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Welcome to Benedictine

"The children and adults at Benedictine are accepted and valued for
who they are and who they can become, not who they might have been."
~ Sister Jeannette Murray, O.S.B., Director

Benedictine Students

Experience a sense of this special place for special people: individuals with developmental disabilities from pre-schoolers to senior citizens. Our full range of techniques and treatments work with a team of dedicated, caring professionals in a loving environment. It's a combination that is unique in the world. In fact, many of our parents like to think of Benedictine as "a prep school for life's challenges." As you browse our site, you will get an idea of what happens here, how you can help Benedictine and how Benedictine can change your life.

Please scroll down to see highlights of "What's New" on our web site!

The Executive Director of Benedictine Programs and Services is Sister Jeannette Murray, O.S.B.
Read Sister Jeannette's profile.

Watch our award-winning Video,
“The Road to Benedictine: Bringing Dreams to Life”

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Benedictine Foundation fan page on Facebook CLICK HERE to open our Benedictine Foundation Fan Page on Facebook ®.

What's New:
"NEWS" Page - Benedictine Training Sessions in May, Spring Benefit followup, and the Photography Club's show at the Chestertown Art League
"SPRING BENEFIT" Page - Photos and details of our spectacular evening by the river in Cambridge CLICK HERE
"EVENTS" Page - Dates set for our Open House, Chrome City Ride and Golf Tournament
"WORKING," "INDEPENDENCE," and "VOCATIONAL" Pages - May/June Open Community Newsletter, with special article about Sister Mary Agnes (PDF) CLICK HERE


Benedictine School for Exceptional Children: Educational, residential and day services for children and adults with developmental disabilities, ages 5 through 60. School programs include: functional academics; speech therapy; psychological, psychiatric, social work, counseling and case management; assistive technology; physical and occupational therapy; vocational and transitional services; and intensive collaborative programs designed for students within the Autism Spectrum. The Open Community Program operates 28 state-licensed group homes for adults throughout Maryland and Delaware. Benedictine is a fully approved, non-sectarian service provider caring for individuals with special needs without regard to racial, ethnic, or religious background, located on Maryland's Eastern Shore.

Benedictine Programs and Services | 14299 Benedictine Lane | Ridgely, MD 21660 | Tel: 410-634-2112 | FAX: 410-634-2640 |