NAPSEC Membership Directory S-Z
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Membership Advertisements
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NAPSEC Members
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Sections S through Z
ScenicView Academy

Located at the mouth of Provo Canyon, in Provo, Utah, ScenicView Academy is a nationally recognized nonprofit school for adults with autism spectrum disorders and learning disabilities. Through residential and day programming, we empower young adults with skills for an independent, productive, and fulfilling life.
Applications are found online at www.svacademy.org. If you would like to set up a tour during your application process, call (801) 226-2550. The Admissions Officer will be in contact with you throughout your application process. Once the application is submitted, the Admissions Committee will review the application. Once a decision has been made, an acceptance packet will be sent out to the student and/or family. Admission typically takes place three times (multiple times) a year (January, April, June, August). Admission time varies, depending on availability.
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School of Expressive Arts and Learning

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SEARCH Day Program
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Skyward Academy
Cincinnati, Ohio 45242
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Somerset Hills Learning Institute
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Somerset Hills School
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Sonia Shankman Orthogenic School
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Special Education Services

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Spectrum360
Autism Spectrum, Asperger’s Syndrome, pervasive developmental disorder (PDD), attention deficit disorder, attention deficit hyperactive disorder, behavioral disorders, learning and/or language disabilities, multiple disabilities, preschool disabled.
Spectrum360’s mission is to provide the highest quality educational and therapeutic programs for individuals across the autism spectrum with learning, language and social/emotional challenges to achieve their maximum potential as responsible adults in society; to recognize and value individuals' unique abilities, learning styles and differences and to serve as a leader in promoting innovative programs. Spectrum360, a not-for-profit organization, includes Academy360 Lower School and Academy360 Upper School, approved by the New Jersey State Board of Education, serving children from ages 3-21, Independence360, a program for adults with ASD over 21, approved by the NJ Division of Developmental Disabilities and the NJ Division of Vocational Rehabilitation, and FilmAcademy360, and CulinaryAcademy360 which are after school and weekend programs open to individuals with ASD in the general community. We offer Preschool, Elementary, Middle School, High School and Career Education, Life Skills and Adult (21+) Programs. These programs address each individual’s social/emotional and cognitive learning needs following the prescriptive IEP. All academic curriculum follows New Jersey Core Curriculum Standards. The programs enable students and adults to maximize their learning potential, increase their ability to resolve problems, effectively utilize social skills, and express feelings in a positive manner. Additional culinary and film/video specialty programs focus on teaching marketable skills.
Parents may arrange to join a group tour of the school (either Academy360 Lower School or Academy360 Upper School) in which they are considering enrolling their child. If, after the tour, they are interested in enrollment, parents contact the Child Study Team of their sending district's school and request that their child's IEP and any evaluations be sent to Academy360. The local school district (LEA) initiates the process by submitting the candidate’s records for review by school principal and other appropriate professionals. All relevant information sent to Academy360 will be reviewed by school administration and if a spot is available in an appropriate classroom, the family will be offered the spot. Admittance is not on a first come, first serve basis, but rather on a good match between the student's needs and the availability of the right learning environment. Admission to Independence360, our adult program begins with a tour of the facility and an interview.
New Jersey State Department of Education for schools, NJ Division of Developmental Disability and NJ Department of Vocational Rehabilitation Services for adult program
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Springtime School
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The Spurwink School

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Spurwink Services
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St. Elizabeth School
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St. John of God Community Services/Archbishop Damiano School

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St. Joseph School for the Blind

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St. Vincent's Special Needs Services
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Stepping Stone School
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Stetson School
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Stewart Home School

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Summit Speech School

T.C. Harris School
- Day School
- Community Group Homes
- Residential
- Autism Care & Extensive Supports (ACES)
- Secure Residential
- Therapeutic Services
- Academic Instructions
- Skills Development & Acquisition
- Health & Wellness
- Crisis Intervention
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Texas Christian University Starpoint School
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Timber Ridge School
- The residential placement is initiated on the basis of specific needs demonstrated by the student and family.
- Goals to be met are developed based on the needs.
- Achievement of those goals is the criteria for discharge.
- Support will be required in the community to maintain and promote progress.
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The Timothy School
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Titusville Academy

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The Trousdale School

Unicorn Village Academy
Variety Child Learning Center

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Villa Maria School
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Vista Del Mar Child and Family Services

- Program Profile
- Students
- Age Range Served
- Age at Admission
- I.Q. Range Served
- Program
- Staff/Pupil Ratio
- Length of Program
- Enrollment
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Vista Life Innovations
Washington Academy
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The Webb Schools
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Westbridge Academy
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Westchester Exceptional Children's School
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Westchester School for Special Children
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Western Pennsylvania School for the Deaf

- Family or school district expresses interest in WPSD.
- A visit to look at school is set.
- Application packet given to family
- Records received – intake evaluation scheduled
- IEP occurs with school district, WPSD and parent
- Paperwork sent to state
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Willowglen Academy
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Woods Services
- Mollie Woods-Intellectual disabilities in adults and children;
- Woodlands-Challenging behavior in adults and children;
- Crestwood-Emotional disturbances in children;
- Beechwood-Traumatic brain injury in adults; and,
- Brian's House -Community homes for adults with intellectual disabilities.
The Y.A.L.E. School


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You and Me School

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Youth Consultation Services

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