Timely, Helpful Resources. 

Recipes. Mealtime. Encouragement. 

we are excited to share our new free cookbook and resource, Healthy Meals & Shining Moments

Here at The Quaker School at Horsham, food is not only about caring and connection, but also about helping children flourish. Our students face social and academic learning challenges, and there is a growing body of knowledge that autism, ADHD and other neurodevelopmental disorders often coexist with food allergies or sensitivities.

We invite you to browse our Healthy Meals & Shining Moments cookbook to find healthy recipes that you can enjoy cooking with your children. A mix of vegetarian, allergen-free, gluten-free and casein-free recipes are included. Enjoy!

Plan a Positive Week

At TQS we believe that every child with complex challenges can blossom and achieve meaningful personal, social and academic success -- especially those outside of our TQS walls. In support of this belief, we have created a resource guide for parents, grandparents and other caregivers, Shine Together Every Day: How to Plan a Positive Week for Children with Complex Challenges.

The resource guide includes techniques on how to encourage with praise, engage your child in physical activity, bring joy and laughter to the day and how to reflect with gratitude. A checklist is also included to help you and your child plan a positive week.

To receive your free electronic copy, simply click below.

I Want to Have a Positive Week

Upcoming Events

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Upper School families are invited to a Lunch and Learn focused on College Planning for Students with Complex Challenges beginning at 12:00 p.m.  Laura Sibbald, Executive Director of Neurodiversity Initiatives from Chestnut Hill College and Kristen Tabun, Director of Transition from TQS will review with families how to know if their student is ready for college, what to do now to support a transition, and how to successfully navigate the many changes students will face in college.

This year, TQS will be inviting parents and guardians into the classroom to do some learning of their own. 

TQS hired renowned clinical psychologist Dr. Cheryl Chase to design an executive functioning curriculum for our school and spend two years training our faculty on delivering the curriculum.  However, since our goal is for our students to find the right-fit path forward to fulfilling their full potential, our interventions are at their best with a strong family partnership. 

For this reason, TQS will offer this executive-functioning training for parents as well as faculty. 

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