Hawthorne Foundation
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Hawthorne Foundation Inc. (HFI) is dedicated to providing a comprehensive educational and therapeutic environment for individuals with autism and other intellectual disabilities. Serving students across various age ranges, HFI's core mission revolves around fostering independence, integration, and productivity through evidence-based practices rooted in Applied Behavior Analysis. The school offers a range of tailored programs designed to address the unique needs of each student, including habilitative, vocational, and recreational activities that promote personal growth and social skills development. One of the distinguishing features of HFI is its commitment to maintaining a low student-teacher ratio, which ensures personalized attention and support for every learner. Additionally, strong partnerships with families are emphasized, creating a collaborative approach to education that enhances each child's journey. With specialized facilities and engaging community events, Hawthorne Foundation Inc. stands out as a nurturing space where students can thrive academically and socially while receiving the lifelong care they deserve.
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