This year, we’ve added multiple new electives and clubs, giving students the freedom and power of choice. This empowers them to find something extra-curricular to take part in that not only is fun, but appeals to them.
If you’re considering making the switch from public to private, this probably is a sign that it’s time to really reflect and be honest with yourself. Has the situation evolved into an unhealthy environment for your student? Do you feel like teachers and staff aren’t making your student’s education and well-being a priority? You’re not alone.
What does the future hold? Dating? Bullying in high school? College? Will my child be able to fend for himself when he is an adult? What about work?…
Finding the right career path can be a bit scary for a teen with autism (or any teen for that matter!) They might ask you where to begin, and you might not be sure how to point them in the right direction. After all, sometimes even adults second-guess their decisions… Shocking, right!
The important thing is to remember that your teen is unique. What makes them that way? What job would embrace what makes them different? Here are some extra tips to help your teen find the right career for them.
Once your child with autism hits puberty, we know that it’s time to start laying the foundation for who they will be for the rest of their lives. That all starts with sharpening basic skills necessary for being a part of society.
There are many skills you can help them hone in on before they graduate. Organization, planning, independence, communication, and other social skills will help your child gain confidence about the future. Here are some tips you can use to help them on their journey.
