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Devoted to Academic Success
School faculty works collaboratively to develop an annual Student Support Plan for each student by identifying their specific strengths and weaknesses. Class placement, resources, and goals are determined based on the student’s profile to match their individual learning styles while employing resources that help that student achieve academic success. Modifications to the educational program may include changes in curriculum, supplemental materials or equipment, and the provision of specialized physical adaptations that fully allow students to participate in the educational environment.
English Language Arts
Small group instruction (maximum 12 students)
Wilson Language Program emphasizing a multi-sensory, repetitive, and systematic approach for acquiring sound-symbol correspondence, understanding syllable types, and blending skills
Decoding (reading) and encoding (spelling) taught simultaneously
Use of literature, newspaper, controlled text, and high interest text for direct instruction of comprehension skills
Writing and grammar development using texts, computer-delivered instruction, and structured supportive supplemental materials
Reading and writing goals integrated throughout the curriculum
Mathematics
Small group instruction (maximum 12 students)
Multi-sensory, systematic program with extensive use of manipulative and visual models
Emphasis on linking math skills with real-world applications
Language skills supported during math instruction
Science & Social Studies
Hands on, experiential approach
Creative instruction, including role-play, simulation, and projects with user-friendly text and instruction in how to use a textbook effectively
Language support in content area subjects
Opportunities for cooperative group learning with field trips to support in-class learning
Co-Curriculars
To support, enhance, and further develop the students’ gifts and talents.
All students receive instruction in:
Art
Life Management
Social Thinking
Physical Education
STEM
Co-Curricular classes run on a six-day rotation, with students receiving Physical Education twice each cycle.
Social Thinking
Michelle Garcia-Winner’s © program of excellence
Provides intensive, effective intervention to facilitate positive social interaction
Students learn to speak and act socially by “thinking socially”
Study Skills & Learning Strategies
Embedded in all classes
Learning styles: Learning how to learn
Memory and attention strategies
Organization, planning, and test taking skills
De LaSalle Academic Program Includes:
A full curriculum emphasizing both group and individualized instruction
Nurturing relationships between teachers and students, which foster academic growth and self-esteem
Age appropriate grouping
Supplemental materials and instructional approaches designed to match a variety of learning styles and needs
Technology integrated throughout the curriculum
High academic expectations
Therapeutic solutions to help students function at their optimum potential intellectually, academically, socially, and emotionally
We offer many extra-curricular activities outside of the regular school day!
Campus Facilities
• Playground • Athletic Field and Gymnasium • Spacious Classrooms Outfitted with Advanced Learning Technology • Technology Lab • Art Room • Library
Experience The De LaSalle Difference
Where being different is something we all have in common
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