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The Parkside School welcomes elementary schoo lchildren from diverse ethnic, social and economic backgrounds whohave a wide range of social pragmatic and language-based learning difficulties.
We serve the whole child by offering athoughtfully designed, comprehensive array of academic and supportservices.
Our goal is to enable our students to pursue learningin their areas of strength, to acquire tools and strategies toprogress in their areas of challenge and to develop respectand understanding for themselves and others.
The Parkside educational program is tailored tomeet the particular needs of each individual student.
Our guiding principle is to serve the whole child witha full array of academic subjects delivered in a rigorousand structured classroom program that is interwoven with acomplimentary range of therapies and specialty classes deliveredindividually, in dyads, small, and whole group settings.
Grades: K-12 | 441 students2.5 miles 301 E 29th St New York, NY 10016 (212) 722-0610
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School Reviews
5.00 out of 5(2 reviews)
58/11/2023
When my son started at Parkside, he barely had any words and I was so worried about how he would handle being in school. But I had nothing to worry about. Parkside understood who he was as a learner, and also as a whole child. They gave him an education (he now talks non-stop, and can read and even do multiplication) and they gave him confidence. He is so happy and confident about who he is as a learner. He is about to enter middle school and is so prepared thanks to the wonderful staff and faculty at Parkside!
- Posted by Parent - Parkside Parent
57/29/2023
My son just completed his third year at Parkside, and we couldn`t be happier with the school and all the progress he`s made. Every single one of his teachers and therapists has been incredibly dedicated, kind, and patient with my son, while also providing appropriate challenges for him to grow academically and socially. His confidence at school is through the roof, and I can only attribute that to the positive and nurturing energy that defines Parkside. They also have a substantial arts & movement program that not only develops my son's strength, coordination, and focus; it also helps him to more easily socialize with peers and simply come out of his shell. The teachers and administrative staff at Parkside are highly communicative and responsive to parents, and there`s an active Parent`s Association that adds to the wonderful community. Needless to say, we`re very grateful to be at this amazing school!
- Posted by Parent - Vanita S.
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