Miss Sovanna’s science class is welcoming spring with some hands-on learning! This week, students helped plant raised flower beds, bringing new life to our school. Planting flowers isn’t just about adding beauty—it helps support pollinators, improves air quality, and teaches us about the delicate balance of ecosystems. The first stages of growth are the most important. Just like young minds, plants need the right care, nutrients, and environment to thrive. With patience, sunlight, and a little TLC, these flowers will soon bloom—just like our students as they continue to learn and grow! #SpringInFullBloom #HandsOnScience #GrowingMindsGrowingFlowers (fb)

On World Autism Awareness Day, let’s go beyond awareness—let’s push for action and meaningful progress! Today, on World Autism Awareness Day, we celebrate the beauty of neurodiversity while also recognizing the challenges that many autistic individuals and their families face. Awareness is just the first step—action is needed to ensure that individuals with autism, especially those with profound support needs, have access to appropriate programs, services, and opportunities. This day—and the entire month of April—reminds us of the importance of understanding, acceptance, and advocacy. While awareness helps break down stereotypes and fosters inclusion, it must be paired with real change to address the gaps in education, employment, and long-term care for those who need it most. By listening, learning, and taking action, we can build a society where every autistic individual is valued, supported, and given the resources to thrive. #WorldAutismAwarenessDay #BeyondAwareness #AutismAcceptance #InclusionMatters #AdvocacyForAll #ProfoundAutism (fb)