Coronavirus (COVID-19) Updates

Due to the Governor's orders surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic, The Parish School is closed for the remainder of the 2019-20 school year and continues to deliver instruction remotely. The Carruth Center is tentatively scheduled to reopen on Monday, May 4. Please check our Coronavirus webpage for updates.

While campus is closed, staff continue to work remotely. Teachers have transitioned to distance learning, therapists are exploring telehealth options, human resources is evaluating job candidates, and summer camps and admissions continue to accept applications. For department contact info, please explore our staff directory.

Don’t Just Grow. Thrive!

Since 1983, The Parish School has educated children ages 2–12 who have communication delays and learning differences, empowering them with the tools to succeed.

Why Parish

Individualized Instructional Methods

At The Parish School, we teach to the individual child. We provide a learning environment that addresses the variety of learning styles, interests and abilities found within a classroom.

Academics

Experience Life at The Parish School

The Parish School is a nurturing and safe educational environment located on a beautiful 17-acre campus reminiscent of a Texas Hill Country summer camp. With a focus on communication skills, social learning, independence, nature and the arts, children thrive and grow.

Campus Life

On-Site Therapeutic Services

Speech-language therapy, social, music, art and occupational therapy are all incorporated into our academic program. Additional supports are conveniently located at an on-site pediatric therapy clinic or arranged through our specialists.

Therapies

Show us your #ParishLove

The Parish School’s Seeds for Growth campaign raises much needed funds to support school operations each year, as tuition covers only about 75% of expenses. Parish alumni, parents, grandparents, faculty, staff, board and friends generously give back to the school through this fund, which has an immediate and meaningful impact on students.

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