Welcome to Wonder Haven
Learning House
A School For Autistic And Neurodivergent Children Where Regulation Comes Before Academics.
A School For Autistic And Neurodivergent Children Where Regulation Comes Before Academics.
If your child has ever felt ‘too much’ for a classroom, Wonder Haven was made for them.
Most schools were never built for kids who feel deeply, move often, think differently, or need more time to feel safe.
So we built one that was.
Wonder Haven Learning House is a regulation-first learning space for neurodivergent children, generally ages five to eight, but guided more by nervous system readiness than grade level.
We center the nervous system before academics—because real learning can’t happen until a child feels safe.
Here, children are allowed to move, feel, regulate, and learn in ways that honor how their brains and bodies work.
We don’t force kids to conform to outdated systems.
We build the entire experience around how they actually learn, feel, move, and grow.
At Wonder Haven, we center the nervous system—not standardized test scores.
Every part of this space is intentionally designed for sensory, emotional, and social safety.
This isn’t just a classroom.
It’s a HAVEN.
What Your Child Will Experience
Hands-on, project-based learning
Small group social connection and play
Creative expression through art and building
Regulation-first sensory and calming spaces
Strong literacy and math foundations
Collaboration with families and care teams
Wonder Haven is built for:
• Children who are Autistic, ADHD, Emotionally Intense, or Highly Sensitive
• Kids who have meltdowns, shutdowns, or social struggles in traditional classrooms
• Families who feel like they’ve “tried everything” and just want their child to be seen
• Parents looking for a legit, ESA-supported alternative that feels like a soft place to land
We typically serve learners between ages five and eight, but we don’t sort by age, we sort by readiness, regulation, and resonance.
If your child needs a different kind of learning space, you’ll know when you walk through the door.