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Manhattan Star Academy (MSA)

UPDATED: October 27, 2020

Vision

 

Manhattan Star Academy (MSA) fosters a collaborative, multidisciplinary learning environment. This promotes independence and inclusivity so that MSA students can participate in a global community. Our families are our partners in achieving this vision.

 

Mission 

MSA‘s mission is to provide a comprehensive, developmentally appropriate program which focuses on the whole student. Instructional activities are designed for each student to maximize their full potential and be as independent as possible. Our learning environment promotes the active engagement of our students utilizing a multi-modality approach to learning to facilitate the acquisition of academic and life skills. At MSA, we believe our families are an integral part in the growth of our students and members of our school community. 

 

Values

Our core values seek to support and empower our diversified learners. The foundation of our core values are: 

S. Solution Based Thinking 

T. Therapeutic Collaboration 

A. Analytic Approach 

R. Realistic Goals 

  • Languages:
  • English
  • Insurances Accepted:
  • Call for Fee
  • N/A

Address:

180 Amsterdam Ave
3rd Floor
New York, NY 10023
United States

Website:

www.msacommunity.org

Phone:

646-795-3850

Email:

msa.website@yai.org

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