If your child has been diagnosed with ASD2 or ASD3, you may worry that they won’t receive individualized academic support. Though Epiphany lacks the resources to help these students thrive, other learning environments have been designed with their unique needs in mind. For example, you may consider private schools specifically designed to support the social and academic development of students with severe autism; public schools with a robust special education program; public charter schools that can offer smaller class sizes and one-on-one instruction; virtual public or private schools with a slower-paced curriculum; or developmental day schools that provide comprehensive educational and therapeutic programming for students who need high-level support.