Professional development is essential to our mission. Education is an ever-evolving field requiring a commitment to lifelong learning.

We are excited to welcome Spring here at Kindle Farm. This Spring welcomes many exciting Kindle Farm traditions.

“As I complete my 14th year at Kindle Farm, I am amazed to see my transformation and growth both as an individual and at Kindle Farm.”

We emphasize the daily living, academic, and domestic skills that are integral to adulthood in the community.

Our newly built sugar house, equipped with state-of-the-art sap boiling technology, significantly enhances our vocational training program.

Phoebe Connolly has joined the Kindle Farm community as a Special Education Case Manager and Access Specialist.

The days are short and the nights are long, but the Kindle Farm community is full of gratitude and celebration!

Kindle Farm engages students in a variety of therapeutic recreational activities every afternoon.

Rachel Hayes just began her sixth year at Kindle Farm

Kindle Farm has long been known for offering a robust hands-on Vocational Program.

Audrey has joined Kindle Farm as the High School math teacher, having previously worked as a Behavioral Interventionist.

We supply clinical support within the school day and this can escalate into more intensive community-based services based on need.

At Kindle Farm, we provide exceptional culinary internships for students who share a genuine passion for the culinary arts.

After a successful first month of the school year, it’s clear that this has been one of the most positive starts in our 26-year history.