The Beekman School

The Beekman School is a specialized private high school in New York City that provides tailored educational support for students with learning differences and ADD/ADHD. Serving grades 9-12 with an average class size of just 7 students, the school ensures individualized attention and personalized learning strategies that help students with mild learning differences succeed academically and socially.

The school's college preparatory curriculum includes AP courses in Calculus, English Literature, and U.S. History, combined with customized learning supports. Beekman partners with The Tutoring School to provide one-on-one instruction and individualized course design, allowing students to work toward a college-ready diploma while receiving the scaffolding they need. This approach is particularly effective for students who benefit from flexible scheduling and personalized academic planning.

Founded in 1925 and accredited by the Middle States Association and New York State Association of Independent Schools, Beekman serves 72 students with 11 classroom teachers, maintaining strong staff-to-student ratios. Tuition is $51,500 annually with financial aid available for 25% of students, averaging $27,000 in grants. The school's casual dress code, diverse student body (45% students of color), and active clubs and organizations create an inclusive, supportive environment for students navigating learning differences.