Synchronous remote learning, tied to The STAR Program

SOLS is a synchronous remote learning curriculum founded in evidence-based practices and designed for students with autism and other developmental needs from early childhood to post-secondary. Real-time teaching from a trained instructor, with an IEP-driven curriculum tied directly to STAR Program and Links lessons.

Synchronous remote learning, tied to The STAR Program

When SOLS
makes sense

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01

Hybrid learning

When students are moving between in-class and remote instruction, SOLS provides continuity so progress isn’t lost on either side of the transition.

02

Extended school year

Keep instruction going during school breaks, summer programming, and other windows when a full classroom setup isn’t available.

03

Homebound and remote

For students who can’t attend in person — due to medical needs, scheduling, or distance — SOLS delivers real-time, IEP-driven instruction wherever they are.

04

Caregiver coaching

Built-in caregiver training and supplemental at-home activities help families reinforce skills outside of session time, building independence.

What’s included with SOLS

A complete remote-learning toolkit, from lesson plans to caregiver coaching.

Comprehensive curriculum

Detailed lesson plans with extensive implementation guidance, addressing learners at a range of levels and tied to STAR Program and Links.

Professional learning

Extensive PD is included so teachers and paraprofessionals can deliver SOLS with fidelity. Implementers use fidelity-of-instruction checklists to self-monitor.

Real-time teaching support

STAR Autism Support Certified Trainers can provide real-time instruction direct to your students, if your team would like additional support.

Caregiver coaching

Caregiver training, supplemental activities, and independent work tasks help families reinforce skills at home between sessions.

Three strands of lessons

Lessons are organized into strands that address learners at different attention and skill levels, including students with significant disabilities.

Individual or small group

SOLS sessions can be conducted one-on-one or in small groups, matching how you already structure instruction.

Where to next?

Getting started depends on your role. We have two paths.

Getting Started with SOLS

Onboarding for teachers, paraprofessionals, and related-service staff implementing SOLS in their district.

SOLS at Home

A caregiver’s guide to participating in distance learning sessions, with home supports and at-home routines.

Want to see how SOLS fits your district?

Talk to our team about access, training, and how SOLS pairs with the STAR Program and Links.

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