We are currently looking to fill a variety of open positions for our Summer/Extended School Year programs throughout Lake and Geauga Counties. Please follow the link to view our open positions and to apply.

The Geauga County Maple Leaf wrote an article about our STARS classroom at West Geauga High School! Our STARS program provides educational services to school-aged students diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder, in an academic environment that fosters, acceptance, independence and success. Mrs. DeMuch's STARS class at West Geauga High School collected essential items for The City Mission, a Cleveland nonprofit organization that help people in crisis. Please click here to read the article on line, or click on the link to view a hard copy of the full article; 2021_03_25 STARS Artice.pdf 

The Geauga County Drive-Thru food distribution is every Wednesday in April from 3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. at Kent State University in Burton! Please view the flyer below for additional information and instructions. 

The Geauga County Maple Leaf wrote an article about our Job Training program! Job Training provides a work environment where students with disabilities can explore a variety of careers while learning soft skills in a community job site. This elective course offers half and full day work experience for students who are ready to practice their employability skills at a community job site. Students who work a full day have met all academic requirements. Students may work at different job sites throughout the school year. These job sites are determined by the employer's needs and students' age appropriate transition assessments. Please click here to read the article on line, or click on the link to view a hard copy of the full article; 2021 Job Training Article in the Maple Leaf.pdf 

Today's Family Magazine wrote an article that recognizes the services and programs we provide to school districts in both Lake and Geauga counties! Please click here to read the article!

Our Parent Mentor, Michelle Frygier provides information to Geauga County families with special needs children and supports the relationship between the school/district and the family in regards to education and services. A unique aspect of a Parent Mentor is that they provide guidance based on a combination of training and personal first-hand experience. Since Parent Mentors themselves have children with dishabilles, Michelle is familiar with the special education system and can uses her knowledge to help others. Please follow this link to read an article about our Parent Mentor in the Geauga County Maple Leaf.