Manville School

Manville School is a specialized therapeutic day school serving children ages 5 to 15 who face academic and social challenges due to emotional, learning, and behavioral difficulties. As part of the Judge Baker Children's Center, the school provides a highly integrated approach, combining educational instruction with essential behavioral and clinical assistance to help students reach their full potential.

The school offers specialized programming for learning differences and ADD/ADHD support within a small, supportive environment. With an average class size of just 8 students and a dedicated staff of 27 teachers, Manville provides the intensive, individualized attention necessary for students at risk for academic failure. The school's mission is rooted in research-driven intervention, ensuring that students receive evidence-based care and instruction.

Manville School operates as a nonsectarian, co-ed institution with a diverse student body. While the school serves grades 2-10, they also feature a lower school program for grades K-4. Admissions are handled on a rolling basis, and the school also offers summer programming. Families interested in the Manville experience are encouraged to contact Admissions Director David Zimmer for more information.