
Preparing Neurodiverse Students to Be
Real World Ready
Mill Springs Academy is an independent school serving students in grades 1–12 with ADHD, autism spectrum disorder, language-based learning differences, and anxiety.
Many of our students have struggled to reach their full potential in traditional classrooms. At Mill Springs, they discover their strengths, build confidence, and experience the joy of learning in an environment designed for how they learn best.
Through hands-on, project-based learning, individualized instruction, and the collaborative support of our team of specialists, students develop the academic, executive functioning, social, and emotional skills they need to become Real World Ready.
Whether your child is headed to a four-year university, a specialized arts program, the workforce, or is still discovering what's next, Mill Springs Academy provides the personalized education, support, and opportunities that prepare students for a successful future.
Who we serve
Mill Springs Academy serves neurodiverse students in grades 1-12.
Project-Based Learning
Project-Based Learning encourages critical thinking, collaboration, and creativity.

Life Skills
Students don’t just gain knowledge in the classroom, they also develop key life skills.
BEYOND GRADUATION
MSA students are exposed to multiple pathways to consider after graduation.
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From Our
Community
Austin Coleman
Class of 2013

“If you want an experience that's going to be a once-in-a-lifetime experience..."
If you want an experience that's going to be a once-in-a-lifetime experience...
Austin Coleman Class of 2013
Laura Ingram
parent

“We were at a crossroads trying to find the school that was the best fit for Rachel."
We were at a crossroads trying to find the school that was the best fit for Rachel.Laura Ingram Mill Springs Parent
Henry Wallace
student

“It's just a wonderful place, and you'll be changed by it for the better."
It's just a wonderful place, and you'll be changed by it for the better. Henry Wallace Mill Springs Academy Student




