Who We Serve
Run the Gamut is a school for young adults (ages 18-24) with autism who are working toward independent living but require structured support in developing key life skills. The program is designed for individuals who:
Have foundational self-care and safety skills but require further development in problem-solving, self-management, and decision-making.
Can engage in structured learning (small groups, dyads, or individual instruction) without behavioral support.
Are motivated to increase independence in areas such as household management, financial management, health and safety, and social engagement.
Can function in community and vocational settings with minimal supervision and support.
Who is a Good Fit for Run the Gamut?
Young adults are a strong fit for Run the Gamut if they:
Have foundational self-care and safety skills.
Are motivated to increase their independence and actively engage in structured learning.
Are ready to advance in essential life, vocational, and self-advocacy skills to transition successfully into adulthood.Can participate in community and social activities with some guidance and support.
Who Should Consider Other Programs?
Run the Gamut is not a therapeutic or crisis intervention program. Run the Gamut is best suited for individuals who are ready to work on skill-building and build independence in a structured, supportive environment.
This program is not appropriate for students demonstrating a history of emotional, behavioral, or psychiatric disorders.