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Programs that support academic learning and/or academic learning environments.
Programs that support academic learning and/or academic learning environments.
Achievement Centers for Children Camp Cheerful - Sensational Extended School Year (ESY) Program
Achievement Centers for Children Camp Cheerful - Sensational Extended School Year (ESY) Program
Population Served: AUT, MD
Dates: June 12 - June 30, 2023, and/or July 10 - August 4, 2023
Ages: Grades K-12
Fee: $3,975 for the 3-week session; $5,300 for the 4-week session
Organization: Achievement Centers for Children
Contact: Lisa Cooper
Address: 4255 Northfield Road, Highland Hills, Ohio 44128
Phone: 216-292-9700 Fax: 216-292-9721
Email: campcheerful@achievementctrs.org
Website: https://campcheerful.achievementcenters.org/program/camp-children-autism/
Descriptor: This is an ESY service option for children in grades K-12 with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) or other developmental disabilities requiring intensive, targeted, specially designed instruction beyond the school year to prevent skill regression and increase skill retention. Participants will enjoy a five-day-a-week program from 9:30 am – 3:30 pm that includes themed weeks, embedded academic learning strands, and individualized, specially designed instruction to address IEP goals. Each participant will also have access to related services from an occupational therapist and speech therapist to address the student’s IEP goals. Activities include thematic units, outdoor physical education including swimming, academic instruction in core subject areas, adaptive behavior skill building, social skills training, and sensory experiences! The sessions will be filled on a first-come-first-served basis.
Cuyahoga County Public Library - Student Success Centers
Cuyahoga County Public Library - Student Success Centers
Population Served: AUT, MD, HI, OHI, TBI, ID, SLD, VI, S/LI
Dates: September 14, 2022 – May 11, 2023
Ages: All Ages
Fee: No fee
Organization: Cuyahoga County Public Library
Contact: Julia Boxler
Address: 2111 Snow Road; Parma, OH 44129, program takes place at various branches
Phone: 216-398-1800
Email: jboxler@cuyahogalibrary.org
Website: www.cuyahogalibrary.org
Descriptor: Our Student Success Center program helps students in grades K – 8 improve their academic skills and subject comprehension. Student Success Centers are available at 10 branches. Students who participate in the program receive homework assistance and/or academic enrichment from each of our centers' staff in English language arts, math, reading, science, and social studies. To enroll your child in our Student Success Center program, please fill out the registration form and bring it to one of our Student Success Center locations.
GradePower Learning - Tutoring students with learning disabilities
GradePower Learning - Tutoring students with learning disabilities
Population Served: AUT, ID, SLD, S/LI, Dyslexia, Dysgraphia
Dates: Year-round
Ages: 4-18
Fee: 399.00 per month
Organization: GradePower Learning
Contact: Tanya Foose
Phone: 440-230-3444
Address: 21679 Lorain Road Fairview Park, OH 44126
Email: tfoose@gradepowerlearning.com
Website: www.gradepowerlearning.com
Descriptor: GradePower Learning works with all students from ages 4 - 18 and beyond in the areas of letters, sounds, printing, reading comprehension, writing, math (all grade levels), and test prep for high school and college entrance exams. Students with or without learning difficulties are welcome.
Koinonia Enterprises
Koinonia Enterprises
Population Served: AUT, MD, HI, TBI, ID, VI
Dates: Our Day Program and Vocational Programs are ongoing and can be attended throughout the year.
Ages: We serve ages 18 and up.
Fee: Fees are paid through waivers, county board funding, or private pay.
Organization: Koinonia Enterprises
Contact: Cheryl Senko, Director of Communications and Community Outreach
Phone: 216-588-8777
Address:
Main Office: 6161 Oak Tree Blvd., Independence, OH 44131
Career and Senior Services Center: 1200 Valley Belt Drive, Brooklyn Heights Ohio 44131
Phone: 216-588-8777
Email: cheryl.senko@koinoniahomes.org
Website: https://koinoniahomes.org
Descriptor: Koinonia is Northeast Ohio’s leading agency dedicated to ending the social, physical, and economic isolation of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) and other complex conditions. Founded in 1974, Koinonia provides residential, adult day, and career services to more than 600 people, with a staff of over 580 professionals. Our service portfolio includes 22 licensed group homes, more than 60 supported and shared living arrangements, transportation services, and shared living options.
Medina Creative Transitions - Post-Secondary Career Exploration Program
Medina Creative Transitions - Post-Secondary Career Exploration Program
Population Served: AUT, ED, MD, SLD
Dates: Call for information
Ages: 18-30 years.
Fee: Varies, paid internship used towards the summer program
Organization: Medina Creative Transitions
Contact: Nancy Brewer, Academic Director
Address: 232 North Court; Medina, OH 44256
Phone: 330-591-4434 Fax: 330-723-7415
Email: info@medinacreativehousing.com
Website: www.medinacreativehousing.com
Descriptor: The summer Career Exploration program involves job site opportunities Monday through Thursday with classroom instruction on career skills on Friday. Job coaching and supervision are done throughout the week.
Medina Creative Transitions - Post-Secondary College Program for Students with Disabilities
Medina Creative Transitions - Post-Secondary College Program for Students with Disabilities
Population Served: AUT, ED, MD, SLD
Dates: Call for information
Ages: 18-30 years.
Fee: Course and classes determine the fee charged
Organization: Medina Creative Transitions
Contact: Nancy Brewer, Academic Directory
Address: 232 North Court; Medina, OH 44256
Phone: 330-591-4434 Fax: 330-723-7415
Email: info@medinacreativehousing.com
Website: www.medinacreativehousing.com
Descriptor: Medina Creative Transitions is a post-secondary college program for students with disabilities. We offer adult day programs, college day programs, and organization skill development. We have lessons in executive functions, life skills, communication skills, career skills, and social thinking.in an afternoon program that works on a goal of independent living and a successful college experience.
North Coast In-Home Tutoring
North Coast In-Home Tutoring
Population Served: AUT, ED, MD, HI, OHI, TBI, ID, SLD, S/LI, Executive Function, Occupational Therapy, Behavioral Therapy
Dates: Year-round, schedule conveniently seven days a week with the family
Ages: 3 through adult
Fee: Tutoring Services are $60/hr, fees for other services vary, please call for fee schedule.
Organization: North Coast Tutoring Services
Contact: Linnea Smith, President; Sweytha Ravishankar, Scholarship Director
Address: 31300 Solon Rd., Suite 1 Solon, OH 44139.
Phone: 440-914-0200 Fax: 440-542-1504
Email: linneas@northcoasted.com sweythar@northcoasted.com
Website: www.northcoasted.com
Descriptor: Our specialty is helping children & teens in all grades when they get stuck in a subject or course. We have 300 skilled tutors for all subjects in all grades, come to your home or a nearby public location. We specialize in basic skills – reading and math. We are known for working with children with learning differences: learning disabilities, dyslexia, ADHD, cognitive delay, Autism, Asperger’s Syndrome, PDD, and other struggling learners. We are Jon Peterson and Autism Scholarship Providers. Recently we developed a multi-sensory systematic phonics program for children in Pre-K to Grade 3. With puppets, animation, and children in five-minute videos, the teacher/parent is trained as the child learns to read. The child has the same materials modeled in the videos to practice the new skill they have learned. Watch an episode from our Vimeo link: https://vimeo.com/688574392/49fc66764e
Sammy and The Magical Reading Chest Literacy Program
Sammy and The Magical Reading Chest Literacy Program
Population Served: AUT, MD, HI, OHI, TBI, ID, SLD
Dates: Flexible dates year-round at convenient times for students and parents. Please call for more information.
Ages: 4 -10; teens and adults with developmental disabilities
Fee: Parents can purchase a yearly subscription and work with their own children. We also have North Coast Education Services tutors to work with the students. It is also available for use in school classrooms.
Organization: Richards Learning Systems LLC
Contact: Linnea Smith
Address: 31300 Solon Rd., Ste. 1; Solon OH 44139
Phone: 440-914-0200 Fax: 440-542-1504
Email: linneas@northcoasted.com
Website: www.richardslearningsystems.com
Descriptor: The Sammy program design train teacher/parents and the student(s) at the same time with 77 five-minute video episodes over four seasons. Through animation and puppets, Sammy and his friends learn about the wonderful world of reading. Each video episode introduces one letter, and how those sounds build words. In seasons 3 and 4, students learn to break words into syllables with patterns and syllable types. The videos model systematic multi-sensory teaching. With animation, “Bumpy Letter” cards, sand trays and Felt Boards fly on magic carpets and through windows to the children. The children model how to use them. Teachers and parents are encouraged at the end of each video to use the materials seen in the video to reinforce the lesson of the day. By design, there is no teacher’s guide … instructions are at the bottom of workbook pages and modeled in the video lessons.
Solutions Behavioral Consulting - Summer School-aged Program
Solutions Behavioral Consulting - Summer School-aged Program
Population Served: AUT
Dates: June 12 – August 3, 2023
Ages: 5-17 years
Fee: $6,540 for full-day tuition; $4,212.25 for half-day tuition
Organization: Solutions Behavioral Consulting
Contact: Stacy Cianciolo
Address: 8536 Crow Drive; Suite 240; Macedonia, OH 44056
Phone: 330-888-9596
Email: scianciolo@solutionsbehavioral.com
Website: www.solutionsbehavioral.com
Descriptor: Summer School Aged Program, led by Board-Certified Behavior Analysts, this four-day-a-week program is focused on the implementation of all ESY-approved IEP goals. Instruction will occur in a camp-like setting including weekly theme field trips! Full and half-day sessions are available. This program is designed for students with autism and related diagnoses who need learning to continue in a structured, yet fun setting throughout the summer so they are ready for their next school year journey!
The Centers - Early Learning Program
The Centers - Early Learning Program
Population Served: AUT, ED, MD, HI, OHI, ID, SLD, VI, OI, S/LI
Dates: Full-year, full-day programming
Ages: Pregnant women, Children birth- 5 years
Fee: Free, Early Head Start, Head Start, private pay, vouchers, scholarships available
Organization: The Centers
Contact: Emily Hoag - Enrollment Manager
Address: Multiple locations across greater Cleveland and surrounding suburbs
Phone: 216-325-9678
Email: early.learning@thecentersohio.org
Website: www.thecentersohio.org
Descriptor: A child’s experiences during the first 2,000 days of their life—from birth to the start of kindergarten—have a lasting impact on later success. With seven five-star rated early learning centers in Northeast Ohio, plus a home-based program, we help families capitalize on this precious time.
The LD Edge Network - The D.A.M. (Diagnose, Apply, Motivate) Program
The LD Edge Network - The D.A.M. (Diagnose, Apply, Motivate) Program
Population Served: SLD
Dates: Ongoing
Ages: 18 years and older
Fee: Sliding scale, visit our website for further information
Organization: The LD Edge Network
Contact: Holly Roe, Executive Director
Address: 2031 W 30th Street, Cleveland, Ohio 44113
Phone: 216-870-1432
Email: ldedge15@gmail.com
Website: www.theldedgenetwork.org
Descriptor: Our mission is to provide a streamlined process for assessing under-resourced adults with learning disabilities and incorporating specialized intervention practices to elevate their educational and career statuses. We also offer training and professional development specific to learning disabilities in adults to the educators that teach them, all with the goal of increasing the employability and quality of life for these adults and their families.
The Silver Lining Group
The Silver Lining Group
Population Served: AUT, ID, MD, SLD, AUT
Dates: Year-round services
Ages: All ages welcome
Fee: Please call to discuss your child's funding options.
Organization: The Silver Lining Group
Contact: Ken Dix
Address: 24865 Detroit Road, Westlake, OH 44145
Phone: 440-250-8800 Fax: 440-641-1170
Email: k.dix@behavioralinterventioncenters.com
Website: http://www.behavioralinterventioncenters.com
Descriptor: Silver Lining Group's summer sessions are an extension of our Center-Based Educational/Intervention Services. We provide individuals with autism, Down syndrome, mental health disorders, and developmental disabilities a structured and fun summer environment while working on goals established by the child's IEP/ISP team.
In addition, we do provide Extended School Year services, a program that provides children with disabilities IEP services during the summer months. Extended School Year, like most other special education programs, varies from school district to school district. Depending upon your child's needs and abilities (and on your school district), it may be possible to get ESY funding for summer intervention.
The Whole Kid (Private Tutoring)
The Whole Kid (Private Tutoring)
Population Served: OHI, SLD
Dates: Summer 2023 and beyond
Ages: K – 12 and beyond
Fee: Call for information
Organization: The Whole Kid
Contact: Tim Tibbitts
Address: 18035 Fernway; Shaker Heights, OH 44122
Phone: 216-235-3115
Email: LearnToSucceed@TheWholeKid.com
Website: www.thewholekid.com
Descriptor: The Whole Kid provides excellent, highly individualized tutoring for students K-12 and beyond. Summer enrichment or skill-building.
Townsend Learning Center
Townsend Learning Center
Population Served: SLD, V
Dates: Year-round
Ages: Preschoolers – adults
Fee: Based on programs scheduled
Organization: Townsend Learning Center
Contact: Sarah Littlefield
Address: 1667 E. 40th Street, Suite 1B; Cleveland, OH 44103 (Several locations Cleveland, OH)
Phone: 216-472-8300
Email: sarah@learnwithus.com
Website: www.learnwithus.com
Descriptor: All classes are diagnostic and individualized. Diagnostic testing is optional. For more information call contact.
Two Foundation, Inc. - Job Readiness
Two Foundation, Inc. - Job Readiness
Population Served: AUT, ED, HI, TBI, ID, OI, S/LI, Down syndrome
Dates: Starts July 2023
Ages: 16 and up
Fee: Call for information
Organization: Two Foundation Inc.
Contact: Shari Hunter
Address: 8578 E. Washington St., Chagrin Falls, Ohio 44023
Phone: 440-384-3236
Email: Shari@twofoundation.com
Website: Twofoundation.com
Descriptor: On-the-job experience at our cafe and with our business partners, job skill training. A fully integrated program. Campers will be provided a workplace experience and receive hands-on training, participate in team-building activities, health management sessions, visit current business partners, and complete lessons to prepare them for the workplace. Daily lessons will include: Resume writing, interviewing, dressing for success, networking, communication skills, customer service, retail selling, workplace ethics and behavior, self-awareness, self-advocacy, and self-regulation.
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