The Laurel School

The Laurel School

The Laurel School
350 Ninth Avenue
San Francisco, CA 94118
tel | 415.752.3567
fax | 415.752.6870

Peek into a classroom at The Laurel School and you’ll see something amazing.

A fourth grader who was once paralyzed with shyness confidently leads a class discussion. In another classroom, a sixth-grader with dyslexia masters geography by building a three-dimensional relief map. Meanwhile, in a lively kindergarten class, kids learn by using sensory-based toys and puzzles.

The Laurel School is a place where kids with learning differences who don’t fit into a traditional school setting can truly blossom. Our highly skilled teachers excel at special needs education and use innovative techniques to get students excited about learning. As a result, Laurel students can achieve academic excellence, boost their creativity, and build social skills for life.

Upcoming Events

Open House, 9:00-10:30am • Jan 24 and 31
Please RSVP by clicking here to email the front office.

Admission Applications Due • Jan 20

6th - 8th Gr. to Mercy Winter Dance Concert • Jan 25

Dragon Parade • Jan 27

Summer Camp Fair at FAIS • Feb 4

Tuition Assistance Tax Forms Postmark Deadline • Feb 6

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"I was so bad at math in my other school. I’m really proud that I’m in a math class that’s ahead of most kids. It really shows that if you work hard, you can get better."

— Jenna, 8th Grade student

"At Laurel, we have lots of hands-on activities, like our chemistry labwork. We got to make bread and experiment with yeast, so I enjoy science quite a bit."

— Midori, 7th Grade student

"I’m learning lots of stuff. Right now, we’re making a journal. The teacher gives us a topic, and then we write about it. I’ve got lots of imagination!"

— Travis, 1st Grade student

"It’s fun to learn at The Laurel School. My favorite thing was getting the Science Wizard award. It was very cool, because I love science!"

— Mason, 3rd Grade student

"At my old school, I didn’t have many friends and I got really used to playing by myself. Laurel is better. I’ve made lots of friends—and they’re kind, funny, smart, and active."

— Camille, 4th Grade student