Jemicy School educates bright students struggling with dyslexia or other language-based learning differences by addressing both their intellectual strengths and their learning needs.
The School utilizes creative, multisensory, and research-based programs and techniques to develop reading, writing, spelling, and organization skills; promote a love of learning; and prepare students for the intellectual and social rigors of college and life.
Our faculty is trained in teaching methods certified by the International Dyslexia Association.
Through the use and integration of these teaching techniques, Jemicy teachers are able to tailor instruction to the learning needs of each student.
In addition, technology enhances each student's native problem-solving capability.
Jemicy students learn to understand and appreciate their unique learning style and become effective self-advocates.
Jemicy School is committed to fostering mutual respect among students, parents, faculty and staff.
We expect all to be partners in establishing and maintaining an atmosphere in which every individual is valued and respected.
Jemicy has two campuses, both in Owings Mills, located less
than 4 miles apart: Lower and Middle School Campus, on 22 acres in
Greenspring Valley Upper School Campus, on 57 acres in Caves Valley
region of Baltimore County Classes range from 2 to 12 students on
the Lower and Middle School Campus, and from 4 to 10 students on
the Upper School Campus. Jemicy offers a unique Upper School Prep
program, to qualifying students who need intensive remediation in
study skills and organization prior to entering high school. This
year-long program is offered on the Upper School Campus.
Decades ago private schools could have been accused of being elitist. You had to have money to attend. The student populations were fairly homogeneous. Fortunately that has changed.
The average private school tuition in Baltimore County, MD is $12,719 for elementary schools and $19,012 for high schools (read more about average private school tuition across the country).
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Jemicy School, which educates above-average to gifted college-bound students with dyslexia or other language-based learning ...
