Pennridge Special Education Students Enjoy Inclusive Fall Fun
More than 100 K-12 Pennridge students with special needs recently enjoyed a memorable day at Tabora Farms, a local farm and bakery.
The several-hour trip was provided free of charge to Pennridge students, bringing together students for a day of learning, laughter, and inclusion.
Working in partnership with the district’s Special Education Supervisors, the Torrice family helped design a district-wide Community-Based Instruction (CBI) trip that included students from Life Skills, Autistic Support Level 3, Daily Living Skills, and the High School PACE Center programs.
The trip was made possible by Tabora Farms owners Caleb and Patricia Torrice, who invited the students to enjoy a day of fun and learning.
Author's summary: Pennridge students with special needs enjoy a free trip to Tabora Farms.
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