Students are served by a number of instructors who enhance our classroom programs. All students have scheduled time in the computer laboratory that is fully equipped with PC’s.  Instruction is designed to teach basic computer skills with an emphasis on word processing.  All classrooms are equipped with several computers, and teachers are provided with specialized on-going technology training and support.  In this way, technology becomes a fundamental tool for all students.

The school has a fine arts program that includes music, drama, film (for secondary students) and art.  Consumer and family sciences is integrated into our secondary transition program.

The school librarian supervises student use of our library.  Students are encouraged to sign out books from the library’s collection that includes high-interest, low reading level books, and audio versions of many texts. In addition, students are taught to utilize the library’s resources for research and report writing.

Teachers involve the students in a variety of projects that support cooperative learning and/or long term project development.  Typically three or four major programs are scheduled each year to showcase student efforts.  These may include an academic fair, winter performing arts program, and a spring “Evening with the Fine Arts.” Additionally, over the last few years, classes have hosted activities including a “Medieval Faire”, as well as units on the environment and film production.