Sensory Toy Ideas

Looking for toys for your Complex Learner that takes sensory and learning needs into account?

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Toys and Complex Learners

Find out 3 ways you can make the gift of toys more meaningful for your Complex Learner

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Sensational Activities!

As a parent of a Complex Learner, sensory friendly activities can be a game changer during the holidays!

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Great Expectations

Uncover how to set the tones for the holidays and enjoy this time of year with your Complex Learner!

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Holiday Countdown

Just in time for the holidays - get ready for 21 days of tips for parents of Complex Learners!

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We Are Wolf

We Are Wolf is a 5 question interview format showcasing members of The Wolf School Community. From alumni to parents to donors to staff – we are all Wolf! Name: Lindsey Shoemaker Connection to Wolf: Music Teacher Brief Description/Bio: Lindsey was born and raised in Missoula, Montana. She studied Music Education with a

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James Patterson and Scholastic Reading Club Grant

The Wolf School is thrilled to announce that we have received a grant from bestselling author James Patterson to support our school library! In the first-ever partnership of its kind, Patterson joined forces with Scholastic Reading Club to administer funding applications to their network of 62,000 schools and 800,000 teachers. Schools entering

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Annual Report

What a difference a year makes! See the impact you’ve had on The Wolf School and the lives of Complex Learners in our 2015-2016 Annual Report.

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Feeling groovy! Hippie 70’s Dance

Bellbottoms and tie-dye made the scene on Saturday, October 22nd when the Wolf School Parent Organization (WSPO) held a Hippie 70’s Dance for students, staff, and families! The Pelson Center at The Wolf School was transformed into a colorful 70’s dream where students and families enjoyed dancing, food, games, and a

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Part of the Team

For Wolf ‘s Physical Education/Health teacher Michael LaRose, coaching cross country is hardly a new endeavor. But when you’re coaching a team at Wolf, every year can feel just as rewarding as the first. This year’s cross country team consists of 12 students in grades 6-8. Practice began the first week

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