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Welcome to Center School

Celebrating 35 Years of Academic Excellence!
 
Center School has over thirty-five years of successfully supporting students diagnosed with dyslexia, dyscalculia, dysgraphia, ADHD, auditory processing disorder, executive function disorder,
or a language-based learning disability in grades 1-8. 

What's Happening at Center School

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Community Yard Sale

Do you have treasures that need to find a new home? Join our community yard sale! We are excited to partner with Rep. Guenst for this community event.
Academic and Curriculum Lead

We are hiring!

Center School is seeking an Academic and Curriculum Lead to showcase its educational excellence the local community and beyond.
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Dyslexia Simulation

Provided by the Pennsylvania Branch of The International Dyslexia Association (PBIDA), this simulation will provide insight into dyslexia and how it feels to be dyslexic.
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Dyslexia Explained

Dyslexia primarily affects the way individuals process language, especially in relation to decoding and recognizing written words. Center School specializes in supporting children with dyslexia.
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What is Dyslexia?

Dyslexia is a lifelong condition, although, with the appropriate support and education, people with dyslexia can learn to read and write well and experience great success.
Student Garry working on schoolwork in class.

Impacting Lives Every Day

"Center School has made such an impact not only on our lives but on Garry’s too." Connecting with our families and learning about their journey is integral to Center School’s legacy.

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At A Glance

  • wisdom
    Our teachers have
    150
    years of collective experience.
  • innovation
    75%
    of faculty have advanced degrees.
  • growth
    Students obtain an average of two years of growth in one year.
  • certified
    100%
    of our reading teachers are certified in Wilson Reading and/or Orton Gillingham.