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The Monarch School was founded in January 1997 with a mission "to provide an innovative, therapeutic education for children with neurological differences".
We serve the needs of children with neurological differences such as Autism Spectrum Disorders (Autistic Disorder, Asperger`s Disorder, PDD-NOS), Attention Deficit (Hyperactivity) Disorder, Learning Disabilities, Tourette`s Syndrome, Mood Disorders (Bipolar Disorder, Depression), Anxiety Disorders, and other neurological differences. The majority of our students also have an executive functioning disorder, which is addressed through our unique Executive Functions program.
But at Monarch, working with children has never been about labels.
For us, it's about knowing each child as an individual, unique in the universe.
The uniqueness of Monarch is its therapeutic setting with psychologists and teachers working together in the classroom and with parents.
The work is centered in four core goals: Ownership of: (1) academic competence (2) self-regulation and self-awareness (3) relationship development (4) executive functions The school provides a structured learning environment, with individualized plans specific to each child.
Tuition costs vary by program level. Our learners are placed based on their current level of functioning and supports needed.
Summer Program Cost Notes
Summer tuition costs are variable.
Admissions Director
Jacquice Jones
School Notes
The Monarch School was founded in January 1997 with a mission
"to provide an innovative, therapeutic education for children with
neurological differences". We serve the needs of children with
neurological differences such as Autism Spectrum Disorders
(Autistic Disorder, Asperger`s Disorder, PDD-NOS), Attention
Deficit (Hyperactivity) Disorder, Learning Disabilities, Tourette`s
Syndrome, Mood Disorders (Bipolar Disorder, Depression), Anxiety
Disorders, and other neurological differences. The majority of our
students also have an executive functioning disorder, which is
addressed through our unique Executive Functions program. But at
Monarch, working with children has never been about labels. For us,
it's about knowing each child as an individual, unique in the
universe. The uniqueness of Monarch is its therapeutic setting with
psychologists and teachers working together in the classroom and
with parents. The work is centered in four core goals: Ownership
of: (1) academic competence (2) self-regulation and self-awareness
(3) relationship development (4) executive functions The school
provides a structured learning environment, with individualized
plans specific to each child.
The Monarch School and Institute is globally recognized and
dedicated to providing an innovative, therapeutic education for
individuals with neurological differences in an environment that
supports self-determination and empowerment in the greater
community.
When is the application deadline for The Monarch School & Institute?
The application deadline for The Monarch School & Institute is rolling (applications are reviewed as they are received year-round).
In what neighborhood is The Monarch School & Institute located?
The Monarch School & Institute is located in the Spring Branch North neighborhood of Houston, TX. There are 2 other private schools located in Spring Branch North.
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