The beginning
One family’s hope.
A place for many.
Nussen and Sarah Sander’s vision became a school that opened with seven students in September 2001, within the Torah Vodaath campus.
Torah. Possibility. Belonging.
A place to belong.
A path to grow.
Discover a small Jewish special education school in Brooklyn, where each boy’s strengths help shape his learning journey.
A family’s vision. A community’s shared story.
Shared Torah Vodaath campus
Small in scale.
Personal in purpose.School profile ↗
Personal in purpose.School profile ↗
2001First school yearFounding history
52StudentsNCES · 2023–24
4.1:1Student–teacher ratioNCES · 2023–24
A fuller picture of learning
Many strengths.
One meaningful journey.
Explore the ideas behind individualized learning, a Jewish education, and participation in everyday community life.
Rooted in Torah
Jewish learning, tradition, and a meaningful place in yeshiva life.
Explore learning
Built around the learner
A closer look at instruction shaped around individual strengths and pace.
Explore learning
Connected to everyday life
Communication, participation, and the confidence to take the next step.
Explore learning
Illustrative photography.
One family’s hope.
Your next step
Start with your child.
The first conversation is a chance to ask about the current program, share your questions, and explore whether a visit makes sense.
01
Connect
Ask who handles family inquiries.
02
Discuss
Talk about strengths and support needs.
03
Plan
Arrange the next step with the school.