North River Collaborative in Rockland, MA, provides specialized programs and therapeutic services for students with disabilities
Established in 1976, North River Collaborative (NRC) provides specialized, high-quality educational programs and services designed specifically for students with disabilities. Serving a diverse population of member districts, NRC focuses on enhancing educational outcomes for children with unique learning needs through a supportive campus environment, low student-teacher ratios, and specialized technology.
The organization offers several targeted programs to address various developmental and academic challenges. The North River School provides an alternative middle and high school setting (grades 5-12) for students with social/emotional disorders, focusing on behavioral and social-emotional skill development. For older students, the Independence Academy offers a rigorous academic curriculum paired with recovery support services, while the SAILS Program provides vocational training and job coaching to help students with unique learning styles transition into the workforce.
NRC provides comprehensive therapeutic and district-wide services, including behavior consultation, specialized therapy for visually impaired students, and various therapeutic interventions tailored to individual IEP needs. Their commitment to community integration and collaborative support ensures that students receive the tools necessary to thrive both academically and socially within their communities.
| School Type | Special Education School |
| Yearly Tuition Cost | Contact for pricing |
| Grades Offered | Middle School (6-8), High School (9-12) |