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Meet Our Staff
Jen Stolze
2-4 Team Teacher
“Take Chances, Make Mistakes and Get Messy!” is the motto of The Magic School Bus’s Ms. Frizzle - and Ms. Stolze. Ms. Stolze also LOVES everything Harry Potter, and would love to hear the untold stories. When she’s not at LGS Ms. Stolze enjoys being an aunt and playing with her four dogs.
Parent Testimonials
For the first time ever my son says he loves school. Homework is beginning to get easier and he is more aware of what he is being asked to do versus looking lost and not knowing what to do. He also talks about his "friends" which he hasn’t ever done in the past."
Tricia from Milford, OH
The public school was unable to meet my son’s academic or social needs. Linden Grove School offered the individualized education that has made school a positive for him. The small class sizes, enrichment programs, trained and caring teachers and the sense of community found at Linden Grove School are unmatched in our region."
Jennifer from West Chester, OH
Specialized Learning for the Whole Child
Linden Grove School is a private, state-accredited, not-for-profit school that offers an alternative learning program for students with autism and related learning needs.
Started over 30 years ago, LGS currently serves more than 80 students in grades K-8 from a five-county region in Greater Cincinnati.
Read more about our History and Mission.
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Thank you, William - your students and your community are fortunate to have you!"Those who don't know me, I have autism. I was diagnosed at age 4. The people who evaluated me told my mother that I would never stand a chance in this world as an independent human being, and that I would never graduate from school. I didn't learn to properly speak until I was 6, my dad left me and my sister, my previous stepdad was frustrated with me, I was bullied in school, and mistreated by teachers. Nevertheless, I stand here today with a Masters Degree in Special Education, I live independently in my own house with my beautiful dog. I have presented many public presentations on my autism for the past 4 years, and have worked with kids with special needs for several years!" ~ William 💙
Wed, July 17 admission to the Cincinnati Zoo is only $1 as part of The Macy’s Kids, Cultures, Critters and Crafts Festival. There will be live performances, special animal encounters and tons of kid friendly crafts.
Get $1 admission at the Cincinnati Zoo! - Cincinnati Parent Magazine
On Wednesday, July 17, get $1 admission to the Cincinnati Zoo as part of the annual Macy’s Kids, C...
50 years ago today, Apollo 11 launched from Kennedy Space Center carrying astronauts Neil Armstrong, "Buzz" Aldrin and Michael Collins. To help commemorate their historic flight, an image of the rocket will be projected on the Washington monument.
Projection show on Washington Monument to mark Apollo 11 | WTOP
For five nights in late July, the Washington Monument will transform into a Saturn V rocket bound fo...