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Wolf News
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07 Jan
Children & Crisis
Read moreDiscover 3 ways you can help support your child during times of crisis that can make them feel safe, supported, and heard.
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07 Dec
Celebrating The Season Of Gratitude
Read moreInstead of dwelling on what you can’t do this holiday season, look for inspiration for new traditions focused on gratitude!
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23 Nov
Building A Sensory Diet At Home
Read more4 Key Pieces To Remember As a parent of a Complex Learner, you may have heard the term “sensory diet” but were confused about exactly
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26 Oct
Celebrating Halloween During COVID-19
Read moreIf you’re looking for alternative ways to celebrate Halloween during COVID-19, take a look at our 5 alternative activities!
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29 Sep
Digital Citizenship & Remote Learning
Read moreEducate, empower, and enrich your child's distance learning and time online by helping them learn what it takes to be a good digital citizen!
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08 Sep
Prioritizing Parents During Back To School
Read moreAs a parent, you've been focusing on how to prepare your child for the start of school but how can you prepare yourself for back
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20 Aug
Back To School During COVID-19
Read moreWhile COVID-19 still remains a threat, it's time to head back to school. Check out our 3 tips on how as a parent you can
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24 Jul
Adjusting to Face Masks
Read moreFor Complex Learners, many of who have sensory issues, wearing a mask can be uncomfortable and scary. Check out our 5 recommendations to help!
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07 Jul
Beating Summertime Boredom
Read moreAfter months of distance learning, are you looking for non-screen activities for your Complex Learner? Check out 5 summertime activities to beat boredom!
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18 Jun
A Look Back At Wolf School Connected
Read moreOnline learning with Wolf School Connected has taught us so much! Here are 5 important lessons we’ve learned during distance learning.
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26 May
The Power Of Creativity
Read moreThe benefits of creativity for Complex Learners are clear. Creativity opens the door for students to express themselves, shine, and discover a community.
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01 May
Occupational Therapy & Complex Learners
Read moreOur OTs help Complex Learners succeed in their learning environment by targeting the students’ emotional, social, and physical needs. Find out how!
Testimonials
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“The Wolf School respects and accepts children for who they are and how they learn, and doesn’t blame them for not fitting into a world that overwhelms them. Finally, they can learn and be successful.”
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“Thank you all so much for bringing happiness back into our little boy’s school day.”
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“How lucky we were to know that our son had not just an option, but a fantastic option to be treated as the special boy he is — not a diagnosis or a label, but a bright capable child.”
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“We thought the parent conference on Thursday was great. We are very, very impressed with Wolf and its dedicated teachers.”
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“He is doing so well in high school. Wolf provided him with a strong educational, emotional and social foundation to ensure his future success and I am more appreciative than you will ever know.”
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“Rather than my child always struggling to fit into a school, this school strives to fit my child.”
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“The Wolf School respects and accepts children for who they are and how they learn, and doesn’t blame them for not fitting into a world that overwhelms them. Finally, they can learn and be successful.”
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“Our son became a successful learner because he was in an environment conducive to his needs. He was once again a child filled with the wide-eyed wonder of learning, as he made quantum leaps in his reading.”
A Wolf School parent