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Midwest Academy is an independent school in Carmel, Indiana, serving over 95 students in grades 4-12 in need of a more hands-on, experiential learning environment.
We provide a progressive educational environment for students with learning differences, fostering academic achievement, self-acceptance, personal growth, and individual accountability.
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School Notes
Our students are intelligent young people who have found it
difficult to thrive in a traditional schooling environment. Many of
our students struggle with complex learning situations stemming
from language/sensory processing differences or social skill
challenges. They need a small class size, more individualized
attention, and accommodations that a smaller environment
provides.
Populations served generally include, but are not limited to,
students diagnosed with ADD/ADHD, high-functioning autism, school
anxiety, various learning disabilities, and those students with
neuro-typical traits whose learning styles benefit from a smaller
classroom environment.
Some of our students simply have a desire to learn in a more
personal environment with a progressive curriculum that is
student-centered, vigorous and yet not driven by state testing
requirements.
Please visit our mymwa.org to
learn more about us.
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