Brooklyn Hebrew School For Special Children

Founded in 1951, Saint David's School is an elementary school providing education to more than 1,700 students in nursery through grade eight. It operates lower and upper schools. The school offers a variety of spiritual and cultural programs. Its curriculum includes language arts, mathematics, music and art. In addition, it offers various courses in pottery, drawing, painting and woodworking. The school is approved by the New York State Association of Independent Schools. It offers a variety of sports activities, including basketball, hockey, soccer, lacrosse, whiffleball, baseball and track and gymnastics. The school motivates students to participate in various projects, such as science week, dramatics and the medieval feast. Additionally, it provides students with technology education and Internet access in computer labs. Saint David's School is located in New York City.

Established in 1961, The Episcopal School in the City of New York provides early childhood program to its students. Located in New York, N.Y., the school offers a range of programs, such as summer camps, classes and sessions. Its summer camp activities include outdoor sports, water play, weekly outings, a music program, a creative movement program, drama, craft projects and special events. The Episcopal School in the City of New York also conducts field trips, interactive science experiences, readiness activities in reading and math program. The school is a member of the National Association of Independent Schools.