The Hebron School project is a collaboration between the Seventh-day Adventist church, a 40-year-old bilingual school for the children of immigrant families, and a community-minded developer to preserve a historic site in North Crown Heights, save a struggling school and build affordable new housing that all New Yorkers can benefit from.
For over forty years, The Hebron Seventh-day Adventist Bilingual School has provided its nursery through eighth grade students with a rigorous curriculum. Aside from education, The Hebron Seventh-day Adventist Bilingual School fosters an environment that allows its students to explore then express their creativity through song and dance.
The Hebron Seventh-day Adventist Bilingual School – which primarily teaches lower-income children from Brooklyn’s Haitian Community – is a partner in, and beneficiary of this project. Without it, The Hebron Seventh-day Adventist Bilingual School will not be able to protect its historic building from deteriorating and may have to close. The school will not be able to open and operate for this upcoming 2020 school year due to the current hazardous structural conditions in The Hebron Seventh-day Adventist Bili