Centerpoint’s Alternative Education & Day Treatment Services offers the  

Centerpoint School

for students with emotional, behavioral, mental health, or special learning needs

Through a daily program of academic classes, counseling and treatment groups, social skill development, therapeutic recreational activities, community-based programming, family support, and coordinated case management, the Centerpoint School provides an alternative educational experience to help students build skills in the areas of:

• emotional self-regulation and behavioral management self-control
• problem-solving and decision-making
• healthy teen and adult relationships
• positive social skills and communication

With individualized service plans designed to meet the needs of a wide range of students, the Centerpoint School addresses:

• academic accommodations for attentional difficulties, learning disabilities, and mild learning impairment
• adolescent depression, anxiety, and other mood disorders
• adolescent opposition, defiance, and conduct disorders
• family communication and conflict
• adolescent substance abuse

As a state-approved independent school, students attending Centerpoint receive credit toward graduation and participate in academics in accordance with standards set by the Vermont Department of Education.

Referrals to Centerpoint’s AEDT Services, including Centerpoint School, are generally coordinated through a student’s special education program with tuition provided by the sending school district.  For more information, or to receive a referral packet, please contact:

Centerpoint Adolescent Treatment Services