Nikki Zimmermann, pastoral resident, mission and outreach, introduces us to Cassie Jones, Head of School at the Epiphany School. The Epiphany School is a non-profit independent day school for kids that have been diagnosed with ASD1 (autism spectrum disorder level 1) or similar communication disorders. Students are high functioning and often have above-average intelligence. The Epiphany School is delighted to partner with Covenant through combined service-learning opportunities as well as the use of the third floor during the school day.
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Cassie Jones from Epiphany School
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