Our approach is to tailor services to best meet the targeted outcomes desired. To that end, the Bridge creates an individualized approach and system of services that best meet the specific needs of our students. The Naperville Bridge Day School is a non-public educational program designed to serve youth ages 14 through 21 grades , who have a primary eligibility of emotionally disabled, behavior disordered, or other health impaired and may have a secondary eligibility established due to a learning disability.
The Naperville ALOP Program is a non-public educational program designed to serve youth, ages , who are at risk of academic failure. For additional information or to inquire about how we can provide similar services in your school district, please call The Naperville Bridge School at , or email us at info abraxasyfs.
Naperville Bridge School. Need help? For more information, or to make a confidential inquiry or referral. Contact Us Today. The Bridge offers two distinctly different educational programs for youth with special education and alternative service needs:.
Services include:. We provide an educational program focused on active learning with an emphasis on differentiated instruction, individualized direction, a safe learning environment, and celebration of personal accomplishments.
Classes are taught by highly qualified teaching staff and receive the support of an in-room intervention specialist assisting the students with their own personal progress on social and emotional goals. Our staff are certified or licensed by the State of Illinois.
