Academics
Educational Support Services
Educational Support Services (ESS)
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A program for students grades 2-12 with a diagnosed mild to moderate learning difference.
The type of support each student receives varies by division and individual student needs. ESS faculty work directly with mainstream teachers to ensure that ESS students receive curriculum commensurate with, or the same as, other Heritage Hall students. Individualized/differentiated instruction, accommodation implementation, strong work ethic, student advocacy, and meaningful student-teacher relationships are all key components of the program.
The ESS program is designed for students with average to above-average intelligence, with no significant emotional or behavioral issues that would hinder academic and social success. Since Heritage Hall is a rigorous college preparatory environment, students must be motivated academically. Parental support of teacher recommendations and the program’s goals is vital to the success of each student in the program.
Acceptance Criteria
Acceptance into the ESS program is based on need (current psychoeducational testing is required), program compatibility, availability, and commitment to program requirements. Due to different program configurations within each division, student placement is reviewed upon entry into Middle School (grade 5) and again when entering Upper School (grade 9).
Questions? Contact Admission, 405.749.3002.
Questions? Contact Admission, 405.749.3002.
Support Services by Division
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Lower School
Lower School Educational Support Services (ESS) consists of one full-time specialist who serves students with a diagnosed Specific Learning Disability (SLD) in grades 2 through 4.Read More -
Middle School
The Middle School's ESS program consists of two full-time learning specialists who provide students with the tools, strategies, and confidence to achieve success in their core and elective classes.Read More -
Upper School
The Upper School ESS is a tutorial program for grades 9-12. ESS students are fully mainstreamed and expected to meet all graduation requirements, with the exception of World Languages in some cases.Read More
Meet Our Team
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Phone 405.749.3001
Fax 405.751.7372
Fax 405.751.7372
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