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Every child is unique. Every student deserves to be successful. We believe students respond best to high expectations, positive
reinforcement and clear outcomes.
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Our school offers:  A positive, safe, respectful environmentEducation based on best practices andcurrent research Highly qualified teachers who partner withparents Individualized Education Plans for allstudents |
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FACE students become life-long learners – academically,
socially and behaviorally. They gain personal accountability and responsibility
for more independent living
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FACE Featured on MyFox Tampa Bay News Report Tampa, Florida (October 5, 2009) New studies published in October show that more children have been diagnosed with autism spectrum disorders than previously thought. According to the report, about 1 in every 91 kids has the diagnosis - about 673,000 children nationwide - up from numbers in 2003 that suggested that 1 in 150 children were on the spectrum. With the number of children impacted by ASD on the rise, specialized resources like FACE are becoming all the more important, as MyFox Tampa Bay reports. | |
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FACE Celebrates Autism Awareness Month in April with $10,000 Verizon Foundation Award! FACE gives a special thanks to The Verizon Foundation, who awarded the school with a $10,000 grant for teacher professional development. This is the first award FACE has received since it has been managed by Quest! |
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 FACE serves students ages 3 to 22 with moderate to severe autism in pre-K through 12th grade and beyond. As a public charter school in Tampa, located at 6400 E. Chelsea St., FACE is available to families in Hillsborough, Pinellas, Pasco, Polk, Manatee and Sarasota counties.
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Copyright 2010 Florida Autism Center of Excellence (FACE) - Managed by Quest, Inc.