Tutoring And Academic Coaching Available
At The Piedmont School

The Piedmont School offers tutoring and academic coaching programs to area private and public school students.  These programs produce excellent student learning outcomes as well as high marks from parents and teachers.  The Piedmont School has discovered over the past 28 years that many students with specific learning and/or attention weaknesses need periodic tutoring support to maintain their academic success. 

According to Dr. Martha Sharpless, long-time area developmental pediatrician and former Piedmont School Board of Trustees member, “many of the students identified as having specific learning differences and/or A.D.D. require intense, highly focused tutoring services.  Often these students are well-served within their current school environment if the weak academic areas can be aggressively tutored during the school day by specialized instructors.”

The Piedmont School tutoring staff is trained in multiple reading, written language, and math interventions and methodologies.  Tutoring students receive  academic assessments to determine their specific tutoring needs.  Tutors collaborate with the student’s teachers, establish tutoring goals, and continually measure student progress.  Parent/teacher conferences and a written report are standard practice for all tutoring students. Together teachers, parents, tutors and coaches collaborate to maximize classroom and learning objectives.

The Piedmont School was established in 1982 by families whose children were struggling in traditional education due to specific learning differences, Attention Deficit Disorder.  The Piedmont School is located on a 15 acre campus in the northwest section of High Point, approximately 10 minutes from both Winston Salem and Greensboro.  The day school enrollment consist of  1^st  through 8^th grade students.  After-school tutoring, academic coaching services and summer programs serve 1st through 12th grade students with academic needs.