Admissions

Although Bridge Preparatory Charter School is first and foremost for students with learning differences, like dyslexia or other language-based differences, we accept students of all learning levels. This includes those without learning differences who may struggle to learn in a traditional classroom setting. Inclusivity and accessibility are at the forefront of our mission. Because of this, students do not have to take any tests for admission into our dyslexia school.

Students must sign in to apply and begin the Bridge Preparatory Charter School admission process. We accept applications on a rolling basis. When applying, parents must enroll for the following school year. For example, if a student is currently in first grade, parents must register their child for second grade.

Because so many students want to attend our school, we must place them in a student admissions lottery to maintain smaller class sizes. If a student becomes selected in the lottery, parents can accept their place and register their child. Children without acceptance into the lottery will go onto our waitlist. Bridge Preparatory Charter School reaches out to families on the waitlist as seats open throughout the year.

Parents with questions about our school for learning differences can contact us by phone or email, or they can apply today.