A Look at Chamberlain International Student and Faculty Makeup

Located less than one hour south of Boston, Chamberlain International School welcomes students between the ages of 11 and 22 who have special educational needs related to emotional challenges and learning disabilities. Students at Chamberlain International School benefit from specially trained educators and small class sizes, as well as a variety of other educational and therapeutic programs. 

Chamberlain’s student population consists of approximately 98 boarding students and 20 day students, with a 2:3 ratio of males to females. The school teaches grades 6 through 12, though some students stay beyond their senior year of high school to take advantage of Chamberlain’s transition program. Students in the transition program can prepare for college or engage in a professional apprenticeship, and some students choose to do both.

Attendees come from diverse backgrounds, including many from outside the United States. As a student and exchange visitor information system (SEVIS)-approved learning facility, the school is adept at meeting the emotional and educational needs of individuals from foreign countries.

Children are divided into classrooms that consist of 8 to 10 individuals, allowing for personalized, focused learning environments. The student body is served by a faculty made up of educators with special education certifications and specialty subject certifications. Other faculty members have received graduate degrees as clinicians and mental health counselors. More information about student life and faculty qualifications can be found online at www.chamberlainschool.org.