Scholarships

What are

The Scholarship Benefits?

ASP and JPSN offers parents a unique opportunity to empower their children with autism by accessing specialized education and services beyond the traditional school district. At our program, we are dedicated to helping students achieve their individualized goals by providing a highly skilled team of Intervention Specialists, Board-Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs), and Instructional Assistants. Together, we create a supportive and inclusive environment tailored to each student’s IEP, ensuring they receive the education, care, and attention they need to thrive. Join us to discover how our comprehensive approach can help your child reach their full potential!

Children who are at least three years old but less than twenty-two years old, who qualify for special education under the autism category, and who have a current, finalized ETR and IEP with their district of residence are eligible to apply for the autism scholarship. If a student meets the eligibility requirements, he or she will be awarded a scholarship. There is no cap on the number of autism scholarships available.

The autism scholarship provides funding of up to $32,445 annually, with amounts prorated based on your enrollment date in our services.

Children who are at least three years old but less than twenty-two years old, who qualify for special education, and who have a current, finalized ETR and IEP with their district of residence are eligible to apply for the Jon Peterson Special Needs Scholarship. If a student meets the eligibility requirements, he or she will be awarded a scholarship.

The Jon Peterson Special Needs scholarship provides funding of up to $32,445 annually, with amounts based on disability and prorated on your enrollment date in our services.
Below are the JPSN scholarship amounts by category:

Applications for both ASP and JPSN are accepted throughout the year. The deadline for newly eligible students turning three is May 31 annually