Timothy School Competitors

Catapult Learning is there for educators and their students. As a national organization with nearly a half-century of experience, our reach is significant, our impact is substantial, and our standard of exceptional education is high. We work with students and teachers in public and non-public K–12 schools to achieve sustained academic gains and build teacher and leadership capacity through evidence-based education and resources that include intervention programs for students and professional development solutions for teachers. Catapult Learning, a division of FullBloom, addresses a broad range of academic, behavioral, and emotional learning needs by providing educators with the support, education, and tools needed to achieve success and enjoy rewarding futures. Founded in 1976 and headquartered in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Catapult Learning partners with over 500 school districts and is accredited by Cognia.

The Pathway School is a not-for-profit approved private school founded in 1961 that serves students with Autism Spectrum Disorders, Intellectual Disabilities, serious emotional disturbance and other neurological impairments. The Pathway School’s programs are licensed by the Pennsylvania State Board of Private Academic Schools and approved by the Pennsylvania Bureau of Special Education to serve students ages 6–21. At its founding in 1961, Pathway was among the very few schools in the greater Philadelphia area designed exclusively for the learning disabled child, and unified the disciplines of psychology, psychiatry, medicine and social work with education. Since then, The Pathway School has increased the size of enrollment and staff who support the students, developed the vibrant learning environment located on a 12-acre campus in Jeffersonville, and solidified its reputation as a leader in innovative, quality programs and services for those who need a specialized education. Throughout all of its growth, the school's mission has remained the same: to build academic, social, and life skills in students with special needs, to promote their success and independence after Pathway.

The Pennsylvania School for the Deaf educates students to succeed by recognizing and developing individual strengths, building confidence, collaborating with families and communities in a nurturing, dynamic, and language-rich environment steeped in cultural awareness of Deaf, Hearing, and worldwide diversity