Things to do this summer after enrollment at Incredible Horizons:

 

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   Unlock undeveloped potential in Brevards only school with educational rehabilitation programs that improve the brains ability to learn               A unique learning experience with staff trained to meet students special needs in smaller classes        Freedom to learn on their level and speed with computerized or regular curriculum          The power to succeed  with a world class education  THE ENROLLMENT PROCESS

STEP ONE –

   1. If you are a non-scholarship family, enroll at Incredible Horizons as soon as possible to secure your placement. A payment contract and deposit will be required. Call 321 751-1313 for appointment

   2.  If your child has been assigned an Individual Education Plan through the public schools, apply for the John McKay Scholarship by filing a letter of intent by July 3 at www.floridaschoolchoice.org
Click on "Mc Kay Scholarship" (in green section)-
then next screen click on "Apply For Mc Kay Scholarship" on the left side bar

    Print and save several copies of the screen documenting that you submitted the letter of intent confirming your eligibility-keep them in a safe place. (If in doubt print the screen)
You will need to bring a copy to Incredible Horizons ASAP to ensure opening for your child.

***You can also come in and have the admissions specialist assist you in filing the
    intent so the confirmation letter is put directly in your child's file.

Schedule an appointment with INCREDIBLE HORIZONS
at 321 751-1313 whenever you need help

Notes from the Florida Department of Education site are as follows

        You can use your Confirmation Number () to access your student's data on the Check Intent Status Page.

• The school district has a maximum of thirty -30- days from the date of the filed intent to enter a matrix number and         scholarship amount for the student. For information regarding your student's IEP and/or matrix information, you must contact your local school district.
   
• Bring your letter of intent to your schools admissions office to register and enroll your student in the database.
   
• The scholarship amount may/may not cover the full costs of tuition; therefore, you must discuss this issue with the admissions specialist school directly.
  
  ***Notes from Department of Education end here
  
  Incredible Horizons fees are posted online HERE . So you will have no surprises. Tuition/Matrix score determines class size and covers tuition except when needing a one to one ratio.
  
  Incredible Horizons is Brevard's leader in providing services for educational rehabilitation services. Do not settle for a school that does not have services to help your child's recovery from an educational disability.

   3. If your child is already receiving the John McKay Scholarship, simply withdraw from your current school and let us know that you desire to transfer their scholarship to Incredible Horizons Academy. Call 321 751-1313 if you need help.

STEP TWO –

Provide the following information to the Incredible Horizons office:

·  Application for Admission

·  Appropriate Fees and Tuition

·  Health and Immunization Records (see back of page for requirements)

·  Copy of Birth Certificate(s)

·  Most Recent Report Card and IEP

STEP THREE –

  Complete the following:

·  Physical Examination

·  Eye Examination-including convergence testing

·  Educational Evaluation for curriculum placement

·  Admission Conference

·  Parent – Student Contract

We often ask parents to go through a process of ruling out physical issues that may relate to their child's learning disability. We have found that there are many physical ailments that interfere with learning. Discovering that there is something physical that can be treated can make a huge difference in a child's performance in school.

Ask your physician to test anything that may contribute to the symptoms-Rule out: Seizures, Brain Lesions, Neurological disorders, Genetic disorder, Metabolic Disorder, Thyroid issues, Allergies, Toxicity etc. This can be scheduled along with your physical exam.

Check Convergence & Visual perceptual issues that may affect reading should be tested by a pediatric developmental ophthalmologist- Dr. Thomas Teather (Takes health insurance) 321 242-2026 or Dr Rousseau 321 253-2020.

If concerned about Motor control or motor planning problems,Sensory Integration problems, or visual motor problems- Call for an evaluation at Child and Family Consultants 321 768-6800 (Takes many insurance policies) or Brighter Days Therapy 452-8407 (Takes Medicaid).

Toxicity and nutritional issues can be tested and treated at Total Life Counseling in Orlando- Jim West 407-248-0030 or Dr Carly in Palm Bay

Underlying educational or psychological testing can be obtained by
Nicole Coumo Ed.S. CBA/E/FL 321 543-6729 –testing can be completed during school day
Dr. Wanda Bethea Melbourne 321 690-3464
Dr Joel Shuy-Rockledge 321 636-6884 (takes  some insurance)

If anyone in your family has sugar issues, diabetes or hypoglycemia, the endocrinologist that does a more in depth study is Dr. Mauri Cartakushansky (Dr. C) at Nemours in Orlando. 407 650-7210.

He usually asks students to be put on a 4-hour stimulant for ADHD so the children eat lunch. This way students are not experiencing low blood sugars while they are coming off the medicine in the afternoon. He also recommends that children are not given pop, Gatorade or sports drinks.

This sounds odd but when the vertebrae are out of alignment, nerves become stretched or twisted and the vital communications in the brain and CNS are disrupted. This neurological disturbance is called subluxations. This can lead to all kinds of neurological, emotional, and physical disorders, Cognitive disorders and ADHD. For structural problems with CNS see Dr. Sal Martingano D.C.
Ph. 321 729-9430 or your family chiropractor. Dr. Sal can also write orders for us to administer Balance Formula 1. This supplement helps the brain function more efficiently; easing the symptoms of learning disabilities related to visual discrimination, speech and attention.

We believe the whole child needs to be treated in order for any child to learn to their maximum potential. We like to know that the child is functioning at his optimum physically before assembling an educational intervention plan.

Immunization Requirements

First-graders:

1.   Must be 6 years old on or before September 1^st

Any student enrolling at a Florida school for the first time must have proof of the following immunizations:

1.   DPT (diphtheria, tetanus, pertussis), 5 doses

2.   Polio, 4 doses

3.   Measles

4.   1 Varicella (or parent verification of Chicken Pox),   2 doses

5.   Kindergartners must have hepatitis B, 3 doses

All seventh-graders must have proof of the following immunizations:
1.   Hepatitis B, 3 doses

2.   Measles vaccine, a second dose

3.   Tetanus-diphtheria booster

We partner with professionals that share a philosophy of creating healthy and innovative doorways to success.
We often refer to: 

We often request that most students also acquire medical testing from their MD to rule out any physical problems (ie: sugar metabolism, thyroid issues, etc.) that may be contributing to their learning difficulties.

Testing and Educational  Rehabilitation

Acedemic Excellance

Summer Programs

Social/Life Skills Courses

Classroom for CP and Developmental Delays

Lifeskills and college or career preparation

Home School Support

Tuition and Additional Services Fees

Dyslexia Services

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