Bridgeway Stories

When Lincoln first enrolled, language skills were limited, and social interactions with peers were often hesitant. Today, the difference is remarkable.

You want him to talk to you. You want him to say he loves you. You want all of those things. But I also want to enjoy my son as he is. We want him to continue to be happy here — because he is. He loves this place.

When the twins started attending Bridgeway, everything changed.

We sit with jaws on our laps at the
accomplishments they made with him during the school year, as they describe him doing things we barely thought possible.

Music therapy has become a joyful outlet for expression. Physical therapy has strengthened his coordination, independence, and confidence.