Stratford Friends School provides a specialized educational environment for elementary and middle school students (Kindergarten–9th Grade) navigating language-based learning differences and ADD/ADHD. The school utilizes a structured, multisensory program specifically designed to build self-esteem, celebrate individual strengths, and foster essential self-advocacy skills in students with learning differences.
The school offers an intimate, caring atmosphere guided by Quaker principles, ensuring each student receives highly individualized attention. With an average class size of just 6 students and a faculty where 90% hold advanced degrees, the learning environment is deeply supportive and academically rigorous. The small student body of 81 allows for a close-knit community where students can thrive in a low-pressure, casual setting.
Stratford Friends School operates on a rolling admissions basis, providing flexibility for families seeking specialized placement. Tuition is approximately $43,550 for K-4th Grade and $49,280 for 5th-9th Grade. Beyond the academic year, the school also offers summer programming to support continued student growth.