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The Greek School of Plato in Brooklyn, NY has been a beacon of Hellenism for over 40 years, offering a range of educational programs from Pre-K to 9th Grade that encompass Greek language and culture. Through a fusion of traditional teaching methods with innovative approaches such as music, theater, dance, and philosophy, the school aims to inspire students to embrace their rich Hellenic heritage. With a strong emphasis on community engagement and service, the Greek School of Plato instills values of democracy and leadership in its students and alumni. Through initiatives like supporting senior citizens, fundraising for charitable causes, and aiding families in need, the school fosters a spirit of civic responsibility and cultural preservation within the Greek diaspora in New York.Generated from the website

Founded in 2005, the Image Academy is a school for autistic children. It offers life skills training, applied behavior analysis, speech language pathology, and physical music and occupational therapies. The school also conducts yoga, swimming and therapeutic classes. The Image Academy serves children with autistic spectrum, pervasive developmental and aspergers syndrome disorders. In addition, it organizes various events, such as football, tennis and softball. The school has a staff of therapists, nurses and teachers. The Image Academy is located in Brooklyn, N.Y.

Pharos Academy Charter School is a K-12 public charter school located in the Longwood section of the Bronx, NY. Their mission is to develop scholars who communicate well, are intellectually curious, and solve problems using different approaches, with an unapologetic commitment to closing all urban-education gaps. Committed to excellence, Pharos Academy provides students with an outstanding education anchored in inquiry, interesting problems, rigor, and fun. They challenge educators to think outside of the box in order to prepare scholars for the growing innovation economy, sparking curiosity in K-8 education and supporting high school students in discovering their future.Generated from the website