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Milhous School, a non-public school certified by the State Department of Education, offers on-grounds educational services to all of our residents.
The program affords youngsters access to special education teachers, licensed speech therapists, school psychologists, and other supportive professionals on an as-needed basis.
Each individual program is carefully carried out by staff members under the direction of the educational psychologist and principal.
Our students enjoy small, self-contained classrooms with an average of six students per class, and three adult instructors, including a credentialed special education teacher.
Each student progresses at his own level based on his particular Individualized Educational Plan.
Milhous School, a non-public school certified by the State
Department of Education, offers on-grounds educational services to
all of our residents. The program affords youngsters access to
special education teachers, licensed speech therapists, school
psychologists, and other supportive professionals on an as-needed
basis. Each individual program is carefully carried out by staff
members under the direction of the educational psychologist and
principal. Our students enjoy small, self-contained classrooms with
an average of six students per class, and three adult instructors,
including a credentialed special education teacher. Each student
progresses at his own level based on his particular Individualized
Educational Plan.
Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
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