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The Students with Multiple Challenges program is designed to meet the needs of learners ages 5–22 who require intensive, individualized support.

The program focuses on maintaining and strengthening functional skills while integrating home living, self-care, communication, and vocational readiness. Instruction is guided by each student’s Individualized Education Program (IEP) and emphasizes independence, self-sufficiency, and meaningful participation in daily life.

Students receive support in:

  • Functional and pre-academic skills

  • Self-help and daily living skills

  • Communication development

  • Social-emotional growth

  • Orientation and mobility

  • Speech, physical, and occupational therapy

Program Components

Instruction includes:

  • Functional reading, writing, and math

  • Assistive technology integration

  • Modified physical education

  • Music, art, and library experiences

  • Social skills instruction

  • Home living and vocational skill development

Thematic, age-appropriate units promote concept development and meaningful engagement through:

  • Cooking and daily living activities

  • Braille readiness instruction

  • Music and movement

  • Social play and interactive learning