Admission
Royer-Greaves: The Right Fit for Someone You Care About
Royer-Greaves School
Royer-Greaves School for Blind serves students who are between the ages of 4.5 and 21 years old. Our students have blindness or visual impairment and developmental delays. They may also have additional physical or developmental disabilities or autism.
Royer-Greaves Adult Day Program
Our Adult Day Program serves adults ages 21 and older who have intellectual or developmental disabilities. They may also have blindness or vision impairment, physical or other disabilities, or autism.
Information about Royer-Greaves’ residential programs can be found on our Residential Options page.
Enrollment Process:
Referral: Royer-Greaves accepts referrals from parents and guardians as well as schools, Intermediate Units, and other agencies.
Pre-evaluation documents: Royer-Greaves will request information about the prospective student or adult to help us determine whether we are a good fit. This may include:
- A referral packet completed by the referring parent, guardian, or agency. Download an application.
- A current Individual Education Plan (IEP) for students or program reports for adults
- Medical information, including results of a recent exam, eye report, and psychological information
Enrollment evaluation: The evaluation team will meet with the prospective student or adult, their family/guardian, and the referring agency, if applicable. Depending on the type of referral, the evaluation team may include the Residential Program Director, Teacher, Nursing Supervisor, Adult Day Program Supervisor, and Executive Director
For more information or to begin the admissions process, please call 610-644-1810. Our offices are open Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Royer-Greaves evaluates and enrolls students and adults, and provides services to our students and adults, without regard to ancestry, national origin, age, gender, sexual orientation or gender identity.
Royer-Greaves is not able to admit students or adults with uncontrolled/aggressive behavior, those who have been adjudicated delinquent, or those who have a history of runaway behavior or fire setting.
Royer-Greaves evaluates and enrolls students and adults, and provides services to our students and adults, without regard to ancestry, national origin, age, gender, sexual orientation or gender identity.