Category: Schools

Founded in 2009, the Academy of Ability is a private, not-for-profit school for children with physical and learning disabilities. Provides individualized academics and life skills training to foster the greatest level of independence in all areas of life.

Serving children with Autism, Asperger’s Syndrome, PDDNOS, ADHD, ADD, SLD, Down Syndrome, children with academic challenges, and children without a specific diagnosis. ABA, Occupational, and speech therapies, and extracurricular activities are all offered.

For participants with mild to severe developmental disabilities. Treating your child’s symptoms, improving learning skills, language development and teaching basic life skills. High quality ABA therapy and instruction. Program participants range in age from six months old through adolescence with mild to severe cases of developmental disabilities. Even if your child does not have a diagnosis, our center’s specialists can help treat your child’s symptoms, improve learning skills, language development and teach basic life skills. There are no restrictions placed on levels of learning and we follow your child’s progress on a daily basis.

Offering a continuum of services to support the needs of students including FDLRSdiagnostic, instructional and technology support services, Brevard Learners AchievingSuccessful Transition (BLAST), and Project 10 Transitional Education Network with secondary transition supports.

K-5 school with ABA approach to education, allowing students to learn through movement, art, music and theater.

Serving bright students, grades 4 through 12th, who may have a learning difficulty or ADHD and students who thrive in a small, safe, and individualized setting. Providing students with a learning environment that facilitates the development of self-confidence, motivation, and academic skills and gives students the opportunity to achieve success.

K – 12th Grade, A private academic track Montessori school with an ambitious curriculum and a family-centered approach. In addition to typically developing children, we also serve children with special educational needs. Chrysalis School is a very different sort of school because our expertise is broad and our interest is not in a particular type of child but in refining a process that solves instructional problems for all children and their teachers.

Conductive Education Center of Orlando (CECO) transforms the lives of children and adults with motor disabilities. Helping participants achieve the greatest level of independence through conductive education, integrating physical, cognitive and social skills. Programs include: private K-12, adult day, youngster, and summer camp.

Specially designed individualized programs help students make significant improvements in all areas of functioning. Program includes one-on-one instruction, training in cognitive and auditory processing, perceptional motor functioning, reading, social skills, sensory integration and skills leading toward independence.

The First Academy is a Christ-centered, college preparatory, private school serving over 1,450 Central Florida students from preschool through high school.

Focus Academy’s special needs education program for students ages 14-22 is structured with dual purposes: academic achievement and social success. We offer differentiated, individualized instruction, but emphasize a full high school experience including creative arts, physical education and state of the art technology. Our post-high school Transition Program moves students into the community to continue building independence, self-esteem, and workplace competence.

Inspire Learning Academy provides a transitional process for students to grow from elementary to middle school and beyond. They offer a hybrid program where students can learn in school or while using our virtual program. Students can choose a typical and special needs diploma track. Students take electives in Band, Art, Martial Arts and Photography.

A Central Florida ABA center, utilizing the principles of Applied Behavior Analysis center-based, home, and the community. Our vision is to educate and empower our communities as well as providing the opportunity for an under-served population to live full and productive lives.

Providing individually tailored, multi-disciplinary approach to the treatment and education of children with cerebral palsy, spinal cord injuries and other physical disorders. Using the latest innovative, validated and medically based therapies. We are a not-for-profit Christian school for physically disabled children ages 6 to 21 years, located in Melbourne, Florida.

Inspiring all learners to reach their highest potential as responsible, productive citizens. The mission of the Exceptional Student Education Department of the School District of Osceola County, Florida, is to ensure each exceptional student the most appropriate educational setting in the least restrictive environment.

Serving students in 1st through 12th grade, Pace Brantley School specializes in providing individualized attention to students with a variety of learning needs who tend to get left behind in traditional school settings. Gardiner, McKay and Step Up for Students scholarships are accepted.

Paloma Academy focuses on building foundational Social/Emotional, Communication, Emergent Literacy and Writing, and Emergent Math skills through developmentally appropriate lessons using purposeful play.

Non-profit, tuition-free, public charter schools serving students with learning and
learning-related disabilities in 3rd-12th grade, as well as offer a transitional job training
program for young adults ages 18 to 22-years-old. Our mission is to empower students
with learning disabilities to maximize their potential in a positive therapeutic educational
environment.

Quest serves children and adults with disabilities to help them achieve goals and develop skills programs include behavior and communication therapy, residential living services, job training and employment services. K – 12th Grades – Quest Kids Academy is an arm of Central Florida’s first early intervention ABA provider and has been providing superior academic outcomes for over a decade. We are accepting applications now for our expansion into newly renovated facilities for the 20-21 school year. Our staff of ABA professionals assure the curriculum is delivered using ABA principles which assure each student’s greatest success.

The Arbor School of Central Florida educates students with Autism, Aspergers, Sensory Processing Disorder, Down Syndrome, Speech/Language delays and developmental delays.