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To learn more about what we are doing to insure the safety of our students, visit the Emergency Info page.
Our school was created to provide an exceptional educational opportunity for children with learning differences and ADHD. We encourage prospective families to begin the conversation about fall enrollment now. We are using virtual platforms so that each family can still get a sense of the school and begin the admissions process with our support.
Are we a good fit for your child? If you frequently hear comments such as “disruptive,” “frustrated,” “inflexible,” or “He/she needs smaller class sizes,” from your child’s teachers or therapists, they may be a good fit for Crosland’s curriculum and environment. We strive for a harmonious learning environment for all our students, and will work with you to ensure your child’s diagnosis, academic, and social needs are a good fit for all Crosland has to offer.
Crosland uses a rolling admissions policy, accepting applications all year for the following academic year. Depending on availability and students’ qualifications, students may be accepted mid-year for the current school year.
Our students with learning differences come from a diverse mix of racial, cultural, and financial backgrounds, and from both public and independent schools. Please feel free to contact me so that I can share our school with you.
Sincerely,
Portia M. York, Director of Advancement
Phone: 704.749.6709
Email: pyork@johncroslandschool.org
Office Hours: Monday – Friday 8:00-3:30
The following criteria are considered for joining the John Crosland School:
1 Diagnosis of a specific learning disability and/or ADHD
2 Diagnosis of high functioning ASD, if a diagnosis of a specific learning disability and/or ADHD is present
3 IQ results of average or higher
4 No primary behavioral or emotional diagnoses or disorders
An application for admission must be completely filled out, accompanied by a non-refundable processing fee.
For 3 days, applicants for grades (1-12) will participate in a classroom visit specific to their grade level. For Kindergarten, applications will participate in a classroom visit for 2 days.
All previous educational records must be submitted. Transcript release forms are included in the application packet and are to be sent directly to the child’s current school. Crosland reserves the right to request further testing if the admissions committee feels more information would be beneficial for the decision-making process.
If available, please submit any occupational, speech and language therapy evaluations.
Parents/Guardians of each applicant should schedule an appointment to learn about the school and tour the facility.
Each applicant is required to submit a psychological-educational evaluation completed within the last three years.
Current teachers of the prospective student must complete an evaluation form. Two evaluation forms, included in the application packet, are required from core subject teachers. The completed forms must be submitted directly from the prospective student’s school to The John Crosland School. These forms are not accepted by parents. If applying online, the forms will be sent directly through the online application portal.
This form must be filed with Crosland so we can request additional information from agencies working with your child.
We celebrate and embrace every child’s unique needs when it comes to education. We would love to speak with you more about your child and find out if the Crosland School is the right choice for you and your family!