The Centerpoint school is a comprehensive psychological program within the residential setting. The school is administered by the State Department of Education, Educational Services in Institutional Settings, and is classified and approved under Chapter 766 as a 502.41 program. Course work is approved by the sending school system.

The curriculum is flexible and individualized to each student's needs. The academic levels of Centerpoint residents ranges from early elementary to early college and each resident's curriculum is adapted to his specific learning needs. Every student receives psycho-neurological testing as part of a comprehensive educational assessment. A student's interests, learning style, skill level and specific learning and emotional disabilities are addressed in planning his course of study. The clinical, residential and educational staff work jointly with the family and the resident to develop a Program Specific Treatment Plan that will best address the student's needs and ensure his successful participation in the school program.

The Centerpoint school program is based upon a traditional school program. School is in session Monday through Friday from 9:00am to 2:50pm . Math, English, Science, and Social Studies are offered, as well elective courses that may include current events, reading enrichment or computer class. Residents receive credits toward a high school diploma for work completed while at Centerpoint by the school system where the resident lives, including credit for active participation in the Summer Program.