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Aaron High School educates students who present with a wide range of complex learning challenges and who have average to above average intelligence. Students are challenged to pursue learning in creative ways. Course work includes direct instruction in the area of social development and instructional approaches are differentiated for each student based on their learning style, strength and are of needed support.
Aaron School is a K-12 Special Education School that is small,
warm and structured. It is a multisensory, language based
program that has a strong academic curriculum paired with a strong
social skill emphasis. The students have primary learning
challenges, average to above average IQ and need scaffolding,
nurturance and support to make gains.
Grades: K-12 | 441 students0.8 miles 301 E 29th St New York, NY 10016 (212) 722-0610
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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
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