DACA Aquatics offers learn-to-swim instruction, including adaptive and special-needs instruction for all ages.
Read moreAlmaden Country Day School is an independent, nonsectarian private school in San Jose serving children from pre-kindergarten through eighth grade.
Read morePalo Alto Preparatory is a private high school in Mountain View serving diverse and complex learners, including students who learn differently, experience school or…
Read moreGreat Lakes Academy is an accredited nonprofit private school in Plano serving students in grades 4 through 12.
Read moreTrillium Academy is a school for highly capable learners with complex learning profiles, including twice-exceptional (2e) students.
Read moreKidStrong Polaris offers weekly 45-minute kids' development classes for children from crawling age through 11 years old.
Read moreSophia Academy is a Christian therapeutic school that says it serves students with learning and neurobiological differences.
Read moreGuardian Swim School offers swim classes for babies, preschoolers, school-age children, and adults in heated indoor pools.
Read moreThe Joy School is a private independent K-8 school for students with learning differences.
Read moreExcelsior Academy is a school for students with learning differences and related academic needs, including dyslexia, ADD/ADHD, dyscalculia, and…
Read moreGet Set Make Art offers small-group and private art classes for children and adults in Koreatown, Los Angeles.
Read moreLittle Art House offers small art classes, camps, homeschool classes, and birthday or private events.
Read moreSusan Gray School is an inclusive early childhood program at Vanderbilt University that serves children from birth to kindergarten entry.
Read moreJK Martial Arts teaches Shorei-Ryu karate in an all-inclusive environment for children and adults.
Read moreAspire Kids Sports offers swimming lessons for children in Chandler, with classes that start as early as 4 months old.
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