We are now enrolling for the 2023-2024 school year. For more information on how to apply, please click here.
Since 1991, The Horizons School has been preparing young adults with learning difficulties for an independent life. Our curriculum, with the community as our classroom, provides students with the skills to live and work independently.
The Horizons School is located in a vibrant community where students learn in a safe, supervised setting. The school building and residence are in a quaint downtown neighborhood, which has all the amenities our students need within walking distance. Our location gives our students easy access to the city’s public transportation system, which enables them to access all parts of the city and surrounding suburbs.
For the answers to more frequently asked questions, visit our FAQ page.
Who is your typical student?
A young adult 18 to 26 years old with a learning disability such as ASD, developmental delay, mild CP or other similar learning difference. To see our admissions requirements, click here.
What do students learn in your program?
Our students learn daily living skills, social skills and vocational skills with the goal of being equipped to manage their own lives upon leaving the program. To read more about our curriculum, click here.
