Centerpoint School

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

Through a daily program of academic classes, individual and group treatment services, community-based learning opportunities, family support, and social work case management, the Centerpoint school provides an alternative educational experience to help students build skills in the areas of:

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

With multiple levels of care to match the needs of a wide range of students, the Centerpoint School is designed to address:

• academic accommodations for attentional difficulties, learning disabilities, and mild learning impairment
• adolescent anxiety, depression, 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 Alternative Education & Day Treatment services are generally coordinated through a student's special education program with tuition provided by the sending district. For more information, or to receive a referral packet, please contact: