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Lydian Academy was recently featured in San Francisco Magazine. Read the profile in full below: For fall 2021, Lydian Academy will open its second location in Burlingame. “After seeing the growth in Menlo Park over

Are you wondering whether a different school environment might help your child achieve more and regain their love of learning? These common reasons to move schools can help you decide if changing schools will help your

When your child is faced with a sudden or chronic health challenge, your first priority is seeking the best medical care available. As your child moves forward, the time comes to return to academics at the right pace

Even in an excellent school environment, some students will inevitably be bored in class. Every student has their own learning style, their own pace, and their own interests. There are usually signs that your child is

Many parents might consider an early college high school program for their child but need more information on what the program entails. Early college high school can be perfect for kids who have cognitive challenges,

Have you ever wondered what a private school made just for you might be like? Of course, you would want the best teachers and courses that interest you. Yet, there are a lot of other factors that should be considered

There are many reasons you might choose to provide your child with a virtual education. Whether you select a distance learning experience due to health issues, learning challenges, or regular travel, a remote education

Lydian Academy Burlingame was recently featured in the Palo Alto Daily Post. Read the profile in full below:  Lydian Academy, which has provided a unique format of one-on-one education for Bay Area middle and high

Transitioning to a new school can be a great choice for students and a new opportunity to find a school environment that is a better fit for your child. All changes present challenges, and it is normal for students to

Schools nationwide are talking about their student-teacher ratio and debating the advantages of smaller classes versus larger ones. Yet what is the student-teacher ratio, how is it different from average class size, and