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* 1. Full IEP with ASD as primary diagnosis is required. Please submit diagnosis paperwork to asggc@yahoo.com at the time of application submittal. Applications will not be considered until proper diagnosis is received. Please confirm acknowledgement of this policy.

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* 2. Parent/Guardian name

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* 3. Parent/Guardian email

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* 4. Parent/Guardian home number

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* 5. Parent/Guardian cell number

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* 6. ASD participant full name

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* 7. ASD participant age

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* 8. ASD participant date of birth?

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* 9. Is participant prone to wandering?

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* 10. Can he/she communicate in 1-2 words sentences?

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* 11. Can participant completely state his/her needs?

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* 12. Is he/she independent in toileting and associated use of facilities?

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* 13. Is participant able to manage his/her negative emotions (ie. anger, sadness, etc.)?

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* 14. Can he/she follow simple 1-2 step directions?

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* 15. Is participant able to read basic instructions/steps (ie. recipe)?

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* 16. Is he/she able to perform basic math, such as adding, subtracting, and multiplying?

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* 17. What chores or home maintenance tasks does the participant complete at home? (Please select all that apply)

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* 18. Referring to the previous question, which tasks do you feel the participant has the potential for growth in, or what tasks do you want to see him/her become more independent in? (Please select all that apply)

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* 19. What are some skills you would like to see the participant develop, practice, or strengthen? (Please select all that apply)

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* 20. What are the participants areas of interest at home or school?

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* 21. How does the participant learn best? (Please select all that apply)

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* 22. Below, please share with us any and all additional information about the participant that would assist us in making this experience successful for them. Examples include but are not limited to: Triggers. Behavioral concerns. Sensory sensitivities. Means of de-escalation. 

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