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Making the Most of Summer: Outdoor Activities + Water Safety for Autistic Individuals

By Lindsay Thelin Wagner, MOT, OTR, Director of Neurodiversity & Community Inclusion, Occupational Therapist, League School for Autism Sunny skies and longer days offer endless opportunities to engage in outdoor...
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INSIGHTS: Autism Empowerment Prioritizes Connection & Community, Not Controversy

By Lindsay Wagner, Director of Neurodiversity & Community Inclusion and Michael John Carley, self-advocate and Neurodiversity & Leadership Advisor The news has been riddled with misinformation about autism in recent months,...
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NEWS: League School for Autism Celebrates 60 Years of Empowering Neurodivergent Students

In 1966, League School for Autism was founded to provide educational excellence and positively impact the future trajectory for neurodivergent students, becoming one of the first schools in Massachusetts dedicated...
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Founded in 1966, the League School for Autism has been empowering children and young adults with Autism for 60 years.

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Join us on Friday, October 16th to hear from Dr. Temple Grandin.

She'll talk about how different minds solve problems, why hands-on classes matter, and what parents and teachers can do to help kids get ready for work.

Tickets: link in our bio

#TempleGrandin #GreatMindsAreNotAllTheSame #Neurodiversity #Autism #AutisticEmpowerment
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League School kicked off its annual Career Fair, led by Grethel La O, Transitions Educational Coordinator, and Maureen Moseley, Vocational Manager.

We are incredibly grateful to the volunteers from both within and outside our school community who shared their professional experiences, offered career insights, and participated in mock interview sessions with our students.

A special thank-you goes to our Repairs Team for helping set up and break down the event, and to every volunteer who generously dedicated their time and expertise to supporting our students.

Thank you to everyone who helped make this year’s Career Fair a meaningful and engaging experience for our community! 🎓💼

With the utmost gratitude,
Dr. Maria S. Laham, Director of Clinical Services
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Fun Fact Friday! We're turning 60! We were the first school in New England designed and built for autistic students. We have always believed every student is capable of learning; they need the right environment and trained professionals to meet their needs. We believe in empowerment! ...

We are so excited for our annual Trunk or Treat at League School for Autism.

For cars and vehicles that are registering to be in the trunk line, please email Dr. Laham. RSVP date of Friday, September 25th.

For the trunk line, please arrive promptly at 10:30am. Everyone else, we will see you for the start of the event at 11:00am.

Email: mlaham@leagueschool.com
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We're excited to see our artists' work at Celebrating Art and Autism! Check out all the artwork and meet the artists on Friday, September 25th, at The Painted Fox in Foxborough. Thank you, Bailey's Team for Autism, for hosting this fantastic event! ...

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