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School Announcements · April 20, 2016

Spring Dance: Frequently Asked Questions

What time should we arrive? Please arrive NO EARLIER than 6:00pm. What should we wear? Boys' attire: Dress pants and collared shirts with tie. Suits preferred. No denim. Girls' attire: Semi-formal or formal, modest party dresses. Dressy pants okay. No denim. Parents: Business attire. No …

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Community Resources · April 19, 2016

Special Needs TV Program

The following is an email we received about a TV program regarding Special Needs planning that you might find beneficial. Please feel free to contact the information below for any questions: I would like to introduce my TV program on Special Needs airing at 6pm PTS on April 26th. The topic will …

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School Announcements · April 15, 2016

Summer School Registration 2016

New Vista School has summer enrichment programs available for students with Asperger Syndrome, high-functioning autism, language learning disabilities, and who meet our enrollment guidelines. The summer school program is 5 weeks long (June 27-July 29, 2016) and is for enrichment only (no credit …

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Students leave New Vista with a greater sense of confidence…

In the past 3 years I have witnessed firsthand the change that takes place within students who go through our Transition program. These students leave New Vista with a greater sense of confidence after having been given the opportunity to work in a real business and gain experiences in multiple community environments. With the proper training, attitude, and a little patience, these young adults can achieve any goals they set their mind to.

Eric Warner, Transition Specialist

The options after graduation are now wide open for her…

Our daughter started New Vista in 7th grade with the plan that she would only stay there for her middle school years. We were so happy with her progress, that now, 5 years later, she is about to graduate. Thanks to the New Vista teachers and staff, she has blossomed socially and academically, and she has been able to participate in high school activities we never thought possible. The options after graduation are now wide open for her…

NVS Parent

Thank you!

I can give you a story of my son’s journey but this quote basically sums it up. “You transformed an impossible child into an adult with possibilities.” Regarding plans after Noah graduates… NVS’ adult program. I’m excited to be participating at ground level with other senior parents and Ms. Donnelly. Thank you!

NVS Parent

He received such a great education foundation…

I want to thank you all for the great job you all did with my son. He received such a great education foundation from each of you at NVS. He is doing a very good job at College. He is currently a “B plus” student on all his classes, and best of all, that he just received his first Math exam result of a 100% grade. I cannot be more proud of him and am very thankful to all NVS staff. Now he is a very responsible and independent college student.

NVS Parent

Exceeded our expectations…

Our experience at New Vista School over the past 3 plus years has been outstanding. After trying three other schools and investigating many more, we found a school that “gets” our child. The teachers and administrators have created an individualized plan, both academic and behavioral, that has exceeded our expectations.

NVS Parent

Sincere thanks to the whole NVS Staff…

Our experience at New Vista has been night and day from our previous experience in the school district public system! Teachers in the public system repeatedly said our son was unable to read and comprehend third grade books. At New Vista, our son has read 33 books in the last 4.5 months – 82% of them at a grade level of 4.6. Sincere thanks to the whole NVS Staff for your dedication and commitment in helping these kids do better in life.

NVS Parent

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