SE Academy Private School

Thrive Memphis is a dedicated non-profit organization that enriches the lives of individuals with intellectual disabilities by addressing their social and recreational needs. Formerly known as The Exceptional Foundation of West Tennessee, Thrive Memphis provides a safe and welcoming community for individuals with various disabilities, including Autism Spectrum Disorder, Down Syndrome, Developmental Delay, Williams Syndrome, Prader-Willi Syndrome, and Rubenstein-Taybi Syndrome. The core mission of Thrive Memphis is to create holistic programming that fosters social connections and personal growth among participants. The organization offers structured programs throughout the year, including spring, summer, and fall sessions, designed to engage participants in meaningful activities that promote inclusion and community building. What sets Thrive Memphis apart is its commitment to maintaining a low student-to-staff ratio, ensuring personalized attention and support for each individual. The strong emphasis on family partnerships further enhances the experience for participants and their guardians. By hosting unique community events and providing specialized facilities tailored to meet diverse needs, Thrive Memphis stands as a beacon of hope and support for families navigating the challenges associated with intellectual disabilities.

Capstone Education Group (CEG) is a dedicated charter management organization focused on empowering under-resourced children in Memphis through its tuition-free public schools for Pre-K to 8th grade. With campuses located in Binghampton, Frayser, and Parkway Village, CEG serves a diverse student population, including those with language-based learning disabilities and twice-exceptional students. The school's mission is to equip all students with both Wisdom and Knowledge, where Knowledge encompasses essential academic skills such as problem-solving and communication, while Wisdom refers to the character and insight needed to effectively apply this knowledge in real-world situations. CEG's unique approach includes a strong emphasis on fostering community partnerships, maintaining a low student-teacher ratio, and creating an inclusive environment where families are actively involved in the educational journey. This commitment to nurturing not only academic success but also personal growth sets CEG apart as a leader in education within the Memphis community.

The King's Daughters' School is dedicated to empowering students with developmental disabilities, providing a nurturing environment where they can thrive from ages 7 to 40. The school's core mission centers on fostering independence and personal growth through a philosophy of learning that integrates academic and life experiences. Students benefit from a robust Individualized Educational Program (IEP) that tailors educational goals to their unique needs, encompassing core academics, vocational training, art, and physical education. The Total Lifestyles Program at the Main Campus specifically supports younger students aged 7-22 with various developmental challenges, while the Center for Autism offers specialized attention to those facing significant communication and social hurdles. The Young Adult Academy extends educational opportunities to individuals up to 40 years old, focusing on adult education and pre-vocational training. What sets The King's Daughters' School apart is its unwavering commitment to low student-teacher ratios, ensuring personalized attention and support. The staff embodies a family-like dedication to each student, fostering strong partnerships with families and creating an inclusive community through diverse activities that enrich the lives of all learners.