Princeton House Charter School

Princeton House Charter School (PHCS) is a dedicated special education school in Orlando, FL, specifically designed to serve children on the Autism spectrum from pre-kindergarten through fifth grade. Since 1998, PHCS has provided a nurturing, inclusive environment that addresses the diverse needs of students across the full spectrum of Autism, focusing on personalized support and active parent involvement.

The school utilizes a multi-disciplinary team approach to deliver comprehensive therapeutic interventions and academic instruction. Classrooms maintain a low student-to-teacher ratio, typically 9-10 students per class, supported by one highly qualified teacher and two trained teacher assistants. Students benefit from integrated services including Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), speech and language therapy, occupational therapy, and physical therapy, alongside social skills groups and a robust behavior intervention program centered on positive reinforcement.

PHCS emphasizes long-term development through specialized technology, vocational training opportunities, and summer programs designed to promote community integration. By fostering collaboration between educators, therapists, and families, the school prepares students for successful transitions into future educational stages and life skills.