School Facts
Student Body
Total Students
3 students
Student Body Type
Co-ed
% Students of Color
50%
State avg.: 31%
Academic Profile
Total Classroom Teachers
1 teacher
Student-Teacher Ratio
3:1
National avg.:
Tuition & Financial Aid
Admission Deadline
None / Rolling
School Notes
- G. Stanley Hall School is a day school in Worcester, Massachusetts.
- We are operated by the Bridge of Central Massachusetts, a non-profit human service agency.
- The middle and high schools of G. Stanley Hall School offer a comprehensive special education curriculum supported by individualized services for emotionally disturbed adolescents.
- We provide students in academic and personal crises with the skills and support they need to be re-integrated into a traditional classroom or to complete graduation requirements at our school.
- We are an alternative to residential placement and make available to our students and their families support services that traditional high schools cannot provide.
- We meet the unique needs of our students in a variety of ways, through a carefully constructed academic curriculum which meets all state standards, and a program of therapeutic options designed for each individual.
- In conjunction with the day school, G. Stanley Hall School has two residential branches operated through The Bridge: School House, and Ives House.
- We build self-esteem, self-control and self-determination through individualized education and therapeutic counseling in a structured setting.
- For many students, the school provides their best hope for academic, emotional and personal success.
- Building minds and futures is a goal we take very seriously.
- G. Stanley Hall School is a day school in Worcester, Massachusetts.
- We are operated by the Bridge of Central Massachusetts, a non-profit human service agency.
- The middle and high schools of G. Stanley Hall School offer a comprehensive special education curriculum supported by individualized services for emotionally disturbed adolescents.
- We provide students in academic and personal crises with the skills and support they need to be re-integrated into a traditional classroom or to complete graduation requirements at our school.
- We are an alternative to residential placement and make available to our students and their families support services that traditional high schools cannot provide.
- We meet the unique needs of our students in a variety of ways, through a carefully constructed academic curriculum which meets all state standards, and a program of therapeutic options designed for each individual.
- In conjunction with the day school, G. Stanley Hall School has two residential branches operated through The Bridge: School House, and Ives House.
- We build self-esteem, self-control and self-determination through individualized education and therapeutic counseling in a structured setting.
- For many students, the school provides their best hope for academic, emotional and personal success.
- Building minds and futures is a goal we take very seriously.
Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the application deadline for G Stanley Hall School?
The application deadline for G Stanley Hall School is rolling (applications are reviewed as they are received year-round).
In what neighborhood is G Stanley Hall School located?
G Stanley Hall School is located in the North Lincoln Street neighborhood of Worcester, MA.
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