Lincoln School - Grand Rapids

Lincoln School - Grand Rapids, part of Kent ISD, provides a highly supportive and inclusive learning environment tailored for students of all abilities. Serving a wide range of ages from preschool (ages 2-5) through high school (grades 9-12), the school focuses on empowering learners through high-quality educational and therapeutic options specifically designed to meet individual IEP goals and developmental needs.

The school offers a robust range of specialized therapies and evidence-based programs, including Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) for behavioral support, Orton-Gillingham for students with dyslexia, and comprehensive speech and language therapy. To foster independence and daily living skills, students have access to occupational therapy and dedicated social skills groups. For families seeking early intervention, the district also provides no-cost preschool programs through the Great Start Readiness Program.

Designed for personalized attention, the campus features low student-teacher ratios and specialized assistive technology to enhance the learning experience. The curriculum emphasizes vocational training and community integration to prepare students for a successful transition into adulthood. Additionally, summer programs are available to help students explore interests and develop new skills in a nurturing, structured setting.