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Technology Is a Necessary Tool in Our Special Education Classrooms and Schools
This April, The Children’s Guild is proud to celebrate Autism Acceptance Month.
Since we started educating in 1953, we have been a leader and pioneer in special education and working with children on the autism spectrum. There’s been a lot of progress in special education. Schools like ours can make it easier for families to access resources and technology tools that assist children in the classroom, at home, and even at play outdoors and on the playground.
Expanding Opportunities: The Impact of Vocational Rooms in Education
In honor of Louise G. Goldberg, a former dedicated teacher and board member of The Children’s Guild, generous donors helped create a vocational room at The Children’s Guild: Transformation Academy. The Louise G. Goldberg Vocational Room offers students pathways to skill development and job readiness, enhancing their employability and overall quality of life.
Three Filipino Teachers Began Their Journey to the United States to Teach Special Education at The Children’s Guild in Prince George’s County
Richard Sagun, Rachelle Evangelista, and Curt Cruz are not just teachers; they’re resilient, passionate individuals who embody the spirit of dedication and perseverance. Their journey to The Children’s Guild School of Prince George’s County, Maryland, was not a smooth one, but it is a testament to their strength and determination.
The Children’s Guild Featured in MANSEF December 2023 Newsletter
The Children’s Guild was pleased to be recognized in the Maryland Association of Nonpublic Special Education Facilities (MANSEF) December 2023 Newsletter. MANSEF is a not-for-profit organization of 70 nonpublic special education facilities approved by the Maryland State Department of Education. These schools promote quality services for children and youth with disabilities.
Career and College Readiness with The Children’s Guild School of Baltimore
Mr. Rykiel and Ms. Fletcher assist students in Career and College Readiness at The Children’s Guild School of Baltimore. This program focuses on preparing students for life after high school. These incredible teachers assist our students in developing essential skills required for diverse career paths, whether pursuing higher education or entering the workforce. Mr. Rykiel emphasizes the development of soft skills such as teamwork, communication, and work ethic, recognizing their universal importance in any job setting.
The Children’s Guild joins the Autism Speaks Walk in Washington, D.C.
The Children’s Guild School of Prince George’s County had an incredible time at the Washington, DC, Autism Speaks Walk on October 17, 2023. The Autism Speaks Walk is not only where we celebrate our community and promote acceptance and understanding, but also the largest autism fundraiser in the country that helps to fuel Autism Speaks’ programs and services.
Anne Arundel County Public Schools Renews Charter School Status Of Monarch Academy Glen Burnie And Contract School Status For Monarch Global Academy Laurel
The Children’s Guild is delighted to announce the renewal of charter and contract school status by the Anne Arundel County Public Schools (AACPS) for two of their schools. Monarch Academy Glen Burnie received renewal of the charter status and Monarch Global Academy Laurel received renewal for the contract school status.
Our People Matter: The Power of Employee Engagement
Last week at the NAPSEC 2024 Annual Leadership Conference we had the opportunity to engage with leading professionals in special education. We shared strategies, current trends, and our commitment to employee engagement.
Playground Provides Learning, Safety for Kids with Autism
Voice of America reporter Dan Novak published this great article about the Orokawa Foundation Playground at Transformation Academy. In less than six months since its completion, the state-of-the-art playground has drawn attention from around the...
TCG Hosts Governor Moore for Playground Dedication
BALTIMORE, MD, December 5, 2023 – The Children’s Guild - Transformation Academy, a 12-month, non-public separate day school based in Baltimore, MD, for students ages 5-21, whose primary diagnosis is autism, hosted Maryland Governor Wes Moore at a...
During This Season Of Giving, The Children’s Guild Focuses On Supporting Neurodiversity In Children
During this season of giving, The Children’s Guild, a leading Mid-Atlantic nonprofit organization serving children, families, and child serving organizations is supporting Neurodiversity in Children with a goal of raising $25,000 to improve special education services.
Sensory Rooms for Children with Disabilities
A sensory room is a safe space that has been specifically designed for someone with neurodevelopmental or psychiatric conditions, such as a learning disability, anxiety, ADHD, autism, behavioral challenges, or mood disorders, but anyone with sensory processing impairments can benefit from them.