Churchill Academy
395 Ray Thorington Rd, Montgomery, AL • (334) 270-4225 • www.churchillacademymontgomery.com
About: Churchill Academy is a private K-12 school for bright
children with unique learning differences. Churchill works with
occupational, speech/language and behavioral therapists to
create a tailor-made Individualized Learning Plan (ILP) for each
student, including strengths and weaknesses as well as personal,
educational, and transition goals.
Class Size: Churchill’s middle school has three classes with a
12:1 ratio and one with an 18:1 ratio. The high school class sizes
range from 4:1 to 16:1.
Career-Based Programs: Practical Finance is offered, which
introduces students to the working world and basic consumer
finances and also covers job search, resumes, budgeting, housing
loans, credit, savings, checking, investing, small group work and
practical life problem solving. Career exploration is fostered
through online, portal-based instruction in areas such as marine
biology and paleontology.
Academics: Churchill Academy is a unique, supportive envi-
ronment with individualized academic programming. Churchill’s
low student-teacher ratio, tailored learning programs, remedial
programming, and behavior management techniques teach to
students’ strengths and addresses their weaknesses. Detailed
biannual progress reports, as well as training seminars and other
activities, are offered to foster parent involvement.
Music/Fine Arts: Students may audition for Churchill Choral
Singers. Art, art appreciation, ballroom dancing and drama are
also offered on a rotating basis.
Athletics: Churchill Academy offers tennis, track and basketball.
College Prep: ACT Prep is offered as a computer based course,
supplemented with a comprehensive text. The course covers test
preparation, test taking strategies, and academic content.
Specialized Classes and Tutoring Available
395 Ray Thorington Road, Montgomery | 334-270-4225 | www.churchillacademy.net
Churchill Academy affords equal opportunity in education with individualized learning
plans forstudents aged 5-20, regardless of color, creed, national origin, race, religion, or sex.
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