• 1:1 academic and classroom support
  
  

• Behavioral and emotional regulation support
  
  

• Assistance with routines and transitions
  
  

• Social skills facilitation
  
  

• Data collection and collaboration with school teams

Some of our trained aides also serve in health-support roles for students with more complex medical or physical needs. Depending on district assignment and training, support may include:

• Assistance with mobility and wheelchair support
  
  

• Monitoring and support for students with seizure disorders
  
  

• Assistance for students who are visually impaired or blind
  
  

• Support for students who require feeding assistance, including g-tube support (as directed and permitted by district guidelines)
  
  

• Personal care assistance aligned with school protocols

• Student-centered and strengths-based
  
  

• Focused on building independence
  
  

• Professional, reliable classroom support
  
  

• Ongoing supervision and training
  
  

• Collaborative partnership with educators and school teams

We are committed to creating inclusive learning environments where students are supported academically, socially, behaviorally, and physically.