Admission
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Here are answers to some of the most common questions we receive about our admissions process and programs:
What age group does JAA serve?
JAA serves children aged 2 to 19, providing personalized education and therapy to meet each child’s unique developmental needs.
Do I need a formal autism diagnosis to apply?
A formal autism diagnosis is helpful but not mandatory. We welcome children with various neurodiverse conditions. Please contact us if you are unsure about your child’s eligibility.
How do I know if my child is a good fit for JAA?
We invite you to schedule an interview with us so we can better understand your child’s needs and determine how we can support them. Our assessment process helps us ensure the best fit.
What makes JAA different from other schools?
At JAA, we combine specialized education with therapeutic services in a supportive, inclusive environment. Our programs are personalized to address each child’s cognitive, emotional, and social development.
What types of extracurricular activities do you offer?
We offer a variety of activities such as art, music, sports, and social skills programs that promote creativity and independent living.
How does the school support my child’s emotional and social development?
We have individualized programs focusing on communication, social skills, and emotional regulation, helping students develop confidence and build strong peer relationships.
Can I visit the academy before applying?
Yes! We encourage prospective families to visit and tour the academy. Please contact us to schedule a visit, where you’ll have the opportunity to meet our team and learn more about our programs.
Eligibility Criteria
Students must meet the following criteria for acceptance into JAA:
- Must be between ages 2-19
- Primary diagnosis of Autism or any other neurodiverse conditions
- Severe learning difficulties
- Challenging behaviour
- Has other pervasive developmental disabilities
To arrange a visit to our campus, please contact us.
