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Madonna School is a private school founded on the Christian principles of the value, worth and dignity of every individual as created by God.
Our mission is to educate students with cognitive and other developmental disabilities to become as independent as possible.
Madonna School is a special place helping very special children.
Certified by the Nebraska Department of Education, we are the only private, Catholic special education program in Omaha.
Madonna School currently has 52 students enrolled for the 2006-2007 academic year.
Our students range in age from 6 to 21, and have been diagnosed with an assortment of cognitive and other developmental disabilities.
Although Madonna School is a special place for special needs children, every opportunity is provided for students to integrate into the community.
Students go on many fieldtrips throughout the school year. In addition, students from Creighton University, Methodist College of Nursing and area high schools, as well as employees of local businesses and organizations volunteer their time to work with students in the classrooms, help with Special Olympics or organize fun activities.
Madonna School's vision, purpose and goal is to encourage optimum performance, develop academic and survival skills, establish self-confidence, and make job training opportunities available to developmentally and cognitively disabled students in order to enable each to become independent, self-supporting individuals.
Madonna School is a private school founded on the Christian
principles of the value, worth and dignity of every individual as
created by God. Our mission is to educate students with cognitive
and other developmental disabilities to become as independent as
possible. Madonna School is a special place helping very special
children. Certified by the Nebraska Department of Education, we are
the only private, Catholic special education program in Omaha.
Madonna School currently has 52 students enrolled for the 2006-2007
academic year. Our students range in age from 6 to 21, and have
been diagnosed with an assortment of cognitive and other
developmental disabilities. Although Madonna School is a special
place for special needs children, every opportunity is provided for
students to integrate into the community. Students go on many
fieldtrips throughout the school year. In addition, students from
Creighton University, Methodist College of Nursing and area high
schools, as well as employees of local businesses and organizations
volunteer their time to work with students in the classrooms, help
with Special Olympics or organize fun activities. Madonna School's
vision, purpose and goal is to encourage optimum performance,
develop academic and survival skills, establish self-confidence,
and make job training opportunities available to developmentally
and cognitively disabled students in order to enable each to become
independent, self-supporting individuals.
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