Superior Learning Academy: A Personalized Approach to Education and Behavior Support
Superior Learning Academy offers a unique and personalized educational experience, partnering with Superior Behavioral Services to provide comprehensive support for students with diverse needs. This collaboration ensures that each student receives tailored academic instruction and, when necessary, 1:1 behavior treatment services. The academy empowers all students to reach their individual potential, prepare them for the future, and become life-long learners.
Personalized Learning and Individualized Goals
At Superior Learning Academy, students progress at their own pace, working towards individual goals set by their instructor. Recognizing that students arrive with varying levels of academic preparedness, the academy meets each student at their current academic level, providing a supportive environment for growth and development.
Who Can Apply?
Superior Learning Academy welcomes applications from any student who currently has an Individualized Education Program (IEP) or services plan. This inclusive approach ensures that students with identified needs have access to a specialized educational setting designed to support their success.
Tuition-Free Education
Tuition is free for students with an IEP, making Superior Learning Academy an accessible option for families seeking a personalized and supportive educational environment for their children.
Enrollment Process: A Step-by-Step Guide
Enrolling your student in Superior Learning Academy involves a straightforward three-step process:
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Step 1: Interest Form Submission
The first step is to complete the "Interest Form" and click "submit form." This securely sends your information to Superior Learning Academy staff for evaluation.
Step 2: Review and Verification
Superior Learning Academy staff will receive your information, verify that your child has an IEP or services plan, and confirm that the student resides in the state of Wisconsin. Subsequently, they will contact you to discuss the next steps.
Step 3: Enrollment and Paperwork
If your student meets the IEP/services plan and residency qualifications for enrollment, you will meet with Superior Learning Academy staff to complete additional paperwork and choose the date that your child starts.
Comprehensive Behavioral Services
In addition to education services, students who need it will also be provided with behavioral services. Superior Learning Academy utilizes Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) to provide behavioral services. ABA is a widely recognized and evidence-based approach to understanding and modifying behavior. This approach focuses on positive reinforcement and skill-building to help students develop positive behaviors and reduce challenging ones.
The academy prioritizes:
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- 1:1 Client to Staff Ratio: Ensuring individualized attention and support for each student.
- Safe Learning Environment: Creating a secure and nurturing space where students can thrive.
Targeted skills include:
- Positive Peer Interactions: Fostering social skills and positive relationships with peers.
- Gross and Fine Motor Skills: Developing physical coordination and dexterity.
Getting Started with Behavioral Services
To begin receiving behavioral services, follow these three steps:
- Download: Download and print the required paperwork.
- Fill Out: Complete the required paperwork.
- Turn In: Submit the required paperwork to Superior Behavioral Services.
Leadership and Expertise
Superior Learning Academy is led by a team of experienced and dedicated professionals:
- Elisha: Owner and Co-Founder of Superior Behavioral Services. A Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) with a degree from Ball State University. Elisha recognized the need for ABA services in the Superior area and opened the business to address this gap.
- Brenna: Co-Founder and Owner of Superior Behavioral Services. She has a master's degree in Special Education from Concordia University, St. Paul. Brenna holds teaching licenses for grades K-8 and special education for grades K-12. Brenna realized that her students were losing some of their emotional, behavioral, and social skills and she wanted to help them.
- Kelsey: An administrator for Superior Behavioral Services. She has a bachelor's degree in teaching communication arts and literature from the University of Minnesota Duluth. She is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) with a degree from Ball State University.
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