Admissions

Welcome to The Quaker School, a place where children blossom as they rediscover their confidence in learning.

As the head of our Admissions Team, I am proud to introduce you to our school and to the students and families who thrive in our unique educational environment.

Explore this section to learn more about our admissions process, and please contact me (admissions@quakerschool.org) with any questions or to schedule a virtual tour of our school. It is my sincere hope that you find this place as special and life changing as I have.

The Quaker School Faculty

 

~ Lori Boccuzzi, Assistant Head for Enrollment Management

 

 

Our Mission: The Quaker School at Horsham uses research-based programs provided by compassionate professionals to enable each student with complex challenges to blossom and achieve meaningful personal, social and academic success.

 

 

Our Philosophy: The Quaker School at Horsham is a compassionate community that builds trusting relationships among students, parents, therapists, faculty and staff.

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“Before The Quaker School, I felt left out and jealous of other students in my class. Now, I can fit in for the first time in my life.”

-TQS Student

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  • Alex's Advice
  • Complex Challenges
Alex Brosowsky

Children with ADHD or autism sometimes have difficulty holding a thought in their minds. This is because of a lack of working memory, or fluid reasoning, which can make it very challenging to follow what may appear to be very simple two-step directions. As parents of children with complex challenges, it’s critical that we take a neurodiverse or disability perspective when our children are having a performance problem

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Big Conversations: Talking About Diversity with Your Child with Complex Challenges
Alex Brosowsky

There are big conversations that all parents, at one point or another, have to have with their children. Sometimes uncomfortable, perhaps scary, yet always necessary, these are conversations that help shape our children’s worldviews and demonstrate that we are here as both a sounding board and a source of information. 

The fact that these conversations are made more complicated when you’re the parent of a child with complex challenges does not make them less necessary. 

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Read More about Big Conversations: Talking About Diversity with Your Child with Complex Challenges
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