Meet Our Staff
Joe Luken
Physical Education Teacher
What Mr. Luken loves about LGS is that everyone, from the parents to the staff, is focused on the same objective: helping students achieve their best! In his free time he enjoys cooking, watching basketball, and collecting and listening to vinyl records. As a teacher, the one thing he can’t do without? COFFEE!
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LGS provides a great support from the faculty. Faculty and parents work together to achieve the same goals."
Ben, Cincinnati
Our son is on grade level academically, he has grown more confident with his social skills and when his behavior goes awry, all kinds of modifications are made to help get him back on track. He has the most amazing teacher and aide who not only work with my son, but include my husband and I as well in the decision making process for either academics and/or behavior."
Angie, Loveland
Specialized Learning for the Whole Child
Linden Grove School is a private, not-for-profit school that offers an alternative education program for students with autism and related learning needs.
Started over 30 years ago, LGS currently serves more than 90 students in grades K-8 from a five-county region in Greater Cincinnati.
Read more about our History and Mission.
Today students celebrated 100 days at Linden Grove School. Check out the activities teachers shared in their classrooms:
💯 Students practiced counting by 10's and enjoyed a 100-day snack in Miss Clements' room.
💯 Students made necklaces out of 100 Froot Loops in Mrs. Bingam's and Ms. Wagner's rooms.
💯 Students brought 100 items to class and compared their weights in Mrs. Koller's room.
💯 Students made 100-day crowns in Mrs. Hargrow's room.
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Students enjoyed another culinary creation courtesy of the 6-8 Applied Skills team during lunch today! Spinach and basil leaves were harvested from our classroom garden towers yesterday, and students in Ms. Foster and Mrs. Carpenter’s classes used these ingredients to make a spinach-basil dip. As you can see from all the smiling faces, it was a hit!
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Last week, Miss Beisler’s class painted planets after learning about our solar system. There are millions and millions of planets and masses in outer space, so it’s very likely that the planets our kids painted here are actually out there somewhere!
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