Shiloh House Education Services

Shiloh House Education Services provides a CDE-approved, therapeutic school environment for students in grades 5 through 12 who require an alternative to traditional classroom settings. Serving Colorado families since 1985, the program is specifically designed for youth navigating complex challenges, including autism spectrum disorders, serious emotional disorders, behavioral challenges, and complex trauma histories.

The curriculum integrates academics with a comprehensive circle of care, including individual and family therapy, occupational and speech therapy, and affective education. This trauma-informed approach is bolstered by short-term crisis intervention and specialized supports such as Individualized Education Programs (IEPs) and developmental support to help students manage substance use or trauma-related needs.

With residential and day treatment options available across Littleton, Longmont, and Centennial, Shiloh House partners closely with families, school districts, and human services agencies. This collaborative model ensures that each student receives the necessary therapeutic and academic interventions to heal and move forward in a supportive, specialized setting.