
2025-2026 School Year
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Mon.-Thurs.-8:45 am-3:00 pm
Fri.- 8:45 am-1:00 pm
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SEPTEMBER
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3rd- FIRST DAY OF CLASSES
22nd- Prof. Development- SCHOOL CLOSED​
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OCTOBER
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20th-24th- SCHOOL CLOSED
27th - Prof. Development- SCHOOL CLOSED
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NOVEMBER
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17th - Prof. Development- SCHOOL CLOSED
26th - 28th- SCHOOL CLOSED​
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DECEMBER
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22nd - 31st- SCHOOL CLOSED
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JANUARY
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1st & 2nd- SCHOOL CLOSED
5th - Prof. Development- SCHOOL CLOSED
19th - SCHOOL CLOSED​





Parent Tips
University of Utah Health Communications
"The teen years can be a struggle for both teenagers and their parents. Kids at this age are notoriously moody. But many parents wonder: Is it normal for a teenager to be angry all the time?
It’s natural for teens to have a certain level of irritability, says Tiffany Nielsen, LCSW, social worker and youth residential treatment manager at Huntsman Mental Health Institute. But it could be something more serious if your child’s emotions are interfering with their ability to handle everyday activities at home or school. Nielsen explains what causes anger in teens and how to help an angry teenager feel better."
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Who We Serve
The Lead School serves students with a variety of behavioral and social emotional diagnoses including emotional disturbance, autism, specific learning disabilities, sensory disabilities, mental health diagnoses, other health impairments, and traumatic brain injury.
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The Lead School is approved by the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education to serve students age 5 through 21.
Our Philosophy
We, the staff at The Lead School, believe that each student deserves the opportunity to thrive socially, emotionally, and academically by being provided with an environment that is safe, supportive, accepting, and engaging.
Who We Are
The Lead School was founded in 2013 to address the emotional and academic needs of students who struggle in the regular environment. Over the past seven years, we have grown from one student to over sixty students. The Lead School currently contracts with eleven school districts in St. Charles, Lincoln, Warren and Franklin Counties.


