In 1889 the first School in Brooklyn was built at  Evergreen Ave & Menahan, 
the 2nd at Bushwick Pwky & Kosciusko & the 3rd on Evergreen & Covert St.

Landmarked old Brooklyn Public Schools:

    No. 9 (1867-1868): 249 Sterling Place (later Public School 111; now Public School 340)
    No. 9 Annex (1895): 251 Sterling Place
    No. 34 (1867): 131 Norman Avenue (aka: Oliver H. Perry School)
    No. 39 (1876-1877): 417 Sixth Avenue (aka: Henry Bristow School)
    No. 65K (1870): 158 Richmond Street
    No. 71K (1888-1889): 119 Heyward Street (now the Beth Jacob School)
    No. 73 (1888): 241 MacDougal Street
    No. 86 (1892-1893): 220 Irving Avenue (aka: Irvington School)
    No. 108 (1895): 200 Linwood Street

330 Eldert Street off Broadway

P.S. 168, now the United Talmudic Academy

 
 

P.S. 125 on Blake and Rockaway Avenue - for sale

Girls' High School (1885-1886): 475 Nostrand Avenue
(now Board of Education Brooklyn Adult Training Center)

Henry McCaddin Memorial

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