Our students have attended public school but have struggled and need additional supports in place such as:

• Smaller Class Sizes

• One-on-One support

• Communication Devices such as Proloquo2go

• Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) interventions

• Speech Therapy

• Occupational Therapy

• Physical Therapy

• Registered Nursing Services

• Sensory Activities

• Playground Adaptive Equipment

• Additional Safety Supports in place such as:

  • Safety Helmets and Safety Pads for students with Self-Injurious Behavior

  • Safety Exit Doors for student who elope out of classrooms and out of buildings

State Funding award amounts are barely enough to fund the teachers in the building as we require a minimum of 2 teacher/teacher assistants per classroom in order to keep the students safe.  ​

Our school depends on the support of its Sponsors and Donations in order to keep the financial burden of our families to a minimum while providing a safe and enriching environment for our neurodivergent students.  

All proceeds go to tuition grants for families and school supplies for the students. 

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