Eleanor Gerson School

The Eleanor Gerson School is a coeducational alternative day school in Cleveland, OH, founded in 1970 and serving grades 6 through 12. It specializes in supporting students with emotional or behavioral difficulties, those who have experienced bullying, and peers struggling with social skills and relationships. With a total enrollment of 38 students and 12 classroom teachers, the school offers a focused environment for students navigating complex social and emotional challenges.

As a nonsectarian institution, the school provides a safe, structured setting where students can develop essential social competencies and emotional regulation skills. The school's approach emphasizes peer relationships and social interaction, offering targeted support for students who may find traditional school environments overwhelming. Families seeking an alternative education focused on social reintegration and behavioral support may find this environment beneficial.

Admissions are rolling with a 100% acceptance rate, making it accessible to families seeking specialized care. Tuition is listed at $12,000 annually. For detailed information on specific programs, therapeutic approaches, and the school calendar, families are encouraged to contact the school directly at (216) 487-1690 or visit their website at applewoodcenters.org.