Families with ASD

The following page will help provide an alphabetical list of Schools and Educational Support that service children/adults with autism.

Cincinnati Center for Autism
100 Office Park Drive, Suite H
Fairfield, Ohio 45014
Phone: (513 )874-6789
Fax: (513)874-6787
E-mail: cincyautism@yahoo.com
Web: www.cincinnaticenterforautism.com
Founded in 2003, the Cincinnati Center for Autism (CCA) provides a variety of services designed to help children with autism reach their fullest potential. Our programs address many of the behavioral, social, communication and motor delays common in children with autism. CCA was founded by Matthew Brennan, a Cincinnati area businessman and the father of a child with autism. Frustrated by the lack of services available and the desire to provide parents a place to go for information, Mr. Brennan founded the Center to fill these needs and to assist families in seeking treatments for their children and comfort in their lives.

Cincinnati Public School’s Autism Support Team
(Department of Student Services)
Cincinnati Public Schools:
Autism Intervention Specialist
335 Rockdale Avenue Cincinnati, OH 45229
View in Google Maps
(513)363-4774 Fax (513)363-4785
Email: autismst@cps-k12.org
Web : http://www.cps-k12.org/

Clippard Family YMCA Autism Learning Center
8920 Cheviot Rd
Cincinnati, OH 45251
(513)923-4466 fax (513)923-3796
Web: www.myy.org
Email: ataylor@cincinnatiymca.org

Autism Preschool- ABA, Speech, OT, Sensory Integration, Water Therapy, Inclusion Opportunities, low ratios

Creative Learning Center
Lisa Stricker
576 Centre View Blvd
Crestview Hills, KY 41017
View in Google Maps
(859) 341-1647; (859) 341-1821
Email: lisa.stricker@fuse.net
Creative Learning Center was formed to provide a multisensory approach to academic tutoring for children with and without learning disabilities. We provide support and education to families regarding IDEA 2004 and No Child Left Behind.

FIND of Louisville
1146 South Third Street
Louisville, KY 40203-2997
View in Google Maps
(502) 584-1239
Email: info@councilonmr.org Web:
www.findoflouisville.org
FIND provides training for parents and educators on the processes surrounding IDEA, Section 504, and the IEP with the importance of working together for the educational growth of children with differing abilities.

Langsford Learning Acceleration Centers
Jeff Graham, Exec. Director
Ramona Toussaint. M.E.d., Dir. Of Community Outreach
View in Google Maps
9402 Towne Square Ave. Suite B
Cincinnati, OH 45242
513-531-7400 fax 866-484-7401
Email: jeff@langsfordcenter.com
ramona@langsfordcenter.com
Web: www.WeTeachReading.com
www.LangsfordCenter.com
We use research proven tools to assess and develop processes which support independent reading and comprehension. Ohio ASP Approved.

LD OnLine
(703) 998-2060
www.idonline.org
Parents, teachers, and kids will find a wealth of information about learning disabilities. The site features FAQ’s, expert advice, and several forums.

LD OnLine
(703) 998-2060
www.idonline.org
Parents, teachers, and kids will find a wealth of information about learning disabilities. The site features FAQ’s, expert advice, and several forums.

Learning Disabilities Association of Kentucky, Inc.
2210 Goldsmith Lane, Suite 118 Louisville, KY 40218
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(502) 473-1256; (877) 587-1256
Email: ldaofky@yahoo.com
Web: www.ldaofky.org

Learning Rx
185 Pasadena Drive, Ste 115
Lexington, KY 40503
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Phone: 859-373-0002, 859-317-9465
Email: a.zink@learningrx.net
Web: www.learningrx.com
Learning Rx provides cognitive skills training that empowers anyone of any age to learn faster and easier, identifying and strengthening the skills behind HOW students learn.

Learning Through Play- Education Services
8447 Beechmont Ave.
Cincinnati, OH 45255
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513-631-5013
Email: janraczynski@yahoo.com
Parents and children (0-8) are supported by working with a special education teacher, Assessment, IFSP or IEP, Lending library, individual sessions.

Linden Grove School
4122 Myrtle Avenue
Cincinnati, OH 45236
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513-984-2215, fax 513-984-2272
Email: principal@lindengroveschool.org
Web: www.lindengroveschool.org
Mission Statement: Linden Grove School serves K-8 children who benefit from our unique learning environment, which integrates academics, social skills, and therapies, working in partnership with families to help the whole child to achieve his or her highest potential.

Little Learner's Education Center
Joyce Steele, Director
361 Levi Jackson Mill Rd.
London, KY 40744
View in Google Maps
(606) 877-1144 (606) 877-1141 (fax)

Monarch Teaching Technologies Inc.
22001 Fairmount Boulevard
Shaker Heights, Ohio 44118
216-320-8941
216-932-6704(fax)
Email: info@monarchtt.com
Web:www.monarchtt.com
Web-Based Software for quick and easy customized interactive visual supports. Easy sharing between school and home.

Nicholas School & Rehabilitation Center
1306 Garbry Rd.
Piqua, OH 45356
937-773-6976
937-778-2561(fax)
Email: nicholasschool@who.rr.com
Web: www.rcnd.org
Providing neuroeducational, neurodevelopment, and wellness programs to infants, children, and adults wince 1972.

Schwab Learning
(650) 655-2410
www.schwablearning.org
Schwab Learning’s Web site has articles about managing AD/HD, getting financial assistance, and improving reading and writing skills. It features a parent-to-parent message board and a weekly newsletter.

State Mediation System
Division of Exceptional Children Services
Department of Education Capital Plaza Tower
500 Mero Street, Room 818
Frankfort, KY 40601
View in Google Maps
(502) 564-4970
Email: pgoins@kde.state.ky.

State Support Team Region 13 (Formerly COSERRC)
1301 Bonnell, 3rd floor Suite
Cincinnati, OH 45215
View in Google Maps
513-674-4261
nancy.day@escco.org
www.cositpd.org
The State Support Team Region 13 (SSTR13) is a new agency that combines regional services provided by the former Central Ohio Special Education Regional Resource Center (COSERRC) and Central Ohio Regional School Improvement Team (CORSIT). We will provide services and assistance to school districts, educational service centers, community schools, early childhood centers, and families in four areas: School Improvement, Special Education Compliance ,Literacy and Early Learning and School Readiness.

Stepping Stones Center
5650 Given Road
Indian Hills, Ohio 45243
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(513) 831-4660 (513) 831-5918 (fax)
Email:ssc@steppingstones.org
Web: www.steppingstonescenter.org
Types of Service: Autism/disabilities. Day/Resident Camp, Respite, Early Child Education, Adult Programs, Step-up Autism education thru schools. Sites: Indian Hill & Batavia.

Summit Academy of Louisville
11508 Main Street
Louisville, KY 40043
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(502) 244-7090
Email: apedersen@summit-academy.org
Web: www.summit-academy.org

Summit Academy Schools
Summit Academy Schools currently has 26 locations. We welcome you to consider a school location in an area that is near to your residence. Currently, we are developing individual websites for each Summit Academy School location. Interactive maps are provided for your convenience for each of the locations. Simply select the "View a Map" button to the right of any of the school listings.
Below are just a few of the 26 schools. Please go to our website to find the location nearest you.

Summit Academy AKRON Elementary School
88 Kent Street, Akron, OH 44305
Phone: 330-253-7441
Fax: 330-253-7457

Summit Academy AKRON Middle School
2791 Mogadore Road, Akron, OH 44312
Phone: 330-252-1510
Fax: 330-252-1544

Summit Academy Secondary School - AKRON
864 East Market Street, Akron, OH 44305
Phone: 330-434-2343
Fax: 330-434-5295

Summit Academy Community School for Alternative Learners - CANTON
1620 Market Avenue South, Canton, OH 44707
Phone: 330-458-0393
Fax: 330-458-0518

Summit Academy Secondary School - CANTON
2400 Cleveland Avenue, N.W., Canton, OH 44709
Phone: 330-453-8547
Fax: 330-453-8924

Summit Academy Community School - CINCINNATI
745 Derby Avenue, Cincinnati, OH 45232
Phone: 513-321-0561
Fax: 513-321-0795

Summit Academy Transition High School - CINCINNATI
750 Derby Avenue, Cincinnati, OH 45232
Phone: 513-321-0561
Fax: 513-321-0795

Summit Academy Community School - COLUMBUS
1850 Bostwick Road Suite 100, Columbus, OH 43227
Phone: 614-237-5497
Fax: 614-237-6519

Summit Academy Transition High School - COLUMBUS
1855 East Dublin-Granville Road, Columbus, OH 43229
Phone: 614-880-0714
Fax: 614-880-0732

Summit Academy Community School - DAYTON
4128 Cedar Ridge Road, Dayton, OH 45414
Phone: 937-223-3154
Fax: 937-223-3229

Summit Academy Transition High School - DAYTON
1407 E. 3rd Street, Dayton, OH 45403
Phone: 937-223-3154
Fax: 937-223-3229

Summit Academy Community School for Alternative Learners - MIDDLETOWN
7 South Marshall Avenue, Middletown, OH 45044
Phone: 513-420-9767
Fax: 513-727-1520

Summit Academy Secondary School - MIDDLETOWN
4700 Central Avenue, Middletown, OH 45044
Phone: 513-420-9767
Fax: 513-727-1520

Thomas A. Wildey School Intervention Program Birth - 3yrs.
P.O. Box 8
Owensville, Ohio 45160 (mailing address)
2040 Hwy 50
Batavia, Ohio 45103 (street address)
View in Google Maps
(513) 732-7015 Fax: (513) 732-4950
Principal: Ms. Jay Williams Psychologist: Judy Faust
The Thomas A. Wildey Center is located in Owensville and serves many age groups. The MRDD Early
Intervention Program is located within this center and provides services to babies, birth to the age of 3. When a child is born with a developmental delay or disability, he or she is referred to MRDD for Early
Intervention Services. The child's family works with a team of MRDD staff which includes an Early
Intervention Specialist and several therapists (occupational, physical, and speech...this team might also include a Parent Advisor from our Regional Infant Hearing Program, if the child is deaf or hard of hearing.) This team of staff visits the babies within his/her own home setting, until the child reaches 2 1/2 years old; it is then time for the child to get ready for preschool, so the child joins a class at the Wildey Center to get ready for transition.

Thomas A. Wildey School : School Age Program Ages 6-21
P.O. Box 8
Owensville, Ohio 45160 (mailing address)
2040 Hwy 50
Batavia, Ohio 45103 (street address) 513) 732-7015
View in Google Maps
Fax: (513) 732-4950
Principal: Ms. Jay Williams Psychologist: Judy Faust
Also located at the Wildey Center is the Wildey School Age Program for children ages 6 through 21. These children are referred to MRDD by their local school districts, because they have special needs that cannot be met with a typical classroom setting. The major emphasis of the school age program is promoting the independence of each student to the maximum extent possible. Community participate is stressed with the ultimate goal being eventual job placement.
Students in this program also benefit from occupational, physi-cal, and speech therapies, and have access to hydrotherapy in an indoor swimming pool, as well as adaptive physical education and vocational training. Once a child graduates from the Wildey School Age Program (or from a local school district), he or she has the opportunity to do much of the same things typical young adults experience: going to college, getting a job, gathering further vocational student, etc. For someone who has a developmental disabilities, it can become necessary to enlist the help of many in order to reach maximum independence.

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