Conductive Education was developed in 1945 in Hungary by Dr. Andras Peto. Peto theorized that disabled people are characterized by disintegrated function.
The Conductive Learning Center of North America serves individuals with motor disorders related to complications of prematurity, Cerebral Palsy, Spina Bifida or brain injury. His theory was that this may be overcome, and that co-ordinated functioning can be developed through an indirect cognitive route involving teaching and learning. The rehabilitative plan should be produced for the person, not
06/10/2026
Conductive education at CLC is built on taking small steps to achieve big goals. Please help us begin the next School year on the right foot by joining our Small Steps Monthly Giving Club.
When you donate a small amount monthly, your support adds up to a big difference. Join today! https://bit.ly/2V5g7lZ
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06/08/2026
We had a blast celebrating the end of the 25-26 School Year with all our amazing CLC families and staff! So many smiles and lots of fun. We wish everyone a safe and fun summer. See you in July!
Ever wondered what conductive education really is? Here is an introduction sponsored by our great friend, Meijer!
Learn more about CLC at conductivelearningcenter.org.
06/05/2026
CLC will be holding a cleaning day next week on June 9th to clean all the plinths in the school. They get so much use throughout the year, that we like to give them some love and attention before Summer Camp 🙂
If you are free at any time on Tuesday, June 9th, and interested in helping, please comment below or email [email protected] to let us know you are available!
Thanks for your help!
05/30/2026
Rising to the challenge—literally. 💪
Every stand is built on courage, persistence, and practice.
05/28/2026
We 💙 seeing this! Lori's Voice doing amazing work in our community! Congratulations to the winning families!
For today’s we captured Eli standing up from the floor, something he’s been working very hard on. Go Eli!
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