It is the mission of The Community School, Inc. to enhance the quality of life for its children and adults with developmental disabilities.In its pursuit, The Community School, Inc. is committed to the following:To provide each individual an opportunity… Read More

Providing services in St. Francis, Crittenden, Lee, Cross, Monroe and Woodruff counties in Arkansas to intellectually disabled children and adults. Read More

We are a non-profit organization funded through the Colorado Department of Human Services, Division for Developmental Disabilities and Federal Medicaid Funds.  We have been in operation since 1964.  We employ over 170 staff and have contractual relations… Read More

"The Colorado League of Charter Schools is a membership association. We serve and support 141 charter schools, free public schools of choice, in a way that benefits public education as a whole. The mission of the Colorado League of Charter Schools is… Read More

Why Early Childhood Education?Right now, 12,773 children in El Paso County are living in poverty. These children are more likely to later drop out of school, commit crimes, become teen parents and depend on public assistance. This can all be changed with… Read More

The Colorado School for the Deaf and the Blind (CSDB) is a state-funded school within the Colorado Department of Education.  The school was established for the purpose of providing comprehensive educational services for children, birth to age 21, who… Read More

"A special education program serving middle and high school students in the Douglas County School District.Plum Creek Academy is a special education program that has been meeting the needs of students in the Douglas County School District since 1993.… Read More

Havern School provides a specialized education program for elementary and middle school students with learning disabilities. Havern students have average or above average intelligence and a diagnosed learning disability. Utilizing a 4:1 student to staff… Read More

The Denver Preschool Program (DPP) provides tuition credits for parents, and quality improvement grants to preschools. DPP is open and voluntary for all Denver children the year before they are eligible for kindergarten. The tuition credit is based on… Read More

 Creative Options Centers for Early Education serve children from 6 weeks to five years. Children and families receive strong support from our highly trained staff and dedicated team, which consists of early childhood educators, occupational therapists… Read More