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Alexsander Academy is a very small, fully accredited, non-profit school for students with learning differences and special needs. Alexsander Academy provides an academically rigorous program for students that need a small flexible learning environment that provides group learning but focuses on the student as an individual learner.
The goal with ALL students is to give them the skills and self confidence they need to move on to larger and more traditional academic settings.
Tuition ranges based on support level needed
SB10 approved, scholarships availableTuition for the 2021-2022 School Year“High school” Program…………….$19,500 until May 1st……..$20,500 after May 1st“Inclusion” Program…………….$15,000 until May 1st……..$15,500 after May 1st“Small group” program………...$18,500 until May 1st……..$19,500 after May 1st“Small group plus” Program…...$23,500 until May 1st……..$24,500 after May 1st“Transition” program 3 to 1 ratio...$27,500 until May 1st……..$29,500 after May 1st Waiting list
Summer Program Cost
$1,250
Summer Program Cost Notes
For students that can be in a class of one teacher and 8 students the cost is $1250 for the full 4 week half day (9-12) program. Students who need greater support considered on an individual basis. Tutoring provided all year long.
Admissions Director
Stefanie Smith
Admissions Associate
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School Notes
"Small group" program 1st 8 th grade Students at
this level require a greater level of academic or social support.
Students at this level may need additional augmentation to academic
materials requiring a greater level of individualization of
materials for academic success. The goal is to provide the bridge
from this augmentation to more traditional materials as is
possible. Students at this level may need a greater level of social
or independence coaching to help them gain the skills to be
completely independent and successful academically and socially in
a larger setting. By providing this academic or social support, the
goal for these students hopefully provide the foundation to be
successful at some point in the future outside of this smaller
setting. The majority of our students fall into this program.
"Small group plus" Program 1st 8 th grade Students
in this program require a greater level of both academic and social
support. Students may need additional augmentation to academic
materials requiring a greater level of individualization of
materials for academic success. The goal is to provide the bridge
from this augmentation to more traditional materials as is
possible. Students at this level also need social or independence
coaching to help them gain the skills to be completely independent
and successful academically and socially in a larger setting. By
providing this academic and social support, the goal for these
students is to gain the skills to be at a small group tuition level
in subsequent years, if possible, and hopefully provide the
foundation to be successful at some point in the future outside of
this smaller setting.
High school Grades 9th 12th graduation program This
program targets students who still need the small, flexible
environment our school provides but have the ability, with the
augmentation and support we provide, to graduate from high school
with a regular high school diploma. As is done in our elementary
and middle school classrooms, State standard classes are the
format, but academic level is adjusted to the needs of the
individual student. Students move through the standards at their
own pace and are able to obtain a regular high school diploma. At
this time, this program does not support students working at grade
level for regular high school classes but is designed to fill the
gap for students that would traditionally get passed along from
grade level to grade level without gaining the skills needed to
prepare them for post high school goals such as vocational or
technical school, military service or going into the workforce with
the skill to be successful in those settings and real choice for
their future. A minimum academic functioning level is required for
this program. Students who do not meet that level will be
considered on an individual basis to determine if the school can
accommodate the student in this program or other programs within
our setting.
Young Adult Program 9th 12th vocational program This
program targets students who still need the small, flexible
environment our school provides but academically are still working
at the lower elementary level. Augmentation to standards for a
regular high school diploma is not the goal in this program.
Students in the program enter Alexsander Academy at the high school
level but are able to remain until young adulthood. Students in
this program continue to focus on academics but those academics are
not standards based. The focus is on increasing reading and reading
comprehension skills, real world math skills, problem solving
skills and focus on real world science and social studies concepts
such as current events and government. The goal for these students
is to help them gain as much skill as possible, to foster social
connections and independence and to prepare them for life in the
working world.
Small group" program---...$19,500 until May
1st--..$20,500 after May 1st
"Small group plus" Program-...$24,500 until May
1st--..$25,500 after May 1st
High school programs -----$19,500 until May
1st--..$20,500 after May 1 st
Alexsander Academy is a non profit and does not
discriminate on the basis of race, color, national or ethnic origin
or religious preference.
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