A research-backed PK–5 curriculum your team can teach with confidence

After practicing the concept of "look, [noun]" with the lesson for a week, my son switched from requesting impossible things over and over to actually noticing the environment and pointing and naming things. It sure makes our car rides much more pleasant.

I began working with the STAR Program when it first started as a pilot program, and I have continued using it to this day. I have seen great successes with my students, and those successes have been confirmed by parents. Structure and organization are the keys to success.

The biggest growth I see consistently year after year in my classroom using STAR is in receptive and expressive language skills.

What I really like about STAR is that it's a roadmap of where we're at and where we need to go for our student. I also like how we can individualize the program to meet our student's needs.

We are elementary self-contained classroom teachers for students with autism, and this is the best program we have ever worked with. I have been in special education for 24 years, and this is by far the most user-friendly, leveled, and fun curriculum for students and staff.

I have seen amazing growth in functional routines, with students being able to navigate the classroom independently and understand where they are supposed to be and what is supposed to be happening. They're growing more independent in the classroom, and their daily living skills are increasing as well.

Working with STAR coaches allowed me to grow far prouder of my ability to support my students and see their growth over the school year and beyond. Our implementation of STAR, with coaching and dedicated training, has led our building to become a model in our district.