About
Located at 200 Ivy Street in Brookline, MA, the school provides high school, postsecondary opportunities, and career development to its day and residential students. Through its Skills for Life program, the Ivy Street School brings its services to the home community, strengthening the skills needed for greater independence. The school's approach is person-centered, driven by collaboration, and committed to really knowing the young people it serves. By starting with each youth's own 'why,' the Ivy Street School allows healing and learning to grow from there. The school's mission is to support the whole child through a disability justice lens, using a person-first model that respects, supports, and accepts each individual for who they are.
Insurance & payment
Insurance details are not listed publicly — call the Ivy Street School to confirm.
Ask about sliding-scale fees if you're paying out of pocket.
Services & specialties
Occupational Therapy Services
The Ivy Street School offers occupational therapy services to support the development of skills needed for greater independence.
Transition Assessments
The Ivy Street School provides transition assessments to help young people prepare for adulthood.
Skills for Life Program
The Ivy Street School's Skills for Life program brings its services to the home community, strengthening the skills needed for greater independence through shoulder-to-shoulder training, coaching, and support.
Community for Life Program
The Ivy Street School's Community for Life program aims to build community and create belonging for neurodivergent young adults.
Healing for Life Program
The Ivy Street School's Healing for Life program will provide individual and family therapeutic interventions to cultivate healing and strengthen healthy and adaptive habits.