Category: Parent Blog

by Wendy Taylor In addition to building strong relationships and maintaining consistency, students with autism who are struggling more than usual due to distance learning will also greatly benefit…

by Wendy Taylor In part one, we discussed the importance of implementing strategies to help build strong relationships with students remotely. This is no easy task, but…

by Wendy Taylor Distance learning, as well as the potential for hybrid and the return to in-person learning, has presented students with many unknowns. Educators and…

Self-advocacy is a multifaceted trait that can be built with practice. It includes students’ ability to speak up for themselves, make their own decisions, pursue…

by Leslie Campos Many teachers across the U.S. can’t make ends meet on their salary alone, so it’s common for them to take on a…

By Laura Perillo, Oak Knoll School of The Holy Child With COVID-19 still lingering about, the routine of going to school this year has been…

By Wendy Taylor Virtual learning certainly has its challenges, especially when it comes to differentiating in the virtual classroom. For students with special education accommodations,…

By Laura Perillo Raising kind and compassionate children is inevitably one of the most – arguably the most – important tasks that parents and caregivers…