Tag: autism
Virtual reality allows tween with serious medical condition to experience the world safely from home
Tristan Drummond was born 10 weeks premature with one kidney and enough genetic disorders that doctors gave him a 50/50 chance to turn 1. He had his first surgery when he was 2 days old and has far exceeded that dire prediction. He will turn 12 in June. But his... READ MOREVirtual Reality games and banking app help mom make Florida teen’s education unique
Traditional school wasn’t working for Alexander Luther. The 15-year-old, who...
READ MOREFormer high school dropout perseveres, overcomes, and will open inclusive school that welcomes students with autism
“There was one event that triggered me to create the...
READ MOREMore Gardiner Scholarship families finding a home in Florida Catholic schools
Taylor Smoots is an energetic 4-year-old who loves to sing,...
READ MOREAutism education, school starts, scholarships and more.
READ MORErevisitED: ‘A voice of calm’ for students with Autism
Editor’s note: redefinED is supporting National Autism Awareness Month each...
READ MORErevisitED: Small schools, public and private, fill special niche for children with autism
Editor’s note: redefinED is supporting National Autism Awareness Month each...
READ MOREDisplaced Puerto Rican family desperate for Gardiner Scholarship
TAMPA – Aleena Martinez bounded into her family’s small, sparsely...
READ MOREEd choice scholarship was ‘a Godsend’
Editor’s Note: This is the third in a week-long series of...
READ MOREAutism and the economic incentives for education choice
Anyone associated with the pursuit of “economic development” will tell...
READ MORESchool choice gave this educator a LiFT
SEMINOLE, Fla. – Kim Kuruzovich’s daughter Gina has moderate autism,...
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