Triad Student and Teacher Support
Your support makes a significant impact for students and teachers in the Triad division.
The Triad division provides bright students with print-based reading and written language difficulties—most often dyslexia—the skills they need to return to a traditional classroom with confidence. As a school of need, not choice, access to the Triad program is essential—but it comes at a significant cost.
With tuition at $42,000 and more than 25% of families receiving financial aid, demand for support exceeds available resources. Each year, we are unable to serve qualified students due to limited financial aid funding. Currently, there is a $315,000 gap between available resources and demonstrated need.
Philanthropic support helps bridge this gap and ensures more students can access Triad’s transformative program.
Named Annual Scholarships
A named annual scholarship provides immediate financial aid for one or more students. Donors may name their scholarship and choose a level of support, with updates shared on the impact of their gift. Annual scholarships are awarded each year the donor chooses to contribute, offering a direct and meaningful way to change a student’s life.
Triad Endowment
Gifts to the Triad endowment provide long-term, sustainable support for financial aid, faculty development, and program innovation. As one of only two schools in North Carolina—and fewer than 20 in the nation—accredited by the Academy of Orton-Gillingham Practitioners and Educators, Triad is a vital community resource. Endowment support helps ensure its impact for generations to come.
At Triad, highly trained teachers deliver research-based, individualized instruction in small-group settings—an approach that is both intensive and essential for student success. Your support helps make this life-changing education accessible to more students while sustaining the strength of the program.
Make a gift to support Triad and help more students unlock their potential. To learn more or get involved, please contact Karen Pranikoff at kpranikoff@summitmail.org or 336-722-2777.