Our students feel a
at Sand Hill for so many reasons.
Come see why...
Come see why...
Welcome to
Sand Hill School
Learn more about what happens day to day at our amazing school...
We help kids find their
inner superhero.
for the 2020-21 school year
Sand Hill School—where 1st-8th-grade students with language-based learning differences, ADHD and school-based anxiety learn to love school again.
Magic happens here. Students feel understood and when they feel understood, they feel safe. When they feel safe, they’re more willing to take risks and rediscover their strengths. And once that happens, they never look back. Please come visit. We’d love to meet you.
Why Sand Hill School?
Our students experience success
in school for the first time.
Visit Sand Hill School
Visit to experience our
approach for yourself.
Apply for 2020-2021
2nd-8th grade admissions are open.
Apply today.
Calendar
- Sand Hill School Parent Visit
January 23, 2020 - Changing the Game – Giving Youth Sports Back to Our Kids
January 27, 2020 - Fostering Empathy & Inclusion For Children & Families
January 28, 2020 - The ADHD/LD, Stress, Anxiety Connection
January 29, 2020 - Behavior Management Strategies for the Classroom
February 4, 2020 - The CHC Breakfast
February 5, 2020 - Changing Brains, Shaping the Mind – Neuroplasticity and Learning
February 5, 2020 - Sand Hill School Parent Visit
February 6, 2020 - EdRev Presents: Supporting the 1 in 5: A mini-conference for educators and parents
February 8, 2020
Staff Highlight: Angelina DeCaro
Meet Angelina DeCaro. Angelina graduated from Santa Clara University in 2017 with her Bachelor’s Degree in psychology. Over the past six years, she has enjoyed working with children of varying ages in diverse settings. Prior to coming to Sand Hill School, she worked at a learning center as an Educational Therapist engaging with students experiencing a wide array of learning needs. Learn more about Angelina.
Sand Hill School has completely changed the academic and social experience for our son! We have seen a huge transformation in how he now approaches work and friendships and takes responsibility. The community is fabulous, the teachers caring. —A Sand Hill Parent