For nearly a century, we’ve been an advocate for every student’s promise. Forman is a safe, welcoming, and diverse community where those who learn differently thrive.
About Forman
We’re America’s first coed college prep school specializing in ADHD and dyslexia.
“I’d describe the student community as understanding and loving … You end up knowing everyone’s name and face really fast.”
Current Forman student
Our Mission
To be champions for bright and talented teens with learning differences. Forman inspires belief, embraces advocacy, and prepares students for success in college and in life.
Our History
Our story begins with Einstein.
Dr. Albert Einstein faced reading challenges of his own. In the 1930s, our founder, John Forman, tapped the physicist to consult on Forman’s groundbreaking curriculum and join the Academic Board of Advisors. For decades, we’ve continued to innovate in learning and development, putting evidence-backed strategies to use for student growth.
Campus
A progressive, tranquil campus
Abounding with natural light, sustainable materials, and manicured greens, Forman’s campus is an open and stimulating setting where students can blossom into themselves.
Specialist facilities are everywhere: think a 9,000-square-foot Science Center with a rain garden and Robotics Lab; an Outdoor Education Center; modern fitness facilities, courts, and fields; a photography lab, complete with a dark room; and a fully-equipped 300-seat theater. Learning spaces are designed by leading architecture studios to maximize focus and accessibility.
Our Promise
Forman is committed to sustaining an inclusive environment that fosters a deeper understanding of differences in race, gender, sexual orientation, age, ethnicity, religion, socioeconomic status, geographical origin, physical ability, and family structure.
We believe society is bettered when we learn from and embrace those with different experiences and perspectives from our own. Our community values truth, respect, and kindness.
Applied Research
Need formal testing for your child's ADHD, dyslexia, or other learning differences?
"To me, the wilderness was really peaceful and refreshing, especially coming from a city. It helped me tone toward academics and my studies.”
Forman graduate
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