Vivian B. Adams School
The Vivian B. Adams School in Ozark describes itself as the only school of its kind in Alabama, serving people with intellectual disabilities from birth through adulthood on one campus. Founded by Ozark citizens in 1967 and open since 1971, it runs a home-based early intervention program, the Specialized Treatment Center for students aged 3 to 21 referred by their school district's special education coordinator, adult learner programs focused on everyday living skills, and the ENCORE program, along with extracurricular activities and its own cafeteria. It serves people from Barbour, Coffee, Dale, Henry, Houston and Pike counties.
2047 Stuart Tarter Road, Ozark, AL, 36360
Services: Education / Schools / Early Childhood Education; Early Childhood Intervention / Evaluations / Screenings; Day Programs; Transition Student Supports; Recreation / Sports / Camps; Case Management
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