The Pathway School is a nonprofit, approved private school (APS) serving students ages 5–21, from kindergarten through grade 12 and beyond. We support students with mild to moderate autism spectrum disorder, intellectual and learning disabilities, emotional challenges, and neurological conditions such as ADHD, mood disorders, and anxiety disorders.

More than 70 regional school districts trust Pathway to serve their students with special education needs — a reflection of the individualized, expert care our community provides every day.

At Pathway, our special education and therapeutic professionals meet each student where they are. It's not about forcing a fit; it's about finding a place.® Rather than asking students to fit a single mold, we adapt our teaching to how each child learns best — building the confidence and courage they need to grow as learners.

Our academic programs include Upper School, Lower School, Emotional Support, and Autistic Support — each designed around the developmental and therapeutic needs of the students we serve. Students also have access to Integrated Services on campus, including Behavioral and Clinical Services, Occupational Therapy, and reading, speech, and language support, so care and learning can happen together. Through our Career Education Program, students gain on- and off-campus job experience, developing the practical life skills that will help them thrive in their communities — now and into adulthood.