Transforming Lives: A School for Kids with Autism

Imagine a school where kids with autism can feel safe, understood, and cared for. That's what the Pacific Autism Center for Education (PACE) offers. This nonprofit school has been helping kids with moderate to severe autism since 1989. They have two campuses in Santa Clara and Sunnyvale, where over 60 kids aged 6 to 22 learn and grow. What makes PACE special? It's their unique approach. They have small class sizes, individual education programs for each student, and fun activities like occupational therapy and vocational training.

These help kids learn everyday skills and cope with their challenges. Parents like Katrina Watters and Tammie Vaughn have seen huge changes in their kids since they started at PACE. Their kids are happier, more independent, and even eager to help out in the community. PACE also has a strong sense of community. Everyone, from teachers to parents, works together to help these kids succeed.

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