• Enrollment continues to grow with 160 students for the 2011-2012 school year
• AIM moves to new campus at 1200 River Road, Conshohocken, PA at Miquon Station
• AIM continues its affiliation with the 44 year model of The Lab School of Washington®
• Our first graduating class will be June, 2012
• AIM's curriculum is aligned with the PA Common Core State Standards.
• AIM collaborates with Cabrini for qualifying seniors to be dual enrolled in college courses.
• Juniors and Seniors participate in shadowing area business and community leaders.
• All classroom teachers are Wilson Language System® Level I, many pursuing Level II.
• Two Wilson Trainers on staff to insure program fidelity under AIM’s Wilson Partner School accreditation and to meet the increasing demands for Wilson training
• All classroom teachers are trained in LETRS®, a leading research-based training program developed by Louisa Moats and endorsed by the state of Pennsylvania
• Lower school teachers and speech and language pathologists trained in RAVE-O®, a vocabulary and fluency program developed by Dr. Maryanne Wolf from Tufts University
• All classroom teachers are certified in Special Education, Reading, and/or Subject Expertise, many with Master's degrees in Special Education and Reading
• 2 teachers working on their Ph.D; one faculty member is a CHOP fellow as well
• 6 AIM Faculty are teaching at area Universities
• 6 full-time Speech and Language Pathologists provide classroom instruction, teacher consultation, and individualized therapy to students
• Speech and Language Pathologists are trained to provide Linguistics, Lindamood-Bell Visualizing Verbalizing®, RAVE-O and Suzanne Carreker's Metacognition programs
• Temple University sends top Speech and Language interns to AIM
• 5 Full time Occupational Therapists provide classroom instruction, teacher consultation, and individualized therapy to students
• Occupational Therapists trained in Interactive Metronome
• Thomas Jefferson University sends graduate level researchers and interns to explore the occupational therapy programs at AIM
• 3 full time School Psychologists and 2 school psychologist interns provide evaluations, classroom instruction, teacher and parent consultation and support to students
• Cogmed Working Memory site and research with Temple University
• 3 Faculty members are certified as Fundations® Presenters
• 4 Faculty Members are LETRS Trainers
• Progress Monitoring including individual and group administered measures utilizing AIMSweb®, Fuchs curriculum-based assessment and other standard test measurements
• 1500 teachers trained since inception of AIM Institute for Learning and Research
• Internationally known consultant and past president of the International Dyslexia Association, Nancy Hennessey, consults in the areas of reading, writing and vocabulary
• AIM Institute Speaker's Series will launch in February 2012 at River Park Campus location
• Upper School sports teams in Soccer, Basketball, Crew, Golf and Softball; Cheerleading, Cross Country, and other sports expanding
• Sports Clinics conducted by former professional sports figures
• Expanded technology provides laptop and iPad program for students grades 6-12
• International travel added to expand background knowledge for Upper School Students
• West Chester University has named 6 teachers at AIM to their Educator 500 program for innovative and entrepreneurial educators over the past several years
• St. Joseph's University taps educators at AIM to develop their Master's degree level online courses in Special Education; SJU Teacher Scholar program for graduate who receive their master's degrees and six graduate credits for interning at AIM, as well Wilson certification
  

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