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Instructional Activities

Industry-Based Learning in Action

At REACH Academy, students don’t just learn—they do. Our industry-based model combines academics, life skills, communication, social-emotional learning, and ABA support through meaningful, real-world experiences.

Learning at Every Level
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Foundational

Communication, routines, sensory exploration, and early learning skills.

Applied

Academic integration, problem-solving, and increased independence.

Emerging

Language development, early academics, and group learning skills.

Transition / Vocational

Career readiness, life skills, and real-world application.

Industry-Based Learning Experiences

Students engage in hands-on learning experiences that build real-world skills, independence, and confidence.

☕ REACH Café

Students build communication, culinary, and customer service skills through real-world café experiences.

🎙️ REACH Voices

Students strengthen communication through storytelling, presentations, and media activities.

💻 REACH Coding

Students develop digital literacy, problem-solving, and technology skills through hands-on STEM learning.

🔧 REACH Workshop

Students engage in hands-on building, repairs, and real-world problem-solving.

🎨 REACH Creations

Students explore art, design, and creativity while building fine motor and self-expression skills.

🧵 REACH Threads

Students explore textiles, fashion, and design through creative, functional projects.

Behind every learning experience is a structured, evidence-based instructional framework designed to support each student’s growth.

 

We proudly serve learners ages 5–21 with diverse learning needs, including:

  • Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)

  • ADHD

  • Learning Disabilities

  • Developmental Delays

  • Social/Emotional Challenges

  • Communication Delays

  • Executive Functioning Difficulties

  • Students struggling in traditional school environments

  • Homeschool and hybrid learners seeking additional support

Our Instructional Framework

  • Phonics, reading, and language development using evidence-based strategies

  • Reading comprehension and storytelling to build understanding and expression

  • Writing and fine motor development to support communication skills

  • Expressive and receptive language development across learning environments

2. Social-Emotional & Communication Development

  • Structured opportunities for turn-taking, sharing, and peer interaction

  • Development of conversation skills and social awareness

  • Building relationships through guided group activities

3. Functional Life Skills & Vocational Training

  • Daily living skills including hygiene, organization, and routines

  • Functional skills such as following directions and completing tasks

  • Development of independence in structured and natural environments

  • Real-world application of skills across settings

4. Sensory Integration & Movement

  • Sensory integration activities to support regulation and engagement

  • Movement-based learning, including outdoor play, yoga, and structured activities

  • Opportunities for exploration and self-regulation through sensory experiences

5. Individualized ABA Support & Data Collection

  • Individualized instruction based on each student’s learning needs

  • Data-driven decision making to support measurable progress

  • Skill development across communication, behavior, and independence

  • Support for increasing positive behaviors and reducing barriers to learning

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