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Founded in 1970, Learning Prep School is a non-profit, independent day school providing language-based programming for students grades 5-12.
Complex learning profiles of our students involve a primary language-based deficit such as a specific learning disability in reading/writing or language disorder.
Secondary diagnoses may include ADHD, anxiety, autism spectrum disorder (level 1) and executive functioning weakness.
Enrollment: Approximately 130 Grades: 5 -12 Ratios: Maximum class ratio of 8:1 Curriculum: Aligned with Massachusetts Frameworks/
Common Core School Year: 180-day school year, Monday- Friday
7:50 AM-2:20 PM, 3-week Summer Program Funding:
Accept publicly and privately funded families. The tuition rate is
determined annually by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
Grades: 1-12 | 26 students3.4 miles Campion Hall Rm. 197 Chestnut Hill, MA 02467 (617) 552-3223
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School Reviews
5.00 out of 5(3 reviews)
56/25/2020
I used to be a student @ L.P.S. back in 1973. I graduated from L.P.S. in the eighties. I would not be doing as well as I am today if it wasn't for the school. The staff at the school was great. If you attend this school, you are lucky. The school has changed since I left, but the staff is still focused on each student. There are no other school quite like L.P.S. Thanks for all the wonderful memories and friendships over the years. Go Panthers!!!
- Posted by Student/Alumni - Michelle G.
56/19/2020
This school is awesome. The staff is wonderful. Made many friends. Thanks for all your support today and always.
- Posted by Student/Alumni - Student
53/10/2018
I have been at Learning Prep for 5 years now and honestly there is know other school that I think would accommodate my need.Also the small class sizes really helps with teachers helping you to achieve you IEP goals. I Totally recommend this school Please Please give it a try it is totally worth it.
- Posted by Student/Alumni - Teddy G
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