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We’ve gathered resources to help autistic students, their families, and educators start the school year with confidence.
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Helping your school and its staff learn the basics of autism
Our newly updated School Community Tool Kit ( [link removed] ) contains helpful handouts for everyone in the school environment—from bus drivers and lunch aides to custodians and athletic coaches—to teach them more about autism. There’s one in there for school nurses too, as well as information on some of the more common challenges that may lead autistic students to the nurse's office ( [link removed] ), or even result in the need for an Individualized Healthcare Plan ( [link removed] ).
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Autism 101 for teachers
With more autistic students in general education classrooms, it is important that teachers feel confident and prepared to support them. Autism 101 does just that. Also included is valuable perspective from an autistic teacher ( [link removed] ) offering clear, practical guidance along with insights on how to nurture autistic students and build an inclusive, supportive classroom for all.
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Bullying prevention starts here: Tools for families, schools and communities
Did you know, 60% of children and young adults with autism are affected by bullying, often with serious emotional and physical consequences? Our Bullying prevention page ( [link removed] ) offers practical resources, expert advice, and actionable steps to help families, educators, and communities create safer, more supportive environments for people with autism.
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High school students: Planning for adulthood is easy with our checklist
For autistic students with an Individualized Education Plan (IEP), our IEP Transition Plan Checklist ( [link removed] ) is an essential resource. Whether the goal after high school is employment, postsecondary education or independent living, this checklist covers all crucial next steps. And while you’re planning ahead, don’t forget the importance of moving from pediatric to adult medical care -- our Healthcare Transition Roadmap ( [link removed] ) can guide that process too.
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