Questions careful parents ask
Straight answers. If something isn’t here, the conversation is the right place to ask it.
Where are you located?
Serving Central Texas. Contact us to schedule a visit and get directions.
Is this a real school?
Yes: real teachers, real structure, TEKS-aligned academics, and real progression. What it doesn’t have is a huge campus and a curriculum that can’t flex. We are building toward national accreditation with Cognia-aligned progress monitoring.
What about friends?
Small doesn’t mean solitary. Sankalp is a community, not a 1:1 tutoring hour. Friendships can be quieter, kinder, and less about performing a role.
Who actually teaches?
Sankalp’s teaching team delivers the day. Radhika Balasubramanian, School Administrator, is the person you’ll speak with first. Therapies are delivered in partnership with Abby’s Learning Center under Dr. Jessica Franco, with additional specialists for music and creative work.
Do you support non-speaking learners?
Yes. We use multi-modal communication and collaborate with families on what works best, including RPM-informed pathways where that’s the right fit.
Is this a therapy clinic?
No. This is a school day that includes therapy. Speech, OT, and ABA are integrated into everyday routines so practice is consistent—not a separate building your child has to “go to.”
How is progress tracked?
Individualized goals, regular family check-ins, and clear growth tracking aligned to Cognia quality standards. You’ll know what we’re working on, and why.
Is this one of those AI schools?
No. The day is built around nature, hands-on work, and people. Screens are tools, not the curriculum.
Who is Sankalp for?
Students who benefit from personalized academics, integrated therapy, and a calm known community—especially neurodiverse learners who have been asked to shrink themselves to fit a larger system.
How do families participate?
As partners. Planning, progress, and problem-solving happen with teachers and therapists—not after the fact.
What does it cost?
Tuition is discussed in the parent conversation, in the context of your child’s program. If you are exploring Texas Education Freedom Accounts (TEFA), we can talk through how that may apply for your family.
How do I enroll?
Start with a conversation—not a waitlist black hole. Both sides decide if it’s a fit. If you prefer to leave your details first, you can still join the interest list, and we’ll follow up.
Still wondering if this is your child?
That’s exactly what the conversation is for.