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AHRC Middle / High School

AHRC NYC Middle / High School

Ages 12-22

AHRC NYC Middle/High School empowers students with intellectual & developmental disabilities with their acquired skills to be socially responsible, lead productive lives, and become contributing members of the global community by modeling the core values of respect, dignity and perseverance.

Address Phone Principal
1201 66th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11219 718-259-4265 Trudy Pines

Eligibility: Educating students ages 12-22, residing in all boroughs of New York City. Students must be approved for a New York State Approved Nonpublic School. Each student must possess an IEP with one of the following classifications: Autism Spectrum Disorder, Other Health Impaired, Intellectual Disability, Developmental Disability, Learning Disabilities, Multiple Disabilities, and Emotional Disabilities. The student’s placement is determined by the Committee on Special Education.


AHRC NYC Middle/ High School’s special education services following the principles of:


Programs & Services

High School Local Diploma Pathway

High School Non-Diploma Pathway (SACCC & CDOS)


Related Services


Transition Services

We prepare students for life after school by teaching a combination of academic, vocational, self-care, social-communicative, self-determination, and independence skills. When students graduate they can transition into a variety of different placements, including supportive college programsday habilitationsupported employment, and a range of jobs. In order to best prepare the students to achieve their desired destination, students’ educational teams participate in Transition Planning as soon as students enter the school.

Transition planning is based on the premise that all activities, whether academic or pre-vocational, are designed to increase responsibilities and independence. Emphasis is placed on teaching skills that develop employment potential: appropriate behaviors in school, home, and the community; the ability to follow directions; the skill to self-advocate; independent living skills; and an understanding of post-secondary options and goals.


Admission to AHRC New York City’s Schools

Call the school of your choice to receive information about a school’s admission process. Phone numbers for each of AHRC NYC’s schools are available on our Admissions page.


AHRC Middle / High School
1201 66th Street
Brooklyn, NY 11219

718-259-4265

Principal: Trudy Pines


THESE SERVICES ARE FUNDED BY THE NEW YORK STATE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT AND IN NEW YORK CITY, OPERATE WITH THE APPROVAL OF AND UNDER THE OVERSIGHT OF THE NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION.