What makes our school unique is that ABA is not a separate part of the day- it is embedded into the learning environment. The science of ABA helps our team understand how each student learns, what motivates them, what supports they need, and how skills can be taught in ways that are meaningful and successful.
Students receive instruction in core academic areas such as reading, writing, and mathematics, while also developing communication, social skills, independence, executive functioning, classroom participation, and school readiness skills.
ABA strategies are naturally incorporated throughout academic lessons, transitions, group activities, independent work, and everyday classroom routines. These may include positive reinforcement, prompting and prompt fading, task analysis, visual supports, naturalistic teaching, shaping, modeling, data collection, and individualized teaching strategies.