Pre-K or sit at home? Programs for kids with special needs are in trouble
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The private, nonprofit organizations that provide pre-K programs for thousands of students with special needs are fast approaching a crisis point.
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The private, nonprofit organizations that provide pre-K programs for thousands of students with special needs are fast approaching a crisis point.
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The HeartShare School, a school for children ages 5-21 with autism, celebrated its first graduate, Valerie, in June 2014. Valerie first joined HeartShare with the opening of its Children’s Residences, adjacent to the school, three years earlier. Valerie’s mother, Odessa, described the obstacles that Valerie overcame to reach this milestone, “Valerie experienced a lot of…
Twelve students from The HeartShare School who are diagnosed on the autism spectrum attended a fitness class at the Harbor Fitness gym in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn. Personal Trainer Anthony Carucci customized the exercise routine for the children. In recognition of Autism Awareness Month, students from The HeartShare School were taken on a tour of the…
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