Every year, thousands of students in Pennsylvania experience brain injuries that affect their ability to learn and behave in the classroom. To support these students, the Allegheny Intermediate Unit offers […]
The BrainSTEPS Program: Supporting students with brain injuries Read Post »
The AIU-operated schools (Mon Valley, Pathfinder, and Sunrise) welcomed back students on Tuesday, August 26. Here’s to another year of making memories, reaching goals, and celebrating every success!
Welcome back, students! Read Post »
The AIU-operated special education schools offer Extended School Year (ESY) programs beyond the traditional academic calendar. The programs are particularly beneficial to students with disabilities who may need additional support in key areas such as
ESY programs provide vital summer support Read Post »
Congratulations to the 2025 graduates of the AIU-operated special education schools! Watch video highlights from each of the graduation ceremonies: Mon Valley School, Pathfinder School, and Sunrise School.
Congratulations to the Class of 2025 Read Post »
The AIU Blind and Visually Impaired Support Program (BVISP) recently hosted a day of activities to challenge and celebrate students who are blind and visually impaired. The event was in
Cane Quest connects students who are blind and visually impaired Read Post »
The lobby of the AIU was buzzing with excitement on Friday, March 14 as students of all ages gathered for the Regional Braille Challenge, hosted by the AIU Blind and
March Madness is the most wonderful time of year for college basketball fans. Last week, Point Park Women’s Basketball Team brought the energy and excitement of the post-season to Sunrise
March Madness at Sunrise School Read Post »
Music is a language that transcends disabilities, and making music together can foster friendship and understanding. On February 20, students from the Bethel Park Symphonic Band visited Mon Valley School
Making Music Together at Mon Valley School Read Post »
There is no one thing that guarantees a child is ready for kindergarten. A variety of social, cognitive, and fine motor skills are taken into consideration. And for a child
Spotlight on Kindergarten Transition for Preschool Early Intervention Students Read Post »
