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MISSION The Storm King School, a global community, prepares students by inspiring them toward academic success and confidence in an inclusive and diverse learning environment that embraces character, balance, and trust.
ACADEMIC SUPPORT PROGRAM (ASP)
The mission of the Academic Support Program (ASP) at The Storm King School mirrors that of the school itself – “To encourage students to dream big, word hard, and achieve success.” The Academic Support Program (ASP) assists bright, college-bound students with documented (and undocumented) learning challenges, including but not limited to: • Executive Function Impairment • ADD/ADHD • Language Based Learning Disability • Specific Language Impairment • School Anxiety • Dyslexia, Dysgraphia and Dyscalculia • Auditory Processing Difficulties
Individualized Support Students enrolled in the Academic Support Program learn about their specific learning challenges and discover effective strategies to help them grow in their academic and social pursuits. We develop and implement a highly individualized and multisensory curriculum designed to motivate and challenge students to reach their learning goals. Students review their personal academic and achievement testing recommendations and accommodations, and together with their Academic Support teacher, design an academic plan tailored to meet their specific needs.
Continuous Evaluation and Consistent Communication Each plan is a working document that is continuously assessed and revised throughout the year. Students set, implement, and achieve both long and short term goals. They are “coached� by ASP teachers who specialize in training interventions targeting specific executive function deficits. In addition to academic coaching, ASP teachers observe students in their other classes, communicate with core subject teachers, and encourage effective study techniques. Formal communication with parents regarding each student’s progress occurs monthly and informal communication takes place as often as is needed.
185 STUDENTS FROM 5 CONTINENTS
26 COUNTRIES
13 STATES
70% BOARDING 30% STUDENTS OF COLOR
PROMISING FUTURES 100% COLLEGE ACCEPTANCE RATE
in college $2M+ scholarships awarded to
the senior class annually
150 Established in 1867
YEARS
DIVERSE COMMUNITY
EXCEPTIONAL ROLE MODELS
70%
HOLD ADVANCED DEGREES
THE PERFECT SETTING We are located in New York’s beautiful Hudson Valley in the quiet riverfront village of Cornwall-on-Hudson. With stunning mountaintop views overlooking the Hudson River, the area is a popular tourist destination for world-renowned arts and culture and its spectacular setting, including the 4,000-acre Black Rock Forest, which is adjacent to campus. ME VT NY
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IN THE HEART OF NEW YORK’S
HUDSON VALLEY New York City is only 50 miles (80 km) away and accessible by train and car. Major airports with easy access to Storm King include JFK (1.5 hrs.), Newark (1 hr.), LaGuardia (1.5 hrs.) or nearby Stewart International (10 minutes away).
ATHLETIC CHAMPIONSHIPS SINCE 2013
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FACULTY
65%
LIVE ON CAMPUS
Arts, Sports, and Community Service All students partake in a plethora of visual and performing arts, 19 competitive and club sports, and community service offerings. These opportunities kindle and develop skills and passions which students take with them into their college environments and adult lives. To learn more please visit:
 sks.org/ASP
Truth, Respect, Responsibility
ASP courses, taught by teachers who are trained to work with students who have identified learning differences, use the same rigorous curriculum as SKS’s traditional classes. ASP classes average five students and are designed to meet the specific needs of each student. Classes offer individualized attention and implement organizational strategies and flexible pedagogy designed to boost academic confidence and performance. ASP students also have access to SKS’ traditional college preparatory elective courses which include 11 AP courses.
OUR CORE VALUES
Core Subjects and College Preparatory Curriculum Integration
The Storm King School 314 Mountain Rd Cornwall on Hudson, NY 12520 The Admission Office 845. 458. 7542 or 845. 534. 9860 admissions@sks.org sks.org
David Mendlewski 845. 458. 7567 dmendlewski@sks.org sks.org/ASP