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Welcome to The Joseph Sams School

Not only are we serving children with disabilities, the school also provides consultative services to programs developing similar intervention strategies for young children throughout the state. The Joseph Sams School staff also works closely with private therapists and physicians to provide comprehensive programs for its students. We also offer one-on-one tutoring to children with disabilities. Such joint efforts have proven to be successful for these children’s development.

The Joseph Sams School is located in Fayetteville, Georgia and currently serves children from several Georgia counties.

We can’t wait to meet your family. See a list of our programs below.

Autism-Spectrum Module

The Autism-Spectrum Program serves students with autism providing a small intensive educational environment utilizing a modified Applied Behavioral Analysis (ABA) approach to teaching.

Fine Arts Program

The Fine Arts Program provides music therapy and art classes as well as theatrical and choral performances.

MOVE International Program

The MOVE® (Mobility Opportunity via Education) Program provides children with mild to serve physical disabilities opportunities for acquiring increased independence in functional sitting, standing, and walking skills to experience and gain mobility as well as a healthier and happier life.

Occupational/Physical Therapy

Occupational and physical therapies are provided on a consultative basis. Parents may contract with private therapists to provide direct services during school hours.

Readiness/Tutorial Clinic

The clinic provides 1:1 intensive instructions in Applied Behavioral Analysis (ABA) to prepare the child for a classroom setting and individualized special education instruction in pre-academic, academic, and communication skills to enhance the child’s performance in his/her current educational setting.

Speech & Language Program

The Speech/Language Program provides intensive speech and language therapy, including traditional as well as assistive, augmentative, sign language, and oral motor/feeding therapies.