Ahrc Middle/High School

AHRC Middle/High School is a specialized education program in Brooklyn, NY serving students ages 13–21 with autism spectrum disorders, emotional disturbances, multiple disabilities, and other health impairments. The school enrolls 110 students across grades 6–12 with a low student-to-teacher ratio (approximately 9:1), ensuring individualized attention and support for each learner.

The school's educational philosophy centers on creating a nurturing, developmentally appropriate learning environment where students build independence, autonomy, and self-worth. AHRC New York City's Education Department designs instruction to meet the unique developmental needs of adolescents with disabilities, recognizing that quality specialized instruction forms the foundation for success. Parents are viewed as essential partners in their child's education, and the school maintains strong family collaboration throughout the learning process.

AHRC Middle/High School offers rolling admissions for students across all five NYC boroughs and provides summer school and post-graduate year options to support continued skill-building and transition planning. The casual dress code and co-educational environment create an inclusive, low-pressure setting. For more information about admissions and specialized programs, contact the school at (718) 259-4389 or visit ahrcnyc.org.