HOPE Ranch Learning Academy Aids Students with Learning Disabilities in Hudson

HOPE Ranch Learning Academy (HRLA) provides specialized education in Hudson for students with learning disabilities, including autism spectrum disorder and ADHD. Located in Pasco County, the academy serves as a resource for families seeking tailored academic support.

The academy, which opened in May 2005, is a Florida Department of Education-registered private school. HRLA accepts McKay, Step Up for Students, and PLSA scholarships. The school also partners with a national educational lender for families needing financial assistance.

HRLA offers a supportive learning environment with small class sizes, a maximum of 12 students per classroom, and three teaching staff members. This creates a 4:1 student-to-staff ratio, ensuring individualized attention. The program focuses on measurable academic improvements, with accommodations provided according to each student's Individualized Education Program (IEP).

Parents interested in admission can complete a no-obligation online registration form. HRLA emphasizes its intensive program designed to yield academic progress for students requiring a tailored learning approach.