Twenty-five Catholic elementary schools open in the borough of Brooklyn

Recent news articles about the sudden closure of parish elementary schools in New York City tell only part of the story. Below is my attempt to list geographically the 25 Catholic elementary schools in the borough of Brooklyn.
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Parish schools and Catholic academies north of Atlantic Ave.:
St. Stanislaus Kostka, Newell St., Greenpoint.
St. Brigid - St.Frances Cabrini Catholic Academy, Grove St. and St. Nicholas Ave., Bushwick.
Blessed Sacrament, Euclid Ave., Cypress Hills.
Brooklyn Jesuit Prep, grades 5-8, Sterling Place.
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Schools south of Atlantic Ave. and north of Church Ave.
Salve Regina, Jerome St., East New York.
St. Saviour, Eighth Ave., Park Slope.
St. Joseph the Worker, Prospect Park West, Windsor Terrace.
St. Francis of Assisi, Lincoln Road and Nostrand Ave.
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Schools south of Church Avenue:
St. Catherine of Genoa - St. Therese of Lisieux, Avenue D, East Flatbush.
St. Mark, East 19 St., Sheepshead Bay.
St. Edmund, Avenue T., Sheepshead Bay.
Midwood Catholic Academy, Hendrickson St., Flatlands.
St. Bernard, near Mill Basin and Bergen Beach.
Good Shepherd, Avenue S, MarinePark. 
Our Lady of Trust, Canarsie
St. Athanasius, 61 St and Bay Parkway, Bensonhurst.
Our Lady of Grace, Avenue W, Gravesend.
St. Peter, 23rd Ave., Bensonhurst.
St. Ephrem, 74th St., Dyker Heights.
St. Bernadette, 83rd St., Dyker Heights.
Our Lady of Perpetual Help, 6 Ave. and 60 St., Sunset Park
Holy Angels, 74th St. and 4th Ave., Bay Ridge.
Bay Ridge Catholic, 83rd St. and 4th Ave.
Visitation Academy (Girls), 8902 Ridge Blvd., Bay Ridge.
St. Patrick, 99th St. and 4th Ave., Bay Ridge.

Two more elementary closures

Please see the press release dated 7.9.2020 HERE.
The two closures in the borough of Brooklyn are Queen of the Rosary, Williamsburg, and St. Gregory the Great.
Queen of the Rosary Catholic Academy has occupied 11 Catherine Street (former St. Nicholas Commercial High School) in East Williamsburg for several years. The academy was Our Lady of Mount Carmel school "on the move."
In similar fashion, St. Gregory the Great Catholic Academy moved from its location on St. John's Place to the property of Holy Cross parish on Church Avenue a distance away.