AHRC Middle/High School in Brooklyn serves youth ages 12-22 with I/DD, specializing in secondary education, transition planning, and vocational training to prepare for adult life and employment.
Programs include IEPs, diploma tracks, and post-secondary transition services aligned with NYS requirements.
The Astoria Blue Feather Early Learning Center focuses on early intervention and preschool education for children aged 3-5 with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD). Located in Queens, this campus provides a nurturing environment with specialized programs emphasizing holistic development through play-based learning and therapeutic integration.
The curriculum aligns with NYSED standards, incorporating individualized education programs (IEPs), assistive technology, and inclusive practices to prepare students for future schooling. Multidisciplinary teams including teachers, therapists, and psychologists ensure comprehensive support.
Brooklyn Blue Feather Elementary School caters to students ages 5-12 with developmental disabilities, providing specialized elementary education focused on core academics, social skills, and independence in a dedicated Brooklyn facility.
Follows NYS standards with IEPs, promoting academic growth and peer interaction.
Situated in Manhattan, the Esther Ashkenas Central Park Early Learning Center specializes in preschool programs for ages 3-5 with developmental delays and I/DD. The campus prioritizes individualized therapeutic and educational services in a supportive urban setting near Central Park.
Programs feature IEPs, behavioral interventions, and collaboration with NYC DOE, fostering independence and school readiness with a focus on inclusive education strategies.
The Francis of Paola Early Learning Center in Brooklyn serves children 3-5 years with I/DD, offering specialized preschool education centered on foundational skills development and therapeutic supports in a community-oriented environment.
Curriculum includes IEP-driven instruction, sensory rooms, and preparation for elementary transition, adhering to state early intervention standards.
In the Bronx, Howard Haber Early Learning Center provides preschool education for 3-5 year olds with developmental disabilities, focusing on comprehensive early intervention services including therapy and skill-building in an accessible facility.
The campus delivers NYSED-approved programs with multidisciplinary teams to maximize each child's potential.
James P. Murphy Staten Island Preparatory School offers programs for ages 3-12, serving preschool and elementary students with I/DD. This campus emphasizes continuous development from early intervention to foundational academics in a suburban Staten Island setting.
IEP-based curriculum supports progression through specialized classes and therapies.
