Diddy reopens Bronx charter school for in-person classes

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Sean “Diddy” Combs is back in school.

The music mogul’s Capital Prep Bronx Charter School is officially opened for in-person instruction, Page Six has learned.

“Our students and teachers have done a great job adjusting to remote learning. I’m proud of their resilience and strength, and I’m excited for them to be back in the classroom,” Combs said.

Diddy opened the school last fall with education guru Dr. Steve Perry, but had to halt in-person learning due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

“Getting our children back in brick and mortar has always been our number one priority. Our children need to be in school, safely, to mitigate the learning loss COVID-19 has had on our communities,” Perry said. “Our class schedule replicates the full-time schedule scholars would have experienced pre-closure, including all core subjects, as well as advisory, student ‘all-school’ assembly, office hours, and access to sports.”

The school is located in the Co-Op City area of the Bronx and is accepting applications for next school year. Combs and Perry have other locations in Bridgeport, Conn., and Harlem.

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