Many kids with learning challenges like dyslexia, ADHD and autism are going to need extra support transitioning back to in-person learning this fall, after a stressful year of remote learning. Here are 6 ways parents and caregivers can help their child through this transition.
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A New Chapter for The Shadow Project
Sharon Juennemann is The Shadow Project’s new Executive Director. Christy Scattarella reflects on founding and leading the organization for over 12 years: “This has been the experience of a lifetime, and I am deeply grateful for your passion and support that continues to transform the educational experience of children with disabilities.”
Strike a Balance Between Fun and Learning this Summer
Our free summer program is designed to support your child’s confidence, motivation and behavior. According to parents, it’s easy to use and gives kids something to look forward to as they practice goal setting. Learn more about creating a positive, engaging summer for your child who learns differently!
Local Dentist Gives Back to Support Kids with Disabilities
Dr. Andrew Henderson opened his dental practice, The Smile Lounge, this year with a dual mission: to promote dental health, and to support kids in our community. Learn about his creative partnership with The Shadow Project.
Storytime with Heroes—Coming Soon!
The Franklin High School Football team is offering hope to K-8 students in The Shadow Project through story-telling. Sign up now to get the videos straight to your inbox when they are published.