Toronto private school serves kids with learning disabilities
September 30th, 2008From the [Toronto] Globe & Mail:
Parents of kids with learning disabilities are turning to independent schools like Toronto’s Arrowsmith School, which has affiliates across Canada and the U.S. The school uses targeted exercises to stimulate specific parts of the brain, with students working on specific skills for at least half of their school day.
The cost per student is about $19,000 a year for full-time studies at the Toronto campus, which serves about 60 pupils. Students usually attend the school for three years and then return to regular classrooms.
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