Heartspring
Private autism & developmental disability schoolPrivate non-profit day and residential school in northeast Wichita for students ages 5-21 with autism and developmental disabilities, with on-site speech, OT and medical care.
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Wichita is unusual for a city its size: it actually has a nationally known autism and developmental-disability school. Heartspring, on East 29th Street North, is a private day and residential school serving students ages 5-21 from across the country. For most Wichita families, though, the realistic route is Wichita Public Schools (USD 259) special education and an IEP. Both paths are worth understanding before you choose.
Wichita Public Schools (USD 259) - Special Education
Public special educationDistrict special education for ages 3-21, including Interrelated Programs in neighborhood schools and more specialized Categorical Services.
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Public early childhoodSpecial education services for eligible children ages three through five showing developmental delays.
Visit siteRainbows United - Sedgwick County Autism Resource Guide
Local nonprofit resourceLong-standing Sedgwick County provider for children with special needs; publishes a local autism resource guide for families.
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