AIM Program

The Achieving with Individualization and Modification (AIM) program at Eldorado is an Intensive Learning Classroom. This program is designed for students who have autism and need significant accommodations or modifications to the curriculum along with the support of a behavior analyst to shape behaviors toward learning. Students work on a combination of academics, social skills, communication, physical motor skills, and daily living skills both inside and outside the general education setting with a focus on developing skills to support them in an inclusive environment. The AIM program is staffed with one teacher and four paraeducators to support students, as well as a support team including a BCBA (Board Certified Behavior Analyst), a speech language pathologist, an occupational therapist, a physical therapist, and a school psychologist who collaborate to develop programming to build on students' strengths and support their individual needs.

Eldorado offers both Elementary and Middle Level AIM programs.

AIM Staff

Ashley Alvarenga

Titles: Special Ed Para
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Amanda Calzolano

Titles: Occupational Therapist
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Jessica Clarke

Titles: Special Ed Para
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Abbie Hahn

Titles: Special Ed Teacher
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Jennifer Jenkins

Titles: Special Ed Para
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Jajaira Jimenez

Titles: Special Ed Para
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Molly Khalid

Titles: Special Ed Teacher
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Renee Macdonald

Titles: Special Ed Para
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Leah Martinez

Titles: Special Ed Para
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Danyiel McClendon

Titles: Special Ed Para
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Erin McClure

Titles: Speech Language Pathologist
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Serap Ozduzgun Kavi

Titles: Special Ed Para
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Samantha Ramos

Titles: Special Ed Para
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Michaela Schleinz

Titles: Occupational Therapist
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