Longview School

Longview School is a state-approved, diploma-granting alternative high school in Deerfield, NH, specifically designed for students ages 14-21 with identified emotional and behavioral disabilities. The school provides a specialized, therapeutic learning environment for students who can respond to feedback and redirection, offering a supportive space for those ready to engage in academic classes and counseling.

The curriculum follows New Hampshire Curriculum Frameworks but prioritizes experiential, hands-on learning to increase student engagement. Beyond core academics, the school offers unique electives such as woodworking, ornithology, small engine mechanics, bike maintenance, and desktop publishing. This approach is paired with a small-group setting where highly skilled faculty and counselors use their extensive experience with at-risk populations to address individual academic needs and student goals.

Operating as a nonsectarian institution, Longview School maintains an intimate student body of approximately 21 students. The school is ideal for students of average intellectual ability who thrive in a structured, highly personalized setting. Admissions are handled on a rolling basis, and the school offers a specialized environment for students seeking both academic progress and emotional support.