Stewart Home School is unique. Most special education programs end at age 21, and then adult settings focus on vocational options and daily living skills. Stewart Home School encompasses assigning each person an education plan in addition to goals for vocational placement, social maturity, growth and daily living skills training. With the collaboration of the special needs student, the family and the school faculty, the plan is determined and on a three-semester basis goals and schedules are adjusted.

The faculty of the school program has experience with the learning styles of people with
Autism, Down syndrome, Fragile X syndrome and Williams syndrome, as well as other intellectual disability diagnoses. It is the objective of the school program to create successful learning experiences for all students and to consistently reinforce the students’ enthusiastic motivation for participation and further growth. There are high expectations for each individual and it is a joy to see successes celebrated each day!