Resource Guide
Schools
Charles Armstrong SchoolSchool for students with language-based learning difficulties. Grades 1-8Web:
www.charlesarmstrong.orgEmail:
ccochran@charlesarmstrong.orgPhone: (650)-592-7570
Address: 1405 Solana Drive, Belmont, CA 94002-3653
Charles Armstrong School is the San Francisco Bay Area’s independent elementary and middle school for students with language-based learning differences, such as dyslexia. Since 1968, CAS has helped thousands of students discover that learning can be a rewarding experience – by helping them gain the reading, writing, speaking and/or math skills that eluded them in traditional schools. CAS places major emphasis on helping students discover and develop their strengths.
Katherine Michiels SchoolSchool - Grades Pre-K through 5Web:
www.katherinemichielsschool.orgEmail:
kmsoffice@katherinemichielsschool.orgPhone: 415-821-1434
Address: 1335 Guerrero Street, San Francisco, CA 94110
KMS has provided progressive, multi-disciplinary, child-centered education to the San Francisco community since 1976. Our PreK through 5th grade program provides a respectful learning environment where children are honored for their learning differences and receive support through a Reggio-inspired philosophy. Our project-based curriculum and small size ensures that your child’s interests and unique needs will be met. By collaborating with parents and therapists, we ensure that we are delivering a consistent, high quality, learning experience.
Orinda AcademySchool – Grades 7 through 12Web:
www.orindaacademy.org Email:
admission@orindaacademy.org Phone: (925) 254-7553,
Address: 19 Altarinda Rd, Altarinda CA 94563
OA prides itself on the overall success of its students. The school creates triangular communication among students, parents and teachers for the common goal of students reaching their full potential in academic achievement and personal development. The environment is conducive to student achievement by emphasizing organization, time-management, and self-advocacy. Our teachers are skilled and open to working and supporting students with learning differences. Students who graduate from Orinda Academy are confident that they are academically prepared and personally ready for college.
Raskob Institute and Day SchoolSchool - Grades 3-8Web:
www.raskobinstitute.orgPhone: (510) 436-1275
Address: 3520 Mountain Blvd., Oakland, CA 94619
Raskob Institute and Day School is a co-educational school for students from diverse cultural and economic backgrounds with language-based learning disabilities. Raskob seeks to recognize and nurture the talents and strengths of each student while remediating areas of academic weakness through individualized curriculums and multi-sensory teaching approaches. Raskob’s safe and nurturing environment fosters the academic and social growth of each child. By participating in Raskob’s program, students experience success and recognize themselves as learners.
The New High School Project Independent, Non-Profit High School Web:
www.thenewhighschoolproject.orgEmail:
info@thenewhighschoolproject.org Phone: (831) 394-8004
Address: 2511 Numa Watson Road
Seaside CA, 93955
The New High School Project (TNHSP) is a complete rethinking of the high school experience. We serve bright, hard-working students who may have struggled in a traditional education setting. Our academic program features an innovative structure, well-designed curriculum, project-based learning, field experiences, and rich array of technology. TNHSP’s unique combination of conceptual rigor, diagnostic instruction, and necessary support empowers students to discover their true potential.
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