971 N. Altadena Dr. |
By the Numbers
Established 1951 |
Grades Taught 1-12 |
Tuition $30,900 2015-16 |
Student/Teacher Ratio 6:1 |
Enrollment 100 |
Mission: The mission of the Frostig Center is to improve the lives of children with learning disabilities through an integrated program of primary research, profession development and consultation, and the Frostig School.
Frostig's curriculum is approved by the California Department of Education and is accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC).
Target Students: Students with learning disabilities and related learning problems including dyslexia, dysgraphia and dyscalculia, along with ADHD, ADD and high functioning autism.
Dyslexia Accommodation: Though the school specializes in learning difficulties no where on its website is are specific accommodations listed. Other support mentioned on the site include:
Teacher Training: The school indicates that teachers receive extensive training in learning disabilities though there are no details on the programs they are trained in.
Student Teacher Ratio: 6:1. A typical classroom may have as many as 12 students instructed by a teacher and instructional assistant.
Assistive Technology: There is no specific mention regarding assistive technology on the school website though it does specify that students have access to a computer lab.
Financial Support: The school has established a financial-aid fund. According to the site: "The fund is designed to assist with tuition support for a child with a documented financial need. Funding availability is dependent on grants we receive throughout the year."
Applications are managed by a third party (Financial Aid for School Tuition) Exactly how much is available or to how many students, is not known.
Target Students / Mission: 2/4
Dyslexia Accommodation: 2/4
Teacher Training: 3/4
Student Teacher Ratio: 3/4
Assistive Technology: 2/4
Financial Support: 2+/4
Based on information available at the school's website we have scored the school in six areas of importance to prospective parents and students.
1) Given the limitations of information available to us, the scores
may not accurately represent the school. School administrators or informed
parents and students are welcome to contact us with additional
information and we will update the scorecard accordingly.
2) Scoring is based on specific dyslexic student needs, not on an absolute scale of school quality.
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