Rocli is a hybrid academic program designed for neurodivergent learners who benefit from smaller groups, flexible schedules, therapy collaboration, and individualized support.

No. Rocli is a hybrid academic program, not a traditional school. Families choose the schedule and format that fits their child, and many combine Rocli with ABA, therapies, or homeschool learning.

Learners approximately ages 5–14. The Elementary pathway runs mornings for ages 5–9; the Middle School pathway runs afternoons for ages 10–14.

Students who benefit from small groups, visual supports, individualized pacing, and therapy-friendly scheduling — including learners who are not currently at grade level, who use AAC, or who are minimally speaking or non-speaking.

No. We commonly support students with autism, Down syndrome, communication differences, developmental delays, executive functioning challenges, and social learning differences.

Small-group learning with individualized support, Monday through Thursday, on a 2-day or 4-day schedule. Elementary meets 9:00 AM–1:00 PM; Middle School meets 1:30 PM–4:30 PM.

Personalized instruction built around your child — reading, writing, math, IXL, functional academics, and homeschool learning. Sessions can take place at Rocli, in the home, at an ABA clinic, or another approved setting.

An ongoing parent-guided program for families homeschooling at home. Rocli provides weekly learning plans, IXL recommendations, assignment guidance, progress monitoring, and ongoing support while you facilitate the learning.

Small-group academics delivered inside participating ABA centers, so students receive educational support without leaving their therapeutic setting or reducing ABA hours.

No. Rocli provides education, not therapy. We work alongside your ABA, speech, and OT providers rather than in place of them.

Yes — that's how many of our families use us. Flexible 2- and 4-day schedules exist specifically so families don't have to choose between therapy and academics.

Yes. Rocli combines IXL, Experience Curriculum, Rocli Roadmap goals, functional academics, life skills, and customized learning activities based on each student's needs.

No. An IEP, 504, evaluation, or therapy report is helpful if you have one, but it is not required.

That's common here. We help students build skills from where they actually are, rather than teaching to a grade label.

Yes — through Guided Learning, 1:1 Learning Support, or a 2-day Hybrid Academy schedule alongside home learning.

Group sizes are intentionally small and vary by classroom and by student need, which is why we discuss it during the fit conversation rather than publish a fixed number.

Yes. Both Elementary and Middle School pathways offer 2-day and 4-day options.

Yes. The Enrollment + Rocli Roadmap fee is $395, which includes parent intake review, student learning profile review, support recommendations, classroom placement guidance, academic planning recommendations, and transition planning.

Elementary: $750/month for 2 days, $1,550/month for 4 days. Middle School: $650/month for 2 days, $1,350/month for 4 days. 1:1 Learning Support: $850/month for 2 hours weekly, $1,600/month for 4 hours. Guided Learning: $380/month. ABA Satellite Pods start at $400/month.

Payment options are discussed once we meet.

Yes. Therapy collaboration is built into how we schedule and plan. The Rocli Roadmap also includes an optional Educational Collaborative Summary you can share with your ABA team, school, or therapists.

Families receive updates through Brightwheel. Confirm what's shared daily.

No.

The Rocli Roadmap is available virtually nationwide. Guided Learning is also delivered remotely, so families outside Georgia can still work with us.

If your child attends an ABA center that doesn't currently offer a Rocli Learning Pod, tell us. We're always interested in connecting with ABA providers who want to expand educational opportunities for their families.

Start with a call. We'll ask about your child's current week, communication style, and support needs, and tell you honestly which path fits — including if that path isn't Rocli.

Book a tour, schedule a call, or attend an open house. From there you'll submit an application, complete enrollment and the Rocli Roadmap, and receive a placement.