Alex J Bergman

Amazing opportunity for teens this summer in the Raleigh NC area!

If you are still looking for an inclusive camp this summer for your neurodivergent kiddo- make sure to check out Broken Things Farm in Pittsboro!

Only a few more days to register for summer camp with a discount!! Share wide and far, we would love to have you!

We will be offering transportation from the Pittsboro area as needed, and also offer per day registration. Please email us for more information! [email protected]

We can't wait to have you!

So excited for this open house! If you are looking for a neurodiversity affirming school, make sure to check it out!

✨ Come see what learning looks like when kids lead the way!

Wildly Inclusive ALC is hosting an Open House & Community Night on April 30th from 4–6pm, and we'd love to see you there! 🌿

Whether you're a current family or just curious about what we're all about, this is your chance to explore our classrooms, check out student projects and artwork, and connect with the families who make this community so special.

Come as you are. Bring your questions. See the magic for yourself. 💛

📅 April 30, 2026 | 4–6 pm
📍 Wildly Inclusive Agile Learning Center, Old Murphy School, Durham, NC

Wonderful opportunity for autistic teens in NC❤️

Love the awareness that podcasts like this are building! Being neurodivergent shouldn’t mean that they have to do all the work- I see so much rigidity that kids especially should not have to navigate. I hope that these conversations continue to happen - especially in our school systems and within our communities! I want to see all neurodivergent kids able to take advantage of college programming if that is their desire❤️‍🩹

In case you are free tonight, please check out our amazing local author Xion! You will be moved by the story he wrote! The story of a 2nd grade autistic boy who loses his IEP, learns why support matters, and writes a book about it with his crazy dog Maisy by his side is a story that hits close to home, both as a parent and a professional. Second grade is one of the hardest for neurodivergent learners! Come meet Xion- I promise you will not regret it!

Thursday at 6:00 pm! In recognition of Autism Acceptance Month, readers of all ages are invited to meet local author Xion Ferrara. Xion will introduce his book Crazy Maisey and the Boy Who Understood.

Attendees will get a raffle ticket to win a copy of Xion's book!

The Duke men's and women's soccer teams put on a clinic for autistic kids, and the players and coaches were absolutely incredible with every single child. The spectrum of kids who came out made it even more special — and getting to chat, grab photos, and score autographs afterward was the cherry on top. So grateful we got to be there. 💙 

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Cannot say enough amazing things about this wonderful program!! I wish I had wrote down all the times I heard that we need to take away accommodations if there is any wish to attend college. This program supports kids without making them “appear different” in a way that gets their buy in for learning skills and developing intrinsic motivation. I wish I could replicate their success for all K-12 kiddos! 100% graduation rate- how many other programs can brag about that🤔❤️

What's better than winter break? Highlighting our students! We're proud of your accomplishments and happy to be a part of your journey