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P94M @ P.S. 15

Located inNew York, NY 10017
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School Specialties & Support

Who is this school for?

Public
Autism spectrum disorder (ASD)
ADHD
Elementary (K-5)
Middle School (6-8)
High School (9-12)
Young Adult (18-22)

What support will my child receive?

Social skills groups
Vocational training
social skills groups
vocational training

What opportunities are there beyond the classroom?

Visual and performing arts integration
Vocational training
Summer programs
vocational training
summer programs
NYC Department of Education

Other Important Info

District 75
Intellectual disabilities
Multiple disabilities
Sensory impairments
Emotional disturbances
Significant cognitive delays
Complex learning needs
Individualized curriculum aligned with next-generation learning standards
Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA)
Speech and language therapy
Occupational therapy
Physical therapy
Strong positive behavior supports
Social-emotional learning (SEL)
College and career readiness preparation
speech and language therapy
occupational therapy
social-emotional learning
District 75 - Citywide Special Education

P94M is part of District 75, the NYC Department of Education's citywide district for special education established in 1991. The school serves over 450 students aged 5-22 with special needs across 9 school sites co-located in community schools throughout Manhattan, including Battery Park, Financial District, Chelsea, Lower East Side, Murray Hill, and Hell's Kitchen. P94M's core mission is to ensure that every student meets and exceeds their potential through individualized and engaging curricula aligned with next-generation learning standards. The school emphasizes the integration of visual and performing arts, strong positive behavior supports, and social-emotional learning, fostering a safe and nurturing environment that prepares students for college and career readiness. Programs include Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), speech and language therapy, occupational therapy, physical therapy, and social skills groups. The curriculum is tailored to each student's unique abilities, with small class sizes and low student-teacher ratios ensuring personalized attention. P94M also offers vocational training and summer programs, allowing students to explore their interests and develop essential life skills. As a free NYC public school, P94M provides specialized education at no cost to families.

Student-Teacher Ratio

Small class sizes with individualized support

Personalized attention for every student

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School Information

Quick Facts

Established1991
Enrollment450
Student-Teacher RatioSmall class sizes with individualized support
TuitionFree - NYC public school (District 75)

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