Newsletters & Annual Reports

Final - Annual Report 22-23, V7

Comprehensive Learning Center & The AJ Foundation 2023

Hard Work, Strength and Success

Welcome to The AJ Foundation and Comprehensive Learning Center's 2022-23 Annual Report. It’s our pleasure to take you on an accomplishing and exciting journey as we reflect on this past year. We stayed true to our mission in maximizing the potential of individuals with autism by providing state-of-the-art education and behavioral services based on the scientifically validated procedures of Applied Behavior Analysis. In doing so, we saw the 47 learners we serve between our Education and Adult Life Skills Programs persevere and achieve life-changing skills.

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Comprehensive Learning Center & The AJ Foundation 2022

An Exciting Year, Together Again

2021-2022 proved to be an exciting and productive year for both Comprehensive Learning Center (CLC) and The AJ Foundation (AJF)! At CLC, we saw 3 students graduate and move on to their next journey in CLC’s Adult Life Skills Program and, we welcomed new students and their families into the Education Program. This past year was the smoothest we have seen since prior to the pandemic for both CLC and AJF. It felt great to reintroduce more in-person home and community learning opportunities for our students and adult learners and, get back to being together for our fundraising events! 

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Comprehensive Learning Center & The AJ Foundation 2021

A Success Story for the Ages

As I look back over this past year, we have so many reasons to feel proud and grateful. We have had so much to celebrate! We welcomed new faces to our Education Program which means more children getting services they need! We saw some in our Adult Life Skills Program take on new and exciting job opportunities, forming new connections in our community.

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Comprehensive Learning Center & The AJ Foundation 2020

Thank You For Believing In Us

Each year I get this great opportunity to thank all of you for your support of The AJ Foundation. Without it CLC would not be celebrating its 20th year of operation! But in this new year, a year that has brought to all of our doorsteps unexpected and unprecedented challenges, my feelings of gratitude for you, our supporters, has taken on a whole new meaning and new level of apprecation.

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Comprehensive Learning Center & The AJ Foundation 2019

Understanding Autism

I am so glad to have this opportunity to thank you for all the support you have given us this past year. We have had yet another very successful year of fundraising and, once again, hit new records for each event! We know we could not have done it without your help.

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The AJ Foundation 2017

Personal Reflections on Our Journey

Rewind to 1994, the year I first met Joanne Corless and her 4-year old son, AJ. This is when the journey that would lead to The AJ Foundation and The Comprehensive Learning Center began. I was 24 years old, a year out of graduate school, and new to the professional world of autism intervention. My passion for the science of Applied Behavior Analysis and excitement for my new profession here without measure!

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The AJ Foundation 2016

Two Decades Behind Us

Like Abraham Lincoln said . . . "In the end, it's not the years in your life that count. It's the life in your years." As we approach the 20th year for The AJ Foundation For Children With Autism (AJF), I reflect back on the humble beginnings and the enormous unknowns when my son AJ was first diagnosed with autism. I only dreamed of the life I hoped he could have, and knew that I needed to do whatever necessary to add "life to his years."

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The AJ Foundation 2015

A Heartfelt "Welcome Home"

Most people who are familiar with The Comprehensive Learning Center (CLC) know that the school was founded by Joanne Corless in an effort to help her son, AJ (namesake for the school's fundraising arm, The AJ Foundation), as well as other local children with autism. But only those who were around for the first five years of CLC's operations truly know the pivotal role that Cindy Murphy, our new Executive Director, played in having CLC become a reality.

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The AJ Foundation 2014

The concept of Integrated Play Groups

The concept of Integrated Play Groups (IPGs) – which brings together children with autism and their "typically developing" peers for interactive, imaginative play – was developed in the late 1980's by researchers at San Francisco State University. A recently completed 3-year study reinforcing the benefits of IPGs (commissioned by Autism Speaks) has produced a number of recent news stories on the subject; both in the mainstream press as well as in the autism community at large.

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2013Newsletter

The AJ Foundation 2013

Dear Friends of The AJ Foundation

We are so very proud to announce the graduation of Daniel Lehner from The Comprehensive Learning Center. Daniel came to CLC when he was 8 years old and we have had the privilege of working with him for the past 14 years.

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The AJ Foundation 2012

First Words

Like many parents of a young child with Autism I desperately wanted to hear my child speak, say something, ANYTHING. I waited and waited for what seemed like an eternity to hear my son’s voice. Oddly enough my son’s first words were not spoken.

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2011Newsletter

The AJ Foundation 2011

Autism Without Limits

At twenty-one years of age, AJ Corless is like many other graduates preparing to enter the workforce. For him, a position at Adelphi Research By Design in Doylestown awaits, along with his current position at Wouch, Maloney & Company.

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2009Newsletter

The AJ Foundation 2009

Fulfilling a Dream…Expansion Complete

This fall, students returning to The Comprehensive Learning Center (CLC) found a brand new 6,000 sq. ft. building on campus. The new facility houses the Upper Elementary and Secondary Modules and will offer the students with autism vastly improved life skills and vocational skills training environments.

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2008Newsletter

The AJ Foundation 2008

CLC…Growing to Meet the Need

According to the CDC, 1 in 150 American children has an autism spectrum disorder. The demand for quality educational services is skyrocketing and The Comprehensive Learning Center (CLC) is expanding to meet this need. Since January, 7 new students have been enrolled at CLC with plans to add 9 more students in the next several years.

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