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?…
As the Director of Admissions at PS Academy Arizona and the mom of a son with autism, what I have experienced in my years of parent/student interviews has led me to an important question, “when is the right time to consider choosing a private school that specializes in autism?” Let’s break down 3 myths about private school programs to help you decide if it's the right choice for your K-6 child with autism. Read on to hear about my son's life-changing experience.
Most kids look forward to making a splash at the swimming pool, especially when the weather heats up. For children with autism, swimming can be a wonderful summer activity that encourages physical exercise, socialization, and concentration. Parents and caregivers of children on the autism spectrum understand the importance of taking extra measures to be vigilant about water safety. Here are 7 ways you can help make a day at the pool safe, fun, and enjoyable for everyone. Let’s dive in!
Encouraging your child to explore new avenues of joy makes it possible for them to open up to previously unexplored activities and rewards them for trying new things. This list includes hobbies your child can do solo, but doing these things together can also help them build valuable social and life skills that will help them fulfill their potential in other areas. Bid adieu to the boredom blues with this awesome list of autism-friendly hobbies for kids. Keep reading to discover the activities!
Life is full of curveballs. Having a set routine can promote a sense of security, stability, and trust in a world that often feels chaotic and overwhelming. This is especially true for those with autism, who often rely on their typical routines to guide them through the day. So how can you best support your child with autism when their routine changes? Keep reading to find out.
Summer break is something your child should look forward to. That's why it's important to find activities that help them to engage with their surroundings in a way that’s comfortable and inviting for them. We made this handy Summer Bucket List, so your family can stay focused on creating magical memories that will last a lifetime. Read on to discover the activities!
