The Piedmont School
Specialty School
Why pick this one
The Piedmont School provides individualized K-12 education for students with ADHD and language-based learning disorders, with 6:1 K-8 class ratios.
Best for
- K-12 students with ADHD
- students with dyslexia, dysgraphia, or dyscalculia
- students needing individualized literacy, writing, and math instruction
- students who benefit from multisensory and project-based learning
- families seeking a specialized school in High Point
Look elsewhere if
- students whose behavioral or social-emotional difficulties significantly impact academic progress
- students outside the average-to-above-average cognitive ability range
Specialties
- education for students with ADHD
- education for students with dyslexia
- education for students with dysgraphia
- education for students with dyscalculia
- support for language-based learning disorders
- multisensory literacy and math instruction
Certifications
- Southern Association of Independent Schools accreditation
- Southern Association of Colleges and Schools accreditation
- National Association of Independent Schools membership
- Association of Learning Disability Schools membership
- North Carolina Association of Independent Schools membership
- North Carolina International Dyslexia Association membership
- Learning Disabilities Association of North Carolina membership
What makes them different
- 6:1 class ratio in kindergarten through 8th grade
- 10:1 class ratio in grades 9 through 12
- Individual student programs based on formal and informal educational assessments
- K-12 programming through The Piedmont School and John Yowell Academy
- 43 years of education experience since the school's 1982 founding
- Years in business
- 43
- Serves
- High Point
Distilled from this business's own website.
Contact & Location
- Address
- 815 Old Mill Rd, High Point, NC 27265
- Phone
- +13368830992
- Website
- http://www.thepiedmontschool.com
Services
- K-12 academic education
- individualized instruction
- educational assessment and progress monitoring
- social-emotional and academic counseling
- arts, athletics, and extracurricular activities
- summer enrichment programs
- educator professional development workshops