ACEing Autism is a nationwide nonprofit program that offers tennis group lessons to children on the autism spectrum. For five weeks every spring and fall, weekly package lessons give autistic children access to an otherwise expensive sport.
“I’m a speech language pathologist,” said regional director Eileen Horgan. “I kind of see this as an extension of the classroom.”
In recognition of Autism Acceptance Month this April, members of the ITA Student-Athlete Council met with Bowdoin College women’s tennis…
Teddy’s parents shared how meaningful the experience had been: “Before this program, he was afraid to even try sports. Now…
On most days throughout the fall and spring, at Rutgers Prep, Delbarton and Newark Academy – all top girls and…
