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Welcome to
Keystone
Education
Center
Empowering Neurodivergent Learners Through Personalized Education in Vero Beach.
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We offer education that matches each student's pace and fosters a life-long love of learning.
We are a non-traditional non-profit for non-traditional students.
About Keystone.
Keystone Education Center is a private center offering a transformative set of social and skills-training for students with autism, other communication disorders, or related learning disabilities.
Learners receive small-group social and life skills development, and engage in their community. Community-Based Instruction (aka field trips) happen every Friday! Significant focus is placed on developing a love of learning and building self-confidence in order to help our students thrive during and after Keystone.
We accept the McKay or Gardiner Scholarship (now known as Step Up for Students).
Why Keystone?
Welcome to an academic and social haven where every student’s education is customized to their individual needs! We utilize evidence-based aba best practices to partner with and guide each student along their journey at Keystone.
Our highly effective, professionally trained, and certified teachers provide specialized attention to each student, encouraging them to reach their highest potential. We also collaborate with Speech Language Pathologists to have speech and language therapy embedded in our everyday skills.
We look forward to meeting your family and discovering your student's superpowers!
Math & Language Skills
We recognize training in reading and math is crucial, and we employ flexible modifications and a special classroom environment to accommodate sensory needs.
Life & Social Skills
Our program addresses independent living, functional skills, and age-appropriate pre-vocational tasks in the classrooms and out in the community.
Science & Social Studies
Our program offers training and skill development through stimulating hands-on activities that keep our learners engaged and thriving.
Enrichment
We take the students out of the classroom and give them the opportunity to connect to what they are learning in new ways. This is designed to incorporate community programs that will develop their life skills, but it also focuses on broadening their learning development with guest speakers and activities designed to strengthen their understanding of lessons from the classroom.
