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The Lowell School is a New York State approved and accredited not-for-profit coeducational non-public day school whose mission is to provide a structured, supportive learning environment for learning disabled students from elementary through high school age. The elementary/middle school is located in Whitestone, New York and the high school is located in Flushing, New York.
Lowell`s elementary/middle School program follows the New York
State curriculum guidelines at each grade level utilizing a
multi-sensory approach to learning throughout all curricular
areas. Modified materials and specialized instruction are
used to establish and build the concepts required. Core
subjects such as reading, mathematics, language arts, social
studies and science are taught at each grade level. Smart
Boards are utilized in each classroom to enhance instruction.
We use a structured sequential writing program to develop writing
skills at each grade level. iPads are available for each
student in order to support our writing program. Art, music,
family and consumer science, computer science and physical
education are integral parts of the curriculum. Our program
is enriched through field trips, on site professional
presentations, multi media materials and interactive
programs.The reading program is a significant part of The
Lowell School. Students who demonstrate considerable weakness
in reading are seen individually by our Reading Specialists to help
develop the essential skills needed for independent reading.
New students are assessed to determine the most effective reading
methodology. Strategies are then formulated to address each
student's specific learning style.The math program at The
Lowell School uses an incremental multi-sensory approach to build
math levels. Students who demonstrate significant math delays
attend individualized or small group weekly remedial math sessions
with our Math Specialist. In addition, the Math Specialist
works with students who have above average grade level skills to
provide enrichment.
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