To provide school-to-work transition instruction in the classroom, on-site business, and community-based work sites for students aged 13-21.
The program is structured to meet the needs of students who do not learn well in typical classroom settings due to unique cognitive, communication, and sensory challenges, including students with autism spectrum disorders.
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Spectrum provides a reliable employment pool.
"Commended for its community involvement and integration of technology."
PA Bureau of Special Education
“I cannot say enough positive things about the facility. I tell everyone I come in contact with how amazing it has been for my son. Since coming to this school, my son has done a total 360!
Parent
“Spectrum Charter School gives the kids the opportunity to show what they can do, highlighting their abilities in many different areas in school and in the community. They encourage the kids to grow to their fullest potential."
Parent
“My son's educational progress has been a pleasure to watch. The volunteer experiences that he has received at Spectrum have developed in him a work ethic that would make any parent proud."
Parent
“My son's inability to process information and read social cues in others provoked him to make inappropriate decisions, comments, and display negative behaviors. At last, we find Spectrum Charter. Our son in thriving! He is experiencing thains that no other school would give to a child with his disabilities. He is out in the community learning how to work and socialize correctly with others. Every moment at Spectrum is an opportunity to learn."
Parent
“Spectrum sees the uniqueness and strengths in all their students. They tap into that, and watch the children grow in self confidence and become successful individuals."
