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YAD YISROEL

2555 NOSTRAND AVENUE

At a Glance

A tiny, parent-founded Brooklyn school built around individualized support for children with special needs

Best suited for

Families of children with special needs who want an intimate, therapy-rich, individualized setting and are comfortable with a small, parent-founded program in Midwood.

What stands out

  • Extremely low 5.4-to-1 student-teacher ratio, allowing for highly individualized attention
  • Parent-founded mission specifically tailored to children with special needs
  • On-site therapies program covering occupational, physical, speech, music, and animal therapy
  • Aquatic therapy as part of the therapeutic offerings
  • ABA methodology woven into a classroom setting
  • Wheelchair-accessible facility

Things to consider

  • Very small enrollment of 43 students means a narrow social and academic pool, and limited peer group variety
  • Demographics are notably non-diverse per the reported figures
  • No subway within easy walking distance; commute planning matters
  • Modeled specifically for special needs learners — families seeking a general education environment may find the approach too clinical
  • Tuition, financial aid, and detailed admissions criteria are not included in the available data

Identity

The School Centers On Personalized Learning In A Classroom Setting, Using ABA Methodology Within A Warm, Supportive Environment. The Explicit Mission Is To Serve Children With Special Needs, Supported By A Therapies Program That Includes Occupational, Physical, Speech, Music, And Animal Therapy, Plus Aquatic Therapy.

A parent-founded special education program with an unusually small student body and a clinical, individualized approach to learning.

Community

Limited Diversity — 100% Of Students Are Reported As White, With A Diversity Index Of 0.

A very small, tightly knit student body with a homogenous demographic profile.

Neighborhood

Midwood

Midwood is a residential Brooklyn neighborhood where roughly 49% of adults hold a bachelor's degree and the median household income sits around $70,680. About 17% of residents live below the poverty line.

The school is not close to subway service — the nearest options are about a 15-minute walk to Flatbush Av-Brooklyn College (2 and 5 lines), a 16-minute walk to Avenue M (Q), and a 17-minute walk to Avenue J (Q). Most families will likely drive or arrange other transportation.

Notable Programs

Grade School (Elementary School Program)Boys Junior and High School (Yeshiva-Style Program)Wheelchair Accessible ProgramTherapies Program (occupational, physical, speech, music, animal therapy)Aquatic Therapy
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Frequently Asked Questions

Is YAD YISROEL a good school?
Published quality ratings aren't available for YAD YISROEL yet on Motley. It's a private school serving grades Pre-K to 5 in Midwood.
What grades does YAD YISROEL serve?
YAD YISROEL serves grades Pre-K to 5.
How do students get into YAD YISROEL?
YAD YISROEL runs its own private admissions process — typically an application, a visit, and sometimes testing.
Is YAD YISROEL public, charter, or private?
YAD YISROEL is a private school.
What neighborhood is YAD YISROEL in?
YAD YISROEL is in Midwood, Brooklyn.