The King's Daughters' School of Maury County Tennessee
The King's Daughters' School of Maury County Tennessee
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Mission
The mission of The King's Daughters' School is to serve the educational and training needs of children and adults with developmental disabilities. The school strives to provide a high-quality program of personal development in a wholesome residential atmosphere aimed at allowing each person to reach his or her fullest potential as an independent and productive citizen.
About
Total lifestyle program - year round residential program for mentally handicapped teenagers, serving approximately 51 students ranging in age from 9 to 18.
