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    • Staff
    • Arrival and Dismissal
    • Mission and Vision
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    • Parent-Teacher Association
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    • Student Safety & Health
  • Academics
    • PreK at HGE
    • ASD at HGE
    • STEAM *GOLD*
    • FUEGO with LEGO
    • Cambridge International
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ASD at HGE

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Autism Spectrum Disorder and Education

The Autism program is designed to serve students who have been identified as having autism spectrum disorders.  Program components include highly structured, individualized programming, intensive communication and language training, social skills training, utilization of natural environments for instruction, positive behavioral programming, educationally-based sensory activities, as appropriate, and inclusion with mainstream peers and activities when appropriate.  Related services including speech/language, occupational therapy, and adaptive physical education are also provided based on individual need.

Program Contact Information

if you would like more information on the Autism Spectrum Disorder program at Hialeah Gardens Elementary, you can reach our Program Specialist, Ms. Janet Del Corro. You can call the main office to leave a message or you can email her at: janetdelcorro@dadeschools.net
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HGE Sensory Garden


A sensory garden is a self-contained garden area that allows visitors to enjoy a wide variety of sensory experiences. Sensory gardens are designed to provide opportunities to stimulate the senses, both individually and in combination, in ways that users may not usually encounter.
A sensory garden stimulates all senses: sight, touch, taste, and sound, all through the use of different plants and materials. These gardens allow autism sufferers to explore their senses in a safe and stimulating environment.
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  • Home
  • About Us
    • Staff
    • Arrival and Dismissal
    • Mission and Vision
    • Title I
  • Parents
    • Parent-Teacher Association
    • After School Care
    • Student Safety & Health
  • Academics
    • PreK at HGE
    • ASD at HGE
    • STEAM *GOLD*
    • FUEGO with LEGO
    • Cambridge International
  • Students
    • Student Services
    • i-Ready at Home
  • Enroll Now!