Operating inclusive special education schools for children through age 21 as well as programs for adults, SINAI is widely regarded as one of the country’s leading Jewish schools for children with learning or developmental disabilities whose needs cannot be met in a regular education setting.
Technology, we’ve learned, is a double-edged sword that must be wielded carefully. Although it affords incredible access to information and communication, it is also a tool that can be misused and abused by individuals of all ages. For children with disabilities, technology can be even more complicated and fraught with...
I really love going to school every day. More than at any other school I have ever worked in, at SINAI I really feel like I am part of a team. The teachers and therapists support one another, and we know that the administration is always open to our ideas.
You have given S so much more than just an education. You have helped build up her self-esteem. You have helped her feel good about herself. Every day she has grown and has become so much more than she ever thought she could be. Thank you.
You don’t realize you’re getting more than just academics and therapies when you put your child in SINAI. Once you see the difference, you feel a gigantic weight lifted from your shoulders. You understand that you are not doing this alone. Other people are invested in bringing your child to his or her potential as a well-rounded human being.
You took a child who thought he had reached the pinnacle and showed him there are more places to climb. It will continue to be a journey but you have provided the maps, ropes, and harnesses to make sure that he can reach the top!
SINAI has an incredibly dedicated staff. All loving and caring, even the administrative staff in the business office. Every teacher and therapist works so hard to help each child grow into the most self sufficient, well rounded person they can be.
It’s amazing to work for a place where you feel heard and you feel like you are making a difference. When I bring ideas to my supervisor, she listens, we brainstorm, and we find a way to put them into action.