The Boston College Campus School serves learners aged 3 to 21 with multiple disabilities, including complex health care needs.
The program provides student-centered educational and therapeutic services in a school-based setting.Using a transdisciplinary approach, student growth is achieved through the development of a stimulating environment and challenging instruction tailored to the needs of the individual.
Grades: 5-12 | 126 students3.4 miles 1507 Washington St West Newton, MA 02465 (617) 965-0764
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55/17/2016
The Campus School is a magical place! My son (and our family) were welcomed into the Campus School community with open arms. Since starting at the Campus School two years ago, our son has thrived and progressed in a way we never imagined possible. The teachers, therapists, staff, nurses and volunteers are always positive, enthusiastic, creative, and committed to helping every child reach their greatest potential. They are experienced and professional as well as caring and supportive. Our son's life is fuller, more fun and more full of possibilities since he started at the Campus School.
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