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A coed college-prep boarding and day school for students, grades 6-12, with dyslexia and similar language-based learning disabilities.

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Headmaster's Welcome What exactly are we about here at Gow? We are a school about language. We are about college preparation. We are about success.

Fast Facts Founded in 1926 as a school for dyslexics, not much has changed. Learn more about our campus and our students.
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Our Faculty Gow teachers are exceptional and veterans teaching students with learning differences.

Introduction Gow provides a rich school experience that is precisely what dyslexic students need to learn.
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Gow United The Gow community has a sense of belonging, of equality, and of connection born of common trials and shared triumph.
School Uniform The Gow School's self-presentation standards aspire to promote self- confidence, dignity, self-care, a positive attitude, and pride in self, as well as unify our students, faculty and staff.
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Summer at Gow Our five-week program is designed for students ages 8-16 who possess the potential to excel but have struggled in school.

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Mrs. Rebecca Rausch

Overview

Introduction(s)

Mrs. Rebecca Rausch is a veteran reading teacher who will be covering Mrs. Renaldo's classes this winter and fall. Her husband is Science Department Chair Bradley Rausch.

Job Title

Reconstructive Language Instructor

Faculty Information

Location(s)

Main Building

Department(s)

Faculty, Reconstructive Language

Contact Information

Email

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School Phone

716-687-2087

Room

Main 102

Education

Degree(s)

B.S.Ed., Childhood Education (Grades 1-6), SUNY at Fredonia 2005
M.S.Ed., Literacy (Birth-Grade 6), SUNY at Fredonia 2007

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Employed Since

2016

Biography

Mrs. Rebecca Rausch joins after working as a reading teacher in both the Salamanca City Central School District (2007-2013) and the East Aurora Union Free School District (2103-2015). She and her husband, Science Department Chair Bradley Rausch, live on campus with their three children. In addition to caring for her young family, Mrs. Rausch enjoys reading and gardening.

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