September 4, 2015
by Tanya
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So many chores for parents as the school year begins: supply lists a mile long, new clothing, fall activities, and the sometimes challenging and puzzling preparation for a new classroom. Many times our children enjoy the idea of going back … Continue reading
August 19, 2015
by Kathy
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When I first heard about the Minneapolis district’s administrative decision to change the Citywide Autism Program (CAP) to a community based program, I was very surprised. I have always thought of the CAP as the most effective district-wide special education … Continue reading
July 27, 2015
by Emily
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I have twin boys who had a great kindergarten experience last year thanks to the Citywide Autism Program (CAP). This year, Minneapolis Public Schools (MPS) is not providing families of incoming kindergarteners the option of attending CAP, nor is the … Continue reading
February 3, 2015
by Editorial Team
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Maureen Neihart, PsyD, shared a lot of information with us at our Lecture Series devoted to 2E (twice exceptional) children on the autism spectrum. Using the latest research in the field, she highlighted the areas in which these children typically … Continue reading
January 6, 2015
by Shannon
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Discover practical ways to support gifted kids with autism based on the latest research on Monday, January 12! Nothing is more delightful than watching your child with autism excel. Pride overwhelms you, tears gather, and the future seems a lot … Continue reading
December 3, 2014
by Shannon
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This week is Inclusive Schools Week as declared by the state of Minnesota. It seems right that Minnesota, who has always been a leader in special education, sets aside time to raise awareness on the benefits of full inclusion in our schools. … Continue reading
October 22, 2014
by Shannon
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Today is national Unity Day and thousands of people will be wearing orange to show that they stand united against bullying. For CEA, this is a big topic. Bullying disproportionately affects families living with autism, 63% to 88% report bullying at … Continue reading
September 30, 2014
by Editorial Team
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This issue is an important one for our organization. Our mission is to provide young families living with autism with the information, strategies and support they need to engage fully in their homes, schools and community. If their schools are … Continue reading
April 30, 2014
by Editorial Team
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Thanks to Jason Backes for sending out the notice on this free app opportunity! District 287 is offering both Click n’ Talk and Talk n’ Photos free for the next three days. Click n’ Talk is an augmentative communication app that … Continue reading
October 15, 2013
by Luann
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So the school year is going along nicely – your child is settled, you have a nice rapport with your child’s teacher, everyone is getting used to the routine, and then – BAM! There’s a substitute teacher. Even the most wonderful … Continue reading
