Sensory Toy Ideas
Looking for toys for your Complex Learner that takes sensory and learning needs into account?
Toys and Complex Learners
Find out 3 ways you can make the gift of toys more meaningful for your Complex Learner
Sensational Activities!
As a parent of a Complex Learner, sensory friendly activities can be a game changer during the holidays!
Great Expectations
Uncover how to set the tones for the holidays and enjoy this time of year with your Complex Learner!
Holiday Countdown
Just in time for the holidays - get ready for 21 days of tips for parents of Complex Learners!
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
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
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.
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
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










