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School Notes
Small special education school for students with academic,
social, and sensory challenges.
Wolf's mission is to inspire Complex Learners to discover
confidence, compassion and a love of learning to reach their true
potential.
Wolf students are Complex Learners who are not easily
categorized or diagnosed. They do not have one particular learning
disability and usually receive more than one diagnosis. Complex
Learners have multiple attention and learning challenges that
present in different ways. These special education students often
experience school failure in a traditional school setting because
they don't have the support or environment they need to be able to
access learning.
We offer small class sizes with speech/language and
occupational therapeutic services integrated throughout the day
directly into the curriculum.
Classroom teams are comprised of a special educator, an
Occupational Therapist, a Speech Therapist, and 1-2 Teacher
Assistants
Movement, mindfulness, and social-emotional learning are
included throughout the day across all academic
settings.
Interested in taking the first step in our admissions process?
Complete an admissions inquiry online at thewolfschool.org
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