Our high school Intellectual Disabilities Program provides students with meaningful opportunities to learn, grow, and become more independent. Instruction is individualized to meet each student’s unique needs, strengths, and goals. Students work on academic skills while also developing important life skills, social skills, communication, and independence.
Our classroom focuses on preparing students for life beyond high school through hands on learning, community based instruction, vocational experiences, and opportunities to practice real world skills. We strive to create a supportive, inclusive, and positive environment where every student feels valued, capable, and successful.