A safe learning environment where children with intellectual and developmental differences can thrive.
When your child isn’t thriving in traditional school, it can feel isolating and disheartening. You see their potential, but you see their struggles – and you’re unsure where to turn next. You don’t have to figure it out alone.
You deserve a committed, qualified, and compassionate partner in your child's education.
At Mainspring Academy, families find more than a school – they find a partner. Many families come to us after difficult school experiences – we’re here to bring clarity, stability, and a path forward. Our educators, therapists, and behavior specialists meet each student where they are and design an individualized path forward. We focus on real progress in academics, communication, behavior, independence, and daily living skills – so every child can reach their full potential.
Visit campus and see classrooms in action. Tours are welcoming and informative, with plenty of time to ask questions and learn how Mainspring supports students with different needs.
If Mainspring may be a possible match, an on-campus student observation and parent interview may be scheduled to better understand your child’s needs and determine program fit. The next step is a review of relevant records (such as an IEP, evaluations, and reports).
If Mainspring is able to meet your child’s needs and an opening is available, the team will guide your family through enrollment and next steps in a clear, supportive way.
Questions are always welcome – we’re happy to help you explore. Admissions Process: What to Expect.
At Mainspring Academy, your child will be safe, understood, and supported to grow – academically, socially, and emotionally. Families finally see progress they can feel proud of – and support they can trust. You’ll not only get a partner in your child’s education, but also the joy and peace of mind that comes with knowing they’re right where they’re supposed to be.
Your gift helps provide individualized education, therapies, and opportunities for children with developmental differences to learn, grow, and thrive.
