Students with Non-Traditional Social Communications
The number of individuals with social skill challenges who make great
contributions to our work communities is increasingly  being
recognized.

Well-known contributors who have differences include: David
Neeleman, Terry  Bradshaw, Charles Schwab, James Durbin,Temple
Grandin, and John Elder Robinson.

Students with social skill differences need to practice social skills  
with others who may think quite differently than them.  

They need to start this practice early, just like any other skill that
requires practice.  

They absolutely need this practice with students who have traditional
skills who don't bully or tease either physically, verbally, or non-
verbally.

Students with Traditional Social Communications
Students with traditional social skills will be working with an
increasing number of bright individuals with social communication
differences.  

If they learn how to work with these differences, they advance their
own standing, as well the progress of the company where they work.

Students Who Are Bullied  
Your child is integrated into one of our diversity courses where    
s/he will experience acceptance and communication.

Students Who Bully
These students receive instruction in our The Roots of Bullying
Program and participate in our senior social communication diversity
course if they express interest, are eligible, and they meet the
application requirements.
Talent Should Not Be
Blocked
By Social Skill Bias
Why This Matters...
An ounce of practice is worth more than
tons of preaching
               ~ Mohandas Gandhi
Learning About Others
Moves
Everyone Forward
WHY
Not Everyone
is a Bully
Coming together
is progress...

Working together
is success
      ~ Henry Ford
       
INCLUSION TEAMING STUDENTS
ARE YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN
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