Special-Needs Schools
Soaring with Giant Steps — The Winston Knolls School
Special-Needs Schools · Hoffman Estates, IL
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Focus
autism developmental delays intellectual disabilities grades K-12
Area
Hoffman Estates, IL
Description
A private nonprofit special-education school in Hoffman Estates serving children and young adults with autism and developmental delays.
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What this special-needs school offers
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The Winston Knolls School is a special education school in Elgin, Illinois serving students with autism spectrum disorder and related disabilities. The school is affiliated with The Winston Knolls Foundation for Thriving with Autism and offers programming aimed at individual achievement and independence.
Populations served
Autism spectrum disorder Related disabilities
Setting
Day
Services
Special education programming Transportation Lunch program
Programs
STEM Scholars Program Summer Program
Phone
(630) 283-3221
Approach
Inspiring a lifetime of individual achievement, independence and learning.
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- Population served (autism, emotional/behavioral, learning differences) and the age/grade range
- Whether it's an ISBE-approved nonpublic facility — districts can place and fund students there
- On-site therapies (OT/PT/speech/behavioral)
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