Resources for Educators

Everything here started as something our own student needed. When a resource worked — when it made a difficult idea reachable — we built it out properly so other teachers, families, and specialists could use it too.

Materials are designed for learners with dyslexia, ADHD, autism, cognitive delays, and executive-function challenges, and for the adults supporting them at home, in the classroom, and in transition programs.

What we build

Digital worksheets and printables

Structured, clearly designed materials students can engage with independently or alongside a support person.

IEP support resources

Tools to help families and educators navigate the IEP process with clarity — organized, accessible, and practical.

Life skills curricula

Foundational skills for independent living — from household management to communication and daily routines.

Study guides and reference tools

Visual and text-based reference materials that support retention and build confidence across subject areas.

Currently in development

What we are working on now

Several resources are being finalized for release to other educators, including a foundational worldview curriculum adapted for learners with disabilities and a set of transition-planning tools for older students.

Every resource is designed around the same principles the school runs on: predictable structure, multiple pathways to the same idea, concrete before abstract, and assessment that measures understanding rather than writing ability. Materials print in black and white, because that is how most classrooms print.