Yes, Laurel will require students to wear a uniform and adhere to a dress code. We believe that uniforms decrease distractions and promote a spirit of community and unity. Teachers and staff are also required to wear professional attire.

We do not believe that homework should be assigned as busy work. If needed to reinforce or complete a lesson, we may ask students to spend a few minutes reading or working through a topic on their own at home.

We are considering ways to make extracurricular activities available to our students. One idea under consideration is establishing a partnership with a nearby private school so that our students can play on their sports teams and engage in other activities.

Bwing a Christian is not a requiremnt of enrollment. Families should, however, be comfortable with the children recieivng instruction in a school with a biblical worldview.

The only way to answer this question is to submit an application and request tuition assistance. We sincerely believe that no child should be denied a quality, Christian education because of the financial circumstances of their family. We are committed to helping families afford a Laurel eductiaon.

We are not be able to accommodate students with significant needs. During our application process a discussion with a prospective family can be had to determine whether Laurel is a good match for a student who has less significant intervention needs.