Kentwood Preparatory School prepares students for life by developing in them the academic, social, physical, and problem-solving skills necessary to live constructively in a rapidly changing society.
To identify the family dynamics, crises, and needs.
To identify the student's academic and social-emotional deficits and strengths.
To develop individually-prescribed programs that will remediate the student's deficits, reinforce the student's strengths, and, if necessary, teach the student compensatory skills.
To work with the student and family to insure a happy, well-adjusted and functioning family unit.
To assist students in fulfilling their potential and to assume their rightful place in society as well-adjusted, happy, and productive individuals.
Kentwood is non-discriminatory in admissions and employment practices. We recognize the value student and staff diversity can bring to the program. Kentwood encourages applicants of all racial, ethnic or religious backgrounds. Programs and policies treat all applicants and students equally.