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Can’t Focus, Can’t Get Started? How Pathway Teaches Executive Function Skills
Forgotten homework, a messy backpack and trouble getting started are often executive function struggles. Here is how Pathway teaches these skills every week.
When Writing Is a Struggle: A Christian School in Orange County Supporting Kids with Dysgraphia
Messy handwriting, tears over writing assignments and great ideas that never make it onto paper can be signs of dysgraphia. Here is how Pathway helps.
Gifted and Struggling: A Christian School in Orange County Supporting Twice-Exceptional Kids
Some of the brightest kids also have ADHD or another learning difference. Here is what twice-exceptional (2e) students need, and how Pathway helps them thrive.
Does Your Child Hate School? Signs It May Be Time for a Different Classroom
If your bright child is miserable at school, can’t focus or feels misunderstood, the classroom may be the problem. Here are the signs, and what a different kind of school can look like.
A Christian School in Orange County Supporting Kids with ADHD
Homework battles, missed assignments, and a bright child who thinks they are bad at school. See how Pathway helps kids with ADHD in grades 2 through 8 thrive.
A Christian School in Orange County Supporting Kids with Dyslexia
Is reading a daily battle for your bright child? See how Pathway School in Laguna Hills helps kids with dyslexia in grades 2–8 with small classes and multisensory instruction.
A Christian School in Orange County Supporting Kids with Autism
Looking for a smaller, calmer school for your child with autism? See how Pathway School in Laguna Hills helps academically capable kids in grades 2–8.
A Christian School in Orange County for Kids Who Struggle with Math, Including Dyscalculia
Does math make your child freeze? See how Pathway School in Laguna Hills helps kids with dyscalculia and other math learning differences in grades 2–8.
What a 10:1 Classroom Means for Your Child
A 10:1 ratio is more than a number. Learn how small groups and homerooms at Pathway help teachers know each student well, notice what they need, and respond right away.
Why Grades 2 to 8 Are the Right Time for Pathway
Many families first notice that school feels harder than it should in grades 2 through 8. Learn why these years matter so much, why reading struggles often surface in 2nd and 3rd grade, and how Pathway supports students on campus through our Learning Center, occupational therapy, and speech support.
