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Individualized Education
We use evidence-based strategies as a foundation to customize your child's education and build on their specific strengths.
Multidisciplinary Approach
Educators and clinicians incorporate both academics and therapies throughout the school day for greater impact.
Exceptional Environment
Small class sizes enable your student's needs to be met by a highly effective team.
Why Parents Choose BSA
Your child deserves to be truly seen, and at Boca School for Autism, they are. We build on each student’s unique strengths through fully individualized instruction, support from expert educators, and strong family partnerships, creating a place where confidence grows and students thrive.
- Unique educational model based on the most advanced teaching strategies
- Students' strengths are recognized and leveraged
- Completely individualized goals, objectives, and instruction
- Highly educated, experienced and skilled faculty
- Strong parent engagement and partnership
- Exemplary education close to home on FAU's campus in Boca Raton
BSA Program Highlights
Individualized Academics
Each student’s goals, curriculum, and instruction are customized to meet their specific learning and behavior needs. Students work toward a traditional high school diploma or a certificate of completion upon graduation.
Integrated Therapies
Experienced clinicians collaborate daily with academic teachers to support students throughout the school day. Therapy services—including Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), speech pathology, occupational therapy, and mental health—are provided on campus through partnerships with licensed outside providers. These professionals work in coordination with our team to support each student’s individualized needs.
Transition Skills
Everything we do is designed to prepare our students for productivity and independence. Whether preparing for college or employment, students gain the skills and experience needed to transition successfully.
Recreational Activities
When children with disabilities participate in recreational activities, it promotes inclusion, minimizes deconditioning, optimizes physical functioning, and enhances overall well-being and socialization.
Parent Testimonials
