Learning Centers

• Students who want to learn organizational and time management skills.
• Students who want to develop a deeper understanding of how they learn in order to reach their academic potential.
• Students who would like to build their confidence as a learner.
• Students who have questions about how strategies support their individual learning needs. 
• Teachers who want to collaborate with students and Learning Specialists to employ evidence-based instructional methodologies and learn together about how to optimize student achievement. 

For specific questions regarding your child's eligibility or accommodations, please contact the Teaching & Learning Specialist for your school. 

Accommodations provided through the Learning Center are reasonable and appropriate as outlined by the Americans with Disabilities Act. The list below outlines general accommodations provided within the Lower, Middle, and Upper Schools. All accommodations may not be appropriate for all students based on their development, diagnosis, or individual needs, so it is important to work closely with your child's Teaching and Learning Specialist to create an Accommodation Plan.

Reasonable and appropriate accommodation refers to the provision of conditions and equipment that provide students with disabilities with a reasonable opportunity to participate equitably in the academic environment, unless the provision would cause undue burden to the school. Appropriate accommodations may be coordinated with cooperating teachers, students, and families through the Learning Center to meet the individual needs of each student with an appropriately documented disability. 

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