2. Home Schooling Also called home education or home learning which is basically teaching children at home. It’s usually done by a professional (tutor) or a parent in a formal setting Home schooling is a legal option in many places for parents It’s legal in all fifty states and throughout Canada. Its also becoming popular in Australia, New Zealand, England and Japan The paperwork for each state varies.

3. Special Education It’s a service offered to all parents free of charge by the government to meet and ensure the unique needs of an individual with disability is met. The definition of Special Education from the Web states it’s a education of physically or mentally handicapped children whose needs cannot be met in an ordinary classroom

4. Autistic Residential Is one such services offered by the government under special education. These children have extremely difficulty forming relationship with others. They don’t share the same interest their peers tend to share. However, here at Anderson Center of Autism Lifelong Learning Center in Staatsburg in NY children are placed in particular houses on age and level of functioning (communication, social interaction, daily living) however, individual information such as the child’s experience with sharing a room is considered as well. Residence managers design house specific routines (such as bed times) chores and activities that are age appropriate while supporting an individual’s growth and development.

5. American School for the Deaf

6. Gifted and Talented

7. School for Troubled Teen

8. School for Pregnant Girls

9. One on One

10. Resource Room