There are some great special needs schools in Calgary. This includes special needs schools in the Downtown West End, Crescent Heights, Mount Royal, Bridgeland, Riverside, Renfrew, Beltline, Eau Claire, and Mayland. These are offered at the elementary, middle, and high school levels. Read more
These are dedicated special needs schools in Calgary, where 100% of the students have special needs. They provide full-time special needs support for all students in the school, through accommodations, modifications, and remediations.
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Our Academy (in-person) and Studio (online) personalized programs are designed for students with a diagnosed learning disability to achieve their potential through outstanding support within and outside the classroom.
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Foothills Academy is an independent school for students with diagnosed Learning Disabilities in grades 3 - 12. Small class sizes allow the experienced staff to create a positive learning environment.
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Academy is strengths-based and remediation-focused. Collegiate is for those learning at or above grade-level. Blended+ is for Grades 9-12 to learn their own way, including online, at home, and off-campus.
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These Calgary schools offer special needs support to a segment of students through a wide range of placements. Environments offered may include dedicated, integrated, and withdrawal special needs classes, as well as regular classes with resource support and in-class adaptations.
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Choose to Succeed, at Banbury Crossroads School. We offer a truly unique learning experience, with self-directed, collaborative, tutorial-style classrooms that average 8:1 students per teacher.
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As western Canada's leader in French immersion education, Calgary French & International School students are active leaders and global citizens, graduating with a foundation for life long success.
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-Passionate Learning: learning should be joyful and for life, not just for tests. -Skills for a Modern World: building the confidence to be leaders and Changemakers. -Holistic Wellbeing: creating conditions to thrive.
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In addition to academics, our focus on mentorship, hands-on learning in and outside the classroom, and character development, will allow our students to thrive academically and personally as they discover who they are.
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Rundle students enter their post-secondary schools of choice thanks to our enriched academics and character, leadership, and wellness pillars. We proudly live by our values, Together: Be Kind, Be Curious, Be Well.
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River Valley is a Pre-K to Gr. 6 school that harnesses the innate curiosity in children to ensure that every student will flourish academically and socially.
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On this page, we list special needs schools and programs in Calgary, Alberta. Find a Calgary special needs school near you.
To find special needs schools across Canada, and learn about special education in Canada, read our guide.
How many Special needs schools in Calgary are there?
There are 9 Special needs schools in Calgary that are Our Kids trusted members.
How much is tuition at Special needs schools in Calgary?
Tuition fees for Special needs schools in Calgary range from $7,900 to $24,800 per year with an average tuition of $15,795 per year.
What’s the largest school?
Of the Special needs schools in Calgary, the largest is Rundle College with 874 students in Grades K to 12.
Are Special needs schools in Calgary good?
We interviewed both parents and students. You can read reviews about Special needs schools in Calgary on this page.
Is there a private school expo where I can meet with Special needs schools in Calgary?
Yes. You can meet with private schools and education experts at the Our Kids Private School Expos held every year in September and October. These events are designed for both parents and students. Find event details and ticket info here.
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