Burleson Adventist School

Burleson Adventist School is a small, faith-based PreK-8 school in Burleson, TX that welcomes students with diverse learning needs, including those with ADD/ADHD. With an average class size of just 13 students and 8 dedicated classroom teachers, the school provides a personalized learning environment where each child can receive individualized attention. The school's philosophy emphasizes developing the spiritual, mental, and physical powers of every student, creating a supportive community that nurtures growth across all dimensions.

The school offers ADD/ADHD support services as part of its special education programs, making it accessible for families seeking academic accommodations and structured behavioral support. Teachers work within a holistic educational framework that balances academic rigor with student well-being, allowing children with attention or learning differences to thrive in a faith-centered setting. Extracurricular activities including basketball, soccer, volleyball, and gymnastics provide outlets for physical development and social engagement.

Burleson Adventist School enrolls 84 students and maintains a diverse student body (63% students of color). Tuition ranges from $450 to $620 monthly, with rolling admissions and no set deadline. The school is operated by the Seventh-day Adventist Church and is part of a worldwide network of Adventist schools committed to wholistic child development.