Tapping children's potential. Getting results.

Specializing in an individualized curriculum that focuses on our learners for 25 years, Walbridge School targets the needs and interests of each student by offering:

  • a very low student to teacher ratio ranging from four to eight students per class

  • small school setting that provides ongoing individual attention to developmental learning needs and a customized Student Learning Plan for each student

  • experienced teachers who have received advanced education and training in a wide variety of teaching strategies and adaptations for children who learn differently

  • a school climate in which everyone is valued, appreciated, and treated with respect

To learn about the experiences of three Walbridge families and how Walbridge School helped them, please click on testimonials


Please join us at our 2nd annual

Art of Learning

Thursday, May 9th, 5-8:30pm

Holiday Inn Hotels & Suites, 1109 Fourier Drive, Madison

an amazing art auction

silent and live auctions of original works of art and art experiences

& technology raffle

(Kindle Fire HD, Bose Speakers, iPad mini, Telstar MP50 HDMI mini projector)

& prize drawings

Tickets:  $30 person in advance and $35 at the door

hors d’oeuvres and beverages plus cash bar

musical entertainment by The Gomers

free Hors d’oeuvres & Soft Drinks (Cash Bar)


All proceeds benefit the students and programs at Walbridge School


For more information or to reserve tickets in advance, please email us at info@walbridgeschool.com or give us a call at 608-833-1338.

NOW ENROLLING FOR FALL!

Grades 3 – 8 and High School Options

About our High School Programs

(Continuous Enrollment)

Walbridge School now has two “21st century” high school options that provide flexible and responsive educational experiences in a small school environment. Our highly adaptive blended learning alternatives (i.e., online coursework combined with face-to-face coaching and instruction) are ideal for students who are looking for an educational program that:

  • accommodates individual learning styles and requirements

  • provides more flexibility in scheduling, pacing, and high school credit options

  • develops time-management, communication, and organization skills

  • recognizes student’s strengths while helping them learn how to tackle challenges

  • instills a sense of personal accountability and ownership in learning.

Option 1:  Walbridge High School diploma program combines online coursework with face to face learning experiences in core academic and elective classes. We also offer credit for non-traditional, community based education (e.g. work-study internships and learning experiences through other providers).

Option 2:  Walbridge Learning Center program is designed for students who are taking online classes while attending another high school or home-schooling.  We provide individual coaching and support during the school day to help students with organizational skills, pacing, assignment completion, and strategies for processing and understanding course content.

Please contact us to learn more about these programs. We welcome the opportunity to tell you more about our exciting new high school options.



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It’s never too late or too soon to support learning at Walbridge School. And it’s easy! Just click the Donate Now icon below. Or you can also click on the “SUPPORT” tab above to learn about other ways to contribute. Volunteer services, donations, and gifts from our wish list are always welcome and appreciated!

 

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Thanks to Knupp & Watson's 2009 Goodstock program, we are now able to accept credit card contributions without all of the associated credit card fees through the Just Give organization.


Mission

Walbridge School's mission is to provide an individualized educational program in a small school environment where students more fully realize their academic, emotional, and social learning potential.

Last updated April 29, 2013