We all know how challenging virtual learning is for students, teachers, and even parents, but it might be more challenging for children with autism.
Tune in now to our new episode with our guest, Principal Kim Gelalia, and learn how Princeton House Charter School, an elementary charter school for students with autism, got through by practicing positive school culture and using feedback to grow and change for the better.
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Highlights of the Episode
[02:24] I am the principal at Princeton house charter school
[03:00] Princeton house started in 1996 as a private school
[04:36] Education has changed, as well
[05:00] a lot of money for parents to send their their student here.
[05:20] whole charter movement was very new to Orlando
[06:25] It is kind of an extension of Princeton house
[07:34] Right now we have 115 students, and we have 65 staff
[08:49] we get less and less people interested in applying for our program
[10:11] our district had a mandatory mask mandate in place for students
[11:44] that was really hard for our kids to learn from home and virtual
[12:34] how to do things better and listening to your staff
[13:35] teachers are brand new to the whole teaching profession
[15:06] our admin team is right there along in the classrooms helping
[16:03] they do serve children with autism
[16:48] parents have to complete an application
[18:11] it really has helped me as a person and a professional grow
YouTube Video Podcast Link:
https://youtu.be/inGCswhgm9U
