Application Process

Has your bright child had difficulty making meaningful gains in a traditional classroom because of their learning differences? Does your child struggle with acquiring reading, writing, and executive functioning skills? Is your family seeking a welcoming, flexible, comprehensive school setting where everyone feels part of the community? If this is what you are seeking in a school environment, please reach out and learn about our program.

What White Oak Offers:

A State Approved School offering a nationally recognized high school diploma
Individualized, systematic instruction for students with a range of Language-Based Learning Disabilities
Coed School serving grades 1-12
Small class sizes with a maximum of 8 students per class
Daily 1:1 Tutorial classes in literacy and executive functioning skills
A full range of academic, social, artistic, and athletic opportunities
Rolling admissions
In-house Speech and Language Pathologists
Director of Student Support Services to support counseling needs
Clubs, teams, field trips, internships, dual enrollment in college courses for high school seniors
Daily Oral Expression class to support social pragmatic needs
State Certified Educators
Daily build in school breaks to encourage focus and comprehension
Individualized, flexible learning environment

White Oak Admissions Inquiry Form

Please complete the Admission Inquiry Form below if your family would like to arrange a conversation with our Admissions Director.

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Learn More About becoming a student at White Oak School

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Alex Sutter

Director of Admissions

413-562-9500 admissions@whiteoakschool.org

Frequently asked questions

What is the typical student profile at White Oak?

The typical student at White Oak has language-based learning disabilities with impairments in reading, spelling, writing, math, executive functioning skills, social pragmatic skills, and expressive and receptive abilities.

Can students start mid-year?

White Oak offers rolling admissions throughout the school year.

Is White Oak a school choice or charter school?

No, White Oak is a private, state approved 766 school.

How does my child get into White Oak?

There are two paths to admission to White Oak. The first path is the privately funded student. The second is through gaining outplacement from your home school district through the referral process; this group of students is fully or partially funded by their home districts.

Is White Oak a behavioral program?

White Oak is not able to support students who have primary emotional or behavioral diagnosis.

How does White Oak prepare students for post high school experiences?

White Oak has a Career Counselor who works closely with scholars to prepare them for life after high school. This preparation includes resume writing, attaining letters of recommendation, college and vocational program tours, employment opportunities, internships, and college dual enrollment.

What do White Oak students do after graduation?

A large percentage of our alumni move on to two or four-year colleges. Over the last 5 years, about 85% of students have been college-bound, approximately 10-13% receive vocational training after high school, and about 2-3% have stepped into transitional programs.

Does White Oak offer scholarships or financial aid?

Unfortunately, White Oak does not offer scholarships or financial aid. However, our business manager can assist your family with payment plan options.

What is the annual tuition to attend White Oak?

The Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Operational Services Division (OSD).

The Tuition for the 2025/2026 school year for in-state students is: ^$63,673.95.

Days of Operation: 180
Daily Rate: ^$353.74

Tuition includes academic services, Speech and Language services, school-based counseling services, and lunch daily. The summer program is not included in this rate.