Sage School, Lawrenceville

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About

Sage School is a special education school in Lawrenceville, GA offering individualized instruction and supportive services for students with diverse learning needs. The school emphasizes small class sizes, multidisciplinary teams, and evidence-based practices to foster academic progress, social-emotional development, and daily living skills. Families value collaborative goal-setting, regular progress monitoring, and transition planning that prepare students for success across school and community settings. With a focus on respect, consistency, and measurable outcomes, Sage School creates a nurturing environment where personalized plans and therapeutic supports help each student build confidence and reach meaningful milestones.

  • Sunday Closed
  • Monday 7:30 AM–3:30 PM
  • Tuesday 7:30 AM–3:30 PM
  • Wednesday 7:30 AM–3:30 PM
  • Thursday 7:30 AM–3:30 PM
  • Friday 7:30 AM–3:30 PM
  • Saturday Closed

Features

Accessibility
Wheelchair accessible entrance Wheelchair accessible parking lot
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What services does Sage School provide?
Sage School delivers individualized academic instruction, behavioral supports, and related therapies tailored to students with diverse learning needs. Programs often combine classroom teaching with speech, occupational, and counseling supports as appropriate.
How do I begin the enrollment process?
Enrollment typically starts with an intake evaluation and review of educational records, followed by a meeting with staff to discuss goals and supports. The team collaborates with families to create a personalized plan that reflects the student's needs.
Where is Sage School located?
Sage School is located in Lawrenceville, GA and serves local families seeking specialized educational supports for their children.
What ages or diagnoses does the school support?
The school serves a range of school-age students with various learning disabilities, developmental delays, and autism spectrum needs. Placement and programming are determined by individual assessments rather than a single diagnosis.
Does the school work with public school IEPs and transition planning?
Yes, staff collaborate with districts and caregivers to support IEP goals and transition planning. They can attend meetings, share progress data, and coordinate services to promote continuity.
How is student progress measured and reported?
Progress is tracked through regular assessments, data collection, and goal reviews, with families receiving updates during conferences and written reports. Programming is adjusted based on measured outcomes to support ongoing growth.

Reviews

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Natalie Cooper - Google user
8 months ago
I don’t post many Google reviews, but felt like I needed to for Sage School. This school is a life changer, both for your dyslexic child and you. When my son started at Sage I wasn't sure if he would ever read and two years later he’s reading and thriving there and I now have no doubt he will grow into an adult, confident with his reading skills. As for the faculty, there are wonderful. They love my son, they respect him, and they value him. He is seen and nurtured—not just in reading, but throughout the day and in every subject. There is no better place on earth for my son than Sage.
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Whitney Eddy - Google user
9 months ago
We have loved Sage School for our daughter. It is not exactly close to our house but well worth the drive. The administration and teachers are extremely knowledgeable about best practices in educating students with dyslexia. They do so in a nurturing and loving environment. This school has been a blessing for our family and our daughter!
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FRED LAIRD - Google user
a year ago
Sage has been a great school for our son. The methods are sound and the execution of the curriculum has been surprisingly on point. I have had my reservations about the schools’ assessment of our son due to the fact we are paying them for results. My son has exceeded his requirements for public school by a large margin!! My only issue with Sage is that they are religious and have religious curriculum .
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Lyn Risher - Google user
6 years ago
My son attended Sage School for three years. The school helped him so much with his dyslexia and dysgraphia by using the Orton-Gillingham approach. After his three years at Sage School he was able to go back to public school and graduate from high school this past year. He is currently attending Jacksonville State University in Alabama and I can't thank Sage School and it's employees enough for all they did to help him be successful.
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April Barranco - Google user
8 months ago
I pulled my child from general ed and he is thriving at Sage. His confidence has soared and he no longer dreads going to school.
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Amanda Wilson - Google user
2 years ago
Our family loves Sage School! We’ve seen so much growth academically from our child while at Sage. Their Orton-Gillingham approach has made a life changing difference.
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Amy Mitchell - Google user
2 years ago
This school has changed my son’s life. Staff and teachers are amazing and truly care about each child, my child has made wonderful progress since beginning Sage . Great school and environment.

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