P.s. 811q Marathon School

PS 811Q, located in Queens, NY, is a fully accessible educational institution offering grades from 0K to 12, including special education programs. Under the leadership of Principal Nicole Avila, the school provides a supportive learning environment for students with diverse needs, focusing on student achievement and quality education. The school emphasizes mental health and wellness, offering free meals to all students and various programs and resources to prioritize well-being. Parents and educators have access to reports and assessments that showcase the school's commitment to providing a high-quality education. Generated from the website

The NW York City Dept of Education in Little Neck, NY, formerly known as P.S. 187, was established in 1952 under Mayor Vincent Impellitteri's administration. Today, the school, renamed Marathon School, provides specialized education services to around 175 special needs children and young adults up to age 21. With a focus on teaching communication, collaboration, technology, and independent living skills, the Marathon School emphasizes instilling a strong work ethic in its students. The school also encourages public service activities within the community and is currently undergoing construction to create a new workout facility and playground designed for children with disabilities. Generated from their available business information

Quality Services for the Autism Community is a nonprofit organization that provides services to persons with autism spectrum disorder throughout New York City and Long Island, N.Y. It provides services to more than 800 individuals with autism. Its services include early intervention and preschool programs for children, as well as day programs and residential services for adults. Established in 1978, Quality Services for the Autism Community also provides educational and support services to family members and caregivers of persons with autism. In addition, the organization conducts several after-school, day rehabilitation and Saturday school programs. Quality Services for the Autism Community also offers a center-based preschool program that provides academic instruction to children between the ages of 3 and 5 who suffer from autism.