Aaron School

Aaron School is a specialized independent school serving students in grades K-12 with complex learning challenges, including dyslexia, language-based learning disabilities, and ADD/ADHD. The school is designed for students with average to above-average intelligence who benefit from a learning environment tailored to their specific needs. With 212 students and a faculty where 99% hold advanced degrees, Aaron School maintains small class sizes and a highly trained staff experienced in supporting students with learning differences.

The school's instructional approach is individualized for each student, with differentiated learning strategies based on their unique learning style and areas of need. In addition to core academics, Aaron School provides direct instruction in social development—a critical component for students navigating both academic and social challenges. Students are encouraged to pursue learning in creative ways that leverage their strengths while building confidence and independence.

Aaron School accepts Department of Education reimbursement, making tuition of $89,975 more accessible for eligible families. The school operates on a traditional calendar and offers a summer program ($10,000) for continued support during the break. Admissions follow a rolling timeline with no set deadline. For more information, contact Admissions Director Linda Gardner at (212) 867-9594 or visit aaronschool.org.