Central Brooklyn
Car and truck traffic on Caton Avenue, between East 7th and 8th Streets. (Photo: Google Maps)After a lengthy effort, neighbors, elected officials, and representatives from the City’s Department of Transportation will gather to celebrate the new traffic signal at the corner of Caton Avenue and East 8th Street.
Central Brooklyn
Photo by Ditmas Park CornerThe intersection of Caton Avenue and East 8th Street will be getting a traffic signal, according to a letter from the Department of Transportation [http://www.nyc.gov/html/dot/html/home/home.shtml] to Community Board 7. This stretch of Caton Avenue runs between Coney
Caton Avenue
Image via M.S. 839If you’ve live in District 15 and you have a 5th grader that may be interested in attending MS 839 [http://www.ms839.org/]next year, the school is hosting tours of the building all month. Sign-ups for the first six dates are here [http:
713 caton avenue
Photo via M.S. 839Attention, parents! M.S. 839, the new middle school [/education/how-you-can-learn-more-about-and-apply-to-the-new-middle-school-at-caton-avenue-e-7th-street] that’s opening this September at Caton Avenue and E. 7th Street, has about five seats left for incoming sixth grade students, Principal Michael Perlberg let us know. The school will have class sizes of
MS 839
Caton Avenue and E. 8th Street, where a new school will be opening this fall.To address neighbors’ numerous safety concerns regarding Caton Avenue, including speeding cars and short crossing times, the city Department of Transportation will next week propose a number of changes to the roadway that are expected
Education
Image via M.S. 839 [http://www.ms839.org/]M.S. 839 [/education/how-you-can-learn-more-about-and-apply-to-the-new-middle-school-at-caton-avenue-e-7th-street] , the new middle school being built at the corner of E. 7th Street and Caton Avenue, is now recruiting its founding teachers for the 2015-16 school year, the principal, Michael Perlberg, let us know. Open positions