Autism programs provide a small supportive setting for students with a diagnosed Autism Spectrum Disorder (G) who demonstrate significant behavioural and/or communication challenges.

The Elementary Life Skills Program is a small supportive class for students grades 4 to 7 with significant medical and/or personal care challenges and Intellectual Disabilities. Each student has an Individual Education Plan (IEP) and works at his/her own level on a modified curriculum.

The Autism Resource Centre (ARC) is a Secondary program to support students diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder who are working towards a Dogwood Certificate. The focus of the program is to support students with social thinking curriculum and executive functioning.

The Secondary Learning Assistance/Life Skills (LA/LS) Programs are designed for students with Mild to Moderate Intellectual Disabilities (C, D, G,K). All aspects of the curriculum are modified. The students earn an Evergreen certificate upon school leaving.

The Secondary Life Skills Programs are small supportive classes for students in grades 8 to 12 with Autism, Physical Disabilities, Deaf/Blind, Chronic Health and who have a Moderate to Severe /Profound Intellectual Disability. Students in this program earn an Evergreen certificate upon school leaving.

This is a pilot program designed to support student’s transition to adult life. The program is a full time community based program with an emphasis on employment, community inclusion, and life skills that are meaningful and related to the individual needs of each student.

The Transition Team offers two programs at this time for students in their final year of high school: Gateway to Post-Secondary (GPS) and Gateway to Employment (GTE)