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WABA: Sunday Funday
October 1, 2018
Weekend ABA Program, also known as “WABA” is a center-based group program that runs on Saturdays and now Sundays too! This program allows clients to have fun, social sessions on the weekend as part of their ABA program or when weekday sessions have been canceled. Small groups rotate through various stations that are developmentally appropriate…

OPEN ACES Friday Night Lights
September 20, 2018
ACES is OPEN Friday evenings to provide your child with a fun learning environment where they can meet new friends! What You Need to Know Siblings are invited to join the fun! All clients must have a staff member with them Supervisors do not need to be present but are welcomed Bring dinner/snack Parents do…

OPEN ACES
September 10, 2018
Join us on once a month for themed activities! Open ACES we will be doing fun activities to give your child a fun learning environment where they can meet new friends! What You Need to Know All clients must have a staff member with them All ages can attend Supervisors do not need to be…

WABA ACCESS
August 15, 2018
WABA Access is an extension of the WABA (Weekend ABA) Program. This program allows clients to utilize the program when weekday sessions have been canceled, thus allowing your child to receive all recommended hours. The program offers space to allow clients to push-into existing WABA groups, rotate through stations without a group, or with other…

ACES Angel Opens Local Business
January 28, 2018
Once an ACES Angel, always an ACES Angel is what we say around here. Carly McHenry worked at ACES for three and a half years. She started out as a Behavior Interventionist and eventually advanced into a teaching assistant position at ACES Academy. Now? She runs her own successful small business. Cars Jars, serves delicious…

Why the Australian Defense Organization Is Re...
December 11, 2017
A dandelion’s name is derived from the French dent de lion, a reference to the irregular and jagged margins of the lance-shaped leaves. This is why “The Dandelion Program” is an apt title for the recruitment of “non-traditional talent sources”, such as individuals with autism, to combat cyberwarfare for the Australian Defence Organization. Though individuals…