A Crossway Student:1. Loves school, and has the ability to work within a small group.
2. Has attended at least one full year of preschool or kindergarten prior to attending Crossway. 3. Has the ability to learn in a small group setting with minimal support, or a one-on-one is required. 4. Has age appropriate feeding skills. 5. Is able to physically transition between activities independently; follows general safety guidelines (not prone to wander or run). 6. Is eager to make friends, and is receptive to social skills training. 7. Has no history of diagnosed behavioral or emotional disorders such as ODD and does not require one to one support for behavior. If the child does require Applied Behavioral Analysis support, the family needs to provide this and discuss prior to admission. 8. Has a supportive home environment for carryover of therapeutic and academic recommendations. |
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Charlotte's first and only therapy-based day school.
Crossway Academy supports students through their physical, mental, and emotional development.
The Crossway kid...
Crossway Academy is specifically designed for students in grades K-8 with unique learning profiles who are neuro-atypical, and may benefit from a therapy-based approach to education.The Crossway kid loves school and would profit from working in a small group setting. They are eager to make friends, but could use some social skills training. Crossway kids have a variety of abilities and disabilities.