Community Classes for Autistic Students to Learn and Thrive

Smart Start Centers

🌟 **Unlock Your Potential at Smart Start Centers: Passion Meets Skill!** 🌟 Smart Start Centers is your gateway to a world where real skills are passionately embraced. Our inclusive community classes welcome all ages and abilities, creating an environment for everyone—from toddlers to vibrant seniors aged 99—to embark on a transformative journey of knowledge and empowerment. 🎨 **Diverse Classes for All Ages and Abilities**: - 🌈 **Classes for Autism** - 🍰 **Cooking and Baking** - 💄 **Makeup Classes for Girls** - 🎁 **Gift Wrapping** - 🎨 **Mastery in Arts** - 💍 **Jewelry Making** - 🧘 **Yoga and Meditation** - 💰 **Money Management** - 💻 **Computers and Typing** - 🎨 **String Art and Clay Modeling** - 🌿 **Skin Care** - 📚 **Reading Bingo, English, Math** - 🧵 **Sewing, Crochet, Knitting** - 💃 **Zumba and Strategic Gamer** 🌈 **Passionate Instructors, Transformative Results**: Our dedicated instructors bring knowledge infused with passion. Learning at Smart Start Centers is not just a task; it's a transformative experience that shapes lives. 💳 **Flexible Billing Options**: - 💳 **Direct Billing** - 💰 **Self-Direction Budget** - 📝 **Check and Credit Card** 📍 **Four Convenient Locations**: - 🌊 **Riverhead** - 🏡 **Mineola** - 🌆 **Hicksville** - 🦌 **Deer Park** Experience the Smart Start difference. Enroll today and unlock the transformative impact of learning real, necessary skills. #SmartStartCenters #SkillsForLife #EmpowerThroughEducation #PassionDrivenLearning

Suffolk County

Maureen Mullarkey

New York City Metropolitan Area

Deer Park-North Babylon

New York

🌟 **Unlock Your Potential at Smart Start Centers: Passion Meets Skill!** 🌟 Smart Start Centers is your gateway to a world where real skills are...

Margaret McKeever, a freshman at North Babylon High School in the North Babylon School District, has been selected to attend a Youth Leadership Program hosted by the Federal Bureau of Investigation National Academy Associates (FBINAA), a premier law enforcement training agency. The FBINAA hosts its prestigious weeklong program annually. McKeever is one of just two students selected within the New York Eastern Canada chapter, and one of only 60 selected worldwide.There are a number of criteria McKeever needed to meet in order to qualify: the program is open to students 14-16 years old, who have demonstrated high academic standards and good citizenship, and who are of high moral character. The student must also be nominated by a FBINAA graduate in good standing. McKeever interviewed with chapter representatives and a selection committee before the FBINAA and program coordinator decided to offer her the opportunity of a lifetime. McKeever will attend the 17th session of the FBINAA Youth Leadership Program on June 13-20 in Quantico, Virginia. Caption: North Babylon High School Assistant Principals Elizabeth Walsh-Bulger (left) and Colleen Ligonde with Margaret McKeever. Photos courtesy of the North Babylon School District.

Margaret McKeever, a freshman at North Babylon High School in the North Babylon School District, has been selected to attend a Youth Leadership Program hosted by the Federal Bureau of Investigation National Academy Associates (FBINAA), a premier law enforcement training agency.

The FBINAA hosts its prestigious weeklong program annually. McKeever is one of just two students selected within the New York Eastern Canada chapter, and one of only 60 selected worldwide.There are a number of criteria McKeever needed to meet in order to qualify: the program is open to students 14-16 years old, who have demonstrated high academic standards and good citizenship, and who are of high moral character. The student must also be nominated by a FBINAA graduate in good standing. McKeever interviewed with chapter representatives and a selection committee before the FBINAA and program coordinator decided to offer her the opportunity of a lifetime. McKeever will attend the 17th session of the FBINAA Youth Leadership Program on June 13-20 in Quantico, Virginia.

Caption: North Babylon High School Assistant Principals Elizabeth Walsh-Bulger (left) and Colleen Ligonde with Margaret McKeever. Photos courtesy of the North Babylon School District.

Freshman Margaret McKeever had to meet a number of criteria in order to qualify.