The Daniel Morris School

Orchard Friends School, a private special education school in Riverton, South New Jersey NJ, educates children with learning differences through a non-sectarian, research-based, multi-sensory program in a safe and nurturing environment. Students may experience neurodiversity issues such as any combination of expressive or receptive language, communicating in social situations, anxiety, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder ADHD, autism spectrum disorders ASD, depression, Tourette’s Syndrome, obsessive compulsive disorder OCD, dyslexia, communication impaired, central auditory processing disorder and organizing thought processes. Learning issues are addressed through engaging and joyful multi-sensory learning experiences across all the disciplines in the curriculum. In this supportive setting, OFS students explore their potential, learn their strengths, and find their voice.

The Camphill Academy, located in Glenmoore, Pennsylvania, is an innovative educational community dedicated to transformative learning alongside individuals in the intellectual and developmental disability community. Through practical, field-based experiences integrated into community life, the Academy aims to help students grow in personal abilities and practical skills while contributing to the healing of society and the earth. Offering a range of programs including Foundation Studies, Paraprofessional Certificates, and Diplomas, the Camphill Academy fosters a unique approach to education rooted in the principles of the Camphill Movement. Students are encouraged to engage in inclusive social development, biodynamic farming, and curative education while benefiting from the supportive community atmosphere. Generated from the website

Camphill Special School is a residential community school located on 77-acres in rural Chester County, west of Philadelphia. A community of more than 150 people, Camphill includes children and adolescents with developmental disabilities and a trained professional staff. The facilities on the school premises include a schoolhouse, medical building, community building, barn and a swimming pool. Camphill, founded by Dr. Karl Koenig in 1939, has more than 80 therapeutic communities worldwide. The school offers a variety of educational programs for children and young people with developmental disabilities such as the kindergarten program, a home-based residential or day program, a therapeutic and medical program, a pre-vocational program for adolescents and educational transition program. Camphill also offers a variety of therapies such as physical therapy, occupational therapy, rhythmic massage, hydrotherapy, sensory therapy, equestrian therapy, art therapy, music therapy, speech and language therapy, curative eurythmy and color light therapy.