A Letter from the Executive Director

 
Dear Families,
 
Welcome to Anna’s House School! Here, we are not just educators; we are passionate advocates for your child's academic journey. Nestled within the secure campus of Virginia’s School for the Deaf and the Blind, Anna’s House stands as a beacon of academic excellence and unwavering dedication.
 
​Despite the unforeseen challenges presented by the pandemic, Anna’s House emerged as a testament to resilience and innovation. When faced with uncertainty, our team of visionary educators refused to let our children’s education falter. In a remarkable feat of determination, we transformed adversity into opportunity, crafting a nurturing environment that not only educates but also cares for our students, every single day.
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Our curriculum, enriched with project-based learning, Spanish, Chapel, and a vibrant array of arts and music programs, is designed to ignite curiosity and inspire lifelong learning.
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As we look to the future, we envision a community where every child thrives academically, socially, and emotionally. With your partnership, we are confident that Anna’s House School will continue to be a beacon of hope and opportunity for families in the Staunton, Augusta, and Waynesboro areas.

Together, let us embark on this journey of discovery, growth, and boundless possibilities. Welcome to Anna’s House School, where every child’s potential is nurtured, cherished, and celebrated.

"In an ideal world, children and adults should always be learning and growing.  In the course of opening Anna's House, I have found myself learning more than I ever imagined.  We need to respect the process of learning in all individuals and model this to our children if we are going to change the world.  We joy in doing this here at Anna's House!"     Christi Crittenden

What Makes Us Different:

Project-Based Learning

Students will acquire a deeper knowledge through active exploration of real-world challenges and problems.

Individualized Instruction

 10:1  student- teacher ratio at the most. Class sizes are often smaller.  Personal learning is tailored education to meet the different needs of individual students to help them grow.

Extra-Curricular Classes

These activities increase positive self-development and include music, art, Spanish, and a range of other programs.

Board Members
Christi Crittenden, Virginia
Brian Friedhoff, Washington D.C.
Caroline Jones, Florida
Tom Crittenden, Illinois
Alison Denbigh, Virginia
Julie Farmer, Alabama
Conde Crittenden, Virginia