We strive to develop an individualized program of instruction
to meet each child`s needs and challenge each student to advance to
meet his or her potential. Our slogan is living and learning
because learning to live is equally important as making the grade,
which is why we focus on academics and life skills. Academics are
essential for developing physical, cognitive, and emotional skills
for living. It is equally important to provide opportunities to
participate in every area of life, including community integration,
independent living, performing arts, and sports and recreation. We
host a variety of events that allow our studentsto take
center stage in life. These include stage productions of "Charlie
and the Chocolate Factory," talent shows, prom and so much more.
These opportunities build confidence for future success. We have a
maximum enrollment of 30 students as a larger organization becomes
increasingly difficult to maintain quality intervention and
services that your children deserve. We strive to be caring, not
corporate as to help our kids feel comfortable and "at home" while
at the Academy of Ability. We are an equal opportunity school and
offer entrance to students independent of their ethnic, race or
religious preferences. By working hand-in-hand with parents and
members of the community, our students have done amazing things. We
only expect more as we continue to develop this unique
program.
Source: Verified school update
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the application deadline for The Academy Of Ability?
The application deadline for The Academy Of Ability is rolling (applications are reviewed as they are received year-round).
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