Laurel Hall School in Frederick

We serve grades 1 through 12 at High Road School of Frederick County. Teachers plan instruction around students' IEP goals in smaller, structured classrooms, with academic, behavioral and emotional supports coordinated through SESI's Integrated Multi-Tiered Systems of Support. Our school provides speech-language therapy, occupational therapy, social work, BCBA support, and a transition and life skills program. The Spark pathway supports academic and behavioral needs; Spring focuses on instruction and life skills; Bloom addresses functional communication and daily living. Students' needs guide the supports they receive. Our school day is Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 2:40 p.m. Families, staff and district partners work together on skills students can use at school, at home and in the community.

Maryland School for the Deaf is a state-operated campus at 101 Clarke Place in Frederick. The Frederick campus opened in 1868 and serves deaf and hard of hearing students from birth through age 21. Programs include early intervention, preschool, elementary, middle, and high school, plus the Orioles Career Academy for students ages 18-21. The 68-acre campus has three academic buildings, three residence halls, an independent living house, two gyms, an indoor pool, and the Hessian Barracks. After eighth grade, students from the Columbia campus move here for high school. The Columbia campus on Old Montgomery Road is a separate listing.

ASDEC is the only IMSLEC-accredited center providing reading and math specialists who are nationally certified by ALTA and AOG. Your child will have access to specialists who have trained for up to 1000 hours to deliver intensive one-to-one or small group instruction designed to meet their unique learning needs.