Meet Our Staff
Chelsea Foster
PE Teacher/Para Educator
Miss Foster would love to learn to cook because “people ask me to bring paper towels to functions.” Her grandmother – her biggest inspiration and best friend – a great cook; Miss Foster especially loves her chicken and dumplings! Outside of LGS Miss Foster is busy with grad school and plays in a woman’s volleyball league; and she loves cranking up country music in her car.
Parent Testimonials
Finally - a school that meets my son's needs! Small and personal - they get to know each child individually. My son is finally not dreading going to school. He's made friends and is able to meet daily expectations."
Julie from Loveland, OH
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
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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LGS Holiday Shop opens TODAY! Thank you to the LGS Parent Group for creating another memorable experience for our students.
It’s National Chocolate Covered Anything Day – everything tastes better with chocolate!
Autism Society of Greater Cincinnati’s Mary Helen Richer is quoted in this Enquirer article about what “Rainman” did for Cincinnati and for autism awareness.
Enquirer - Cincinnati and Kentucky
"Rainman" helped put Cincinnati on the movie map.