achievement First Voyager Middle School is a public charter school located in Brooklyn, NY within the Prospect-Lefferts Gardens neighborhood. Serving students in 5th through 8th grade, our focus is on setting students up for success in high school and beyond. We are proud to offer a safe, enriching, and fun environment for students to grow and succeed.

We still have seats available at this school for the 2022-2023 school year! Please contact us admissionsNYC@achievementfirst.org or 718-265-1437 to learn more.

 

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School Leader

  • Tamla Frater

    Tamla Frater

    Tamla Frater is the principal of Achievement First Voyager Middle School. Ms. Frater joined the school as a dean in 2018, serving as an academic dean and later a culture dean. She has 15 years of experience in education and, prior to arriving at Achievement First, she served as an assistant principal at Success Academy. Before her relocation to New York City, Ms. Frater began her career as a philosophy and ethics teacher in Birmingham, England where she later served as a department head and dean of students. Ms. Frater graduated from Cardiff University and Newman College of Education.

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