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Aaron School is a K-12, coed, special education school that serves children who have been identified with learning challenges including speech and language delays, learning disabilities, sensory integration issues and attention deficits.' Aaron provides an enriched educational environment, integrating a traditional school curriculum with an individualized skill-building program that builds upon a student's strengths while addressing their challenges.' Classes are small with an excellent student/teacher ratio.' Certified therapists provide speech and language services and occupational therapy.' Aaron School is committed to a partnership of staff, parents and professionals, dedicated to the common goal of enabling each child to become a successful learner.
Traditional school curriculum that follows NY State Educational
Standards
Strengths based Special Ed Program for students with average to
above average cognitive ability
Small, structured classroom settings with a multi-sensory and
multi-disciplinary approach to learning
Students have challenges in the areas of language, auditory
processing, attention, sensory integration, learning disabilities
and executive functioning
Aaron Elementary School has 10-12 students in a language based
classroom
Aaron Middle School has up to 15 students in a content focused,
language based classroom
Aaron High School has up to 15 students in a rigorous academic
based classoom, designed in accordance with the National College
Readiness Standards and the NY State Learning Standards.
Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
Grades: K-12 | 424 students4.6 miles 20 Bergen Street Brooklyn, NY 11201 (718) 625-3939
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School Reviews
5.00 out of 5(2 reviews)
56/2/2023
Highest recommendation! Visit, and you will see the many reasons why it's immediately clear that you will be entrusting your child to true educators. A place of both kindness and vision.
- Posted by Parent - Maribel Abreu
52/23/2019
I'm also interested in Mary McDowell Friends School.
- Posted by Parent - Lisa Silverstein
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Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
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