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ABC of NC in Winston-Salem provides autism-focused education and therapy services. The organization describes a licensed, accredited non-public school with small group classes and K-12 support, plus center-based ABA therapy, counseling, communication and social-skill work, adaptive living skills, and parent resources.

Piedmont Forest School in Winston-Salem offers nature-based education for infants through K-8, including preschool, kindergarten, homeschool support, after-school care, and summer camp. North Carolina families using ESA+ often review this program when looking for an outdoor learning option that may accept scholarship funds for eligible children with disabilities or IEPs. Submit an inquiry through Special Needs USA to ask about age groups, enrollment, schedules, and ESA+ participation.

Summit School is a progressive independent school dedicated to fostering curiosity and a love for learning in students aged 3 through 9th grade. With a rich history spanning 92 years, the school is committed to engaging each child's imagination and preparing them for future challenges. Summit School serves a diverse student body, including those with language-based learning disabilities and other unique learning needs, providing tailored support through specialized programs such as the Triad program for children with dyslexia. The school's approach emphasizes innovative teaching methodologies and therapeutic practices that nurture independence and critical thinking skills. What sets Summit apart is its low student-teacher ratio, which fosters strong relationships between educators and families, ensuring personalized attention and support. Additionally, the upcoming SEED Center will serve as a hub for Science, Engineering, Entrepreneurship, and Design, further enhancing the learning experience. Summit School's commitment to excellence and innovation makes it a unique environment where students not only thrive academically but also develop into lifelong learners.