Students with autism build confidence and connection at high school coffee shop - WOODTV.com
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A high school in Ada Township, Michigan, has established a student-run coffee shop called The Coffee Nest, managed by students with autism and their peer helpers, fostering confidence and social connections among participants. The program allows ASD students to take on roles such as barista, cashier, and greeter with tailored support, while peer helpers gain greater understanding and communication skills through collaboration. The initiative highlights the positive impact of inclusive, hands-on learning environments on both autistic students and their peers.
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