Brookhaven Country School prides itself on high standards of educational excellence and commitment to offer all of our children a developmentally appropriate curriculum on a daily basis.
The low child-teacher ratio in each of our classrooms encourages the growth and development of each and every child.
Through a multi-sensory approach, the children are offered a wide range of experiences that foster their physical, social, emotional and cognitive growth.
Our beautiful grounds and numerous playgrounds offer the children opportunities to explore the outdoors and foster their developing curiosity of the world around them.
Our caring, experienced and dedicated staff work together to instill a love of learning and well being in each child in our program.
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Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
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The average private school tuition in Suffolk County, NY is $20,336 for elementary schools and $27,760 for high schools (read more about average private school tuition across the country).
