Welcome to Vianney! Registration for the 2026-2027 School Year and 2026 ASD AFTER SCHOOL & WEEKEND PROGRAMS is OPEN
A small school making a big difference.
Vianney Academy is a registered private school (JK to Grade 8) in Mississauga for children who learn differently — autism, dyslexia, ADHD, giftedness and more — with an alternative high school day program for Grades 9 to 12. Small classes, therapy woven into the school day, and a team that knows every child by name.
Every child learns. We meet them where they are.
Small classes, individual plans
Each student gets a plan built around how they learn — academic, social and emotional goals together.
Therapy woven into the day
Neurodevelopment through movement, literacy intervention and therapeutic supports happen at school — no extra drives.
A calm place to belong
Visitors notice it first: a calm, friendly school where students feel safe enough to try, and staff who smile.
2026–2027 availability
Spaces are limited so every class stays small.
To apply, email admin.vianney@gmail.com. Need help with tuition? Financial aid is available through Vianney Community Works, thanks to our donors.
School, therapy and support under one roof
Your gift keeps our doors open to every child.
Tuition doesn’t cover everything a child needs. Donations fund financial aid for families, specialized equipment and staff training — so no family is turned away for cost alone.
Programs open for registration
ASD Weekend Program
Saturdays and Sundays, 9 a.m.–3 p.m. Small groups (4:1 ratio) for ages 4 to 18+, with 1:1 and 2:1 support available. Reading, math, movement, fine motor skills and play.
ASD Winter Camp
Holiday camp for ages 4 to 12 at the Liruma Road campus. December 21–23 and 28–30, 2026, 9 a.m.–3 p.m. Math, English, arts and crafts, fun in the snow and games.
What parents tell us
“Karen has done much more than just help our son, she has provided us with peace.”
“My son loves to come here to see Karen. Thank you!”
Started for one student. Built for every family.
Founder Karen Uschold started Vianney after meeting a teenage boy with a learning disability whom the public system couldn’t support. She had already spent years developing ways to teach her own children through dyslexia and autism.
Fifteen years later, Vianney serves 70 students across two campuses, plus online learners across Ontario. Next: a head office, a third school, and programs that support autistic young adults into work.
