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31 years ago, a Rosedale School parent decided to unite two of his life’s passions — cycling, and his child’s very special school. All these years later the ride is alive and stronger than ever, hosting cyclists, neighbors, and fun-loving, big-hearted, Central Texans from all around the Hill Country. Everyone comes together for the love of the ride and to help support and empower the children, families, staff, and caregivers associated with The Rosedale School. Thanks so much for your support over the years, and we can’t wait to ride again.
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Ride On & Rosedale Proud!
The Rosedale Foundation was formed in 1994 to support students, parents, staff, and caregivers by providing them with the necessary tools to empower and celebrate the students and their families through funding for specialized equipment, educational programs, and meaningful experiences.
Now, 30 years later, The Rosedale Foundation remains dedicated to its mission of empowering children, families, staff, and caregivers associated with Rosedale School and the greater Austin community. Over the years, the foundation has been able to fund sensory rooms, buses, and assistive technology, as well as support the building of a new, purpose-built school. An award-winning first-of-its-kind school, it features an all-abilities playground, a living life lab, and a custom-built clinic in partnership with Dell Children’s Hospital that provides specialty services to over 800 children with complex care needs.
Thank you for your continued support over the years, we could not do it without you!
The Rosedale Foundation
The Rosedale School
The Rosedale School is a unique campus in AISD that serves students with disabilities who require intensive support services. The school's well-experienced educators meet each student where they are, providing individualized support and instruction for all students. The Rosedale campus is a state of the art, accessible facility designed specifically to meet the diverse needs of our students.
The Rosedale School offers a caring, family-focused community that supports students’ unique learning needs in a positive environment. Through Rosedale's tailored educational opportunities and quality instruction, students increase their independence, improve their self-esteem and experience a greater quality of life.
Students who are 18 to 21 years old can apply to participate in the TLC or GO Project which are community-based, transition programs to move from the high-school setting to a college or work environment. Our students, staff, families and community partners with the support of the Rosedale Foundation create a wonderful supportive environment where everyone can thrive.
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