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Autism Schools & Special Education in Winston-Salem

Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools operates its own dedicated special school — an uncommon setup — and North Carolina pays up to $17,000 a year for autistic students who go private. Both routes are real here.

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The Special Children's School

District special school

Dedicated special school on Shattalon Drive operated by Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools; a tuition-free public placement reached through the IEP process.

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WS/FCS Exceptional Children Services

Public special education

District department handling evaluation, IEPs and the special education continuum across Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools.

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NC ESA+ Program (Education Student Accounts)

State disability scholarship

North Carolina disability scholarship paying a $9,000 base award and up to $17,000 for designated disabilities including autism.

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Greensboro TEACCH Center

University autism program

Nearest regional center of the UNC TEACCH Autism Program, offering evaluation, intervention, parent training and school consultation to Triad families.

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