Education Destination

Our annual Pelican Idol! A day we look forward to every year during Autism Acceptance Month as our Pelicans Share It, Show It, and BE PROUD !!
Our 2nd segment features a card game inventor, a photographic memory of memorizing the first 150 digits of PI, a recaller of childhood memories and fave toys, Globe Trotters fanatic, and a reader of poetry! BE PROUD! BE YOU!!

Our annual Pelican Idol! A day we look forward to every year during Autism Acceptance Month as our Pelicans Share It, Show It, and BE PROUD !!
This segment features a LEGO master, a brave Pelican learning how to administer his port independently, a boy and his best friend, and a classical piano player! BE PROUD! BE YOU!!

Happy Earth Day! Smiles and joy brought to you from Mrs. Clara and Mrs. Heather’s class!

Today our Pelicans met new friends from St.Pius. The student council of SPES not only donated the gifts of a picnic table, a shade umbrella, and a raised flower bed for our garden next year but more importantly their time and kindness. Our Pelicans greatly enjoyed the fellowship through playing bingo and the dance party before parting ways today. This was most definitely not a goodbye but a see you real soon. 'swork

Fabulous project-based learning in action!
PeliCAN STYLE!

This week in our Transition High School class, Mrs. Jules’ Social Studies lesson focused on Ancient Mesopotamia and one of its greatest inventions—the wheel!

Students learned that early Mesopotamians created both the wheel and pottery using clay. To bring history to life, our Pelicans made their own pinch pots using air-dry clay, mimicking how pottery was originally formed by hand.

Afterward, we explored how the invention of the pottery wheel transformed this process, making pottery more efficient and consistent. Seeing the connection between innovation and daily life helped students truly understand the impact of this ancient invention.