Learning Reimagined, For Every Child

Welcome to The Royce School – Savannah’s only K-12 school dedicated exclusively to neurodiverse learners. Here, education is rooted in understanding, growth, and confidence, helping every child move forward with purpose.

One School.
One Clear Mission.

For families navigating learning differences, finding the right school can feel impossible. Most programs offer accommodations – modifications layered on top of a system that was never built for your child. Royce is different by design.

We are Savannah’s only school built exclusively for neurodiverse learners, K through 12. Every classroom, every hire, every curriculum decision starts with one question: how does this child’s brain work?

The mission is simple: your child will be understood here – and taught accordingly.

Small classes. Highly trained educators. Individualized instruction designed specifically for neurodiverse learners. This clarity allows families, students, and community partners to better understand who we are, what we do best, and why it matters.

A Royce School teacher working one on one with a student
Lower School students at work in a Royce classroom

Lower School · K–5

Lower School

Confidence Grows Here

Students build strong academic foundations while discovering that they are capable learners. Orton-Gillingham literacy and multisensory math from day one.

Middle School students collaborating on a project at Royce

Middle School · 6–8

Middle School

Growing Confidence, Finding Voice

Learners deepen skills, strengthen self-advocacy, and develop a strong sense of identity. Executive functioning becomes central at this stage.

Upper School students in discussion at Royce

Upper School · 9–12

Upper School

Leading with Confidence, Learning for Life

Students step forward prepared for college, careers, and life beyond campus. HOPE Scholarship eligible. Dual enrollment. Ready to lead with purpose.

The Royce School campus community

Built For Neurodiverse Learners

Neurodiversity reflects the natural differences in how people think, learn, and experience the world. Autism, ADHD, dyslexia, and other neurological profiles are not deficits – they are part of the broad spectrum of human potential.

We help students:

More Than A School
– A Community

Our work extends beyond the classroom. We partner closely with families, providing support, clarity, and guidance throughout each child’s journey. When families feel seen and supported, students flourish.

History shows us that neurodivergent minds have always shaped the world – scientists, artists, innovators, and leaders who succeeded not despite their differences, but because of them. We proudly celebrate this legacy and the limitless potential within every child we serve.

Royce School families and staff together at a school event

A Message From Our
Head of School

We’re more than a school. We’re a community built around the belief that understanding the brain opens the door to confidence, growth, and a future full of possibility.

As both an educator and a parent of a child with learning differences, I know how overwhelming the search for the right school can feel. You’re not alone – we’re here to help you find the support, clarity, and community your child deserves.

Welcome. We’re glad you’re here.

Laci Culbreth Head of School

Laci Culbreth

Head of School

What’s New at Royce

Celebrating Our Community

Danny Howell Executive Director of The Royce School

Our New Executive Director

Meet Danny Howell

Danny Howell joined Royce this summer as Executive Director. In his letter to families he shares his first impressions of the school and what he is looking forward to this year.

Read his welcome letter →

The new Royce School playground structure

Project Play for ALL

We Did It!

Thanks to our board, faculty, parents, and friends of Royce, the Royce Playground is fully funded – $200,000 raised. Installation begins this fall.

See the Celebration →

Royce School students working together in class

The Royce Annual Fund

Be Part of the Story

The Annual Fund fuels everything from specialized instruction to financial aid. Join our community of supporters this year.

Give to the Annual Fund →