Question 1

How can families get started with AACA?

Accepted Answer

Families interested in AACA are welcome to contact us to learn more about our school, educational programs, and campuses.Because each student’s circumstances and educational needs are unique, the process for exploring a potential placement may vary. Our team can provide general information and, when appropriate, coordinate with the student’s educational team and/or Local Educational Agency (LEA) regarding next steps.An inquiry does not constitute an offer or guarantee of placement or enrollment.

Question 2

Does my student need an IEP to contact AACA?

Accepted Answer

A family may contact AACA for general information about our school and programs without a particular educational placement already having been established.The documentation, educational process, and coordination that may be required for a potential placement will depend on the individual student’s circumstances. When applicable, AACA coordinates with the appropriate educational team and/or LEA regarding next steps.

Question 3

What if I am interested in AACA for my student?

Accepted Answer

We welcome families who would like to learn more about AACA to contact us.Families do not need to know every step of the potential placement process before reaching out for general information. Our team can answer general questions about AACA and help identify appropriate next steps based on the nature of the inquiry and the student’s individual circumstances.Families may also wish to communicate with their student’s educational team or LEA regarding educational needs and placement options.Contacting AACA does not guarantee placement, enrollment, services, or availability.

Question 4

Can families visit an AACA campus?

Accepted Answer

Campus visits may be coordinated on a case-by-case basis and in accordance with applicable school procedures.Families interested in learning more about AACA are encouraged to contact us. Our team can provide general information and determine the appropriate next steps based on the nature of the inquiry.A campus visit, when arranged, does not constitute an offer or guarantee of placement, enrollment, services, or availability.

Question 5

How does the referral and placement process work?

Accepted Answer

The referral and placement process may vary depending on the individual student’s circumstances and the parties involved.When AACA receives an appropriate referral or inquiry, relevant information may be reviewed in coordination with the appropriate educational team and/or LEA to determine next steps.Each potential placement is considered individually and is subject to applicable educational requirements, agreements, and AACA procedures. A referral, inquiry, or review does not guarantee placement, enrollment, services, availability, or a start date.

Question 6

How can a school district or LEA contact AACA about a potential student referral?

Accepted Answer

Authorized representatives of school districts, charter schools, and other Local Educational Agencies are welcome to contact AACA regarding potential student referrals.AACA will coordinate with the referring educational agency regarding the appropriate information and next steps for review.Each referral is considered individually, and receipt or review of referral information does not constitute a commitment or guarantee of placement, enrollment, services, or availability.

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