Baldwin, Long Island
The hamlet has 50% of persons over 16 who commute to work an average of 32 minuets. About 14.4% of residents in Baldwin take advantage of public transportation trying to avoid dependentcy on cars. Many different neighborhoods with wonderful tree-lined streets make up the town. Some earlier developments feature either capes, colonials while other areas share a mix of architectural styles.
The Baldwin Harbor Park is the famous park in the area that offers athletic fields, a playground, bike paths, roller rink and skate park. It provides enjoyment to children who play in its safe environment. A good selection of Italian restaurants and some Asian places make restaurants interesting little by little. The Baldwin Union Free School District has a total of 7 elementary schools, only 1 middle and a high school as well just enough to provide quality education for children. The elementary schools contain grades K-5. The middle school contains grades 6-8, but the sixth graders spend most of their time in a separate wing except for music, gym, lunch, arts, computers, technology, and language. The high school contains grades 9-12. The District is governed by a five-member elected board of education. Baldwin also has one Catholic school, St. Christopher, which was established in 1925. The school serves children from kindergarten to eighth grade. |

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