| Address: | 475 Morgan Hwy, Scranton, PA 18508, USA |
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| Postal code: | 18508 |
| Phone: | (570) 341-4398 |
| Website: | https://www.allied-services.org/depaul-school-for-dyslexia/ |
My son was struggling from kindergarten threw first half of 1st grade, we were told to get him into this school as soon as possible by an amazing doctor who changed not only my life but my son's. Depaul has been amazing for us! My son now gets mad to miss school has been learning like a wiz the things they do for our children is a gift from God they are truly amazing I can't say enough! They helped me get my happy go lucky child back his confidence back. There cate and support for not only your child but you as a family! Also the principal got right back to my mommy crisis message asap we looked at school on a Wednesday and my son started following Monday! I have gone and been there for special occasions and seen the interaction between students and teachers and left with happy tears to know my son is not only getting the education he needs but cared for. ???? highly recommend is not even saying enough!
I'm a student here and I have to say, my parents sending me here was the best choice ever, this school is going to help you with academics and life. And the staff are amazing.
I would definitely recommend it.
As a former student i have to admit, it was by far one of the best school's i have ever attended and the staff and teachers are the best. Mrs.Richard And Mrs.Finkler were amazing; Yes, i have my hard spots but the school is very structured and the teachers are very understanding... they gave me the tools and curriage to go for my dreams and us my full potential...I know im sure to send my daughter (when shes old enough, if she has dyslexia) here and be at ease knowing my daughters in amazing hands and with teachers who actully care about the students and dont just look at it as its just anoyher child in the class room
I have 2 children in this wonderful school. We love it so much, such a blessing to our family. My daughter with dyslexia couldn't even read a simple word in 2nd grade in public school; within a couple months at dePaul she was reading and writing and understanding what she was reading and writing. We love dePaul Shool.