A high level of individual attention by a nurturing and supportive staff and through the involvement of community and family volunteers Instructional practices designed to challenge each student, develop critical thinking, and teach expressive and concise writing Lyles-Crouch's academic curriculum includes reading, language arts, mathematics, social studies, and science. Alexandria students may receive free or reduced priced meals if their family income meets eligibility requirements. For more information on our meal programs, visit the Food and Nutrition Services section of our website. At Lyles-Crouch, a team of principal, assistant principal, psychologist, social worker, nurse and guidance counselor work together to help students and their families. They provide an array of testing, counseling and other support services.
Volunteers tutor students, arrange special events and chaperone field trips.