Jan 24, 2018
Byhavenskolen is a special needs school in Svendborg, Denmark, serving children between the ages of 6 and 18 years old. They heard about Archway Programs schools and wanted to learn more about the successful model used.
Jan 19, 2018
Archway Programs hosted Byhaveskolen representatives on Tuesday, January 16, 2018, as they joined forces in sharing innovative ideas and discussed industry trends.
Jan 19, 2018
Archway Programs was honored to host Byhaveskolen representatives as they joined forces, shared innovative ideas and discussed industry trends on Tuesday, January 16th. Archway’s administration sat down with the Danish special needs school educators to collaborate and gain outside perspective. Both organizations share similar goals in providing the best education and individualized care to students to prepare them for real life.
Dec 15, 2017
Honda of Turnersville hosted their fourth annual gift and holiday party for Archway Programs’ Partial Care Services youth on Wednesday, Dec. 13. Closing down their service bay to accommodate 40 kids of Archway Programs’ Partial Care Services, Honda gives Christmas gifts these kids otherwise would not be receiving from Santa this year.
Dec 14, 2017
Honda of Turnersville hosted their fourth annual gift and holiday party for Archway Programs’ Partial Care Services youth on Wednesday, Dec. 13. Closing down their service bay to accommodate 40 kids of Archway Programs’ Partial Care Services, Honda gives Christmas gifts these kids otherwise would not be receiving from Santa this year.
Dec 14, 2017
Honda of Turnersville hosted their fourth annual gift and holiday party for Archway Programs’ Partial Care Services youth on Wednesday, December 13th. Closing down their service bay to accommodate 40 kids of Archway Programs’ Partial Care Services, Honda gives Christmas gifts that these kids otherwise would not be receiving from Santa this year.
May 31, 2016
The Archway Schools hosted the 12th Annual Career and Technical Education Luncheon to celebrate the collaboration between the special needs schools’ working students and local business partners for on and off-campus jobs. Pictured is student Nicholas White, Careers Teacher Brooke Chmura and student Victoria Anderson. White and Anderson also served as masters of ceremonies for the event.
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