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Aug 26, 2020 16 min

The Hope Learning Center

from The On-Air Advocate Hosted by Tammy Flynn

As we continue our Resource Series, I am so excited to welcome, Andy Petro, Chief Operations Officer at The Hope Learning Center. Andy Petro is an executive, coach, author, and educator. Throughout his career, he has worked in traditional, charter, and private education, both bricks-and-mortar, and online. In his role as COO at The Hope Learning Center, Andy works with therapists, teachers, paraprofessionals, behavior analysts, psychologists and counselors to provide the systems and supports necessary to enable our amazing staff members to deliver life-changing academic, therapeutic, and behavioral services to the children and families in various school, community, and outpatient settings. Our Mission : The Hope Learning Centers and Schools will be the premier provider of educational and therapeutic services for children with special needs. It will be a model for excellence, a safe haven for students and a vibrant and outspoken advocate for those who need our support. Our committed, talented and compassionate staff will exude the characteristics of patience, perseverance and trust by using a multi-disciplinary approach of best practices. Individual success will be celebrated and students lives will be improved. Listen in as Andy shares all about The Hope Learning Center and their services, along with some useful strategies! Resource: The Hope Learning Center

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