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 a school that is the best fit for your family can be tricky, especially when you are looking for an environment where your student will not only get an excellent education but also will be able to explore their interests and passions. The school you choose should reflect your specific situation, but there are some factors everyone should consider when picking the right school for your student.
How can I make everyone feel included this holiday season? If you’ve ever asked yourself this question, then our ten-step guide on the topic is perfect for you.
We summarize some essential steps to making everyone feel included during the time of year devoted to celebrating family and friends. Keep in mind that you can also find many resources on supporting people with autism and other exceptionalities in our previous blog posts.
The teenage years are a time of discovery, exploration, and individualization. During this time, teens find themselves going through the ups and downs of making friends, growing up, and fitting in.
How can you support your child while helping them become independent adults?
We have experience working with and teaching teens with autism and have learned a few things that are worth sharing.
