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Current company Springer School And Center
Primary and Secondary Education · 90 employees · Founded 1971 · Cincinnati, Ohio, United States
Springer School and Center empowers students who learn differently due to ADHD, dyslexia and executive function challenges. Springer serves the community through four distinct pillars: Springer Lower School and Middle School, Springer High School, Springer Diagnostic Center and Springer Learning Center. For more than fifty years, Springer Lower School and Middle School has empowered students with ADHD, dyslexia, and executive function challenges. Through a 6:1 student-teacher ratio and rigorous academics, including structured literacy instruction, students develop the skills and confidence they need to succeed in school and beyond. Springer High School is our region’s only high school designed for students with ADHD, dyslexia, and executive function challenges. Through classes of fifteen or fewer and rigorous academics, students develop the skills and confidence they need to succeed in college and beyond. Springer Learning Center provides free and low-cost programming for parents, caregivers and education professionals across the region to support children and teens who struggle with learning. Course topics include ADHD, dyslexia, executive function and structured literacy instruction. Springer Diagnostic Center specializes in comprehensive psychoeducational evaluations for students in grades K through 12. Backed by Springer\'s expertise in learning disabilities, our dedicated team partners with parents to provide thorough assessments and actionable insights setting children on the path to success. Additionally, Springer Diagnostic Center offers tutoring, occupational and speech-language therapies for students, K-12, regardless of what school they attend. Summer learning programs serve approximately 100 students annually.