Resurrection Episcopal Day School

PrivateUpper East Sidechristian

119 East 74th Street, New York, NY 10021

212-535-9666

www.redsny.org

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Overview

Educational philosophy

Montessori

Programs offered

2y 9m – 6 yrs · 2s

Annual tuition

$36K – $46K / yr

School continues

Through 2s

Financial aid

Aid: $

Sibling & legacy

—

Upcoming:

Sep 30Open House (required, adults only), 2–3:30pm; also Oct 28, 5:30–7pm.Mixed-Age

Oct 28Open House (required), 5:30–7pm. Applicant breakfast in February.Mixed-Age

Resurrection Episcopal Day School (REDS) is an Episcopal Montessori preschool on Manhattan's Upper East Side, founded in 1990 and housed in the parish house of the historic Church of the Resurrection at 119 East 74th Street near Central Park. It is the only Association Montessori Internationale (AMI) recognized school in NYC, serving children ages 2 to 6 in a Toddler (2s) Program and mixed-age Primary casas where children stay for a three-year cycle that includes the kindergarten year. An ISAAGNY and NAES member, REDS admits by application (with a required adults-only open house) and its graduates go on to a wide range of leading NYC independent schools plus Hunter College Elementary.

Programs & Schedule

Mixed-Age2y 9m – 6 yrs

Schedule option	Tuition / yr
Half Day 8:30-12:15	$36,450
Full Day 8:30-14:45	$45,650

2sAge 2–3

Schedule

Monday – Friday · 8:30am–11:45am

Extended hours

Tuition

$40,510 / yr

Admissions

Rolling admissions — enroll any time

This school enrolls on a rolling basis year-round (subject to availability and waitlists). There is no fixed application deadline — reach out to the school directly to check for current openings.

Open House (required, adults only), 2–3:30pm; also Oct 28, 5:30–7pm.Sep 30

Open House (required), 5:30–7pm. Applicant breakfast in February.Oct 28

Leadership

Sharon Lickerman

Admissions contact

Hannah Richard

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Ex-missions

Ex-missions support ✓

Ex-missions refers to the process of applying from preschool to Kindergarten or an ongoing school. Schools with dedicated ex-missions support actively guide families through ERB testing, school visits, and applications.

Where graduates go

Private kindergarten & elementary

30 schools

Berkeley Carroll SchoolBrooklyn Friends SchoolCollegiate SchoolColumbia Grammar & Preparatory SchoolConvent of the Sacred HeartEthical Culture Fieldston SchoolGrace Church SchoolHorace Mann SchoolInternational School of BrooklynMarymount School of New YorkPacker Collegiate InstituteRiverdale Country SchoolSaint Ann's SchoolSaint David's SchoolSaint Ignatius Loyola SchoolSpeyer Legacy SchoolSt. Bernard's SchoolSt. Hilda's & St. Hugh's SchoolThe Allen-Stevenson SchoolThe Brearley SchoolThe Browning SchoolThe Buckley SchoolThe Chapin SchoolThe Dalton SchoolThe Hewitt SchoolThe Nightingale-Bamford SchoolThe Spence SchoolThe Town SchoolTrevor Day SchoolTrinity School

Public kindergarten & elementary

1 school

Hunter College Elementary School

See the full list of schools graduates go on to — with counts and sources.

Culture & Community

Educational approach

Montessori

Authentic Association Montessori Internationale (AMI) Montessori program guided by Dr. Maria Montessori's principle of interconnectedness. Hands-on, individualized learning in mixed-age classrooms (casas) where children remain for three years, progressing from youngest to oldest. Emphasis on functional independence, grace and courtesy, freedom of choice within limits, and the integration of movement with intellectual work. The only AMI-recognized school in NYC.

Religious affiliationchristian

GenderCo-ed

Enrichment

Weekly chapel servicesthree-week Montessori June Program for enrolled students.

After-school programs

After-school programming available for Primary students (details provided to families at the start of each semester). Extended day available in the second year of the Primary program at the guide's discretion.