The Lattice School at Lyndon Academy

The Lattice School at Lyndon Academy is a specialized school dedicated to empowering neurodivergent students in grades 2 through 8. The program is specifically designed for students who require additional support to thrive, with a particular focus on those with autism spectrum disorders and various learning differences. By prioritizing individualized education, the school tailors its approach to meet each student's unique academic and developmental challenges.

The school employs a holistic, therapeutic approach that integrates academic rigor with essential life skills training and supportive therapies. Small class sizes are a cornerstone of the learning environment, ensuring that students receive the personalized attention and developmental support necessary for both academic achievement and social-emotional growth. The curriculum is designed to address specific IEP needs through a blend of specialized instruction and therapeutic methodologies.

A unique feature of The Lattice School is its integration with the broader Lyndon Academy community. Students participate in shared lunch, recess, and elective classes alongside their peers, providing a seamless blend of specialized education and traditional school experiences. This inclusive model allows students to engage in diverse extracurricular activities, including arts and sports programs, fostering personal growth and social connection in a nurturing setting.