The Horizons School is designed for young adults ages 18 to 26 who have a primary diagnosis of a specific learning disability and/or other mild learning difficulties or show evidence of psychological maturity and stability. Students should be functionally literate and have a high school diploma, GED certificate, and/or a certificate of high school completion / attendance. Also should be capable of supervised apartment and work-related activities and able to manage their own medication and other health-related issues.
The Horizons School offers a non-degree postsecondary program specifically designed to facilitate personal, social and career independence for students with mild learning disabilities and other mild handicapping conditions. They assist residents with willingness to face the consequences of personal behavior choices.