Manville School

Manville School, a key component of the Baker Center for Children and Families, serves students from kindergarten through 10th grade who face behavioral, emotional, and learning challenges. The school specializes in supporting students with language-based learning disabilities, ADHD, and other developmental disorders. By utilizing evidence-based methodologies, the school ensures that Individualized Education Plans (IEPs) are implemented effectively to help each child thrive both academically and socially.

The school provides a holistic, therapeutic learning environment that integrates specialized programs such as Parent-Child Interaction Therapy. For older students, the Next Step program offers vital college prep and transition support, focusing on preparing students on the autism spectrum for the complexities of higher education and independent living. The low student-teacher ratio allows for the personalized attention and highly structured support necessary for students with diverse neurodevelopmental needs.

Recognizing that family involvement is essential for progress, the Baker Center emphasizes strong partnerships between educators, therapists, and parents. The center also serves as a community resource, offering training opportunities and events to support families navigating special education and mental health. For information regarding tuition and admissions, please contact the school directly.