Grove School

Grove School is a special education school serving adolescents ages 11 and older (grades 7–12) who have average or above-average intelligence but have struggled to succeed in traditional school settings, at home, or socially. The school is designed specifically for students who need a more therapeutic and structured environment to thrive academically and emotionally.

With a total enrollment of 94 students and 31 classroom teachers, Grove School maintains low student-to-teacher ratios that support individualized attention and behavioral support. The small, supportive community allows staff to address each student's academic needs, social-emotional challenges, and adjustment difficulties through a combination of classroom instruction and counseling services tailored to help adolescents rebuild confidence and develop healthy relationships.

Located in Madison, Connecticut, Grove School has been serving families since 1934. The school operates on a rolling admissions basis, and tuition is approximately $25,000 annually. For more information about enrollment, the school's therapeutic approach, and how Grove School can support your adolescent's transition to academic and social success, contact the school directly at (203) 245-2778 or visit groveschool.org.