What is Aspergers?
Some people are born with a different way of perceiving the world. They have difficulties in communicating with others and struggle to both understand and be understood. They have a condition known as Asperger's Syndrome.
Six Tips to School Success For teens With ADHD
Teens with ADHD can experience fidgeting, restlessness, and difficulty in maintaining concentration. In class, this may distract them from listening to...
Public vs Private School for Students with Autism or other Exceptionalities
As each school year begins, students start a new and exciting chapter, being introduced to new subjects, getting to know their teachers, and making new friends.
7 Myths About ADHD
In honor of October being ADHD awareness month, we wanted to dispel seven of the most common myths around ADHD.
7 Famous People with Autism Throughout History
Here, we talk about inspiring people with autism who broke barriers, set precedents, and continue to inspire the world. Their exceptionalism has led...
ADD vs ADHD - What’s the difference?
You find your teenager stuck in an almost continuous daydream and they are easily distracted when they are required to complete daily tasks, homework, and house chores.
3 Factors That Can Affect the Mental Health of Students with Autism
School can be a stressful time for any student, and especially so if they have autism or other exceptionalities. We know you want your teen to have a relaxed, fun school experience…
Stimulate the Senses: Top Activities for Teens with Autism
Summer is in full swing, and even when school is out – teens love to be stimulated, learn and play. This summer, we want to make sure you don’t run out of things to do! Here we give you some great ideas to keep your teen having fun all vacation long.
Life Beyond High School: How to Choose a Transition Program
Finding the right transition program for your child is essential in preparing them for a positive future and helping them discover themselves. We’ve put together a few important questions to ask when trying to choose the best program for your child.
Post-high-school options for students with autism
Students with autism and other exceptionalities have just as many possibilities as those without. The question is - are they prepared to make the transition into the real world?
Careers for People with Autism
We want to focus on the ABLE and see past the label. That’s why we’ve put together this post on the abilities of people with autism, particularly as they relate to careers.
Should a Student with autism go to a public school?
Choosing the right school can be an overwhelming process – parents not only have to consider if the school has the resources to meet their student’s needs, but they also will have to…
Black History Month: 6 People with Autism that Inspire
In honor of Black History Month, we have decided to look at influential black achievers across the world. These motivating go-getters show the rest of the world that having autism can’t hold them back from pursuing their dreams.
How to Know When You Should Switch to a Private School
One of the biggest decisions you make as a parent is deciding which school your teenager will go to. There’s plenty of research, in-person visits, talks with staff, and maybe even talks with other parents at the school.
The Silver Lining to Virtual Learning: 3 Skills that Students Will Take Away
It’s easy to focus on the negatives that came with virtual learning and adapting to such a radically different schedule, but today we’re going to focus on the positive.
7 Back-to-School Tech Tips for All Parents
For some parents, it can be hard to keep up with all the technological advancements and trends that teens are into these days. Parents have long been vigilant about…
Behind the Scenes at PS Academy: Virtual & On-Campus
While we have had a great start to the school year virtually, we’re thrilled to now offer students the opportunity to get back into the classroom and see familiar faces in person. Learn more here >
Getting Your teen Ready for the New School Year
For many, the end of summer is a sad time for teenagers and a (controlled) happy time for parents. It’s time to dust off the backpacks, resharpen pencils, and get those notebooks organized as teens starting heading back to school.
What Remote Learners can Learn From Remote Workers
There are definitely some things that we as remote learners can learn from the remote workers of the world. Let’s dive in!
Meet our new mascot!
Our tails are wagging with excitement… why? Because our students have been asking for a mascot for a while now, and we’re thrilled to have settled on a bulldog. Why did we choose this breed?