Rolling admissions, year-round.
Learning Links welcomes families throughout the school year. The first step is never an application — it's a conversation about whether we're the right fit for your child.
Three conversations, one clear path.
We've kept the admissions process simple, personal, and family-led. There are no surprise steps.
Reach out
Call, email, or send the inquiry form. Tell us about your child, your questions, and what's brought you to Learning Links.
- Typically a 15–20 minute call
- We listen first — no pressure
- Response within one business day
Visit & meet
Schedule a campus tour. See classrooms, meet teachers and therapists, and get a real feel for the Learning Links community.
- Tours scheduled by appointment
- Meet directors & relevant teachers
- Bring your child when it feels right
Enrollment review
Share IEP, evaluations, and records. Together we confirm the right program fit, discuss start dates, and complete enrollment.
- We review all documentation together
- Placement discussion & trial period options
- Paperwork & start date set
Required & helpful documents.
You do not need everything below to begin a conversation. These are the items we'll eventually need to complete enrollment.
Required for enrollment
- Current Individualized Education Program (IEP)
- Most recent psychoeducational evaluation
- Diagnostic reports (autism / related diagnosis)
- Last two years of academic records / report cards
- Immunization records (Florida DH 680)
- Physical exam form (Florida DH 3040)
- Birth certificate (copy)
Helpful, not required
- Therapy reports (Speech, OT, etc.)
- Behavioral or functional assessments
- Work samples (reading, writing, math)
- Medical history / medication list
- Previous school contact for records release
- Anything that helps us understand your child
Questions families ask.
If your question isn't here, please call us — we'd rather answer it directly.
Learning Links serves students from Kindergarten through 12th grade, plus our post-secondary STEPS transition program for young adults. Our student body is approximately 109 students with a 7:1 student-teacher ratio.
Current tuition information is shared during your admissions conversation. Many families use Florida Family Empowerment Scholarships (FES-UA) and other state funding to offset costs.
— Client: please confirm specific tuition figures and which scholarships you accept. Placeholder copy only.
We rely on your child's existing IEP, psychoeducational evaluation, and any therapy reports you can provide. If appropriate, we may ask for a short observation visit so our team can see your child in a classroom setting. We do not require an in-house evaluation to begin the conversation.
Speech, Occupational Therapy, the Alert Program, PE, Martial Arts, and Art are all provided in-house by state-licensed professionals and are integrated into the school day. Specific service minutes are determined by each student's IEP.
We maintain a 7:1 student-to-teacher ratio across the school. Our 109 students are supported by 16 classroom teachers plus therapists and specialists. Class groupings are small and intentionally matched by learning profile and developmental level, not strictly by chronological age.
Yes — and we encourage it. Most families visit the campus before beginning any paperwork. Tours are scheduled by appointment so we can give you focused time with the directors and program staff relevant to your child.
Ready when you are.
Whether you're ready to visit or just have a first question, we're here. Every family's journey to the right school is different — we respect that, and we meet you where you are.