The Lake and Park School is a prekindergarten through 5th-grade independent school in Seattle, WA that offers dedicated Learning Difference Programs for students with learning disabilities and other learning differences. With an average class size of just 10 students and 8 classroom teachers, the school provides individualized attention within a supportive, intimate setting designed to meet diverse learning needs.
The curriculum integrates thematic, project-based learning with explicit instruction in foundational skills. The school emphasizes language arts through world language study, poetry, drama, and English language word study. The arts and sciences are woven throughout daily learning, with a strong commitment to physical fitness, outdoor exploration, and play-based learning—especially in the early years. This comprehensive approach helps students with learning differences develop both academic competency and confidence in their abilities.
Tuition is approximately $15,000 per year with an activity fee of around $600. The school admits students on a rolling basis with a January 12 deadline, and offers financial aid to 20% of families, with an average grant of $3,000. For more information or to discuss whether The Lake and Park School is right for your child, contact Admissions Director Eileen Hynes at (206) 721-3480 or visit lakeandparkschool.org.