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I thought this school would be the light we needed for my daughter, and yes they have gotten her to read much better. But going into her 3rd year at Lewis. They were still leaving her at the same level and did not move her up till we insisted. In the lower levels she was bord and they still insisted they were right. At 30 gran a year, I really think this was a dissevice to my child.
As a parent with 3 kids I have been through the ups and downs of public and private schools. This school has helped my child with learning differences succeed but only succeed to a Lewis School standard. When my child re-entered his regular school district going into high school I found that he was extremely unprepared.
The school's curriculum is fantastic and has already significantly helped our dyslexic child in just the first half of the school year. The teachers are caring, knowledgeable, and fair. As important, there are MANY extra curricular activities for the children including art, music, sports (soccer, basketball, cross country, swimming, etc). These extra curricular activities help round out these wonderful children and give them a sense of accomplishment and being part of a team. Our experience has resulted in an academically stronger, emotionally stronger, and happier child.
The Lewis School is the best place for educating learning different students. The 30 year history of educational programs they implement stands on its own.
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