The elementary Life Skills Program offers functional curriculum designed to prepare students to be as independent as possible in the global world. Skill development in the following areas include: functional academics, daily/independent living skills, social and interpersonal skills, functional communication, and recreation/leisure skills.
The Life Skills team typically includes the parents, Life Skills teachers, general education teachers, paraprofessionals, occupational therapist, speech language pathologist, physical therapist, assistive technology consultant, adaptive/physical education teacher, nursing staff, social worker, deaf and hard of hearing teacher, and English as a Second Language teacher. We all work together to provide the services and opportunities that our students need to function in their school environment and activities of daily living.