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Alumni and Parents Share Personal Experiences, Challenges, and Triumphs at CLE

Join us for an engaging and insightful conversation featuring CLE alumni and their parents as they reflect on their experiences, challenges, and growth during their time at CLE. Together, they’ll share what CLE support truly looked like from both the student and parent perspective — and how the skills developed during the program translated into real-world independence after CLE.

2026-04-08T12:28:50-05:00News, Webinar|0 Comments

April and Autism: Celebrating Every Step Forward

As we step into Autism Awareness Month, we’re excited to highlight two community partners who show a strong commitment to celebrating neurodiversity. Many CLE students identify as autistic, and we believe this month offers a perfect opportunity to celebrate the value of truly inclusive spaces.

2026-04-09T14:16:47-05:00Featured, News|Comments Off on April and Autism: Celebrating Every Step Forward

Understanding the Path After High School

When families begin thinking about life after high school, the conversation often starts with one question: What’s next? For some, the answer feels obvious. For others, it feels overwhelming. Choice can feel like a double-edged sword — “I get to choose” and “How will we possibly decide?” — all at the same time.

2026-03-31T11:50:38-05:00Featured, News|Comments Off on Understanding the Path After High School

Strategies for Young Adult to Focus on Next Steps After High School

This webinar provides parents with a roadmap to focus on practical strategies to help their young adults thrive whether their next step is a university campus, a vocational program, the workforce, or community volunteering.

2026-02-20T14:51:40-06:00News, Webinar|Comments Off on Strategies for Young Adult to Focus on Next Steps After High School

Build College Readiness and Independence

When families think about college preparation, it’s easy to focus on grades, test scores, and applications. But for autistic students, success in college has just as much to do with what happens outside the classroom—things like managing a schedule, asking for help, or figuring out what to eat for dinner.

2026-02-16T14:48:58-06:00News|Comments Off on Build College Readiness and Independence

Passenger to Driver: Preparing Your Neurodiverse Teen for the Road Ahead

Join licensed occupational therapist and certified driving rehab specialist Heather Ackart for a session designed to help parents support their child’s first steps toward driving.

2026-02-25T10:59:03-06:00News, Webinar|Comments Off on Passenger to Driver: Preparing Your Neurodiverse Teen for the Road Ahead
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