Achievement Academy

Lakeland

PracticeInfants and toddlers up to age three · Children with special needs ages 18 months to five

About

Achievement Academy was founded by a group of staff, board and community members and has never been affiliated with a management company or corporation. It opened in 1955 as United Cerebral Palsy and became a charter school in 1997. It serves children with special needs from birth through age five through its Birth to Three early intervention program and its ESE Charter PreK.

Child-centered family-driven goals
In-home early intervention

Concerns they commonly address

Developmental delays

Birth to Three offers early intervention for children up to three years of age who may be at-risk for developmental delays or who have been identified with a developmental delay.

Services

Birth to Three early intervention

One-on-one early intervention services delivered by a professional in the child's home throughout Polk County, including developmental evaluations through play and parent support.

Charter school (ESE PreK)

A public charter school for children with special needs aged 18 months through five, with small class instruction and individual therapies at three campuses.

Individual physical, speech and occupational therapy

One-on-one physical, speech and occupational therapy sessions offered at the three campus locations.

What to know before contacting

Who it sees

Infants and toddlers up to age three, Children with special needs ages 18 months to five.

Care setting

In person in Lakeland campus, 716 E. Bella Vista Street, Lakeland, FL 33805 and Winter Haven and Bartow campuses.

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