Re: LEARNING CENTER FOR CHILDREN WITH AUTISM!!!!

[Guest guest]

So I keep hearing that this is a great center. What do they do, what is their platform? ABA, Floortime.... or is it mostly tutoring for school. I can't find a web site for them.Hi, I am Kay and I have wanted to share some information with the group. There is a facility called X'zandria Learning Center that is located in Marietta, Ga. The center is really great it has truly been a great program for my family. The Centers prices are very affordable and not exaggerated! The center is for children with autism and learning disabilities, its a great program to be apart of for more information you can call them at Garrett ButchFoundergarrett@...www.maximumpotentialkids.com"Giving Children With Autism A Fighting Chance"

[Guest guest]

X'zandria Learning Center has been great for my son and my family. They have developed a program that fits my sons needs academically, My son was having alot of difficulties and was really struggling in a regular school environment, he feels more confident socially as well as academically, and that means so much to me because my main goal is for my son to be comfortable, and for me to feel at ease whenever I am at work

are away from me, and that feeling is simply priceless!

Re: LEARNING CENTER FOR CHILDREN WITH AUTISM!!!!

So I keep hearing that this is a great center. What do they do, what is their platform? ABA, Floortime... . or is it mostly tutoring for school.

I can't find a web site for them.

Hi, I am Kay and I have wanted to share some information with the group. There is a facility called X'zandria Learning Center that is located in Marietta, Ga. The center is really great it has truly been a great program for my family. The Centers prices are very affordable and not exaggerated! The center is for children with autism and learning disabilities, its a great program to be apart of for more information you can call them at

Garrett Butch

Founder

garrett@maximumpote ntialkids. com

www.maximumpotentia lkids.com

"Giving Children With Autism A Fighting Chance"