Cambridge School

3 recommendations and reviews from 3 people

• Referral from May 4, 2015
  

  Decoding N. asked:

  Need help from NJ parents ... we received an email from a parent looking to move to a better school district in NJ and we are not sure what towns to suggest. Here is the email: "I am desperately looking for a school that understands dyslexic and has specialized programs for him. I have visited various private school and they have not accepted him since his IQ test came back low although he functions at a normal level. I am desperate. I have sold my house and need to move in 3 weeks. Do you know what towns in NJ has the best program for a child with dyslexia. I will consider public school if they have a program." Any suggestions?

  

  The S. replied:

  www.thecambridgeschool.org

  

  Regina R. replied:

  Bridge Academy and Cambridge School (both in the Trenton area: Lawrence Township and Pennington) are excellent. However, they are very expensive. To get your public school district to pay would require your child to fail in their district. You want someone who uses the Wilson Program or Orton-Gillingham. It is used at these schools, but some public schools as well. St. Gregory the Great Academy (Hamilton Square) uses it, but only through 4 th grade.

  

  Robin A. replied:

  I love the Cambridge school in Pennington, I has done great things for my child in her first year.

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