- Amy Smith
South Bend, IN
Once a week, 30 kids from the House of Hope (a school for special education in Bethlehem) look forward to the chance to spend time playing games, exercising and working together, without even realizing that they are also learning. Teachers from the school have commented on the efficacy of the program, and have noticed improvements in areas such as motor skills, listening ability, peer cooperation, and cognitive ability. They also know that the children love the program.
In fact, the House of Hope has agreed to continue the program for the upcoming year, and other special education centers in the area have signed on as well. It appears that the GymTrix curriculum will continue to have a positive impact on the young people in this historic city.”
- Erich Strehl
Paidia International Development
