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Hillcrest School serves students with average or above average intelligence who also have learning differences and work best in a non-traditional classroom.
Teachers work hand-in-hand with students to set them up for success.
Where the maximum classroom size is limited to 10 to 12 students, teachers are able to focus on the needs of each individual learner.
Small class size with approximately 8:1 student to teacher
ratio
Individual attention for students with Attention Deficit
Disorder, dyselxia, or related language and learning disorders
Counseling for post secondary education for junior and senior
students
College counseling services as well as facilitation of
concurrent enrollment with Midland College for junior and senior
level students
Accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and
Schools/Council on Accreditation and School Improvement
(AdvancEd)
Multisensory teaching methods and individualized instruction
including organizational skills taught at every age level
Caring teachers who are certified, degreed and trained to work
with students who learn differently
Extracurricular activities including student council, dances,
and sports
Technology resources are utilized for both presentations, as
well as, self-paced learning including SmartBoards, laptops, iPads,
Apple TV, and computers with internet capability in each
classroom
In addition to core academic and enrichment classes, Take
Flight is offered for students with dyslexia.
Grades: PK-12 | 665 students2.3 miles 3500 W Wadley Ave Midland, TX 79707 (432) 697-3281
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School Reviews
5.00 out of 5(4 reviews)
53/12/2020
I attended Hillcrest School from 1st to 8th grade. At my previous school, I struggled to pay attention and to behave. I was quickly labeled a "problem child" and was frequently removed from class. I was soon diagnosed with ADHD and changed schools to Hillcrest. The smaller class size and careful attention paid to me as an individual made all the difference in the world. I was able to function in a class for the first time, the different approaches to learning really helped me get a grasp on more abstract concepts in Math and English courses. After 8th grade I moved to a college prep school, somewhere I never thought I would be. Hillcrest really changed my life for the better and I urge anyone with children who are struggling with ADHD, Dyslexia, or any other kind of learning difference to check it out! Betty and the rest of the faculty are wonderful and caring people who always put the children first. Hillcrest is a safe, welcoming and fun environment to be a kid.
- Posted by Student/Alumni - Spencer
51/25/2018
Our son has been at Hillcrest for 2 years, before coming to Hillcrest he was homeschooled for 2 + years sincein public school he fell through the cracks due to his dyslexia, ADD. He hated school because he was bulliedby his peers for not being able to read at grade level and he disliked the public school teachers he had because they were condescending, mean and didn't help him as he struggled with learning and did nothing to discipline the behavior of his peers. Since being at Hillcrest our son has gained confidence and enjoys school, he has made close friends and the teachers are kind, professional, and supportive, they make him feel like he can achieve anything he puts his mind to. We are very grateful to the Hillcrest School staff for making a difference in our son's life and helping him enjoy learning and for giving us the peace of mind that our sonis in a safe caring environment.
- Posted by Parent - hstruble
51/13/2017
We are thrilled with the experience we have had with a daughter at Hillcrest! They really focus on her individual needs and we have seen HUGE improvement! She loves school, she loves her teachers, and she is actually disappointed on weekends and holidays that she can't go to school. We can't say enough about what Hillcrest has done for her confidence!
- Posted by Parent - CWC
58/10/2013
My son graduated from Hillcrest School after 9 years. He attended public school in K-4 grade but moved to Hilcrest School in 5th.
Without Hillcrest School our lives would have been different, his path would have been different. He starts college in Austin, Tx in the fall. We are so very thankful for Hillcrest School and what they were able to provide.
- Posted by Parent - ahend
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