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Posted Nov 20, 2020 in Tips & Resources
The COVID-19 pandemic has greatly affected our world, and for school age children, this comes with it’s own set of challenges. Larger, heavier topics like COVID-19 are sometimes harder for children to grasp. As we are...
Posted Oct 26, 2020 in School News & Events
The Balancing Act How teachers talk to their students about COVID-19, express honest feelings, ease anxiety, and balance it all. Erika Goler and Amanda Katsilis, wearing colorful face masks and sitting six feet apart in their classroom,...
Posted Oct 13, 2020 in Tips & Resources
Open House Season has arrived! Feeling overwhelmed? Here are six things to ask as an interested parent or guardian. Fall is officially here and definitely in full swing! This time of year, it is common for...
Posted Sep 15, 2020 in Community Resources
Based in Westlake, the mission of Connecting for Kids (CFK) is to provide education and support to families in Northeast Ohio who have concerns about their child. Connecting for Kids serves all families, including children...
Posted Aug 17, 2020 in Community Resources
Julie Billiart Schools is proud to spotlight Autism Speaks as our August Community Feature. Autism Speaks is committed to offering solutions for the needs of individuals with autism and their families. They strive to do...
Posted Aug 05, 2020 in Tips & Resources
1.) Andy and His Yellow Frisbee Author: Mary Thompson Recommended Readers: Grades 1 through 5 Synopsis: This story is told from the perspective of Rosie, the protective sister of her autistic brother. Andy becomes preoccupied with spinning a...
Posted Aug 05, 2020 in Tips & Resources
Continuity Is Crucial While education plays a vital role in the success of any student, it’s even more crucial for students with an autism spectrum disorder or special learning challenge. Whether you’re switching schools in different...
Posted Aug 05, 2020 in Tips & Resources
Attend Summer Camp or Lessons There are many area summer camps and programs for children with learning disabilities that are fun and offer experiences that help children and teens build social skills and self-esteem. Camps designed...
Posted Aug 05, 2020 in Community Resources
Photo Credit: Image courtesy of Kulture City Sensory-Inclusive Activities Akron Zoo The Akron Zoo has partnered with nonprofit,KultureCity, to assure a family-friendly, sensory-inclusive experience for everyone. The zoo now has five quiet zones for guests who are in...
Posted Aug 05, 2020 in Industry News
What is Dysgraphia? If your child struggles with writing, you may have heard a teacher or therapist use the term dysgraphia. A Greek word meaning “the condition of disabled handwriting”, dysgraphia scientifically refers to the neurological...