RECENT NEWS & EVENTS
The Epiphany School of Charlotte is proud to sponsor the first annual Asperger's conference hosted by SouthEast Psyc. read more here....
The Epiphany School of Charlotte
Now Enrolling Students for the 2010-2011 School Year and
Summer Camp 2010
The Charlotte Observer honored our school with an article on Karen Johnson, The Epiphany School of Charlotte's Lead Teacher. Here is what the Charlotte Observer had to say:
Her help for kids was divine intervention
E-mail to a stranger led her to a position at school for kids with learning challenges. Click Here to Read More...
The Epiphany School of Charlotte is an alternative educational solution for children with social and communication challenges. It is a loving and progressive response to the desperation many parents have felt as their children move through our social world just a little differently. These kids might have conditions such as Asperger's Syndrome, High Functioning Autism, Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, Sensory Processing Disorder or another learning disability. Or, they might have no formal diagnosis at all. Their commonality is a departure from the "main Stream" that affects communication, perception and ultimately, learning.
Enrollment in The Epiphany School of Charlotte is immediately available to 10-14 yr olds whose primary difficulties with social and communication skills impact their ability to learn comfortably and productively. In a small classroom setting, our teachers embrace the individuality of learning style...as well as its complexity. They seek to discover each student's unique way of acquiring and retaining knowledge. Then, they help move them forward, managing struggles by leaning on strengths, and cultivating more strengths all along the way.
Let's talk if you think you need us. To learn more, us at Info@TheEpiphanySchool.com or call
704-644-4407.
The Epiphany School of Charlotte
Summer Camp 2010
Join us for a summer of fun, friendship, and learning!
The Epiphany School of Charlotte will be providing their annual communication and social skills summer camp for children 10 to 14 years of age.
Through fun experiential activities, children will have the opportunity to build upon their natural strengths to enhance communication and social skills and make new friends in a safe educational and recreational atmosphere.
In small group settings, experienced teachers and camp counselors will guide your child through a variety of activities designed to enhance communication skills, positive social interactions, problem-solving, and building self-confidence.
The Epiphany School of Charlotte is a non-profit, private, Christian middle school for students with social and communication skills challenges.
CSI Camp
June 21-25 and July 12-16
We will integrate investigative strategies and interactive problem solving to discover the individual Communication, Social skills Identity (CSI) of camp participants as well investigating possible suspects.
Science, writing, art and outdoor activities will be a daily part of the investigation. Chapel will be incorporated in order to discover our spiritual identities. Please dress for outdoor activities.
Imagine What You Can Build!
June 28-July 2 and July 19-23
Building character along with Lego projects will be fun and challenging for all Lego fans! Daily activities will include group Lego building projects, art, science, writing and outdoor activities.
Communication and social skills, problem-solving and planning will be emphasized for cooperative group activities. Building character will be our chapel theme for the week. Please dress for outdoor activities.
9:00 AM - 1:00 PM
$350 per week
optional pre-ordered bag lunch is $5 per lunch.
Click Here for a registration form.
Reverend Martin (Marty) F. McCarthy - Rev. McCarthy is the former Rector of St. John’s Episcopal Church in Charlotte, North Carolina. He earned his Bachelor of Arts from Emory and Henry College in 1974 and his Master of Divinity from Virginia Theological Seminary in 1978.
The Charlotte Observer endorsed Marty McCarthy and his work of opening 3 new schools on Feb.11, 2010. Here is what the Charlotte Observer had to say:
New schools teach old values
Regent Schools of the Carolinas plans three new offerings this fall- Click Here to read more...
There is no greater hunger today than for character education. A generation of parents see their children equipped simply to process information, not to apply values and ethical judgment necessary to make informed judgments.
When a school treats our children like computers (processing information), our children become disengaged. Too often, students are trained to “learn for the test” and nothing more. Education is a means to an end, not the beginning of a lifelong love affair with learning. We teach the head, but not the heart. We have seen the consequences of such neglect.
The question of ethics reverberates around Washington, Wall Street and Main Street today. Having previously founded Trinity Episcopal School and Palisades Episcopal School, I determined to also work with other denominations and educators to go forward.
Regent Schools of the Carolinas was formed to work with strong churches, smart developers and great community partners to established unparalleled schools that bring out the best in student and their families.
Click here to learn more about our Mission.
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