Ahrc Middle/high School

1201 66th St, Brooklyn, NY, 11219-0718
Tel: (718)259-4265
Grades: PK | 144 students
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The AHRC Middle / High School can accept children between 13 and 21 years of age who reside in all New York City boroughs. Students must be recommended for a Non-Public School (NPS) placement. AHRC¡¯s Education Department believes that children and adolescents grow and thrive in a nurturing, loving, and developmentally appropriate learning environment. High quality developmentally appropriate instruction provides the foundation for independence, autonomy, and a sense of individual worth. Parents are viewed as the primary educators of their children and partners in the educational endeavor.

School Overview:
Ahrc Middle/high School
School Type Special Education School
Religious Affiliation Nonsectarian
Grades Offered Grades Prekindergarten - Prekindergarten
Student Body
Total Students 144 students
Student Body Type Co-ed
% Students of Color 50% (NY School Avg.: 38%)
Academics and Faculty
Total Classroom Teachers 17 teachers
Student : Teacher Ratio 8:1 (National school avg.: 13:1)

Nearby Schools:

Ahrc Middle/high School
Gr. PK | 0 mi. away
Leif Ericson Day School
Gr. K-9 | 0.4 mi. away
Zichron Yehuda-bais Simcha
Gr. K | 0.4 mi. away
Guild For Exceptional Children
Gr. PK | 0.5 mi. away
Yeshiva Imrei Yosef Spinka
Gr. K-8 | 0.6 mi. away

View all schools in: Brooklyn, Kings County, Zip 11219

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