Wings Learning Center

WINGS Learning Center describes its teaching approach as highly individualized, tailoring curriculum to each student’s learning style, strengths, and needs while combining evidence-based instruction with therapeutic supports. It emphasizes whole-child, student-centered learning through integrated speech, occupational, and music therapies, assistive technology and AAC, and hands-on real-world experiences that build academics, communication, life skills, social development, and independence. (wingslearningcenter.org)

WINGS says it serves students ages 5 to 22 with developmental disabilities, including autism, and that students may be referred by parents, caregivers, or school districts for private placement. (wingslearningcenter.org) To apply, families or districts submit an educational packet that includes the student’s IEP or ITP, evaluations, behavior plans, and progress reports; the FAQ also says applicants should schedule a visit and discuss funding, whether through district placement or private pay. (wingslearningcenter.org) After referral, WINGS conducts a personalized assessment, and if the evaluation is successful, enrollment moves to an agreement between the family or district and the school. (wingslearningcenter.org) WINGS lists no fixed admissions deadline and instead says it is "now accepting applications" with rolling admissions; after enrollment, the school monitors the student for the first 45–60 days and then holds an IEP or ITP meeting to review progress and goals. (wingslearningcenter.org) I did not find any published waitlist policy or any stated priority categories on the admissions page or FAQ. (wingslearningcenter.org)