Functional Math Curriculum

Our functional math curriculum focuses on helping high school students build real-life money and budgeting skills at their level. Students practice identifying coins and bills, counting money, and making change through hands-on activities and real-world scenarios like shopping or running a classroom store. They learn how to read prices, decide if they have enough money to make a purchase, and compare costs. We also introduce simple budgeting by teaching wants vs. needs, planning for expenses, and tracking savings goals. Students get opportunities to apply these skills in the community, such as at grocery stores or restaurants, to prepare them for greater independence in daily life.

Healthy Relationships Curriculum

Our functional Healthy Relationships curriculum is focused on a comprehensive, adaptable program designed for adolescents and young adults, especially those with special education needs, developmental or intellectual disabilities, or emotional/behavioral challenges.  The overall goal is to help students build social, life, health, and safety skills that support successful relationships, self‐advocacy, and overall well-being.

The curriculum is organized into three main modules, each covering specific topics. 

Caring for Myself / Hygiene; Understanding My Body / Health Education; Relationship Development & Social/Communication Skills

“Weekly information will be shared regarding the lessons, activities, and learning objectives we are covering.”

PBS Kids- Math Games

Great Minds - Support for Parents

Math Apps

Math Games

Healthy Relationship Resources:

Safety in the Community

Healthy Relationships- Understanding Social Media

Understanding Social Media 

Social Skills Resource 

Parent Support Toolkit for Parents of Children with Autism