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Wolcott School is an exemplary college preparatory high school for students with learning differences, tailored to the strengths and aspirations of each student.
Employing best practices, our expert faculty is committed to helping each student achieve academically, communicate effectively, and grow socially as well as develop the self-awareness, confidence and resilience to thrive in college and beyond. As valued members of our intentionally diverse and close-knit community, Wolcott students cultivate their interests and talents and develop a sense of purpose and responsibility to themselves and others.
Wolcott School serves high school students of superior to average cognative abilities with learning differences who can contribute and flourish in our strength-based, collaborative community.
Our students often have a specific learning disability or an executive functioning challenge and have yet to reach their potential in traditional educational programs.
Our program is not designed to meet the needs of students with primary emotional or behavioral challenges.
There is significant tuition assistance available to qualified families. Families are encouraged to apply for assistance - our desire is to help you make Wolcott affordable.
Club or Organization: Anime, Astronomy Club, Bilingual Learning Buddies, Career and Community Leaders, Computer Programming, Dirty Worms Environmental Club, FCCLA: Family, Improv, Media Club, Robotics, Spoken Word Poetry Club, Vocal Music
Arts and Music Programs: Art Shows, Drama, FEA - Future Educators Association, Studio Art, Theater Arts, Vocal Music
Wolcott School offers a comprehensive college preparatory
curriculum specifically designed for the success of students with
learning differences. The curriculum is aligned with the Illinois
Learning Standards and Common Core, and meets and exceeds the
requirements of the State of Illinois and traditional public
schools. Graduation requirements include coursework in the
following disciplines: English, Foreign Language, Math, Social
Studies, Science, Physical Education and Wellness, Fine Arts,
Applied Arts, and Consumer Education. Students are expected
to meet Wolcott standards in other areas including: Service
Learning, Technology Proficiency, Cultural Proficiency, Green
Living, Personal Portfolio, Senior Capstone Project. In
addition, co-curricular programs are an integral component of the
Wolcott education, including sports, clubs, activities, and school
productions. Summer programs will be offered, including both
required and elective courses.
Wolcott College Prep's tuition is approximately $49,000 for private students.
What sports does Wolcott College Prep offer?
Wolcott College Prep offers 13 interscholastic sports: Baseball, Basketball, Cross Country, Dance, E-sports, Golf, Ice Hockey, Paddle Tennis, Sailing, Soccer, Tennis, Track and Field and Volleyball. Wolcott College Prep is ranked as one of the top 20% of private schools in Illinois for most sports offered.
Grades: 9-12 | 720 students11.9 miles 1209 West Ogden Avenue La Grange Park, IL 60526 (708) 354-0061
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School Reviews
55/12/2020
Wolcott is an extraordinary school with outstanding administers and faculty. My son transferred to Wolcott as a sophomore. He had been at a highly competitive school where the homework and stress level were off the charts. When he started at Wolcott, I had no idea what to expect. From the get go I recognized that the Wolcott experience fosters inquisitive and motivated learners. Every single person at the school was encouraging. They believe in their students and have a vested interest in their success. We are incredibly grateful.
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