Make the first connection
Call the school to ask about current openings and who handles family inquiries.
Admissions
Begin with
your child.
A first conversation can help a family understand the current program, ask useful questions, and plan the next step.
Discuss the learning profile
Talk about strengths, communication, and support needs. Ask which records would be helpful.
Explore a visit
Find out whether a parent meeting or student visit is appropriate, and arrange it in advance.
Clarify the next steps
Ask about program fit, available services, costs, and timing before making plans.
A little preparation
Bring the questions
that matter to you.
A useful first call begins with your child’s strengths and your family’s priorities.
Prepare call notes- What does your child enjoy and do well?
- What helps him communicate and learn?
- Which supports work in his current setting?
- What would meaningful progress look like?
- What questions do you have about services and costs?
Questions families ask
A clearer
starting point.
What ages or grades does the school serve?
The school serves boys in an ungraded elementary and secondary special education setting.
How do I begin the admissions process?
Call (718) 693-9032 to discuss admissions and your child’s learning needs.
What are the tuition and support arrangements?
For questions about tuition, transportation, and support arrangements, call (718) 693-9032.
Should I send student records now?
First ask what is needed and which method the school uses for receiving records. The call planner on this website sends nothing.
For families
Ready to ask your first question?
Call (718) 693-9032 to begin a conversation about the current program.