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P.S. 90 in Richmond Hill

Two viewers have emailed me to point out that not all Kew Gardens primary school students attended PS 99. One of them writes:

"Those of us who lived south of Metropolitan Avenue went to PS 90, on 108th just north of Jamaica Avenue. It was a wonderful school with extremely dedicated teachers. One 6th grade teacher, Mr. Zimler, was a legend in the NYC schoool system. His classes produced the highest test scores in the city year after year. There were lots of Kew Gardens kids there - over 1,250 families on the 83-00 block of 118th street alone!"

Reference: Carl Ballenas and Nancy Cataldi, Images of America - Richmond Hill, pp. 68, 107 (Arcadia Publ. 2002). Black & white picture courtesy of Nancy Cataldi; picture postcard from The Lucy Ballenas Collection courtesy of Carl Ballenas.