Choosing a school setting for an autistic child in Indianapolis rarely comes down to a single perfect option. Some families thrive with strong special-education support inside their neighborhood public school; others look to specialized programs, therapeutic day schools, or ABA-based settings. This page explains how special education works in Indiana, what specialized options exist around Indianapolis, and how to find the fit that matches your child rather than someone else's success story.
Indiana's first public charter school built to provide intensive, individualized education and behavioral support for students with autism and other intellectual and developmental disabilities, on Decatur Boulevard on the southwest side.
Visit siteA Carmel school serving students in grades 3–12 with ADD/ADHD, language-based learning differences, high-functioning autism and processing challenges.
Visit siteCombines ABA therapy with academics for students with autism in a low-stimulation setting with a low student-to-teacher ratio, on Craig Street on the northeast side.
Visit siteA private middle and high school on North Central Avenue designed specifically for autistic students.
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