Anonymous
09/19/2018 18:39
Subject: Solid private school for boy with SN in PG county/near College Park??
Chelsea is in Hyattsville now
Anonymous
09/19/2018 18:05
Subject: Re:Solid private school for boy with SN in PG county/near College Park??
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Bumping this thread. I live in PG county but am willing to travel. Looking for small class size with strong academics. Any suggestions? Success stories? Thanks
What grade and any particular issues/diagnosis?
Kindergarten for a child with a phonological disorder diagnosis.
Not sure if LEAP takes entering 5 year olds, but it's worth a try: http://hespclinic.umd.edu/about-leap.html
It’s a preschool, so if op is thinking of delaying k a year, but I suspect that the kid has already started k.
Try the summit school in edgewater, md.
Anonymous
09/19/2018 16:16
Subject: Re:Solid private school for boy with SN in PG county/near College Park??
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Bumping this thread. I live in PG county but am willing to travel. Looking for small class size with strong academics. Any suggestions? Success stories? Thanks
What grade and any particular issues/diagnosis?
Kindergarten for a child with a phonological disorder diagnosis.
Not sure if LEAP takes entering 5 year olds, but it's worth a try: http://hespclinic.umd.edu/about-leap.html
Anonymous
09/19/2018 15:47
Subject: Re:Solid private school for boy with SN in PG county/near College Park??
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Bumping this thread. I live in PG county but am willing to travel. Looking for small class size with strong academics. Any suggestions? Success stories? Thanks
What grade and any particular issues/diagnosis?
Kindergarten for a child with a phonological disorder diagnosis.
Anonymous
09/19/2018 10:34
Subject: Re:Solid private school for boy with SN in PG county/near College Park??
Anonymous wrote:Bumping this thread. I live in PG county but am willing to travel. Looking for small class size with strong academics. Any suggestions? Success stories? Thanks
What grade and any particular issues/diagnosis?