
For Parents of Students with Autism
Frequently Asked Questions About Autism Inclusion at Quantum Academy
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Q1: Do you accept students on the autism spectrum?
A: Yes. We welcome neurodiverse learners, including autistic students, who benefit from a structured, supportive, and academically focused environment. Every student is evaluated individually to ensure we’re the right fit.
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Q2: What kind of supports do you offer for autistic students?
A: Supports may include:
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Predictable routines and visual schedules
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Smaller class sizes for reduced sensory input
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Personalized academic plans
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One-on-one tutoring when needed
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Social-emotional support from staff trained in neurodiversity awareness
Q3: Do you have quiet spaces or accommodations for sensory needs?
A: While we are a small school, we do our best to accommodate sensory sensitivities. Quiet areas and short sensory breaks can be arranged as part of a student’s individual support plan.
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Q4: Can I speak to someone before applying to see if my child would be a good fit?
A: Absolutely. We encourage parents to book a free consultation call with our Admissions team to discuss your child’s strengths, challenges, and needs before starting the application process.
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Q5: Will my child be included in all academic and social opportunities?
A: Yes. Inclusion and equity are core values at Quantum Academy. We strive to help every student participate fully in classroom activities, school events, and student life—with the right supports in place.
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Q6: What role do parents or caregivers play in planning supports?
A: A central one. We work closely with families to co-create support strategies that reflect your student’s needs and your family’s insights. You’ll never be left out of the conversation.
Our mission is to help all our students reach their full potential. We want to equip our students with the knowledge, skills, and values that they will need to become responsible and successful members in the competitive global economy.
Dr. Tarana Oumoudova,
Principal

