FAQ

Yes. We are specifically structured to meet the academic, social, behavioral, and communication needs typical of autistic students.  It is typical for our students to also have ADHD, LD, etc.

1. Student is able to participate in a small group setting.
2. Student cannot demonstrate verbally or physically aggressive behavior.
3. Student is able to communicate wants and needs and independently.
4. Student is able to use the bathroom independently.

While these are our primary components of our enrollment requirements, enrollment decisions are made after multiple sessions.

Not typically.  While at times we do work with students individually, our goal is for our students to participate in a small group.

OASIS NC is a support and educational center, not a day care.  Our programs were created to teach social, academic, behavioral, and communication skills.

Visit our How To Apply page or download our Application_Process here.

We want to offer ongoing experiences for children and teens with autism that will enrich their lives through making friends, exploring and developing a variety of interests, and learning and using strategies that promote positive communication and social interactions.  We are a family-focused organization and we understand the impact autism can have on the entire family (siblings, spouses, grandparents, etc.).  We base our service delivery on this understanding.

Children and individuals benefit from ongoing, consistent instruction, support, and accommodations throughout their lifespan.  Each program and each individual comes with a variety of goals and, therefore, a variety of definitions of success. If your child/teen receives services from OASIS NC, progress on his/her goals will be made readily available to you.

We provide services for students 6-21 years old.  As we expand, we look forward to providing services to adults as well.

Tuition and fees vary depending on program and financial aid availability.  Please contact us for more information!

Unfortunately our services are not covered by insurance. There are state grants available for Southeastern Autism Academy.