River Oaks Academy accepts students with learning difficulties and/or attention deficit disorders, serving students in kindergarten through twelfth grade. Individual and small group learning environments are offered to best meet the needs for students that may require individualized instruction. The Academy also provides therapeutic activities for children and adolescents with an emphasis on enhancing social skills.

High school students seeking college admission are offered an enriched curriculum, while those seeking to enter the workforce upon graduation are offered a career track.

The school years runs from August to the beginning of June. The Academy also offers a specialized summer camp for children ages five to 15 with ADD/ADHD.

The mission of The New School in the Heights is to provide an alternative educational experience for children in kindergarten through ninth grade with good or superior intelligence whose social-emotional delays interfere with success in school and life.

The school also hosts an "Arts in the Afternoon" afterschool program, which is open to children from other schools as well. The program is for children in grades four through nine.

The school's Super Cyber Summer Adventure focuses on web design, digital photography, computer
graphics, and other computer skills, while also developing kids' social skills.

The River Performing and Visual Arts Center is a non-profit organization serving children with special needs and their siblings. The center offers year-round classes in music, art, drama, and dance.

Summer camps are also available in week-long sessions.