Middle & High School Mayhem – Bullying is Real
Is your teen getting bullied? As a parent of a teen with special needs, you're most likely not a stranger to bullying. We know bullying exists, but do we fully understand it's scale?
PS Academy students support monarch butterfly conservation!
This amazing project that our students are doing is in partnership with Desert Botanical Garden.
Redirect Your Taxes to Help Keep Our PS Students in School!
The deadline to file your taxes is RIGHT around the corner, and if you haven't filed yet, you still have time to help keep these students in school, at ZERO cost to you. It's really easy. You can control where your taxes go.
Hawaiian Luau Party 2017
Festive-filled Hawaiian Luau Party at our Mesa campus! Students gave a variety show performance, enjoyed limbo and playground activities, and made crafts!
Our students have fun learning through science!
Congratulations to all the winners and science students in the challenge! We are proud of all our students!
Students Celebrate Newly Named School - PS Academy and PS Elementary!
Students, faculty, and administrators celebrated the newly named PS Academy in Gilbert and PS Elementary in Mesa! Seniors were excited to officially announce PS Academy with an unveiling ceremony!
A letter from the CEO
In the next few weeks, you will notice that our branding will be changing. We are moving away from ” Pieceful Solutions” and instead are renaming our schools PS Academy and PS Elementary.
Valentine's Day Fun 2018
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Valentine's Dance 2018
Students dressed in their best for the Valentine's Dance at our Gilbert campus hosted by Student Council!
9 Tips for Mothers of Autistic & Exceptional teenagers: New Year, New Hope
Your teen is your world. When you were pregnant, your only concern was having a healthy, happy baby. When your teen was born, nothing could describe the feeling you experienced. Utter, pure, joy. Perhaps not only a few years later, you felt guilty, but knew something wasn't right; you began to wonder if your teen was "normal."
Holiday Party 2017
Festive-filled Holiday Party at our Mesa campus!
Ebenezer's Christmas Carol 2017
Gilbert Theater Production Club students performing Ebenezer's Christmas Carol. We have many students who are talented performers!
Should I Switch Schools Mid-Year? Answers for Parents of Autistic Teens.
Your teen has autism or some form of ASD. He or she currently attends a public school where he or she gets the attention of a teacher and possibly an instructional aide. Or your teen is attending a private school where you feel everyone is supportive, but something is still "off".
Thanksgiving Feast 2017
Students and teachers made and served a delicious Thanksgiving Feast at our Mesa campus!
Fall Concert 2017
Fun evening filled with a varied selection of music and songs provided by our Gilbert students (Rock Band, Choir, Brass Club, Music Exploration).
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[Infographic] - Arizona STO's Explained
Did you know Student Tuition Organizations (STO's) of Arizona can help fund your student's tuition if they are eligible? This infographic showcases interesting stats around STO's, how they work, and who is eligible.
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[Infographic] - Arizona ESA Explained
Did you know the Empowerment Scholarship Accounts of Arizona can help fund your student's tuition if they are eligible? This infographic showcases interesting stats around the ESA (Empowerment Scholarship Accounts), how they work, and who is eligible.
Research Shows that Autism is Less Obvious in Girls
It’s been proven that boys are 4.5 times more likely to have autism. But new research shows that the gender gap in people with autism may not be as wide as we previously thought. A study shows that autism may not be as easily detected in females than it is in males.
What To Do If Your Teen With Special Needs Is Getting Bullied
You may already know that a teen with special needs is more likely to get bullied. In fact, teens with physical, developmental, intellectual, emotional, and sensory disabilities—are at an increased risk of being bullied. Those with disabilities were two to three times more likely to be bullied than their nondisabled peers.
The Empowerment Scholarship Account (ESA) Explained
If you’re a parent of a student with autism or other exceptionalities, you may be familiar with the term ESA (Education Savings Account.) This is government-authorized savings account which essentially works as a debit card which parents can use to pay for their student’s education. A portion of Arizona taxpayer dollars are allocated to ESA’s, helping parents of students with disabilities cover services approved by the state government, including private school tuition, fees and more.