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Exceptionally Bright Kids Learning in a Different Way.

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Why PCS?

We don't follow one approach – your child will get the specialized learning they need with exceptional teachers and out-of-the-box thinking.

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Who is the

PCS Student?

A student who has a primary diagnosis of a language-based learning difference.

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Why LD Schooling?

Kids who learn differently are often exceptionally bright, and need a tailored program to tap into their own personal learning DNA.

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Welcome to

Park Century School

Park Century School empowers bright children with learning differences to reach their academic and personal potential. Students flourish within our individualized, evidence-based curriculum and supportive environment. In collaboration with their families, the school inspires students to develop into resilient self-advocates and builds a foundation for lifelong achievement.

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Are you a parent just beginning your journey ?
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We've always walked our own path

Admissions

The admissions process begins with a guided tour that includes an overview of the school history, mission, and programs as well as an opportunity for Q&A. Visits are by appointment only. To schedule a tour, please contact our Admissions Department through our online inquiry. Please note, these school tours are for adults only. 

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What Parents Are Saying

"We came to PCS after a heartbreaking first grade year and a challenging year of homeschooling. After just a brief time at PCS, we saw glimpses of our boy's curious personality and sense of humor peek out from the debris of sadness and disappointment. He is now a happy and engaged middle-schooler with a positive sense-of-self. PCS provided the environment for his transformation."
 

— PCS parent

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