Campus Information
- Located at 175 North Beacon Street, Watertown, Massachusetts
- 40 acres close to major roadways and easily accessible to Boston
- On-site services offered through Perkins Library, Perkins Solutions, New England Eye Low Vision Clinic, Grousbeck Center for Students and Technology, and the Perkins Museum
- Tours are free and offered daily; please reserve ahead
Infant-Toddler Program – Birth to three
Day and Residential Programs available on campus
- Early Learning Center and Lower School – Preschool ages 3-4, Transitional Kindergarten ages 5-6, Elementary and Middle School Program ages 6-14
- Secondary Program – High School ages 14-22
- Deafblind Program – Ages 3-22
Public School Services
- Public school services - ages 3-22
- Short Courses – On-campus and community-based programs designed for school-age students attending school in their home districts
- Pre-Employment Program
- Transition Services – Older students transitioning to jobs, college or community living situation
- Evaluation and Assessments
Specialized Staff
- Teachers of the visually impaired
- Teachers of the deafblind
- Orientation and mobility specialists
- Audiologists
- Speech and language therapists
- Occupational and physical therapists
- Developmental psychologists
- Music therapists
- Transition specialists
- Low Vision therapists
Admissions
- Day and residential programs available
- 200 students admitted annually
- Staff/student ratio averages 3 to 1, varies by individual needs
- Evaluations scheduled through the admissions office
- Tuition is based on individual program and services provided
- Admissions process & details
Health Services
- Care available during the school day with on-call services after hours
- Staff includes nurses, a nurse practitioner, physicians, a dietician and support staff
- Regular consultations provided by a child neurologist and child psychiatrist
School Calendar
For a full list of regular school days, including holidays and vacation weeks, view our calendar »