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Chelsea School educates promising students with specific language-based learning differences in a rigorous, individualized college preparatory environment to become lifelong, independent learner.
Chelsea School is a non-profit, non-public school for students
withlearning differences. Chelsea School is located
inHyattsville, MD, and serves students from the DC Metro
Area.Our studentsare middle school and high school
students (grades 5-12) with language-based learning differences and
ADD/ADHD.Our faculty and staffincludes dedicated teachers who
are certified in special education and/or their specific content
area.Our curriculumis designed to prepare students for
the rigors of college-level courses and includes small group
instruction, and remedial tutorials, as well as access to
speech-language therapy, occupational therapy and counseling.
Chelsea School is exceptionally good and successful in its education of LD students, especially those with dyslexia and ADHD. The administration & teachings staff are dedicated, patient, creative, and supportive of students & parents. Students evolve into self-confident, capable individuals who college-ready if they so chose that path. Extracurricular activities are diverse and interesting, with a history of success in its sports programs, & annually students are recognized for their academic & extracurricular success. Chelsea is without a doubt a remarkable school with a positive learning environment & proven success.
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