Neurodiversity makes humanity brilliant
No two brains work quite the same way. That’s a fact of life called neurodiversity. There are many ways that someone can be neurodivergent. One is dyslexia. Another is ADHD. And there are many more. Traditional education is not designed to help neurodivergent people learn, but Park Century is, proudly and intentionally.
Kaitlyn Shavelle – Park Century Alumni Speaker
We are deeply grateful to our alumni speaker, Kaitlyn (Class of 2016), for joining us at this year’s graduation ceremony and sharing her inspiring words with the Class of 2025.
It has been an honor to be part of Kaitlyn’s educational journey at Park Century and a joy to see how her time here has helped shape the remarkable person she is today.
In her speech, Kaitlyn reflected:
“Park Century taught me that I can do hard things. And because everything is hard for me, Park Century ultimately taught me that I can do anything. I was no longer afraid of the hard, because I had learned that hard was not a reason to stop—it was a reason to keep going.”
Thank you, Kaitlyn, for reminding us of the strength in persistence and the power of believing in yourself.
