Palm Beach School for Autism

Palm Beach School for Autism is a public, charter school for individuals age 3-21 on the autism spectrum. The school was founded by a group of parents who were seeking a better education for their children with autism.

The founders of the school wanted a program that would provide individualized education and therapy to children with autism, and they found that the existing options were not meeting their needs. They began researching best practices and consulting with experts in the field of autism education to develop a program that would address the specific needs of their children.

The program is designed to be highly individualized and data-driven, with each student receiving a customized education plan based on their unique needs and strengths.

The school’s curriculum includes academic subjects such as math, science, and language arts, as well as life skills such as communication, socialization, and self-care. The school also offers a range of therapies and services, including speech and language therapy, occupational therapy, Physical Therapy, and counseling.

One of the unique features of the Palm Beach School for Autism is its focus on community involvement. The school partners with local businesses and organizations to provide students with opportunities for real-world experiences and job training. The school also hosts events and fundraisers to raise awareness about autism and support its programs.

Palm Beach School for Autism has received numerous awards and recognition for its innovative approach to autism education. It continues to be a leader in the field of special education, providing a supportive and nurturing environment where children with autism can thrive and reach their full potential.