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Lafayette High School is one of the oldest educational institutions in the United States. Based in Brooklyn, N.Y., the school enrolls more than 3,500 students in grades nine through 12. Operational for more than 100 years, it is approved by the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools and Independent Schools Association. Lafayette High School provides individualized and multisensory programs for children with different learning capabilities. It offers special educational programs for students suffering from dyslexia and attention deficit, attention deficit hyperactivity, and speech and language disorders. The school also provides a training and referral center for educators, parents, physicians, psychologists and student interns. Additionally, it has an evaluation center and speech pathology clinic offering language evaluations, screenings, individual and group therapies, and outreach programs.

Joseph B. Cavallaro Intermediate School 281, located in Brooklyn N.Y., is governed by the New York City School District 21. It offers a curriculum for students in grades six through eight and has an enrollment of more than 1,200 students. The school offers a wide range of regular academic subjects and also offers English as a second language, music lessons, computer skills and performing arts lessons. It provides a variety of support services, ranging from counseling to direct special education teacher support within a classroom. The Intermediate School also provides trips to museums of natural history, national gallery of arts and various theater shows. In addition, Joseph B. Cavallaro Intermediate School 281 provides various student resources, such as Miriam-webster online dictionary and visits to Brooklyn public library and organizes science fair for the students.