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Atlas School honors and embraces students' unique minds, spirits, and voices.
Empowered communication and respect for student's passions and abilities ease them into rich social and emotional relationships and experiences.
Self-identity, growth and joyful engagement join with academic learning and choice-driven community integration to aid students in pursuit of their own life goals and happiness.
The Atlas School is a non-profit, non-public school serving
children and young adults aged 7-21 years diagnosed with Autism
Spectrum Disorders. A truly individualized full-day educational
program is developed for each student. The program uses a
multi-strategic approach, data analysis as well as evidence-based
and cutting-edge interventions and techniques. Core to every
student's program is their social-emotional development and
deepening of communication skills. The school's curriculum, the
Atlas Map, addresses the whole child in a comprehensive manner and
involves working with students across all areas of development. We
place a heavy emphasis and top priority on communication as it is
integral to every other portion of a student's life and is the
cornerstone to lifelong social learning. With an effective means of
communication, our students can engage in a limitless number of
interactions where they will learn about the world, other people
and themselves.
Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
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Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
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