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Best Special Needs Schools in Revere, Massachusetts (2026)

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CityLab High School

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Revere, MAGrades 9-12Tuition-free

CityLab Innovation High School is Revere Public Schools' alternative high school option at 15 Everard Street, built for students in grades 9 to 12 who want a different path than a traditional high school. A group of teachers, students and administrators designed the program around the idea of using the city as a lab for learning. Our model looks different in practice. Students apply, so they have a voice in choosing us. Courses are interdisciplinary and use competency-based learning, classes are small, and dual enrollment lets students earn college and high school credit at the same time. Internships and out-of-classroom experiences are part of the program. Exploratory and pathway options shift with student interest and our partnerships. Current options include architecture, engineering, computer science, robotics, video game design, woodworking, culinary arts and cosmetology. Our schedule lets students earn up to seven courses per semester, with flexible scheduling for individual needs. District bus routes serve the school, and students may also use public transportation.

  • Public alternative high school
  • Alternative high school
  • Competency-based learning
  • Small class sizes
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Northeast Montessori Sch LLC

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Revere, MAAges 2-5

Northeast Montessori School is dedicated to fostering a love for learning in a nurturing and supportive environment, serving children from infancy through kindergarten. Embracing the principles of the Montessori Method, the school encourages independence and self-directed exploration, allowing each child to develop at their own pace. With a focus on cultivating curiosity, creativity, and critical thinking skills, Northeast Montessori prepares children for future academic success and social competence. The school offers enriching programs designed to enhance children's abilities to express themselves clearly and solve problems effectively. What sets Northeast Montessori apart is its commitment to maintaining a low student-teacher ratio, which ensures personalized attention and strong family partnerships. This unique approach not only enhances the educational experience but also creates a close-knit community where children can thrive emotionally and academically. The legacy of successful Montessori graduates further underscores the effectiveness of this educational philosophy, making Northeast Montessori School an exceptional choice for families seeking comprehensive early childhood education.

  • Montessori school
  • Montessori
  • Private school
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Staff Sergeant James J Hill School

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Revere, MAGrades K-5Tuition-free

Staff Sergeant James J. Hill Elementary School is a Revere Public Schools elementary school on Park Avenue in Revere. Our school culture program, PAWS, and the Open Circle curriculum give children direct lessons in identifying and managing emotions, empathizing with others, building positive relationships and solving problems, and our thematic read-aloud series ties those lessons to the books students hear in class. Science from Scientists brings real scientists into our classrooms every other week for hands-on STEM lessons. Our kindergarten families take part in Raising a Reader, which sends home books and gives parents tools to build daily reading routines, and students practice reading skills with Lexia Core5. New students start with a tour. Once a child is enrolled, our parent liaison, joined by an interpreter when needed, walks the student and caregiver through the building, introduces the teacher and classmates, and shares school resources, and the child begins class the next day. We have an active PTO, community partners including Expect Respect, and breakfast and lunch served each day.

  • Public elementary school
  • Social-emotional learning
  • Hands-on STEM
  • Early literacy
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Revere Public Schools assigns a special education coordinator to every school building, from the elementary schools through Revere High School and City Lab. The district also has an Early Childhood (PreK) Special Education Coordinator and a separate Out-of-District Special Education Coordinator, and it posts its Child Find notice in English, Spanish, Portuguese, and Arabic.

Leadership is split by age: one Director of Student Services covers PreK through grade 5, and a second covers grade 6 through post-graduate programs. If you think your child may need an evaluation, the coordinator at your child's school is the natural first contact. Revere also has a Special Education Parent Advisory Council (SEPAC), a group every Massachusetts district must have under the state's Chapter 766 regulations. It is open to parents of children on an IEP or 504 plan and to parents still learning the process.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Special Needs Schools in Revere

Who should I contact first about a special education concern in Revere?
Start with the special education coordinator at your child's school. Revere Public Schools lists one for each elementary school, both middle schools, Rumney Marsh Academy, and Revere High School and City Lab. If your child is not in kindergarten yet, ask for the Early Childhood (PreK) Special Education Coordinator. Put an evaluation request in writing; our evaluation request guide shows how.
How does a toddler in Early Intervention move into Revere's preschool special education?
In Massachusetts, the Early Intervention program refers your child, with your consent, to the school district where you live. State guidance says EI should hold a Transition Planning Conference with a district representative at least 90 days before the third birthday, and it recommends sending the referral at about 30 months. A child found eligible should have IEP services in place by age three. Our early intervention guide covers the steps.
Can Revere place my child in a private special education school?
Only the IEP Team makes that decision, and you are a member of the Team. Massachusetts rules require the Team to look at in-district settings first. If no Revere program can deliver the IEP, the Team names an out-of-district placement, which can be a state-approved special education school, kept as close to home as possible. Revere has an Out-of-District Special Education Coordinator for students placed outside the district.
What is Revere's SEPAC?
SEPAC is Revere's Special Education Parent Advisory Council. Massachusetts requires every district to have a parent advisory council under its Chapter 766 special education regulations. Revere's council welcomes parents of children with an IEP or 504 plan, parents who think their child may need services, and educators. Its posted meetings have been held in the School Committee Room at Revere High School.

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