Summit School Announces Schedule for 2020-2021 Virtual Open Houses

Mon. 09/14/2020

To say COVID-19 has disrupted education is an understatement. Since closing schools to contain the COVID-19 pandemic, distance learning solutions were, and in many cases continue to be, the solution.

Grappling with the challenges of the educational landscape, we find ourselves functioning not only as parents, sibling conflict mediators, chief activity coordinators, IT troubleshooters, screen-time moderators, and at the same time juggle work with from home or another location.  The juggling and navigating required to do all these jobs is stressful and often frustrating.

Parents are gaining new insights into how their children learn.  If parents had any inkling that their child struggled in school, and if there were questions about how a child managed grade level expectations, parents have now had a front row seat to their child’s approach to schoolwork. They’ve seen their child’s difficulties first hand.  As a result, parents have questions about their child’s academic growth and the continuity of learning delivered by their schools.

As the last school year concluded and this one begins, do you notice your child:

• having trouble understanding concepts or not showing progress on material reviewed several times
• struggling to read fluently and comprehend material as compared to other children in the class
• having difficulty planning their day, locating the necessary items to do work and/or not turning in assignments
• experiencing different or more negative emotions surrounding schoolwork?

Now might be the time to consider different learning options. JOIN US – from the comfort of your home. You will:

• Discover how Summit students continued to learn in our Remote Learning environment while remaining engaged and connected to their school community.
• Learn about the options Summit families have to learn on-campus, in person or remotely. Our families select the learning option that works best for them.
• Understand the importance of testing and learn more about tutoring and other available resources in support of your child and their unique learning profile.
• Take a virtual tour of our campus and hear from current parents.

We hope to offer you support, suggestions, and options as we, parents and educators, navigate this time in children’s academic endeavors.

Open House Dates and RSVP Information:

• Thursday, October 22; 7-8 pm – Click to RSVP
• Saturday, November 14, 9-10 am – Click to RSVP
• Saturday, February 6; 9-10 am – Click to RSVP
• Thursday, February 25; 7-8 pm – Click to RSVP
• Thursday, March 11; 7-8 pm – Click to RSVP
• Saturday, April 24; 9-10 am – Click to RSVP

Staying safe is paramount, but learning is essential.  Please RSVP for one of the following Open House dates. All Open Houses are virtual, access information will be provided once RSVP is complete.

We look forward to talking with you soon.

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About The Summit School – The Summit School was founded to serve children, grades 1-8, with dyslexia and other learning differences. The Summit School has an incredible record of helping children become successful learners. The core of Summit’s program incorporates: highly trained teachers, evidence-based instruction, hands-on, multi-sensory learning environments and small class sizes. For more information about The Summit School and the resources offered through the Summit Resource Center please visit www.thesummitschool.org.