The Monarch School of New England is a day school that serves children and young adults with significant disabilities, ages 5 to 21. Rooted in the belief that each child deserves an environment in which they can flourish, the Monarch School of New England designs programs based on the individual needs and capabilities of each student. Individualized programming maximizes student potential in the areas of academics, functional life skills, and vocational training.
The Monarch School of New England has two sites: Foss (elementary / middle school) and Williams (regional high school / vocational center).
All related services are integrated into the school day: Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Speech and Language, Behavior.
Each discipline works collaboratively to provide additional supports that may include aquautics, hippo therapy, horticulture, and recreation.
Vision Statement: The Monarch School of New England brings
individuals with intellectual, physical, medical and behavioral
disabilities into the mainstream of everyday life.
Our success is based on the belief that services can be more
effectively provided through an integrated team approach and with a
vast array of traditional and innovative programs.
Education is the basis for working with each child. Our
curriculum aligns with the New Hampshire Curriculum Frameworks, the
Math and English / Language Arts Common Core Standards and Maine
Learning Results.
The average private school tuition in New Hampshire is $11,017 for elementary schools and $27,940 for high schools (read more about average private school tuition across the country).
Motorcycle ride to benefit Monarch School posted on
ROCHESTER — The Monarch School of New England will hold its second annual Motorcycle Benefit Ride on Saturday, July 13. The ...
