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Programs for school aged students with emotional/behavioral disabilities

Spectrum Center Schools and Programs

Serving children and young adults aged five to 22 who have autism spectrum disorders, developmental delays, emotional disturbances, behavioral challenges or other special needs. Spectrum Center provides supplemental special education to public schools by operating nonpublic schools for students with special needs, as well as special education classrooms within public school buildings

Spectrum Center classrooms are designed with the understanding that all students can succeed academically, behaviorally and socially if their education, emotional and behavioral needs are met in an appropriate and supportive environment. Spectrum Center offers academic classrooms for students who are working to develop proficiency on grade level standards and may be working toward earning a high school diploma.

Students who are enrolled in the academic classroom may have disabilities such as emotional and behavior disorders or specific learning disabilities. Spectrum Center uses evidence-based practices to build a positive, respectful culture that promotes social and academic success.