Julie Billiart Schools Selected As NASET School of Excellence

Wednesday, June 15, 2022

Julie Billiart Schools Selected As NASET School of Excellence

[Lyndhurst, OH, June 15, 2022] Julie Billiart Schools has been selected as NASET School of Excellence. Selection as a NASET School of Excellence is the highest level of recognition a private special education school can achieve through the NASET professional association. This honor is presented to private special education schools that meet rigorous professional criteria and have demonstrated truly exceptional dedication, commitment, and achievement in the field of special education.

“We are honored to be recognized as a NASET School of Excellence for another year”, said Lannie Davis-Frecker, President and CEO of Julie Billiart Schools. “For nearly 70 years, JB has been committed to educating and serving students with a variety of learning and social differences. We are proud to offer a private, Catholic education to nearly 300 students this year and are excited to expand that number in years to come.”

“Our intervention specialists, therapists, administrative staff, and everyone who works at JB is dedicated to the enrichment of our students,” said Jodi Johnston, Director of Academics and Teacher Development. “Being recognized as a NASET School of Excellence showcases JB’s commitment to our mission of empowering and educating students with learning and social differences. We are honored to have earned this award and will continue to provide exceptional services to our families.”

To view the complete list of NASET Schools and the Julie Billiart Schools profile you can visit the NASET website, here.

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Julie Billiart Schools, a community of schools with campuses in Lyndhurst, Akron, and Westlake, strive to build self-confidence, inspire Christian values, and empower K-8 students with skills, knowledge, and enthusiasm for life-long learning. Small class sizes, onsite specialized therapies, and highly experienced intervention specialists are just a few ways that Julie Billiart Schools take students with high functioning autism, ADD/ADHD, dyslexia, and other learning difficulties beyond education, and beyond expectations.