Awareness Within A Spectrum

Imagine that awareness – like so many things – exists on a spectrum.

One end is our less conscience and quiet sense when our environment changes. Like the coming dusk or dawn. The other end of the awareness spectrum is when we expect or feel imminent need or danger. Moments like growing hunger or goosebumps. The former type of awareness is passive and important; the later inspires action.

Turning Pointe again will honor Autism Awareness Month in April. We will open our school for tours and ask for support. We will share remarkable stories of student progress and hope to find new friends.

Turning Pointe trusts that most of you are already aware that many of your neighbors are impacted by autism. This April, we hope you will consider becoming aware on a new level. Awareness through action.