The Laurel of Asheville‘s Community Events Calendar
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Minds of All Kinds Annual Summit
February 27 @ 9:00 am - 4:00 pm
Free
The Minds of All Kinds Annual Summit is a full-day event designed to support neurodivergent high school students as they prepare for the transition to college. The summit offers an engaging, informative look at campus life, the supports available at WWC, and the pathways that help students thrive academically and socially.
For Families and Prospective Students:
– Explore our campus through guided tours
– Attend panel discussions featuring students, faculty, and campus partners
– Learn about academic, social, and residential supports designed for neurodivergent learners
– Ask questions and connect with our community, gaining a genuine sense of what it feels like to be part of WWC
For Educators, Counselors, and Other Professionals:
Professionals will participate in skills-based, practice-enhancing professional-development breakout sessions focused on effectively supporting neurodivergent students during the high school–to–college transition. Participants will receive certificates for completed training hours, making the summit a meaningful way to build expertise and deepen impact.
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