Accelerated Schools is a private non-profit school. Mission Statement: Accelerated Schools of Overland Park works with students and their families to provide a unique learning environment that maximizes individual success.
Parents turn to ASOP to help their student overcome challenges and succeed academically..
We are focused on being a compassionate school with a positive Growth Mindset approach to help students take ownership of their learning by setting attainable goals and celebrating accomplishments.
All courses include supplemental or enrichment materials so students can experience continuous challenge and success.
We provide effective learning environments where students learn through individualized plans while mastering required curriculum areas.
Please call to request information on our fees. Tuition is paid at the time of enrollment or a payment plan can be arranged.
Admissions Director
Jane Curran
School Notes
Accelerated Schools of Overland Park is a private, non-profit
school accredited by the State of Kansas and Cognia a branch
ofNorth Central Association. Educational services have been
provided in the greater Kansas City area for over 45 years. We are
committed to continuing our long tradition as a school dedicated to
helping students overcome their challenges and experience
success.
Parents chose the Accelerated Schools for their student for
many reasons: gifted and talented opportunities; learning success;
motivation; executive function skills and study skills; and
emotional, social or mental health issues.
When it comes to choosing a private school, there are so many choices to consider that the project can be a huge challenge to most of us. We offer some help and advice to help you get started.
The average private school tuition in Johnson County, KS is $9,517 for elementary schools and $12,229 for high schools (read more about average private school tuition across the country).
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