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Thank you for your interest in The Schenck School. We look forward to working with you and your family throughout the admissions process.
Dyslexia is a language-based learning difference. It affects the organization in the brain that controls the ability to process the way language is...
While at The Schenck School, students learn to advocate for themselves and to celebrate their dyslexia. They view themselves as smart, independent learners capable of great things.
Remember that Summer Reading submissions are due to the Media Specialists no later than Friday, August 16, in order for your child to be eligible for a reward. For grade-specific details, please refer to the Summer Reading page of the School website.
Remember that full school days begin for first through sixth grades on Monday, August 19. Kindergarten has noon dismissal for one more week. Study Lab starts Monday, August 19.
The first House Assembly is on Friday, August 23 and will include a sorting ceremony for new Schenck School students. Students should wear a Schenck School t-shirt or their house shirt from last year if it still fits. All students will receive a new house t-shirt after the first House Assembly.
Mark your calendar to join Head of School Josh Clark in the Courtyard for coffee. These gatherings are a great way to get to know Josh and other parents in a casual setting.
Back by popular demand! Join Head of School Josh Clark and Director of Community Engagement Ellen Hill on Tuesday, September 10, from 6:30 - 8:00 p.m., for a lively and informative presentation on dyslexia.
Fifth and sixth grade parents only, please plan to attend an important outplacement meeting. Director of Outplacement Janet Street will present important information about the outplacement process, application requirements including the SSAT, and what your next steps should be.