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Does your child need an alternative to public school?

Many children attending public schools perform well academically and are prepared for the transition into college. Others flounder because they need more individualized attention, structure, discipline, or more advanced curriculum... programs that help them succeed.
Boarding and private schools offer a greater variety of academic experiences than are available in most public schools. They provide an environment where students can grow academically, socially, physically, emotionally, and spiritually. Among the numerous elements and programs available are:
  • Smaller Class Size
  • Religious school environment
  • Specialized support for learning difference or ADHD
  • Enriched academics
  • Structured discipline of a military school
  • Auxiliary programs such as music, drama, art, dance, athletics, horseback riding, aviation, etc.
  • Programs for the talented and gifted
More than ever before, there are alternative schooling choices designed to meet the personal needs of every student. The challenge becomes not "Is there another educational option for our child?" but "How do we find the school that's right for our child?"
Educational consultants at Campus Selection help students and their parents or guardians choose the school and educational environment that best meets individual needs.

Whether your son or daughter is gifted or average, is an under-achiever, or is experiencing emotional or behavioral difficulties, Campus Selection can help place the child in the appropriate school setting.

Who uses the services of Campus Selection?

  • Students & Parents
  • Guardians
  • Judges & Law Enforcement Officials
  • Public Schools & Boarding Schools
  • Physicians, Psychiatrists & Psychologists
  • Human Service Agencies

Campus Selection assists in making the right choice of:

  • Boarding Schools
  • Military Schools
  • Private Day Schools
  • Vocational & Technical Schools
  • Secondary Schools
  • Residential Treatment Programs
Opinion Poll
Poll May 2006
If a child fails a class whom should administer the consequences?
Parents at home
The School
Both the parents and the school
None should be given, the failing grade is punishment enough
Votes : 206
Detailed Results


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