Allegro conducts FREE weekly movement education classes for children with disabilities at numerous Charlotte-Mecklenburg Elementary Public Schools, teaching vital academic skills while also strengthening bodies and teaching social skills.
Allegro instructors teach mathematical concepts, problem-solving skills, to identify body parts and their functions, as well as learning literacy through movement education. Extensive planning with school administrators, teachers, literacy facilitators, speech pathologists, and medical personnel are an essential component of these classes.
Twenty+ children with disabilities are paired alongside one-on-one typically developing peer tutors (students from the same school who currently do not live with a disability) and leave their homerooms to travel to Allegro’s classroom as part of their school day. Allegro has become an important part of many school’s curriculum, including those listed below.