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Philips Academy is a community of learning unlike any other in Charlotte! Designed specifically for students requiring a life-centered approach to education, our program offers a unique combination of remediation, practical instruction and community-based application.
Philips Academy is a private non-profit school for students in
middle and high school with complex language, learning and/or
cognitive disabilities. Philips Academy believes that these
students thrive when given a purposeful education that prepares
them for all of the benefits and responsibilities of adulthood. Our
mission is to provide our students with the academic, occupational
and social skills needed to be self-reliant, confident and
contributing members of their communities.Philips Academy is a
community of learning unlike any other in Charlotte! Designed
specifically for students requiring a life-centered approach to
education, our program offers a unique combination of remediation,
practical instruction and community-based application.Following
North Carolina Course of Study guidelines, Philips Academy has
crafted a distinctive curriculum matching the individual needs of
our students. Serving Middle through High School grades, we offer a
long-term educational solution for students-not just a temporary
accommodation.To fulfill our mission, Philips Academy is dedicated
to hiring experienced and certified teachers, developing strong
community networks, and instilling confidence and competence
through daily experiences.
When is the application deadline for Philips Academy?
The application deadline for Philips Academy is Feb. 15 / Apr. 30 / rolling (applications are due on Feb. 15 / Apr. 30 but additional applications are reviewed year-round as space permits ).
In what neighborhood is Philips Academy located?
Philips Academy is located in the Providence Park neighborhood of Charlotte, NC.
Grades: K-12 | 84 students74.2 miles 815 Old Mill Road High Point, NC 27265 (336) 883-0992
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School Reviews
5.00 out of 5(5 reviews)
512/8/2017
Our son is THRIVING at Philip's Academy. He is so confident and happy and responsible and mature. He loves school! He loves his teachers and his peers. He has gained immeasurably. This is his third year attending Philip's Academy. It has been a life saver. Our family is so happy to be part of the Philip's Academy community.
- Posted by Parent - Nina W. S.
55/17/2016
This school has been terrific. The staff is wonderful with the perfect balance of kindness and authority. The children really care for each other. My child has made so many friends at Philips. The teachers are beyond amazing, they truly love what they do. There is no other place in Charlotte or the surrounding area like Philips, if this school fits your child's disability, please check it out. Our entire family is so glad we did.
- Posted by Parent - leebk
53/15/2013
Philips Academy has been a wonderful experience for our family. Our son would not be the young man that he is today if it was not for the support we have received from the staff at Philips Academy. The staff at Philips Academy are very supportive and they show each child special attention depending on their disability. The life skills approach has really helped my son learn many things that will help him succeed in life after attending Philips Academy. I definitely recommend you checking Philips Academy out and consider having your child attend. It is a very positive atmosphere that helps children with Learning Disabilities.
- Posted by Parent - kim
53/7/2013
Philips Academy has transformed my son from a discouraged, frustrated student into a positive and enthusiastic person who loves his school, his friends, and his teachers! This school changed our lives!
- Posted by Parent - thega
53/7/2013
My daughter went to Philips after attending public school. We are thrilled with the education she is receiving. It is far more appropriate for her educational level and what she will likely use in the future. I love that it is heavy on real, everyday math skills (time and money). I like that there is a large emphasis on vocational awareness, even at an early age. The kids have had special classes in Music Therapy, Golf, Yoga, Art, Theatre, Home Ec and various other areas. They purchase groceries and cook hot lunches forthemselves under the guidance of a teacher twice a month. We are extremely happy that we have found this program!
- Posted by Parent - gohee
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Michelle Obama Visits Philips Academy in Newark - TAPinto.net (2016)
First Lady Michelle Obama toured Philip's Academy to witness the progress the students have made. The students were eager to showcase their accomplishments in agriculture, while sharing in a nutritious meal from their "home grown" garden with the Fi ...
