Sage School in Lawrenceville, GA

Q: How are educational plans developed?

We create individualized education plans (IEPs) in collaboration with families, teachers, and specialists, setting measurable goals and regular progress checks.

Q: What therapy and support services are available?

On-site supports often include speech, occupational, and behavioral therapies integrated into daily instruction to reinforce learning and functional skills.

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About

Sage School provides specialized education and therapeutic services for students with learning differences and developmental disabilities. Located in Lawrenceville, GA, the school blends individualized instruction, small class sizes, and a multi-disciplinary team to support academic progress, communication, social skills, and functional independence. Educators and therapists collaborate to integrate speech, occupational, and behavioral supports into daily routines, while transition planning and life-skills training prepare students for school and community success. Progress is tracked with clear goals and family communication, creating a nurturing, structured environment where personalized interventions and evidence-based practices help learners thrive.

Contact information

Sage School

2435 Tech Center Pkwy NE, Lawrenceville, GA 30043, United States

(678) 318-3588

https://www.sageschool.net/

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 offers specialized academic instruction, social skills development, behavior support, and integrated therapies tailored to each student's needs.

Where is Sage School located?

Sage School is located in Lawrenceville, GA, serving families in the surrounding area.

What age groups or grade levels do you serve?

The school supports school-age children and adolescents, typically covering elementary through high school levels with programs adapted to developmental needs.

How are educational plans developed?

We create individualized education plans (IEPs) in collaboration with families, teachers, and specialists, setting measurable goals and regular progress checks.

What therapy and support services are available?

On-site supports often include speech, occupational, and behavioral therapies integrated into daily instruction to reinforce learning and functional skills.

How can I arrange a tour or start the enrollment process?

Contact the school to request an intake conversation or campus visit; the team will explain assessment steps and next steps for enrollment.

How does the school involve families in student progress?

Families receive regular updates, are invited to planning meetings, and can work with staff on strategies to reinforce skills at home.

Reviews

Source: reviews left by customers on Google.

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.

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!

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.