Questions families ask

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Anything else? Email info@linkschool.net or call (310) 494-6633.

What grades does LINKS serve?

Our programs include elementary, middle school, high school support, and the specialized Connections classroom. Contact admissions for current grade availability and placement details. See our programs.

How are students grouped academically?

Grouping is informed by individual learning profiles, instructional levels, and classroom needs rather than age alone. Students may receive different levels of instruction in different subjects.

How much is tuition?

For the 2026–2027 academic year, annual tuition is $40,000 for the individualized academic program, $47,500 with one therapy (occupational or speech therapy) and $55,000 with both. LINKS Camp is $4,200. See tuition and fees.

Can we tour the campus?

Yes. We encourage prospective families to connect with admissions to arrange a tour and discuss their student’s needs. Schedule a tour.

Is LINKS the right fit for every neurodiverse student?

No single school is right for every child. Our team considers each student’s needs, strengths, and the supports currently available to determine whether we can offer an appropriate experience.

Do you provide therapies?

LINKS collaborates with therapeutic providers and families. Specific services, providers, fees, and scheduling are determined individually. See student support.

Are you an NPS?

We do not currently have Non Public School certification, but we do have students privately placed at our school by school districts. Contact us for more information.

Do you offer speech and occupational therapy?

Yes. Individual therapists travel to our campus and collaborate with our team. Tuition with one or both therapies is listed under tuition and fees.

Do you offer ABA services?

Yes. We have partnered with ABA LA to provide ABA services at LINKS, as well as supervision and in-classroom support from a BCBA.

Can IEP goals and accommodations be applied at school?

Absolutely. Our smaller school environment lets us individualize learning to meet each student’s needs, and evidence-based reading, math, writing and comprehension programs are built into the school day for remediation.

What is your student-to-teacher ratio?

Our goal is 5 students to 1 teacher, with classroom aides to support as needed. As we continue to grow, we will continue to add staff.

Do you give academic assessments?

Yes. We administer WIAT and WRAT assessments for all of our students, to set baseline levels and gauge progress toward goals at the end of the year.

Where can I find the weekly schedule?

On our About page.

Ready to talk?

Start with an admissions call with our Head of School, or arrange a private tour.