The Allaire School

50 El Camino Drive, Corte Madera, CA, 94925-0949
At Allaire School, our goal is to teach children to compensate for their learning disabilities, to become independent learners, to be good citizens and to become productive, creative members of our society. Students must have average to above or gifted intelligence. The Allaire School provides a calm, caring, yet structured atmosphere which contributes to the students' ability to focus on tasks and to build independent learning skills. Students are taught "tricks" which help them compensate for their learning discrepancies. These techniques are based upon a psychoneurologic approach. Organizational and time management skills are learned, and computers are used to teach word processing and some math skills. The first change we observe is the child's sense of relief, that finally, teachers understand how they learn. As skill levels are mastered and independently used, their self esteem rises. Our students form a close knit group, supporting and encouraging each other with comradery and good sportsmanship.

School Overview:

The Allaire School
School Type Special Education School
Religious Affiliation Nonsectarian
Grades Offered Grades 4 - 8
Student Body
Total Students 12 students
Student Body Type Co-ed
% Students of Color 21% (CA School Avg.: 43%)
Students by Grade
 
Academics and Faculty
Total Classroom Teachers 4 teachers
Student : Teacher Ratio 3:1 (National school avg.: 13:1)

School Notes:

  • At Allaire School, our goal is to teach children to compensate for their learning disabilities, to become independent learners, to be good citizens and to become productive, creative members of our society. Students must have average to above or gifted intelligence. The Allaire School provides a calm, caring, yet structured atmosphere which contributes to the students' ability to focus on tasks and to build independent learning skills. Students are taught "tricks" which help them compensate for their learning discrepancies. These techniques are based upon a psychoneurologic approach. Organizational and time management skills are learned, and computers are used to teach word processing and some math skills. The first change we observe is the child's sense of relief, that finally, teachers understand how they learn. As skill levels are mastered and independently used, their self esteem rises. Our students form a close knit group, supporting and encouraging each other with comradery and good sportsmanship.

Nearby Schools:

The Allaire School
Gr. 4-8 | 0 mi. away
The Mountain School
Gr. PK-K | 0 mi. away
Corte Madera Montessori
Gr. PK-K | 0 mi. away
Marin Country Day School
Gr. K-8 | 0.7 mi. away
Marin Montessori School
Gr. PK-9 | 0.8 mi. away

View all schools in: Corte Madera, Marin County, Zip 94925

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