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Assets School serves gifted and capable students, specializing in those with dyslexia and other language-based learning differences. We provide a strength-based program, complemented by outreach and training, that empowers students to become effective learners and confident self-advocates. Because great minds don't think or learn alike!.
Sixty-two years ago, and still today, Assets recognizes the
need for bright children who "don`t fit in." Assets embraces their
differences in education and as a student disrupter, offering a
holistic, strengths-based learning environment focused on the
individual child.
Today, some schools are trying to catch up. But we`ve been
doing it all along - providing student-centric, place-and
project-based learning building on the student`s individual
strengths. And we`re still moving ahead, doing more and doing
it better, finding new, innovative ways to engage students and
create life-long learners.
Assets is what school should be:
-a place where every child learns differently and those
differences are celebrated,
-a place where personalized learning is a reality, not a
slogan, where strengths-based curriculum brings out a child`s
natural curiosity and interest in learning,
-a place where students with great minds who think
differently find joy, belonging, and develop their talents to
benefit society in previously unimagined ways,
-a place where students are accepted and affirmed, both
as learners and individuals, where the whole student matters -
academic, social, and emotional development are valued
equally.
Assets is the only school of its kind in the Pacific, and one
of just a handful around the world.
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