Foundation School for Autism Talking Points
What is Foundation School For Autism?: The Foundation School of Autism is a tuition-free, public charter school serving children ages 3-7 with a focus on early intervention. The school focuses on these early years because research shows that if children receive early intervention before the age of six, it can change the course of their lives.Each child receives an individual education plan to develop and improve key areas such as learning readiness, independent work, and academics.
Website: https://foundationautism.responsiveed.com/
How to apply : To apply please visit https://classicaledu.com/apply/ or you can call 844-860-9090, so that we may assist you over the phone.
Processing Time (Applications):
After open enrollment closes
3-5 Business days
Campus will review the application and send the email informing the parent if the student has been offered a seat, or placed on the waiting list.
Direct parents and students to campus for more details
Frequently asked questions and responses:
Are we accredited?
We are accredited By the Texas Education Agency.
Grades offered:
PreK3-1st
Does your campus wear uniforms? No
If a student has an IEP or is in need of SPED services, will those be provided? Yes, however, we ask that the parents meet with the campus Director to make sure we can meet the needs of the student.
How can parents schedule a tour? The school does not give tours unless the child has made it through the lottery system. However, they are more than welcome to call the school to get information, or they can have the school send them a flyer.
How is Foundation School For Autism different from traditional schools? We are a tuition-free, public charter school serving children ages 3-7 with a focus on early intervention. Instruction is provided in a small learning environment (student/teacher ratio is 7/2) with the resources and staff to provide the intensive programs and support services—speech therapy, occupational therapy, and applied behavior analysis—needed for children with autism. We teach important socio-emotive skills to help children navigate tricky social interactions that often cause them difficulty during their school years. Additionally, we provide special training to parents to help them cope with their child’s behavior.