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Williams Community School in Austin, TX serves 54 students in preschool through kindergarten within a nonsectarian, city–based special education program.

The school maintains a student–teacher ratio of 7:1 with a total of 8 teachers supporting early learning in the Mesa Park neighborhood.

Enrollment includes 25 percent students of color, reflecting diversity in this large city locale.

Williams Community School offers education exclusively for grades PK and K, focusing on foundational special education services.

The campus size is 5 acres, situated in an urban setting without religious affiliation or membership associations.

For 35 years, Capitol School has been helping children ages 3 years - 5th grade with speech, language, and learning differences find their voice.

Capitol School's mission is to provide an enriched learning environment where children with speech, language, and learning differences can reach their full potential.

Most of our students have a diagnosed speech and or language/learning difference and often experience academic and social challenges. Some of the common diagnoses in the student population include specific learning differences (i.e. dyslexia, dyscalculia, dysgraphia), expressive and receptive language difficulties, speech disorders such as childhood apraxia and phonological/articulation disorders, social pragmatic differences, ADD/ADHD, executive functioning challenges, anxiety and auditory or sensory processing difficulties. These children all benefit from our language-rich, small group setting.

Peer models are accepted.  The school is accredited by the Texas Alliance of Accredited ²ÝÁñÉçÇø Schools. Curriculum goals focus on language development, which is fundamental for early learning, and are tailored to each child`s individual needs.