TNC CAMPUS (TEXAS NEUROREHABILITATION CENTER)

The Texas NeuroRehabilitation Center (TNC) Campus, operated under the University of Texas (UT) Charter School system, is a specialized educational facility located in South Austin. The school is uniquely designed to provide academic instruction to students who are receiving inpatient or residential treatment at the Texas NeuroRehabilitation Center. Because it is part of the UT Charter School District—which is specifically chartered to serve students in state-supported living centers, residential treatment centers, and juvenile justice facilities—the campus focuses on maintaining educational continuity for students whose medical or behavioral health needs require them to live on-site.

The program is structured to integrate seamlessly with the clinical and therapeutic goals of the TNC facility. By utilizing a flexible, individualized curriculum, the school ensures that students do not fall behind in their academic progress while undergoing treatment. The teachers at this campus are experienced in working with students facing complex neurobehavioral challenges, providing a supportive classroom environment that balances academic rigor with the emotional and rehabilitative needs of each student. Through its affiliation with the University of Texas, the campus emphasizes high educational standards within a highly specialized, clinical setting.