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Academic Warriors Online Learning

Academic Warriors is for gifted, autistic and special needs kids and the summer months are very busy.

Academic Warriors Online Learning
Allison Bruning is a founder of Academic Warriors which is an online school for special needs kids, including dyslexic and gifted kids. Kids need to be engaged so when they come back to school, they are ready for school. Summer is a time when kids can go to day camps or other things that will help the kids keep learning about science and also history. Kids need to be able to do fun things that help them learn.

Key takeaways

  1. Academic Warriors is a school that is online for special needs kids.
  2. There are parks and museums that kids can go to in the summer.
  3. There are special events at many places for kids during the summer months.

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