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For more than 50 years, Lawrence School has delivered academic excellence to students with dyslexia, dysgraphia, dyscalculia, and executive function challenges. Often called learning disabilities, we prefer the term learning difference. Disability implies a person can't learn, but that's not true at all--our students simply learn differently!
Through small classes, evidence-based instruction, and a culture of empowerment, Lawrence learners close academic skill gaps and are prepared for success in college and beyond.
Lawrence School's K-12 curriculum and multisensory instructional approach is based on the well-known Orton-Gillingham philosophy. All lessons are presented using a combination of visual, tactile, auditory, and kinesthetic activities, making concepts easier to understand and retain.
Lawrence's on-site Ethan D. Schafer Center for Learning Differences serves as a comprehensive resource for all Northeast Ohio parents. The staff psychologists evaluate learning needs, offer resources, and direct families to appropriate services.
Club or Organization: Beta Club, Bowling, Cooking Club, Drama, Fishing, National Honor Society, Rock Climbing, Ski Club, Student Council
Arts and Music Programs: Art Club, Choir, Rock Band
Recreational Athletic Programs: Esports Club
School Notes
Students with dyslexia, dysgraphia, and dyscalculia are at
their best when their learning differences are understood and
accepted, when appropriate accommodations are available, and most
importantly, when their strengths as learners are defined,
affirmed, and cultivated.At Lawrence School, this is our way
of life--built on the foundation that school is a safe place for
students to engage in their own unique way.
Our faculty are engaged lifelong learners who areexperts
in learning differences.
Our programfeatures personalized
instruction,executive function coaching, encouragement of
self-advocacy, integrated assistive technology, frequent progress
monitoring, and an evidence-based multisensory curriculum.
Lawrence
School is widely considered to be among the best schools in the
United States for students who learn differently, because we know
great minds don't think alike!
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- Posted by Teacher - Amr_s
56/25/2013
Lawrence school has a very good support system. It is nearly impossible to fail. The teachers are very helpful. I was originally very behind accordance to old school when I entered but I was eventually able to catch up and excel in school. My goal was to eventually go back to a mainstream school and after three semesters I was able to start transitioning back. With the skills I learned I was able to take honors level courses and keep a B average at Shaker and I am looking forward to college and without Lawrence my academic success would have never been possible.
- Posted by Student/Alumni - super
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