Special Care has its perks, but also has its downside. Over the past 4 years, I have seen teachers come and go and have noticed a change in how management interacts with parents. Do they do a lot for the children? Yes, but it seems like everything else these days, they are more concerned with money. Maybe it has to do with the large new edition they added to the building, but It certainly feels like they are not putting any of their "donor" money back into the class rooms or to their wonderful teachers. Like I mentioned earlier, the turnover rate for teachers has been like a revolving door. With it being partly a special needs school, you would think there would be more special needs toys and learning devices. I hope that one day soon Special Care can become "special" again and not so worried about money coming into the school.
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- EIN 73-1227079
- (405) 752-5112
- 12201 N Western Ave Oklahoma City OK 73114-8022 USA
- www.specialcareinc.org
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Nonprofit Overview
Causes: Child Day Care, Children & Youth, Developmentally Disabled Centers, Disabilities, Education, Human Services, Special Education
Mission: To help prevent the cumulative effects of a child's disability and instead nurture the abilities of families and children with special needs.
Programs: Provides year-round direct care, early childhood education, and occupational, speech, and physical therapy programs for children between the ages of six weeks and 21 years within a completely inclusive environment. Licensed capacity is 184 students.