We’re thrilled to announce this year’s 50/50 Raffle…Cafeteria Makeover: Phoenix Edition aimed at transforming our multipurpose space into a modern, welcoming environment. These enhancements will improve daily meals, vocational training, and community gatherings – ultimately fostering growth and development in… Preparing Students for Life Beyond the Classroom! Your participation means more than just a chance to […]
Morning Routines Redefined: Embracing Uniqueness at TPC
As we kick off the 2024/2025 school year at The Phoenix Center, our theme of “Gratitude” is more relevant than ever. This year, we’re delving deep into understanding and appreciating the diverse paths to success, especially for our neurodiverse students. Today, we’re shining a spotlight on an often overlooked but crucial part of the day: […]
Embracing Summer: 7 Ideas for Maintaining Routine with Your Student with Special Needs
Summer, with its warm weather and relaxed pace, holds the promise of endless fun and adventure. However, for families with children with special needs, the break from the structure of school routine can present unique challenges. While the summer months offer ample opportunities for sensory-rich activities, maintaining a sense of consistency and structure is crucial […]
Celebrating All Graduation Success Stories: OpEd Featured on Mosaic
We are thrilled to share that Julie Mower, Executive Director of The Phoenix Center, has been featured on Mosaic with a compelling OpEd highlighting the importance of celebrating diverse graduation success stories, especially those of students with autism and multiple disabilities. In this insightful piece, Julie emphasizes that while traditional graduation milestones often involve college […]
Empowering Neurodiverse Students: TPC’s Innovative Approach
We’re excited to share some wonderful news: The Phoenix Center was recently featured on News 12 for our groundbreaking use of virtual reality technology in the classroom! In a recent article titled “Nutley school uses virtual reality to help children with neurodiversity succeed in the real world”, Amanda Eustice explores how we’re harnessing the power […]