EST. 2003

WELCOME TO THE
SPRINGSTONE SCHOOL

A serene environment in the city of Lafayette serving neurodiverse students with learning disabilities and executive functioning challenges.

We’re so glad you’re here!

The Springstone School is an independent, non profit, Middle School and Community High School that serves students with Autism Spectrum Disorder (Level 1), Anxiety, Non-verbal Learning Disability, Attention Deficit Disorder, Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, and other Executive Functioning challenges. We provide a serene environment nestled in the city of Lafayette.

We serve students from the entire Bay Area who are placed either privately, or through a district referral via the IEP process.

The Springstone Difference

Students

to 1 student teacher ratio

Years of Educating

Our Mission

Our mission is to embed social skills, occupational therapy, mindfulness, and community engagement with an academically rigorous curriculum in small classroom settings in order to support the growth, development, and achievement of our neurodiverse population. The Springstone Middle School and The Springstone Community High School are independent, non-profit schools.

The Springstone Middle School is the first middle school in the nation to exclusively address the unique challenges students with Autism 1, and other associated diagnoses, often have in the typical classroom setting without having to do a typical pull out model that often leads to increased disconnection with peers and group. The goal was to embed services in classes to prepare them to be independent thinkers and doers that engage in their community facilitated by school support/structure, to increase peer relationships, and work on independent living skills. The Springstone Community High School then grew by popular demand to expand our program to include grades 6th through 12th and continued this goal and an increased and streamlined focus for post high school success.

We have the following goals for all our students:

Appreciate the Diversity of various cultures and communities

Identify and Articulate the perspectives of self and others

Develop skills necessary to become responsible, flexible, and resilient

Acquire skills necessary to move effectively through the community

Understand the relationship between independence and dependence

Upcoming Events

16-19

December

SCHS Finals Week

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20-5

Dec - Jan

Winter Recess

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9-10

January

Parent Conferences

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16-19

December

Group Tour

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6

January

Return from Winter Recess

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16

January

Small Program Specific Tours

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Come take a tour!

Come and get to know all that the Springstone programs have to offer! There are two ways to visit Springstone – Join a Group Tour or an Open House. 

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