Key Learning Autism Center

12/16/2025

Consider participating in this study, “Influence of a Family System on AAC Use in Individuals with Non-Verbal, Minimally Verbal, and Late Speaking Autism Spectrum Disorder,” seeking input from parents of children ages 10–22 who have speech deficits and use a speech aid.

This research is being conducted by Evan Satlin, a PsyD intern from California Northstate University, under the supervision of Dr. Haleigh Scott.

Participate at the link below ⬇️

12/16/2025

Excited to have the Fair Mountain Santa visit us this week 🎅🏼

I look forward to seeing all those smiling faces!

12/12/2025

Want to spread a little holiday cheer? Our Amazon wishlist is here! 🎅🏻🎄🎁 View our holiday wishlist by scanning the QR code below, or clicking the following link! https://a.co/1S4FQJL (https://a.co/1S4FQJL)

12/04/2025

12/02/2025

KLAC is closed today due to ongoing road closures.

10/24/2025

More than 1,000 West Virginians with disabilities are on a waitlist for services as the state doesn’t have the capacity to serve them.

10/18/2025

This Sunday, October 19th! 👻 🎃 🍬 🍭

Join us for a 👻 spooky 🕸 good time! Our sensory friendly trunk-or-treat is Sunday, October 19th from 2:00pm-4:00pm. We hope to see you there! 🎃

10/14/2025

Thank you POP "The Soda Shop" of Westover for coming to Key Learning Autism Center today. We really enjoyed the specialty drinks and delicious bakery items.

09/28/2025

Stacy explained that it’s important for caregivers to be able to connect with other caregivers, who understand what they’re really going through.

09/01/2025

08/06/2025

08/03/2025

Thank you to Ben Conley and The Dominion Post for their story about the proposed funding elimination for University Centers for Excellence in Developmental Disabilities (UCEDDs) and other important disability services in the state!

"The WVU Center for Excellence in Disabilities has been the foundation for developing, testing and sustaining evidence-based trainings and services that help West Virginians with disabilities achieve independence and a better quality of life — building a support system that the community and state depend on, " WVU CED Director Lesley Cottrell said.

In addition to the services, loss of funding would eliminate 96 jobs and likely eliminate more than $11 million in additional funding leveraged through the federal allocation.

Read the full story: https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/wvu-center-excellence-disabilities-facing-023400563.html

Association of University Centers on Disabilities
Disability Rights of West Virginia