High Schools in New York City – Private and Public

The Vincent Smith School

Vincent Smith School is a non-profit, coed, independent school for grades 1-12 that serves students from Nassau, Suffolk, and NYC since 1924. The school is most known for its small classes, supportive staff, and individualized programs for students with learning differences such as Dyslexia/Dyscalculia/Dysgraphia, as well as school anxiety, school reluctance, or ADHD.&nbsp; We emphasize academic, college-prep success through differentiated instruction and on-site services as needed for reading, speech, or OT in dedicated classrooms. VSS offers rolling admissions throughout the year at our scenic Port Washington campus. &nbsp;

Manhattan Charter School & Manhattan Charter School II

Having two small public elemen&shy;tary schools educating children in grades Kindergarten through Fifth is certainly appealing to parents.&nbsp; Here, much emphasis is placed on the importance of an intimate school culture and learning environment.&nbsp; They are committed to offering a well-rounded education designed to help students develop critical thinking and problem solv&shy;ing skills. This means that there are never more than 25 students in a class, and that all students receive weekly French, Art, Physical Educa&shy;tion, and Technology instruction, in addition to daily Music instruction all beginning in Kindergarten. "We pride ourselves on delivering chal&shy;lenging, standards-driven instruc&shy;tion and fostering a culture of high expectations.&nbsp;We are dedicated to demonstrating that all children, regardless of race or economic sta&shy;tus, can succeed when given equal access to quality education."&nbsp;Both schools offer free afterschool.&nbsp; Visit&nbsp;<a href="http://www.manhattancharterschool.org/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" data-saferedirecturl="https://www.google.com/url?q=http://www.manhattancharterschool.org/&amp;source=gmail&amp;ust=1632498940569000&amp;usg=AFQjCNHW4OtNCKMQM-sdVjrtRWjATPkx8Q">www.manhattancharterschool.org</a> to learn more.

Park Shore Country Day School

Our renowned preschool for ages 2-5 is located on 15 beautiful acres in Dix Hills, centrally located in Suffolk County. We offer a wide range of academic and social experiences for toddlers through Pre-K, preparing our students for all their future endeavors. Our mission is to nurture young learners in a fun, stimulating environment that promotes creativity, curiosity, and confidence. We believe every child deserves a strong foundation for their future, and that&rsquo;s exactly what we provide through our innovative programs and experienced staff. ● Small Classes With Experienced Teachers ● Specialized Enrichment Program ● SMART Board: Interactive Learning Technology ● Pre&ndash;Reading &amp; Language Arts Programs ● Leader in Preschool STEAM Education: Science program featuring Robotics, Engineering, Life, Physical &amp; Earth Science ● Computer Program with the latest technology ● Spanish &amp; American Sign Language Programs ● &ldquo;The Gym&rdquo; &ndash; Indoor Recreational Area ● NEW Sky Tykes Adventure Course ● Kidnastics Fitness Program ● Outdoor Athletic Facility ● Learning Center &amp; Library ● Music &amp; Movement Program ● 3 Playgrounds &amp; Trike Raceway ● 15 Beautiful Acres ● Before and After-Care Available ● Serving Long Island Since 1959

Church of The Epiphany Day School (CEDS)

<div> The Church of the Epiphany Day School is a Preschool&nbsp;community of children, families, and educators who are committed to learning and growing in a space where children can be children; where they can explore and delight in their play, and where they can take risks and pursue their creative and intellectual curiosities with freedom and encouragement. It is a joyful and loving community on the Upper East Side of Manhattan that believes in experiential learning and differentiated instruction. The teachers challenge children to master skills they are ready for with perseverance and a dedication&nbsp;to problem-solving.&nbsp; </div> <div> &nbsp;As a values-based school, CEDS emphasizes the importance of compassion, respect, and equity in all creative, academic, and social-emotional endeavors. They serve people of all faiths, backgrounds, and belief systems. CEDS seeks&nbsp;to develop the&nbsp;natural instinct&nbsp;towards mutual respect and kindness in every child.&nbsp; </div> <div>&nbsp;</div> <div> &nbsp;CEDS utilizes a Play-Based, Emergent Curriculum approach to teaching young children. Through this child-centered curriculum, CEDS students develop an active approach to learning that is joyful, enthusiastic, and confidence building. Their cognitive, emotional, and physical development grow as the experienced faculty builds curriculum guided by the children&rsquo;s interests, keeping school fun and inspiring. By intentionally facilitating the growth of their character and moral integrity, CEDS students use their knowledge, compassion, and intellect to promote health, happiness, peace, and justice for all citizens.&nbsp; </div>