GATEWAY IN THE NEWS
Phoenix school sees delayed help for older girls diagnosed with autism
A Phoenix school said it is seeing too many girls getting delayed help for autism because doctors missed the signs or misdiagnosed them. “It’s really stupid that girls don’t get diagnosed with autism because then you don’t know what’s wrong, and you don’t know why you can’t focus, and teachers just think that’s an excuse for not doing something,” said 12-year-old Kira Manzer…
In-person education critical
Going back to work or back to school takes a bit of adjustment after months of COVID-related isolation. In addition to exchanging sweatpants for business attire, many of us are re-learning a few social skills that may have atrophied after months of staring at a screen…
New Scottsdale center sees increase in demand from families in need
Families that have children who are on the autism spectrum may find it daunting to approach the search for treatments or services to help them, especially with so many available throughout the Valley…
Gateway Academy was featured on Univision!
In the features, Executive Director & CEO Robin Sweet discusses the benefit of resuming in-person learning for Gateway students.
