International Women’s Day 2025 On a daily basis, we at Easter Seals have the privilege of seeing babies, children and adults with disabilities learn to overcome and use the tools that were given to them to become independent. Disability is…
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Rare Diseases
Common Questions About Rare Diseases “I knew something was not right when Azeneth wasn’t making any effort at crawling, standing, or walking. And I noticed her shaking before she fell asleep.” – Brenda Saldivar, mother of a Caroline School student…
Ready for Awwtumn
Ready for Awwtumn We’re Ready for Awwtumn! The temperatures soared this summer, but so did our clients! Children with cerebral palsy reached new heights at our inclusive camp, High School/High Tech students had incredible internships, The Caroline School Summer Program…
The Caroline School Launches the 2023–2024 School Year
The Caroline School Launches the 2023–2024 School Year Since 2002, The Caroline School at Easter Seals Greater Houston has provided inclusive academics and individually focused curricula for students aged 18 months to 21 years. The primary mission is to replace…
Summer Mode Activated
Summer Mode Activated The 12th Annual Walk With Me, presented by Prosperity Bank, was one for the record books! It was the most highly attended event in Easter Seals Greater Houston’s 77-year history, with over 4,000 walkers. Our community of clients,…
Walk With Me Shirts Revealed!
Walk With Me Shirts Revealed! The animals are ready, are you?! We are only 17 days away from the 12th annual Walk With Me Houston, our 5K through the Houston Zoo presented by Prosperity Bank! There will be new animal…
New Friends, New Classes, and New Skills!
New Friends, New Classes, and New Skills! NEW SCHOOL YEAR, NEW FRIENDS The first week of school is always fun and exciting, and this year was no exception for Easter Seals Greater Houston’s The Caroline School (TCS) students and teachers. We kicked off…
A Legacy of Inclusion
Students with various diagnoses and backgrounds have walked and rolled through the halls, gaining skills, independence, and friendship. Prioritizing inclusion and individualized learning is part of the incredible legacy of Caroline DeLuca, who passed in 2016.