The program is fully accredited as a special education program in the State of Colorado. A traditional school day is followed during the 180-day school year with a modified schedule in the summer months. All teachers are certified in general and special education for grades K-12. A student may attend school on or off campus, depending on his progress and treatment needs.
Students earn attendance and transferable academic credit for their class work.
The educational program uses the diagnostic classroom to assess students. Formal testing is completed during this time for cognitive functioning, educational achievement, or perceptual strengths and weaknesses. Specific learning disabilities and skill deficits receive careful attention. Any educationally relevant diagnostic testing can be provided, such as speech and hearing screenings. Develop rational thinking, understanding and expression.