Key School

At Key School, students are valued individuals with unique social, emotional, and learning needs. Key School’s integrated curricula, which fulfill the requirements for academic credit, are modified and enriched to accommodate each student’s unique learning styles. This approach is paired with individualized schedules meticulously designed to build upon the specific strengths, weaknesses, and academic goals of each student. We have created a school culture that surrounds students in a positive environment that is grounded in support. We believe children deserve encouragement from trusted mentors to guide them in making good decisions. Our dedicated staff directs all efforts toward the continuous improvement of all our students. Key School is devoted to helping children find their key to success.

$20,000/year

available

1:1 technology

To help students with learning differences develop strengths and reach their academic and social potential through small classes and individual tailored instruction.

Our students are equipped with the skills and strategies necessary to address their learning differences and to achieve their own level of academic confidence and future success.

Key School began in 1966 as a summer enrichment program for dyslexic students. Under the leadership of Mary Ann Key, Dr. John Richardson, and Scottish Rite Children's Hospital, Key School was established and soon gained a reputation of excellence and innovation in the dyslexic community. Key School now serves students in grades K-12 and equips them with the resources and tools needed to succeed academically, emotionally, and socially. Key School is now part of the larger, Key Center for Learning Differences which provides impactful community-based programs that address the needs of students, parents, and educators.