Being differently-abled doesn't make them different here. They are surrounded by their peers, and for young people, that is a critical ingredient for building self-esteem. It's only natural for you to have a thousand questions about the place your child will live for nine months out of every year. To help put your mind at ease, we've tried to answer some of the more common questions here. If your child is already enrolled, call the principal's office with your questions.
Every parent is our partner in the education process.
That's why we place such importance on communicating with parents. While your child is in school, you will receive a regular newsletter telling you about events at school, a report card every nine weeks, a progress report half-way through that nine week period, and other communications as needed. We need your help to support and encourage your child. Children can call home every evening if they like, and you may call the dorms as well. Through play, children learn how to get along with each other, how the world works, how to make their life more meaningful.