Centreville Layton School

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Centreville Layton School
Address
6201 Kennett Pike Centreville, Delaware 19807 United States
Coordinates	39°49′48″N 75°37′26″W / 39.8300°N 75.6240°W / 39.8300; -75.6240
Information
Established	1974 (50 years ago) (1974)
CEEB code	080122
Head of school	Richard Taubar
Faculty	38
Grades	PK-12 & Post-High School Graduate Program
Enrollment	109 (2022)
Color(s)	Silver and blue
Mascot	Gryphon
Tuition	K-8th Grade $29,800, 9th-12th Grade: $31,800
Website	centrevillelayton.org

Centreville Layton School is a private Delaware school for children with diverse learning styles. Centreville Layton School offers a robust educational and cultural experience for students who learn differently. The program identifies academic and social needs of the individual and provides a curriculum that focuses on problem solving and critical thinking. ^{[citation needed]}

History

Centreville Layton School is the result of the merger between Centreville School (est. 1974) and Layton Preparatory School.^{[citation needed]}

Admission

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Centreville Layton School students may face challenges in one or more of the following areas:

• Language processing difficulties
• Dyslexia
• Difficulties with spelling, reading, writing, and math
• Fine and gross motor skill delays
• Executive functioning disorder
• Social skills
• Anxiety
• Receptive and expressive language disorders
• Peer relationships
• School-related apprehension
• Attention issues such as ADHD

Accreditations

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• Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools
• Delaware Department of Education

References

External links

Official website