Beacon Day Blog

2022 Year-In-Review

As I look back to this past year, I can’t help but smile thinking about the joy on everyone’s faces as we returned to having in-person...

Belonging at Beacon Day School

Beacon Day Schools is a place that strives to live its values in all that we do. This includes our value of diversity, equity, and...

Meet Ms. Juli Inagi, Beacon Day School's Arts Integration Teacher

This month’s blog focuses on Arts Integration one of the hallmark programs at Beacon Day School and an interview with the teacher who...

Jesus Castro Wins the Mary J. Lang Award of Excellence.

Employee of the Year! Beacon Day School and Learning Institute for children with autism and related disorders, announced that Orange...

Picky & Restrictive Eaters

It is not uncommon for children with autism and related disorders to be picky eaters. This can create stressful mealtimes at home and at...

6 Ways to Reduce Stress for your child with Autism during the Holiday Season

Happy Holidays to all our Beacon Day School community members! We hope you have some special time planned to spend with your child this...

Hello September

Summer is ending and the arrival of fall foliage and the start of school is here. We are so excited to welcome you all back to the...

Beacon's New Brand Identity

Dear Students, Families, Guardians, Districts, Faculty and Staff, I founded Beacon Day School to create a school to provide the education...

Tips for a Fun Summer

Thoughts of summer often include exciting anticipation of warm, sandy beaches, fruity popsicles, and laughing with close friends. With...

Faculty & Staff Appreciation Month

Beacon Day School kicked off the month of May with Staff and Faculty Appreciation Week. Appreciation Week is always special as the entire...

Autism Awareness Month & Family-School Partnership

April is Autism Awareness Month, and with it comes Spring’s feelings of change and hope. This is also often the time of year that parents...

7 Strategies You Can Use to Improve “Rigid Thinking” & Encourage Cognitive Flexibility

Create purposeful, small problems within your daily life to help your child practice problem-solving, and appropriate coping skills.

Teaching is more than imparting knowledge,