Summer may offer a break from school and therapies, but there are still plenty of ways to fulfill your child’s sensory needs. Whether your child is sensory seeking, sensory avoiding or a little of both, read on for ideas to help them cope – and to make these summer days easier for your whole family.
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Summer camp is in full swing at Miriam, and kids in grades K-8 are reading, playing sports and games, and…building balloon towers? Campers are having a blast, but even during the fun, every activity has a purpose. These colorful balloon creations helped strengthen teamwork and collaboration skills, as the campers worked together to determine how to build their towers.
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Coen, a Miriam second-grader who was diagnosed with autism at age 3, is an integral member of our school community. He is friendly and outgoing, and he receives the support he needs to remain happy and engaged at school the vast majority of the time – which is something that was impossible at his previous school.
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Miriam School staff, faculty and students have spied a few young superheroes proudly wearing their capes through the halls of school lately. When they see them, they make sure to tell them what a great job they are doing of keeping their power!
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Miriam Foundation is pleased to announce that Dr. Andrea White has accepted the invitation to be the interim head of Miriam Academy, effective July 1, 2021. This appointment is the result
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