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Welcome to The Promise Day School

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Welcome to The promise day school

Our Mission

The Promise Day School has evolved into a specialized institution focused exclusively on supporting students with autism. This transformation underscores the school's dedication to offering tailored educational experiences and resources that cater to the distinct needs of these individuals.  School hours are from 8 AM to 2:35 PM, with Dr. Katrina Samuels serving as the principal and Dr. Jean Howard as the assistant principal. 

Welcome Back

Welcome Back 2025- 2026 School year

Welcome back to The Promise Day School for the 2025-2026 school year! We are thrilled to have our students, staff, and families back on campus for another year of learning, growth, and success. 


As we embark on this new academic year, let us continue to uphold the values of excellence, integrity, and community that define our school. Together, we will strive for academic achievement, personal development, and a supportive environment where every individual can thrive.


We look forward to another year of exciting opportunities, memorable experiences, and meaningful connections. Here's to a successful and fulfilling school year ahead at The Promise Day School. Welcome bac


Principal 

Dr. Katrina Samuels 

The Promise Day School

Lower school

Lower school

Lower school

 

Our program emphasizes small group instruction for students between the ages of 5 to 13. The education themes for all students within this program are: communication, basic skills, social development, self-help, and overall learning readiness.

The Autism Center Difference:

  • Personalized classrooms assign 4 to 5 children per room with an average 2/1 student/staff ratio
  • Structured Teaching designed to make information meaningful
  • Ongoing new concepts and skills instruction that is predictable thanks to an organized environment
  • Visual schedules provide a core set of routines to promote independence
  • Collaboration on individualizing instruction to motivate the student between their teachers and therapists
  • Enrichment activities, such as swimming, horseback riding or trips to the local library, that promote generalization of concepts and skills

Children diagnosed with autism and their families are welcomed as new members into The Autism center family. It is not just the time spent in our classrooms that make a difference for the student, it is the community of support that maximizes the learning opportunities for our students to adulthood.

Middle School

Lower school

Lower school

 

Our program builds upon the skills developed at the elementary level and serves middle school students between the ages of 14 to 16. As our student continue to develop confidence and skills, our teachers and specialists concentrate on the unique needs of adolescents. The functional academic classroom program is departmentalized and supplemented by instruction in the Daily Living Center, located within our campus, to emphasize skill generalization to real world experiences.

The  Autism Center Difference:

  • Development of skills to support independence within the home
  • Integrated instruction in communication skills with emphasis on pragmatics
  • Application of basic skills to promote authentic learning in areas such as money management and meal preparation
  • Work individually with teachers on housekeeping tasks to learn skill generalization and responsibility for maintenance of the Daily Living Center
  • Smart Board instruction, video modeling, and daily use of iPod Touches for their schedule access, ongoing skill development as well as a personal leisure time activity
  • Fitness training twice a week at a local community center
  • Monthly planned community experiences like grocery shopping and dining out that encourage student independence in their daily live

High School

Lower school

High School

 

Our program centers on the needs of young adults, aged 18 to 21 years old, to function independently within the home and workplace. We begin with a  comprehensive vocational assessment for each student. We work individually with students to emphasize how skills they learned in middle school can be applied to everyday life situations. Students’ interests and aptitudes guide instruction in vocational training, recreation and on the job training.

The Autism Center Difference:

  • Instruction in a simulated onsite worksite utilizing the Practical Assessment Exploration System (PAES)
  • Authentic Work – our bakers courner  Bakers learn both  baking and business skills!
  • Placement in work study programs within the community
  • Implementation of the JOB TALK curriculum emphasizing communication skills and practical knowledge needed for workplace success.


Our Leadership

Assistant Principal Dr. Jean Howard

Assistant Principal Dr. Jean Howard

Assistant Principal Dr. Jean Howard

 Dr. Jean Howard joined our team four years ago as the Director of Special Services, and she has since taken on the critical role of overseeing the programming and instructional strategies for our autism program. With a robust background of over 30 years in special education, Dr. Howard is dedicated to fostering an environment of unity an

 Dr. Jean Howard joined our team four years ago as the Director of Special Services, and she has since taken on the critical role of overseeing the programming and instructional strategies for our autism program. With a robust background of over 30 years in special education, Dr. Howard is dedicated to fostering an environment of unity and academic excellence within our institution. Her commitment to education is evident in her active presence in the classroom, where she engages directly with students and staff alike. This hands-on approach not only enhances her understanding of the unique challenges faced by students but also allows her to implement effective strategies that promote their success. Dr. Howard's leadership and experience continue to inspire both her colleagues and the students she serves, making a significant impact on our educational community. 

Miss Sheron Smith Support Coordinator

Assistant Principal Dr. Jean Howard

Assistant Principal Dr. Jean Howard

 Miss Sheron plays a vital role in supporting Dr. Howard by managing the Individualized Education Program (IEP) timelines and coordinating the necessary meetings. Having been a part of the school since its inception, she has developed a deep understanding of its operations and culture. Her dedication is evident in her efforts to provide v

 Miss Sheron plays a vital role in supporting Dr. Howard by managing the Individualized Education Program (IEP) timelines and coordinating the necessary meetings. Having been a part of the school since its inception, she has developed a deep understanding of its operations and culture. Her dedication is evident in her efforts to provide valuable resources for both teachers and new staff members, ensuring they have the tools they need to succeed. Additionally, Miss Sheron oversees the training programs, facilitating professional development that enhances the overall educational environment. Beyond her administrative responsibilities, she also serves as the Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS) coordinator, where she implements strategies to promote a positive school climate and foster student success. 

Donna Turner Instructional Manager

Assistant Principal Dr. Jean Howard

Dr Lolia Turner Admissions Director

 Ms. Donna Turner is responsible for managing data related to both behavioral and academic performance within the school. Her role extends to providing comprehensive support to every classroom, ensuring that educators have the necessary resources and strategies to facilitate effective learning environments. In addition to her classroom su

 Ms. Donna Turner is responsible for managing data related to both behavioral and academic performance within the school. Her role extends to providing comprehensive support to every classroom, ensuring that educators have the necessary resources and strategies to facilitate effective learning environments. In addition to her classroom support, Ms. Turner actively oversees the behavioral team, guiding their responses to student behaviors both inside and outside the classroom setting. This supervision is crucial for fostering a positive school climate and addressing any behavioral issues appropriately. Furthermore, she collaborates with the instructional team to identify and implement best practices that enhance overall student support, demonstrating her commitment to the academic and social success of all learners within the school community. 

Dr Lolia Turner Admissions Director

Dr. Wright Director of Special Education

Dr Lolia Turner Admissions Director

 Dr. Turner serves as the Admission Director at our school, where she is responsible for overseeing the entire admissions department. With a rich background in special education, Dr. Turner has dedicated over three decades to teaching in various special education settings, providing her with invaluable insights and experience in the field

 Dr. Turner serves as the Admission Director at our school, where she is responsible for overseeing the entire admissions department. With a rich background in special education, Dr. Turner has dedicated over three decades to teaching in various special education settings, providing her with invaluable insights and experience in the field. Her extensive career has equipped her with the expertise necessary to foster strong relationships with both parents and staff members, ensuring that communication remains open and effective. In her current role, she is instrumental in liaising with referring districts, further enhancing collaboration and support for our students’ educational journeys. Dr. Turner’s commitment to advocacy and her deep understanding of special education dynamics significantly contribute to the positive environment we strive to create at our institution. 

Dr. Wright Director of Special Education

Dr. Wright Director of Special Education

Dr. Wright Director of Special Education

 Dr. Wright is responsible for ensuring that all programming aligns with state regulations, reflecting a commitment to compliance across the board. With a thorough focus on both the financial and instructional dimensions of the school, Dr. Wright plays a crucial role in managing resources and guiding educational strategies. His leadership

 Dr. Wright is responsible for ensuring that all programming aligns with state regulations, reflecting a commitment to compliance across the board. With a thorough focus on both the financial and instructional dimensions of the school, Dr. Wright plays a crucial role in managing resources and guiding educational strategies. His leadership has been instrumental in initiating and enhancing various programs that contribute significantly to the ongoing success of The Promise School. Furthermore, Dr. Wright is actively overseeing an extensive expansion initiative that aims to broaden the school's reach and capabilities, demonstrating a forward-thinking approach to educational growth and community engagement. 

The Promise School Events

08/25/2025

Staff Welcome Back

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Event Details

08/25/2025

Staff Welcome Back

Classroom set up and trainings 

8AM

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3:30PM

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Introducing parent Corner which plans events through out the school year as we continue to help educate students though out the year.

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