Offers a core academic, co-curricular program for students in grade K through grade 12 with learning differences. Admission to the school is based on a formal diagnosis of a specific learning disability or Asperger's syndrome, and on the student's ability to benefit from the school's program. Summer programming includes afternoon programs such as outdoor adventures, Esports, D&D club, and theater. Afternoon program offerings vary each year and may depend on enrollment. Bus transportation is available from Berks, Harrisburg, Lebanon, and York.

Offers an academic program that includes math, science, social studies, and 2.5 hours of literacy instruction daily. Students also have classes in art, PE, music, and yoga. Additional services include college counseling, Saturday school, summer school, field trips, and social services for students and their families.

Provides six-week and three-week course program for students. Credit status of individual courses will be determined in advance with school administration. Arts courses feature three-week and one six-week programs. Arts courses may count as pre-requisite courses for FSS students with permission of the art department and the US Director.

Provides homework assistance, arts and crafts activities, computer instruction, educational games, recreational activities, nutritious snacks, and field trips.

Offers a a community-based, clinical day program for youth and young adults age 12 to 18. Provides a school credit recovery program, as well as vocational training. Programs are offered during the school-year as well as in the summer.

Offers an academic program that includes math, science, social studies, and 2.5 hours of literacy instruction daily. Students also have classes in art, PE, music, and yoga. Additional services include college counseling, Saturday school, summer school, field trips, and social services for students and their families.

Offers a range of program options in excess of the traditional 180-day school year during five weeks in July and August. Helps maintain progress made during the school year and avoid issues of regression and recoupment over school breaks. Services are determined by a student's Individualized Education Plan (IEP). The purpose of the program for school-age students is the implementation of IEP goals.

Offers an academic program that includes math, science, social studies, and 2.5 hours of literacy instruction daily. Students also have classes in art, PE, music, and yoga. Additional services include college counseling, Saturday school, summer school, field trips, and social services for students and their families.

Offers an academic program that includes math, science, social studies, and 2.5 hours of literacy instruction daily. Students also have classes in art, PE, music, and yoga. Additional services include college counseling, Saturday school, summer school, field trips, and social services for students and their families.