Empowering Futures Inside Academy360 Upper Schools Life-Changing Programs for Students with Special Needs

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Academy360 Upper School offers a transformative educational experience for students with autism and related challenges, emphasizing academic, social, and emotional growth. The school provides a continuous journey from high school through age 21, including a specialized program for young adults. Students benefit from individualized support, including 1:1 aides, a fitness center, and a Culinary Academy that teaches real-world cooking skills while addressing food aversions. Life skills training includes simulated apartment living, equipping students for independent living after graduation. The school also offers respite care services for families, providing temporary relief and enrichment activities for students.

Recent fundraising efforts totaling over $1. 5 million have enhanced resources and security across the campus. Academy360 prepares students for community integration and employment through creative projects and athletic competitions. As students transition into adulthood, they are equipped with the confidence and skills necessary to lead fulfilling lives.

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