Orinda Academy Open House on April 21 at 7 p.m. to Showcase How Students With Different Learning Styles can Succeed in a College Prep Environment

ORINDA, Calif., April 6 /PRNewswire/ -- Orinda Academy (OA), an independent, non-profit, co-educational day school serving grades 7-12 will hold an open house and tours for prospective students and their families on Wednesday, April 21, 2010 at 7 p.m. The school is located at 19 Altarinda Road in Orinda, California. Visitors will have the opportunity to meet faculty, staff and students. In addition, they'll learn how the school's learning environment and small class size helps students reach their full potential and understand why all students succeed at Orinda Academy, including those bright young students with learning differences.

"Our teachers understand different learning styles and recognize that not all students learn the same way," says OA director, Ron Graydon. "Our dedicated and talented faculty is able to present a college prep curriculum to meet the individual needs of all students so that they gain the necessary skills to succeed in an ever-changing world."

During the open house event, applications will be accepted for the 2010-2011 school year and Summer School.

For more information, call Orinda Academy at 925-254-7553, or visit http://www.orindaacademy.org

About Orinda academy

OA prides itself on the overall success of its students. Students are from various parts of the San Francisco Bay Area and around the world.  They bring their individual strengths and talents to enrich the diverse community. The environment at OA is conducive to student achievement by offering organization, time-management, and self-advocacy strategies. While developing self-esteem and self-reliance, students build upon their successes at OA and work to their potential. Orinda Academy also offers a diverse extracurricular program including arts, sports, travel and technology.  Students who graduate from Orinda Academy are confident, as well as academically and personally prepared for college. Graduates attend top public and private universities across the country, as well as University of California schools.

SOURCE Orinda Academy