Bodine School is an independent special education school in Germantown, TN, dedicated to helping children with dyslexia and related reading differences read and succeed. Founded in 1972, the school serves grades 1 through 6 with a co-ed student body of 85 students. The institution focuses on early intervention for students who display unexpected difficulty learning to read, write, and spell, aiming to remediate these unique struggles while fostering the cognitive advantages often associated with the dyslexic mind.
The school utilizes the Orton-Gillingham approach, offering an individualized, multi-sensory, and research-based instructional method tailored to each student's needs. With 16 classroom teachers supporting a manageable class size, Bodine provides a structured environment designed to address learning differences, including ADD/ADHD support, alongside core academic programs. The curriculum is specifically crafted to build confidence and literacy skills for students with language-based learning differences.
Bodine School is nonsectarian and operates on a rolling admissions basis, with no specific deadline set for enrollment. Families interested in learning more about the school's programs, contacting admissions associate Lauren Malone, or exploring summer school options can reach the school directly at (901) 754-1800 or visit their website at bodineschool.org.