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Armstrong is the West Coast leader in teaching students with dyslexia in grades 2-8. Our research-based, time-tested approach is multi-sensory and experiential to meet students with dyslexia where they are, help them understand how they learn best, leverage their strengths, and develop the confidence to thrive in school and beyond.
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“Armstrong has been transformational. My child has both excelled academically and grown socially and emotionally in this unique program.”
-Current Armstrong Parent
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“Armstrong has been transformational. My child has both excelled academically and grown socially and emotionally in this unique program.”
-Current Armstrong Parent
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On behalf of every child whose life has been changed by attending Armstrong,
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Admissions

Visit Armstrong

Visit our 4.5-acre campus to see our students and faculty in action during a 45-minute tour of our classrooms, specialty programs, and outdoor spaces. You will learn about Armstrong’s unique approach to serving students with dyslexia while hearing from current parents and guardians about their Armstrong experiences.

Virtual Information Sessions: 5 - 6pm

Dates:

September 30th
October 21st
December 2nd
February 10th
March 10th

You will learn WHO we teach – the profile of an Armstrong student; WHAT we teach – what our academic program includes and HOW we teach – a bit about the methodologies we use to teach students with language-based learning differences.

The evening program is designed for adults and is presented by Armstrong faculty. Admissions staff will be available to answer your admissions questions.