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Schenck School addresses the educational needs and develop the rich potential of students with dyslexia.
The School strives to do this by offering an intense, full academic program designed to teach specific skills and strategies that will help our students overcome their difficulties in reading and written expression.
The school trains students to overcome individual learning differences and enables students to return to regular academic programs.
Grades: 4-12 | 257 students9.4 miles 700 Grimes Bridge Road Roswell, GA 30075 (770) 641-8688
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School Reviews
59/9/2014
As a former parent at The Schenck School, I can honestly say that the two years my children spent at Schenck did more for their education than any years before or since. They graduated with honors from a well-known prep school and are attending excellent colleges now. As dyslexic students, they will always have to work a little harder, but they''ve achieved all that their classmates have and more. They are lovely individuals. Thank you Schenck!
- Posted by Parent - bstre
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Schenck School marks 60 years (2019)
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