Teacher Appreciation Week? We decided one week simply wasn't enough.
We stretched the celebrations al month long because our teachers and staff deserve more than seven days of recognition for the incredible work they do every day. Throughout the month, we celebrated with the , a breakfast of Champions, burrito luncheon, and sunshine boxes filled all the pick-me-ups!
While the food and gifts were fun, the real celebration is the impact our teachers make every day, helping our students achieve things that once seemed impossible.
A special thank you to the PCDI Parent Committee for planning, coordinating, and generously supporting these celebrations. Your thoughtfulness helped make our teachers feel as valued as they truly are.
Thank you to our extraordinary teachers for your dedication, creativity, patience, and commitment. We appreciate you this month and every month. đâ¨
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International leader and pioneer in Applied Behavior Analysis research, program development, and dissemination.
Opening the world for a lifetime of learning and happiness. PCDI's programs teach young children to talk, play with siblings and friends, and read and write. Adolescents continue academic and work-study programs while learning to participate in their homes and communities. Adults perfect skills that allow them to maintain jobs and achieve greater levels of independence. Because autism knows no nat
05/23/2026
PCDIâs Dr. Amanda Freeman, Megan Chorba, and Danielle Fudacz presented alongside colleagues from at Association for Behavior Analysis International 52nd Annual Conference. Their presentation, One Bite at a Time: A Compassionate, Evidence-Based Approach to Food Selectivity Intervention for Children With Autism, included performance and outcome data from programs taught over the last several years to expand food preferences and consumption among learners in our programs.
04/22/2026
To our leading sponsorsâthank you for standing behind this mission in such a meaningful way. Your generosity strengthens this community and helps create opportunities that extend far beyond one evening.
âWhen we received his autism diagnosis, I felt like I was almost mourning the life that Mason was going to have.â
Today, Mason and his family tell a different story.
âI canât foresee Mason being who he is today without PCDI. Itâs amazing to me how much of a positive impact and influence the PCDI community has hadânot only on Masonâs success, but on us as a family.â
This is whatâs possible when support, science, and compassion come together. ⨠Because of you, individuals with autism can find their voiceâand share their own story.
04/21/2026
What an extraordinary night and an even more extraordinary impact! ⨠Thanks to the generosity and energy in the room, Spring Sensations reached a new milestone, raising over $600,000 in support of individuals with autism. We are so grateful to our generous community who made this celebration one for the books.
If you missed out on a silent auction item, select packages are being reopened for a limited timeâanother chance to bid on some truly wonderful experiences and treasures. https://app.betterunite.com/pcdi-springsensations/Offers?silentauction=1
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Thank you for making Spring Sensations 2026 such an unforgettable evening! đ¸â¨ To our sponsors, donors, guests, and volunteersâthank you for showing up, for giving so generously, and for standing with us. Your support helps create opportunities for growth, independence, and lifelong learning.
We are so grateful to celebrate with youâand even more grateful for the impact you make every day.
And to our students, families, and staff who are the heart of PCDIâthank you for your perseverance, your trust, and your unwavering dedication. You inspire us each day, and Spring Sensations is a celebration of all that you make possible.
04/03/2026
Several participants in PCDI's Supported Employment program recently completed a temporary worksite project with Autism New Jersey, where they collated and packed materials that will be shared throughout Autism Awareness and Acceptance Month.
Through this project, these adults with autism are not only supporting others on the spectrum, but also demonstrating how capable, independent, and dependable they are as employees.
Itâs a powerful reminder: individuals with autism are not just recipients of supportâthey are contributors and advocates within the autism community and beyond. đ
đ Join us in celebrating their hard work and impact!
04/02/2026
April is recognized as Autism Awareness and Acceptance Monthâa time to celebrate, learn, and reflect. đ
While inclusion and support are year-round commitments, April offers an opportunity to pause and celebrate individuals on the autism spectrum, deepen our understanding, and share ways to better support and uplift this community.
⨠Weâd love to hear from you: What does Autism Awareness and Acceptance Month mean to you? Share your thoughts in the comments.
A special thanks to our Social Media Intern, Olivia, for her work on our Autism Awareness and Acceptance series!
Trust usâyouâll want to be in the room for this one. ⨠Donât miss your chance to join us for an unforgettable evening at Spring Sensations! ⨠đ¸
â° RSVPs are due TOMORROW â Friday, April 3!
Winter, you really showed up this year⌠but weâre ready for a break. đđˇ
Before we swap snow boots for sunshine, weâre taking one last look back at all the winter funâsledding adventures, creative snowmen, and plenty of frosty smiles. âď¸
SPRING BREAK, here we come!
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