The
Learning Comes Alive! project promotes the use of typical, everyday community
activities as sources of educational opportunities for elementary-school-age
children with a wide range of learning difficulties/disabilities. The goal
of the project is to reinforce learning of the general school curriculum by
working with parents and teachers to identify individual children's strengths
and interests, identify academic priorities for the child, and match those
assets/goals with activities in the community.
This project is funded by a grant from the United States Department of Education, Office of Special Education Programs. It is a three-year project that will work with up to 150 families over the course of the project.
Project staff are dedicated to the families they serve.
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