Ann Storck Center - Fort Lauderdale
Grades and ages
Grades K-7
Tuition
Individualized tuition plans
About Ann Storck Center - Fort Lauderdale
Ann Storck Center is a Fort Lauderdale nonprofit that serves children and adults with developmental disabilities. Its All Heart Learning Academy is a K-7 private school at the All-Heart Learning and Ability Campus, 1790 SW 43rd Way. The school provides educational and therapeutic services on campus, including specialized nutrition and nursing. Meals are free to enrolled students through the USDA National School Lunch Program.
Teachers use hands-on, thematically organized instruction in language and communication, mathematics, art and sensory exploration, and adaptive skill building. Parents can include speech and language, occupational, and physical therapies and applied behavior analysis in the IEP. Classrooms use low student-to-teacher ratios. School nurses are on site for individual healthcare needs such as g-tube feedings and respiratory treatments. Tuition plans are individualized, and McKay or Gardiner scholarships are accepted for eligible students. An early intervention preschool serves children from three months to five years who have developmental delays.
Student fit
Who this school serves
Grades and ages
- K-7
- Preschool
- 3 months-5 years
Learning needs supported
- developmental disabilities
- special educational needs
Learning and support
Curriculum and therapeutic services
Services and supports
- Speech and Language
- Occupational Therapy
- Physical Therapy
- Applied Behavior Analysis
- Nursing
Programs
Programs at Ann Storck Center - Fort Lauderdale
Other programs and supports
- Speech and Language
- Occupational Therapy
- Physical Therapy
- Applied Behavior Analysis
- Nursing
School facts
Practical details for families
Tuition and funding
Tuition: Individualized tuition plans
- McKay Scholarship
- Gardiner Scholarship
- USDA National School Lunch Program
Visit us
Location and directions
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Ann Storck Center - Fort Lauderdale
What grades does All Heart Learning Academy serve?
The private school at the Fort Lauderdale campus currently serves kindergarten through seventh grade.
What therapies can be part of the school day?
Speech and language, occupational, and physical therapies and applied behavior analysis can be written into a student's IEP. Nursing is available on campus.
What funding is available?
Tuition plans are individualized. Eligible students may use McKay or Gardiner scholarships. Enrolled students receive free meals on campus through the USDA National School Lunch Program.
Is there a preschool?
Yes. An early intervention preschool serves infants, toddlers, and preschool-aged children from three months to five years who have developmental delays.
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