Garrison School has 14 classrooms housing two programs, Emotional Disabilities and LIFE skills. We serve students from kindergarten through graduation, and our classrooms each have one teacher and one paraprofessional. ​​

• Garrison Student Handbook

• Garrison School Assessment Schedule

• Required Illinois State Assessments

• Dining menus

• Locked Up Fora Good Cause: Muscular Dystrophy Association

• Art Show Helps Release Emotions

• Garrison School Hosts Art Exhibition

Garrison students were awarded a $500 grant from the Ezra Jack Keats Foundation. According to the Foundation’s website “Mini-Grant programs give teachers and librarians a unified, flexible way to meet Common Core goals—and offer students a fun experience, a sense of achievement and a source of pride.” Garrison’s school year theme is “STEM to STEAM: Robots  Student received 3 robot books, 17 robots they can build, a robot drawing book, robot coloring book, and paper glowbot book. Students have an option to check out and use these throughout the year and in the future in order to take STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) and add STEAM – adding art to STEM

​This is the first year in Garrison's nearly 50 year history that we've tried a therapeutic art club for all students to enjoy learning basic elements of art, some of which they have never been exposed to, as a means of expressing themselves safely and positively. The students really seem to enjoy the time learning and getting messy! Garrison School Art Club has been funded by generous donations from friends, family, coworkers, and the local community. We are so grateful for those that have donated time, supplies, and ideas to help us get this started.