Private K–12 school · Wilson, NC
A school built for students with autism and ADHD
Small classes, a 1:5 student–teacher ratio, and teaching shaped around how students with high-functioning autism and ADHD learn best.
- 1:5Student–teacher ratio
- 10Students max per classroom
- K–12Certified by NC Division of Non-Public Education
- Speech & OTTherapy services offered
Is GAA right for your child?
For students who need a challenge, just not in a mainstream classroom
- Students who thrive in a smaller class because they’re easily distracted.
- Students who don’t test well. Understanding the material comes before heavy testing.
- Students who get in trouble often for being talkative, busy, or misunderstood.
- Students whose anxiety or self-esteem has shaken their confidence as learners and friends.
- Advanced learners facing any of the above.
Early intervention is key, but it’s never too late to get the help each student needs.
What learning looks like
Grade-level lessons, taught in small groups
Each day mixes digital learning with hands-on, interactive activities based on state standards, while teachers strengthen the skills each student needs most.
Core curriculum
Daily lessons in Math, Science, Reading, Social Studies, Language Arts, and Computer Technology.
Personal education goals
Goals that help each student feel accountable for their own success and plan for what comes after.
Character education
Friendship, self-esteem, anti-bullying, social-emotional learning, and a positive attitude, built into every week.
- Speech therapy
- Occupational therapy
- Academic support in and out of the classroom
Admissions
How enrollment works
Before you apply
Clinical diagnosis
Autism (mild to moderate) and/or ADHD. Other developmental disabilities are considered case by case.
Potty trained
Students must be completely potty trained.
- Parent enrollment conferenceCall us to book a time to meet and talk about your child.
- Student observationSchedule your child’s observation testing appointment.
- $250 depositA non-refundable deposit begins the application process.
- Enrollment applicationComplete and return the student enrollment application.
Paying for school
Two North Carolina scholarships can help
Based on household income
Opportunity Scholarship
Created by the NC General Assembly in 2013 to help families pay tuition and fees at eligible private schools. Eligibility includes North Carolina residency and age requirements.
For students with disabilities
Education Student Accounts (ESA+)
A program for North Carolina students with disabilities, including homeschooled students.
Families may apply to both programs if they meet each one’s requirements.
Our mission
Great Accomplishments Academy will provide exceptional educational programs and instructional time whereby all students are empowered to reach their individual potential, develop adequate coping skills, age appropriate socialization skills, respect and value for themselves and others and to become life-long learners.
