Asha Kiran Special Needs School
Founded in 1993 by Dr. Rita James. For some families, the boarding option is what makes everything else possible. Fifty students live on campus, which means fifty families can work, sleep, and breathe. Open since 1993 — one of the longest-running special needs schools in the city. Hennur Road, north Bengaluru.
Founded in 1993 by Dr. Rita James. A registered special needs school with boarding facilities, serving children and adolescents with autism, learning difficulties, ADHD, hearing impairment, and cerebral palsy. Located in Horamavu, north Bangalore. Boarding for 50 students. Currently 20 students with autism enrolled. Ranked among the top 10 special needs schools in India.
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Over 30 years of operation. Boarding facility for 50 students. Ranked among top 10 special needs schools in India.
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Horamavu, north Bangalore. Boarding facility available.
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