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Giant Steps is committed to providing individuals with autism spectrum disorders, and their families, superior educational and therapeutic services focused on improving the quality of daily life from early childhood through adulthood.
Giant Steps Serving the Autism Community, Lisle, Illinois. 3,327 likes · 69 talking about this · 1,158 were here. Exceptional educational and therapeutic support for individuals with autism and their...
Giant Steps is committed to providing individuals with autism spectrum disorders, and their families, superior educational and therapeutic services focused on improving the quality of daily life from early childhood through adulthood.
Giant Steps only accepts referrals for students with autism from area school districts. Once accepted at Giant Steps, we work closely with teachers and parents to provide a rewarding school experience and the opportunity for successful integration with typical peers in their home schools.
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Giant Steps Illinois in Lisle, Illinois serves 141 students in grades Kindergarten-12. View their 2024 profile to find tuition cost, acceptance rates, reviews and more.
Since our inception in 1996, Giant Steps has been focused on providing education, and therapeutic and recreational programs for Elementary, Junior High, and High School students with Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD), their families, and the community.
Giant Steps is committed to providing individuals with autism, superior educational and therapeutic services focused on improving the quality of daily life from early childhood through adulthood.
Giant Steps is committed to providing individuals with autism spectrum disorders, and their families, superior educational and therapeutic services focused on improving the quality of daily life from early childhood through adulthood.
For some of us, love at first sight isn’t about another person, it’s about a place. Or, in the case of Bridget O’Connor, it’s about Giant Steps in Lisle and the children with autism and their families her organization serves. “I fell in love with the students on my very first visit,” O’Connor recalls.
