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Applying to Crotched Mountain School Four-step admissions process for students with disabilities School districts and families who are interested in applying or learning more about Crotched Mountain School are encouraged to contact Archie Campbell, the Director of Admissions (see contact information at right). We will work very closely with you to determine the best approach for your student or child. When needed, your application and inquiries can be kept strictly confidential. Apply in four steps The application process at Crotched Mountain School follows four steps: 1 Application Please fill out an application online, Or contact us to receive the application by mail. Feel free to call if you have questions as you fill out the application. New applications and students are accepted throughout the calendar year. 2 Tour Once we receive a completed application, we will contact you to schedule a tour so you can experience Crotched Mountain firsthand. We think you will like what you see! 3 Interview We will schedule a personal interview with the child, parent and school district staff at Crotched Mountain School or another convenient location. 4 Decision We keep you fully informed throughout the application process and will personally contact you when a decision is made. Contact Us Are you interested in learning more about our school? Contact Us.

"One of the hardest things we ever did was to bring Miles here and leave him. We're a very close family and the fact that it is four hours away was very difficult for us. Ultimately, it was the right decision. Miles has made tremendous progress here, and has become much more independent and more confident in himself." - Betti Forma, parent Choosing Home or Residential Care This 43-page guide explains the pros and cons of using home or residential care by offering the personal experiences of parents who have gone through the process of deciding which arrangement works best for their family and child.View and print a pdf version. Charlie's Brother A Story for Siblings of a Child with Special Needs - By: Margaret M. Holmes Charlie's Brother is the story of Brian a.k.a. Charlie's Brother. Brian feels frustrated because everything seems to be about Charlie his special-needs brother. He wishes Charlie could just be "normal". Brian doesn't think it's fair for Charlie to have so many problems. Brian wishes his family could do things like real families do. "When a family has a child with a developmental or physical disability, or perhaps a debilitating or chronic disease, there are countless issues which surround their "normal" siblings. Charlie's Brother aptly describes several of these issues.... To order a copy go to the Boulden Publishing web site. Where to stay when you visit We have compiled a sampling of B&Bs and Inns in this region. For a complete list, please contact Archie Campbell or John Young in admissions. More... For more information about how Crotched Mountain School helps students reach their full potential, please contact:  Melissa Lambert - ASP III 603.547.3311 ext. 1890 melissa.lambert@crotchedmountain.org Crotched Mountain School Admissions Department 1 Verney Drive Greenfield, NH 03047 or use our convenient Contact Form.